Policies / Policies from 2003
Policies with publication year 2003.
Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy
The objective of this policy document is to facilitate the implementation of Free Basic Electricity (FBE) Services by Municipalities as Service Authorities. The document also provides the FBE Services to be provided by Service Providers on behalf of Service Authorities.
Ministry of Public Service and Administration
The regulations in this document are made under section 43 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993 (Act No. 85 of 1993). The document provides guidelines for classifying explosives for manufacturing and licensing of explosives workplaces.
National Department of Basic Education
This policy creates a framework that allows for the coordinated and sustainable development of education information systems. It aims to achieve two goals. The first is the goal of an education system where information systems enhance the day-to-day running of institutions and education departments, and provide better information to the public as a whole, thereby promoting accountability. The second is the goal of an education system where information systems yield increasingly valuable data and statistics needed for planning and monitoring purposes, which occurs at all levels from the individual institution to the national department of education.
Ministry of Education
The policy document intends to provide guidance and coordination on key components of the adult basic education and training (ABET) system in South Africa. It pushes to create an enabling environment for coordination of efforts within practitioners in government, NGOs, and providers in the economic sector. "The main purpose of the policy is to help practitioners and planners to promote, implement, monitor and evaluate robust ABET practice in order to ensure that ABET occupies a central place in the development of the education and training system."
Ministry of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation
The strategic framework sets out a comprehensive approach for the provision of water services in South Africa, as it relates to small community water supply and sanitation schemes in remote rural areas, and large regional schemes supplying water and wastewater services to people and industries in the largest urban areas. It enshrines sustainability guidelines, health education, economic development and sustainable livelihoods, institutional reform, water boards, and the private sector.
Ministry of Environmental Affairs and Tourism
The notice imposes levies payable on fish and fish products in accordance with section 29 of the Sea Fishery Act of 1988. The levies concern the number of fish caught by holders of commercial fishing rights, traditional fishing rights or the right to undertake the commercial harvesting of pelagic fish, pelagic baits, horse mackerel, anchovy, and red-eye, among others. The notice also defines the method of payment of the levies imposed under this notice.
Ministry of Environmental Affairs and Tourism
The Act provides for the declaration and management of provincial parks within the framework of the national environmental management act; it gives effect to international agreements on protected areas, and provides for the management of provincial parks, under the provisions of the Eastern Cape Environmental Conservation Act
Ministry of Environmental Affairs and Tourism
The notice sets out the fees for harbour activities for all seaworthy registered commercial and non-commercial vessels (fishing vessels, leisure/recreational, and other vessels). The tariffs shall include the slipping and un-slipping of vessels during normal working hours.
South African Maritime Safety Authority
The regulations give effect to the section on the carriage of dangerous goods of the safety convention. The regulations apply to every South African ship carrying irradiated nuclear fuel (INF) cargo; they do not apply to ships owned or operated by the government of another state.
Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Forestry,Ministry of Fisheries
The regulations are subject to the agricultural product standards of 1990. They specify classes and standards, parking and marking requirements guiding the sale of garlic in South Africa. It specifically states that garlic shall not be sold except standards outlined in these regulations are met. The regulations are baseline standards for garlic sold in South Africa and not garlic for seed production purposes.
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