Remuneration and Allowances of Executive Deputy President, Ministers and Deputy Ministers Act
This section defines key officeholder terms and says the President determines their remuneration and allowances.
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- South Africa
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- Act or statute
- Citation
- Act 53 of 1994
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- en
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This section defines key officeholder terms and says the President determines their remuneration and allowances. Executive Deputy Presidents, Ministers, and Deputy Ministers must be paid their remuneration and allowances in monthly instalments, starting from the relevant date they assume office. This section sets out how remuneration and allowances under the Act are to be paid for an Executive Deputy President, a Minister, and a Deputy Minister. Money paid after 27 April 1994 to an Executive Deputy President, Minister, or Deputy Minister is treated as if it had been determined under this Act, if it was presented as remuneration or allowances under section 88(10) of the Constitution. This section says the Act is called the Remuneration and Allowances of Executive Deputy Presidents, Ministers and Deputy Ministers Act, 1994.
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