Contents: Obligations of Parliament and its separate bodies

Close Corporations Act 69 of 1984

10. Regulations and policy
(1A)

(a) The Minister may determine policy for the appointment of a liquidator by the Master in order to promote consistency, fairness, transparency and the achievement of equality for persons previously disadvantaged by unfair discrimination.

(b) Any policy determined in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (a) must be tabled in Parliament before publication in the Gazette.

Collective Investment Schemes Control Act 45 of 2002

7 Registrar and deputy registrar of collective investment schemes

The executive officer and a deputy executive officer referred to in section 1 of the Financial Services Board Act, 1990 (Act 97 of 1990), are the registrar and the deputy registrar of collective investment schemes, respectively.
23 Annual report by registrar
(1) The registrar must submit to the Minister an annual report concerning-
(a) his or her activities in relation to this Act;
(b) the activities of all managers and associations; and
(c) all matters relating to the administration of collective investment schemes and analogous schemes.
(2) A report contemplated in subsection (1) must be tabled in Parliament within 14 days of publication thereof, if Parliament is then in session or, if Parliament is not then in session, within 14 days of the commencement of its next

Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities Act 19 of 2002

8 Reporting by Commission

(a) The Commission must report annually to the National Assembly on its activities and the performance of its functions.
17 Removal from office
(1) A member of the Commission may be removed from office, but only if a committee of the National Assembly finds the member guilty of misconduct or rules that the member is incompetent or incapable of performing a member's functions, and the National Assembly, in accordance with section 194 (2) (b) of the Constitution, adopts a resolution calling for that member's removal from office.
(2) The President-
(a) may suspend a member of the Commission from office at any time after the start of the proceedings of a committee of the National Assembly for the removal of that member; and
(b) must remove the member from office upon adoption by the National Assembly of the resolution calling for that member's removal.

Commission on Gender Equality Act 39 of 1996

7 Staff of Commission

(3) (a) A document setting out the remuneration, allowances and other conditions of employment determined by the Commission in terms of subsection (2), shall be tabled in Parliament within 14 days after such determination.
(b) If Parliament disapproves of any determination such determination shall cease to be of force to the extent to which it is disapproved.
8 Remuneration and allowances of members of Commission
(4) The provisions of section 7 (3) shall apply, with the necessary changes, in respect of the tabling in Parliament of a document setting out the remuneration, allowances and other terms and conditions of office and service benefits of the full-time and part-time members of the Commission.
11 Powers and functions of Commission
(1) In order to achieve its object referred to in section 119 (3) of the Constitution, the Commission-…
(c) shall evaluate-
(i) any Act of Parliament;
(ii) any system of personal and family law or custom;
(iii) any system of indigenous law, customs or practices; or
(iv) any other law,
in force at the commencement of this Act or any law proposed by Parliament or any other legislature after the commencement of this Act, affecting or likely to affect gender equality or the status of women and make recommendations to Parliament or such other legislature with regard thereto;
(d) may recommend to Parliament or any other legislature the adoption of new legislation which would promote gender equality and the status of women;
(i) shall prepare and submit reports to Parliament pertaining to any such convention, covenant or charter relating to the object of the Commission;
15 Reports by Commission
(2) The Commission shall report to the President at least once every year on its activities and the achievement of its objectives, and the President shall cause such report to be tabled promptly in Parliament: Provided that the Commission may at any time submit any other report to the President and Parliament.

Commonwealth Relations (Temporary Provision) Act 41 of 1961

1 Continued operation of certain laws affecting Commonwealth countries

The operation of any provision of any law in force in the Union immediately prior to the thirty-first day of May, 1961, in which reference is made to Commonwealth countries or any particular Commonwealth country, shall not be affected by reason of the establishment of the Republic of South Africa or of the fact that the Republic is not a member of the Commonwealth: Provided that the Governor-General may by proclamation in the Gazette suspend or from time to time amend any such provision in so far as reference is made therein to any particular Commonwealth country, either expressly or by way of a reference to Commonwealth countries generally, if in his opinion any corresponding law which was in force in that Commonwealth country on the date mentioned has been amended or repealed or has ceased to operate in so far as the Republic of South Africa is concerned.
2 Proclamations to be tabled in Parliament
(1) The Minister charged with the administration of any law in respect of which any proclamation is issued under section one, shall lay copies of such proclamation on the Table in the Senate and in the House of Assembly within fourteen days after the publication thereof if Parliament is in session, or, if Parliament is not in session, within fourteen days after the commencement of its next ensuing session.
(2) Every such proclamation shall cease to have the force of law thirty days after it has been so laid upon the Table unless before that date it has been approved by resolution of the Senate and of the House of Assembly.