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58 of 1986
The Black Local Authorities Amendment Act 58 of 1986 intends:
- to amend the Black Local Authorities Act, 1982 [repealed in February 1994], so as
- to delete, define or further define certain expressions;
- to provide for the establishment of town committees;
- to provide that community counclls be deemed to be town committees;
- to confer on the Minister the power to determine that a local authority be excluded from the area of a local government body;
- to provide that members of a town council, town committee or local authority committee which may be dissolved, may, for the unexpired period of their term of office, remain members of any city council or a town council which may be established in the place thereof;
- to extend the qualifications for members and voters;
- to provide that a local authority may under certain circumstances increase tariffs for services rendered by it;
- to further regulate the appointment· of law enforcement officers and their powers;
- to abolish the requirement that financial statements be tabled;
- to further regulate the delegation of powers;
- to extend the power of the Minister to make regulations; and
- to provide for the interpretation of certain references in other laws and certain expressions in the said Act; and
- to provide for incidental matters.
Commencement
25 June 1986
