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Purpose and legislative effect
“The Commission must prepare a written report and submit it to the President within the stated time limits; the President may extend the period if the Commission asks in writing.”
The Commission must prepare a written report and submit it to the President within the stated time limits; the President may extend the period if the Commission asks in writing. This section gives the Act its short title and says it must be treated as taking effect from 1 June 1999.
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The Commission must prepare a written report and submit it to the President within the stated time limits; the President may extend the period if the Commission asks in writing.
Section 1
This section gives the Act its short title and says it must be treated as taking effect from 1 June 1999.
Section 2
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Source record from www.parliament.gov.za · updated 4 Sept 2000
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