Skills Development Amendment Act 26 of 2011

The Skills Development Amendment Act 26 of 2011 aims:

• to amend the Skills Development Act, 1998, so as:
  • to define certain words or 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.

Commencement

11 May 2015 of S1 (except 1(c)), 3, 5-13, 20, 27, 29-31 (Government Gazette 35336, 11 May 2012)