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Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“The Minister of Finance may amend the Schedule only after public comment and tabling in Parliament, and Parliament must act on the proposed amendments within three months.”
The Minister of Finance may amend the Schedule only after public comment and tabling in Parliament, and Parliament must act on the proposed amendments within three months. The Minister of Finance may amend the Schedule, but only after public notice, public comment, and tabling the changes in Parliament. Parliament must decide within three months, and if it does not, the amendments are taken to be approved. The amended Schedule is then published by notice in the Gazette and starts on the date stated in that notice. The provision allows benefits to be amended or omitted, or similar benefits to be added, when relevant legislation or a collective agreement changes, and lets references be aligned to those changes. This section gives the Act its short title: the Public Sector Pension and Related Payments Act, 2025. This provision states the name of the Act.
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The Minister of Finance may amend the Schedule only after public comment and tabling in Parliament, and Parliament must act on the proposed amendments within three months.
Section 1
Section title: Injury on Duty (IOD).
Section 2
This section is titled “United Kingdom tax: locally employed workers.”
Section 4
This section lists categories of post-retirement payments and subsidies, including pension contributions, pension payments, medical-treatment payments, and medical scheme subsidies for specified groups.
Section 10
This text is a gazette header and publication information, not a substantive rule.
Section 12
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Source and current-law status
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Source record from www.parliament.gov.za · updated 3 Sept 2025
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