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This section repeals section 66 of the principal Act and substitutes new text; it also defines “clearance certificate” as a tax clearance certificate issued under section 81B of the Income Tax Act.
Mining licence holders must pay a royalty to the Republic, with a lower rate for certain large-scale base metals licences.
This provision amends the principal Act by adding references to mineral processing operations and mineral processing licences.
This section gives the Act its short title and lets the Minister appoint its commencement date by statutory instrument.
This amendment Act changes section 7 of the principal Mines and Minerals Development Act by deleting subsection (4) and renumbering later subsections.
This Act amends section 133 of the principal Act by replacing the words “three” and “five” with “six,” and it comes into operation on 1 April 2012.
This provision adds definitions for “open cast mining operations” and “underground mining operations.”
Mining licence holders must pay mineral royalty at set rates, with special copper rates based on the copper price.
This amendment changes mineral royalty rates for copper, cobalt, and vanadium, and says anyone holding minerals extracted in the Republic on which royalty has not been paid must pay the royalty.
This Act amends the Mines and Minerals Development Act, 2015, including allowing a mineral royalty to be paid in advance as prescribed and replacing “Metal Bulletin” with “Fastmarkets MB”.
This amendment changes the copper mineral royalty rates in section 89 and says the Act starts on 1 January 2023.
This Order amends the Second Schedule to the Act by replacing several time periods with longer ones.
This section amends the Second Schedule by replacing two deadline phrases with new dates tied to 30 September 2010.
This section gives the Act its short title and says it comes into operation on 1st April, 2008.
This section gives the Act’s short title and says it starts on 1st July, 2015.
This order amends the Domestic Workers Order, 2011 by changing the amount in paragraph 5(1) from 250,000 to 420,000.
This provision gives the Order its citation name and says it must be read together with the 2011 Domestic Workers Order.
Section heading: Minimum Wages and conditions of employment.
This provision gives the short title of the Order and says it is to be read together with the 2020 principal Order.
This section gives the short title: the Minimum Wages and Conditions of Employment (Truck and Bus Drivers) Order, 2020.
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