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Tourism Amendment Act, 2000

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. The chairperso…

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Jurisdiction: South Africa
Structure: 4 provisions
Citation: Act 8 of 2000
Dates: updated 17 Mar 2000

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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.”

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. The chairperson may call an extraordinary board meeting at any time. The board chairperson must send copies of board meeting minutes to the provincial tourism MECs, and the board must work with those MECs to set procedures and programmes for a good working relationship with the provinces. This section states the Act’s name: the Tourism Amendment Act, 2000.

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Section 4 of the Tourism Act, 1993 (hereinafter referred to as the principal Act), is 5

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.

Section 1

Section 8 of the principal Act is hereby amended by the substitution for subsection

The chairperson may call an extraordinary board meeting at any time.

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The following section is hereby inserted in the principal Act after section 13A: 10

The board chairperson must send copies of board meeting minutes to the provincial tourism MECs, and the board must work with those MECs to set procedures and programmes for a good working relationship with the provinces.

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This Act is called the Tourism Amendment Act, 2000.

This section states the Act’s name: the Tourism Amendment Act, 2000.

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§ 1Section 4 of the Tourism Act, 1993 (hereinafter referred to as the principal Act), is 5Substitution

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.

1. Section 4 of the Tourism Act, 1993 (hereinafter referred to as the principal Act), is 5 hereby arnended— (a) by the substitution for subsection (1) of the following subsection: “(l) The board shall consist of not fewer than [15] nine and not more than [20] 15 members, who shall be appointed by the Minister in terms of subse~on (2).”; 10 (b) by the substitution for paragraph (a) of subsection (2) of the following paragraph: “(a) The Minister shall appoint as members of the board not fewer than [15] nine persons who are, by virtue of their knowledge of or present or potential active involvement in the tourism industry, fit to 15 serve on the board [and shall ensure that the interests of the key parties involved in tourism, including the business, community and labour sectors, are equitably represented on the board].”; (c) by the deletion of paragraph (b) of subsection (2); (d) by the substitution for paragraph (d) of subsection (2) of the following 20 paragraph: “(d) The Minister shall, before he or she appoints a member of the board (except the member referred to in [paragraphs (b)(i) and] paragraph (c)), by notice in the Gazette invite all interested persons to submit to him or her, within the period mentioned in the notice. 25 the names of persons who in the opinion of such interested persons are fit to be so appointed, stating the grounds upon which such opinion is based.”; and (e) by the deletion of subsection (5). 4 No. 21010 GOWRN~NT GAm~, 17 MARCH 2000 Act No. 8, 2W TOURISM A~ND~NT ACT, 2000 Amendment of section 8 of Act 72 of 1993, as amended by section 5 of Act 105 of 1996

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§ 2Section 8 of the principal Act is hereby amended by the substitution for subsectionSubstitution

The chairperson may call an extraordinary board meeting at any time.

2. Section 8 of the principal Act is hereby amended by the substitution for subsection (2) of the following subsection: “(2) The chairperson may at any time, either of his or her own volition or at the j written request of not fewer than [eight] @ members of the board, convene an extraordinary meeting of the board, which shall be held at the time and place determined by the chairperson.”. Insertion of section 13B in Act 72 of 1993

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§ 3The following section is hereby inserted in the principal Act after section 13A: 10Short title

3. The following section is hereby inserted in the principal Act after section 13A: 10 “Relationship between board and provinces 13B. (1) The chairperson of the board shall submit a COPY of the minutes of every meeting of the board to the member of the executive council in every province responsible for tourism. (2) The board shall in consultation with every member of the executive council contemplated in subsection ( 1 ) determine procedures and programmed to promote and maintain a sound working relationship between the board and the v~ious provinces.”. Short title

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§ 4This Act is called the Tourism Amendment Act, 2000.Amendment

This section states the Act’s name: the Tourism Amendment Act, 2000.

4. This Act is called the Tourism Amendment Act, 2000. 15 20

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