Sentech Amendment Act
This provision is the Sentech Amendment Act, 1999 and states that it amends the Sentech Act, 1996.
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- Jurisdiction
- South Africa
- Instrument
- Act or statute
- Citation
- Act 44 of 1999
- Version
- Undated source snapshot
- Language
- en
- Updated
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This provision is the Sentech Amendment Act, 1999 and states that it amends the Sentech Act, 1996. This amendment keeps the State as the only member and shareholder of the Company, but lets the Minister transfer some State shares if the Cabinet approves. The Company’s articles must set the board’s composition, the Minister must appoint a non-executive chairperson, and the executive committee must report to the board. If the company plans to expropriate land or a real right, the management board executive committee must submit a report explaining the intended expropriation to the Minister. This section gives the Act’s name.
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