Constitution of the Republic of South Africa Act
This provision amends section 177 so that a local government council may elect an executive committee under a proportional representation system prescribed by law.
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- Jurisdiction
- South Africa
- Instrument
- Constitution
- Citation
- Act 7 of 1996
- Version
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- Language
- en
- Updated
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This provision amends section 177 so that a local government council may elect an executive committee under a proportional representation system prescribed by law. A Minister or provincial Executive Council member may refer certain employment-related contract, promotion, or benefit decisions made in the specified 1993–1994 period to a presidential commission for review, and the commission may reverse or alter them if they are not proper or justifiable. The section limits when local government can be restructured and when certain councils or substructures can be disestablished or changed. This provision states the short title of the Act.
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