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100 of 1998
The repealed Aged Persons Amendment Act 100 of 1998 intended to:
- to amend the Aged Persons Act, 1967 [repealed in 2006], so as:
- to insert certain definitions;
- to provide for conditions regarding subsidies to managers of registered homes for the aged and to certain other institutions;
- to monitor compliance with conditions of registration of homes for the aged;
- to provide for the establishment of management committees for those homes;
- to provide for the accessibility of those homes;
- to provide for the enquiry by designated bodies into matters regarding aged persons;
- to require reporting on the abuse of aged persons and the keeping of a register thereon;
- to generally regulate the prevention of the abuse of aged persons; and
- to provide for matters connected therewith.
Commencement
1 August 2000, excluding Sections 4, 5 and 6 (Gazette 21396 of 28 July 2000)
Repeals
