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The Minister must appoint board members and, before doing so, must invite interested persons to submit names by Gazette notice. The board must have between nine and fifteen members.
This section identifies the Act as the Tourism Second Amendment Act, 2000 and says it amends the Tourism Act 1993.
This section amends the Act by replacing the definition of “Minister” so that it means the Minister of [Regional and] Land Affairs.
This amendment says no one may act as an inspector unless employed by and acting for the South African Bureau of Standards, a statutory body in section 7(1), or a provincial government.
This section amends the definitions in section 1 of the Trade Metrology Act, 1973, including terms like accredited laboratory, president, repair, repairer, SABS Council, specified measuring instrument, and statutory body.
This section amends section 9 to add a rule against false or misleading sponsored-event statements or ads that suggest a connection with the event or sponsor.
This excerpt introduces the Traditional Courts Act and defines key terms used in it.
This provision is titled “Chairperson and vice-chairperson,” but the provided text contains no operative rule.
This section defines key terms used in the Act.
This section is an amendment provision that changes section 3A of the Traditional Leadership and Governance Framework Act, 2003.
The State must respect, protect, and promote the institution of traditional leadership.
This amendment says section 8 does not apply to specified traditional leadership office-bearers, subject to section 5(3).
This provision identifies the Act and lists the topics it covers, including recognition of traditional and Khoi-San communities, leadership positions, councils, and related institutions.
27 Mav 1998 I No 746. —
At commencement, trust land in a township vests in the municipality where it is situated, but existing registered or registrable rights are preserved.
This section amends the Transnet Pension Fund Act by inserting and revising several definitions.
This provision is the act’s long title. It says the law amends the Transnet Pension Funds Act and deals with pension-fund rules, transfers, guarantees, recoveries, and the establishment of related funds.
The Transport Advisory Council established under section 2 is abolished.
This amendment changes who may serve on the Board, limits some members from State employment, removes voting rights for certain office-holders, requires the Minister to invite public nominations, and lets the Minister appoint a non-voting representative.
This section says the Act establishes the Transport Appeal Tribunal to decide appeals under two transport statutes.
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