Constitution of the Republic of South Africa Second Amendment Act
This Act amends the Constitution so that, when a municipal boundary crosses a provincial boundary, national legislation must provide for a municipality of an agreed type and for executive authority over that municipality.
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- Jurisdiction
- South Africa
- Instrument
- Constitution
- Citation
- Act 87 of 1998
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- Language
- en
- Updated
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This Act amends the Constitution so that, when a municipal boundary crosses a provincial boundary, national legislation must provide for a municipality of an agreed type and for executive authority over that municipality. This provision amends section 155 by adding a new subsection about municipal boundaries that cross provincial boundaries. If ward representation is included, wards must be delimited by an independent authority under national legislation, and a ward within a municipal boundary may not cross the relevant provincial boundary. This provision gives the Act its name.
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