Laws on Development Aid Amendment Act 57 of 1986

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57 of 1986

The Laws on Development Aid Amendment Act 57 of 1986 intends:

to amend the Black Land Act, 1913 [repealed in June 1991], so as to abolish certain restrictions in regard to the acquisition of land;
to amend the Black Administration Act, 1927 [repealed in April 2006], so as
- to entrust certain powers of the State President to the Minister of Education and Development Aid and to extend the regulatory powers of the Minister; and
- to grant to local government bodies the power to make by-laws;
to amend the Development Trust and Land Act, 1936 [repealed in June 1991], so as
- to further regulate the transfer of certain rights and obligations of the South African Development Trust;
- to cancel restrictive conditions which apply to the alienation by Blacks of certain land; and
- to abolish certain restrictions in regard to the acquisition of land and the alienation of sub-divided land;
- to provide for the commencement of Proclamation R.86 of 1982; and
to provide for incidental matters.

25 June 1986