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68 of 1986
The Abolition of Influx Control Act 68 of 1986 intends:
- to repeal the laws relating to influx control in respect of Black persons and related matters;
- to amend the Black Administration Act, 1927 [repealed April 2006], so as to repeal certain provisions relating to the removal of Black tribes, communities or persons from land occupied by them;
- to amend the Prevention of Illegal Squatting Act, 1951 [repealed June 1998], so as
- to provide for the uniform application of the Act in respect of all persons irrespective of the population group to which they belong; to adjust the fines which may be imposed for contraventions of the Act;
- to provide for controlled squatting on land designated by the Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning;
- to provide for the uniform application of the Act in respect of all persons irrespective of the population group to which they belong; to adjust the fines which may be imposed for contraventions of the Act;
- to amend the Slums Act, 1979 [repealed April 1998] so as to provide for the application of that Act in the areas under the jurisdiction of local authorities in terms of the Black Local Authorities Act, 1982; and
- to provide for incidental matters.
Amends
- Black Laws Amendment Act 46 of 1937
- Black Laws Amendment Act 54 of 1952
- Black Laws Amendment Act 76 of 1963
- Black Laws Amendment Act 42 of 1964
- Black Laws Amendment Act 70 of 1974
- Black Laws Amendment Act 4 of 1976
- Black Laws Amendment Act 12 of 1978
- Laws on Plural Relations and Development 16 of 1979
- Laws on Plural Relations and Development Second Amendment Act 98 of 1979
- Laws on Co-operation and Development Amendment Act 3 of 1980
- Laws on Co-operation and Development Amendment Act 102 of 1983
- Laws on Cooperation and Development Amendment Act 91 of 1985
Commencement
1 July 1986