Housing Amendment Act 6 of 1996 [repealed]

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6 of 1996

The repealed Housing Amendment Act 6 of 1996 intended:

to amend the Housing Act, 1966 [repealed in 1998], so as to make further provision for the financing of housing;
to amend the Housing Arrangements Act, 1993 [repealed in 1998], so as
- to delete certain definitions and to insert certain definitions;
- to make further provision for the monitoring of certain housing matters by the National Housing Board;
- to provide for the accreditation of local authorities to carry out national housing programmes;
- to make further provision for the management and administration of the assets of the National Housing Board;
- to provide for the control over the activities of a Provincial Housing Board by a member of the executive council;
- to provide for the submission to the provincial legislature of certain reports on the activities of a Provincial Housing Board;
- to establish a South African Housing Fund;
- to consolidate certain funds in that Fund;
- to regulate the administration of that Fund;
- to substitute the long title;
- to repeal certain laws; and
to provide for matters connected therewith.

Repeals