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71 of 1972
The Land Survey Amendment Act 71 of 1972 intends:
- to amend the provisions of the Land Survey Act, 1927 [repealed in 1997], with reference to the appointment, powers and functions of the Director-General of Surveys and of Surveyors-General;
- to provide for the establishment of surveyors-general's offices for regions defined by the Minister of Agriculture;
- to provide for the establishment of a survey regulations board;
- to empower a Surveyor-General to amend or cancel a general plan;
- to amend the Deeds Registries Act, 1937, with reference to the constitution of the deeds registries regulations board;
- to amend the Land Surveyor's Registration Act, 1950 [repealed in 1984], with reference to the constitution of the Central Council of Land Surveyors and to empower the said council to collect an annual registration fee from a land surveyor in the full-time employment of the State;
- to amend the Universities Act, 1955 [repealed in 1997], with reference to the constitution of the Board for the Recognition of Land Surveyors' Examinations; and
- to provide for incidental matters.
Commencement
- 1 November 1972, Ss. 1-11, 13-25 (Gazette 3641 of 1 September 1972)
- 1 May 1974, S. 12 (Gazette 4239 of 29 March 1974)
