Environment Conservation Amendment Act | Act 52 of 1994 — South Africa law | Esheria

Environment Conservation Amendment Act

Section 1 is amended to update the definitions of “Department,” “Director-General,” and “Minister” to refer to Environmental Affairs and Tourism.

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
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Citation
Act 52 of 1994
Version
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Language
en
Updated
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Section 1 is amended to update the definitions of “Department,” “Director-General,” and “Minister” to refer to Environmental Affairs and Tourism. The Minister may determine norms and standards to be complied with when setting policy, if the Minister thinks this will further the listed environmental objectives. This provision amends section 14 of the principal Act to add a new category of committee member: another Director-General of a Department who is not already a member under paragraph (c) and who has been appointed by the Minister, with the other Minister’s concurrence, by notice in the Gazette. This section inserts a new section into the principal Act about regulations concerning international conventions, treaties, and agreements. The Minister may make regulations about applying certain international environmental conventions, treaties, or agreements that form part of the law of the Republic.