Tourism Amendment Act | Act 8 of 2000 — South Africa law | Esheria

Tourism Amendment Act

The Minister must appoint board members and, before doing so, must invite interested persons to submit names by Gazette notice. The board must have between nine and fifteen members.

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
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Citation
Act 8 of 2000
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Language
en
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The Minister must appoint board members and, before doing so, must invite interested persons to submit names by Gazette notice. The board must have between nine and fifteen members. The chairperson may call an extraordinary board meeting at any time. The board chairperson must send copies of board meeting minutes to the provincial tourism MECs, and the board must work with those MECs to set procedures and programmes for a good working relationship with the provinces. This section states the Act’s name: the Tourism Amendment Act, 2000.