Contents: Obligations of Parliament and its separate bodies

Sea Shore Act 21 of 1935

6 Approval of National Assembly

(1) Any alienation, letting or permission with regard to the sea-shore or the sea which is not authorized elsewhere in this Act or in any other law, may only take place with the approval, by resolution, of the National Assembly.
(2) If an alienation, letting or permission in terms of subsection (1) is proposed with regard to any portion of the sea-shore or the sea situated within or adjoining the area of jurisdiction of a local authority, the Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism in the national government shall, before the proposal is submitted to the National Assembly, consult that local authority.

Second 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Special Measures Act 12 of 2006
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(1) The Minister may, in consultation with the Minister of Trade and Industry or the Minister of Health, as the case may be, make regulations regarding—

(a) any matter that may or must be prescribed;

(b) the suspension of the prohibition on the possession, compounding and dispensing of permitted medicines and Scheduled substances and permitted medical devices and the registration of and the performance of community service by health care providers, in order to give effect to the Organising Association Agreement; and

(c) any ancillary or incidental administrative or procedural matter that it is necessary to prescribe for the proper implementation or administration of this Act.
(2) Before the Minister makes any regulation under this section, he or she must publish a draft of the proposed regulation in the Gazette together with a notice calling on interested persons to comment, in writing, within a period stated in the notice, of not less than 30 days from the date of publication of the notice.
(3) If the Minister alters the draft regulations, as a result of any comment, he or she need not publish those alterations before making the regulations.

(4) The Minister must submit to Parliament the draft regulations contemplated in subsection (2) and comments received in terms of that subsection before final publication.

Second Revenue Laws Amendment Act 60 of 2001

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(2) The provisions contained in the regulations prescribing the circumstances under which the Commissioner may settle any dispute and the reporting requirements, as contemplated in section 107B of the Income Tax Act, 1962, must be tabled in Parliament within a period of 12 months from the date that the regulations come into operation for incorporation into the Income Tax Act, 1962.
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(2) The provisions contained in the regulations prescribing the circumstances under which the Commissioner may settle any dispute and the reporting requirements, as contemplated in section 93A of the Customs and Excise Act, 1964, must be tabled in Parliament within a period of 12 months from the date that the regulations come into operation for incorporation into the Customs and Excise Act, 1964.

Second Small Business Tax Amnesty and Amendment of Taxation Laws Act 10 of 2006
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(1) The Commissioner must provide to the Minister and the Auditor-General information of all applications for tax amnesty under Chapter I of the Tax Amnesty Act and must disclose—

(a) the number of applications received and the number of applications approved and denied;

(b) the number of new taxpayers registered with the Commissioner per tax type;

(c) the total amount of all tax amnesty levies payable in terms of Part IV of Chapter I of the Tax Amnesty Act by all applicants;

(d) the number of new taxpayers registered with the Commissioner per tax type that are classified as active taxpayers on 31 March 2008 and 31 March 2009, respectively.
(2) The information contemplated in subsection (1) must—

(a) be in a form that does not disclose the identity of any applicant; and

(b) be submitted at such times as may be agreed between the Commissioner and the Minister or Auditor-General, as the case may be.
(3) The Minister must report to Parliament on the information contemplated in subsection (1).

Secret Services Act 56 of 1978

3A Establishment and functions of Secret Services Evaluation Committee

(1) There is hereby established a committee to be known as the Secret Services Evaluation Committee consisting of not less than three but not more than five persons appointed by the State President, of whom one shall be designated by him as the chairman, and of whom at least one shall not be a holder of office in the Executive Authority of the Republic and shall be appointed after consultation with the leaders of the opposition parties in Parliament.

Sectional Titles Schemes Management Act, Act 8 of 2011
18. Sectional Titles Schemes Management Advisory Council
(1) There is hereby established a Sectional Titles Schemes Management Advisory

Council, which must—

(a) make recommendations to the Minister concerning any matter specified in section 19 in respect whereof the Minister may make regulations;

(b) keep the implementation of this Act and the regulations under regular review and must make recommendations to the Minister with regard to any amendments thereof or other action which may be advisable; and

(c) advise the Minister on any matter referred to it by the Minister.
(2) The Advisory Council consists of not more than seven but not less than five

members of whom—

(a) one must be the chief ombud, who must act as chairperson at the meetings of the Advisory Council;

(b) one must be a senior official of the department designated by the Director-General; and

(c) the remainder must be persons appointed by the Minister who must have skills, knowledge and experience in the management of a range of types of schemes.

(3) The Minister must appoint one of the members of the Advisory Council as the

deputy chairperson.
(4) (a) Before the Minister makes an appointment in terms of subsection (2)(c), the Director-General must, on such terms as he or she considers appropriate, establish a nomination committee consisting of not more than seven persons who are broadly representative two of whom must be the chairpersons of the relevant parliamentary committees in each house or their delegates, to nominate persons who meet the requirements of subsection (2)(c) for consideration for appointment to the Advisory Council by the Minister.
19. Regulations
The Minister may after consultation with Parliament make regulations regarding—

(a) any matter required or permitted to be prescribed by regulation under this Act; and

(b) generally, any matter that is necessary or expedient to prescribe for the proper implementation of this Act.