South African Weather Service Amendment Act | Act 48 of 2013 — South Africa law | Esheria

South African Weather Service Amendment Act

This section amends the Weather Service Act’s definition section and adds/replaces definitions for “advisory alert” and “advisory services.”

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 48 of 2013
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Updated
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About this statute

This section amends the Weather Service Act’s definition section and adds/replaces definitions for “advisory alert” and “advisory services.” This provision updates and adds definitions for weather- and air-quality-related terms used in the Act. The Minister must publish and table Weather Service policy documents, and the Weather Service must follow the policy, norms and standards, and any ministerial directives. Section 3 is amended to expand the listed purposes to include weather and air-quality information services, ongoing data collection, custodianship of records and SAAQIS, and other international obligations the Minister may direct. The Minister must set and publish policy for the Weerdiens, consult the Raad, table policy in Parliament on specified timelines, and monitor compliance; the Weerdiens must act subject to that policy, standards, and ministerial directives.