Promotion of National Unity and Reconciliation Amendment Act | Act 87 of 1995 — South Africa law | Esheria

Promotion of National Unity and Reconciliation Amendment Act

This section amends definitions in the principal Act and updates how “prescribed,” “veiligheidsmagte,” and certain references such as “Commission” and “Chairperson” are to be read.

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
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Citation
Act 87 of 1995
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Language
en
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This section amends definitions in the principal Act and updates how “prescribed,” “veiligheidsmagte,” and certain references such as “Commission” and “Chairperson” are to be read. This section amends section 3 of the principal Act and states that certain subcommittees must exercise, perform, and carry out the powers, functions, and duties given to them by the Commission. This section amends section 4 of the principal Act by replacing paragraph (g) in the Afrikaans text. The Commission is given powers to direct, review, investigate, obtain foreign permission through diplomatic channels, and make agreements for resources. This section amends section 13 by increasing the limit to ten other members and requiring Committee vacancies to be filled under the section.