Financial and Fiscal Commission Amendment Act | Act 25 of 2003 — South Africa law | Esheria

Financial and Fiscal Commission Amendment Act

Before one organ of state assigns a power or function to another sphere, it must notify the Commission and ask for the Commission’s recommendation or advice.

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 25 of 2003
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Updated
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amendment annual reporting appointments deadlines financial reporting financial statements governance government administration government process intergovernmental administration public finance transitional arrangements

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About this statute

Before one organ of state assigns a power or function to another sphere, it must notify the Commission and ask for the Commission’s recommendation or advice. This section requires organs of state to notify or seek approval from the Commission and Treasury bodies before assigning powers or functions, and to help the Commission carry out its work. This section sets out how vacancies in part of the Commission are filled, including notice by the Minister, provincial nominations, consensus on a shortlist, and a 90-day appointment deadline. The President must consult the relevant people before removing certain members from office. Section 24 is amended so the relevant paragraph now requires annual financial statements to be prepared within two months after each financial year-end.