South African Passports and Travel Documents Act
Section 15 concerns powers and duties about issuing and controlling South African passports and travel documents.
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- South Africa
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- Act 4 of 1994
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- en
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Section 15 concerns powers and duties about issuing and controlling South African passports and travel documents. The Government of the Republic of South Africa has the powers and duties for issuing and controlling South African passports and travel documents, subject to this Act. South African citizens are entitled to a South African passport, subject to the Act. The Minister may make regulations about passport applications, renewals, endorsements, validity, refusals, withdrawals, categories, fees, minors, and other necessary matters. Regulations under paragraph (e) may only be made after consulting the Minister of Finance, and regulations made under subsection (1) may make non-compliance an offence punishable by a fine or up to five years’ imprisonment. Anything done before this Act started, if it could be done under this Act, is treated as having been done under this Act.
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