Refugees Amendment Act
Asylum application confidentiality must be maintained, but the Refugee Appeals Authority may let the public or media attend or report on a hearing if conditions are met.
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- Act 10 of 2015
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- en
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Asylum application confidentiality must be maintained, but the Refugee Appeals Authority may let the public or media attend or report on a hearing if conditions are met. Asylum applications and their information must stay confidential, but the Refugees Appeal Authority may let people or the media attend or report on a hearing in limited cases. This section says that, for section 21(5), "Refugee Appeals Authority" should be read as "Refugee Appeal Board" until section 11 of the Refugees Amendment Act, 2008 starts operating. This section names the Act and says it comes into operation on 27 September 2015. The listed reference must be read as referring to the Refugee Appeal Board until section 11 of the Refugees Amendment Act, 2008 starts.
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