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Purpose and legislative effect
“A member of the Commission normally serves for seven years, unless the member resigns, dies, is removed from office, or the President extends the term on the National Assembly’s recommendation.”
A member of the Commission normally serves for seven years, unless the member resigns, dies, is removed from office, or the President extends the term on the National Assembly’s recommendation. This section gives the Act its short title: the Electoral Commission Amendment Act, 2004.
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A member of the Commission normally serves for seven years, unless the member resigns, dies, is removed from office, or the President extends the term on the National Assembly’s recommendation.
Section 1
This section gives the Act its short title: the Electoral Commission Amendment Act, 2004.
Section 2
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Source and current-law status
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Source record from www.parliament.gov.za · updated 24 Jun 2004
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