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Skills Development Amendment Act,
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26 of 2011
NOTE: Assented to and published in English, with alternative copy in Zulu Long title To amend the Skills Development Act, 1998, so as to define certain words of expressions and to delete certain obsolete definitions; to amend provisions relating to the establishment, amalgamation and dissolution of SETAs; to provide for the incorporation of a subsector of one SETA into another SETA; to provide for the composition of an Accounting Authority for each SETA; to regulate the eligibility to become a member of an Accounting Authority; to provide for a constitution for every SETA; to regulate the conduct of a member of an Accounting Authority, or of a member of the staff, of a SETA when engaging in business with the SETA; to require members of Accounting Authorities to disclose any conflict of interest with the relevant SETA; and to repeal or amend certain provisions which became obsolete as a result of the transfer of the administration of the said Act to the Minister of Higher Education and Training; and to provide for matters connected therewith. Table of contents
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