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67 of 1959
The Pension Laws Amendment Act 67 of 1959 intends:
- to amend
- the Old Age Pensions Act, 1928 [repealed in 1962],
- the War Special Pensions Act, 1919 [repealed in 1962],
- the War Pensions Act, 1942 [repealed in 1979],
- the Pension Laws Amendment Act, 1943 [repealed in 1980],
- the Pension Laws Amendment Act, 1951 [repealed in 1979],
- the Pension Laws Amendment Act, 1955 [repealed in 1979],
- the Government Service Pensions Act, 1955 [repealed in 1966],
- the Universities Act, 1955 [repealed in 1997], and
- to make further provision in connection with the retirement or pension benefits of certain teachers at Government Bantu Schools,
- to extend the power to perform certain functions assigned to the Treasury in certain laws, to officers in the Department of Social Welfare and Pensions,
- to assign certain powers, duties and functions to the head of the Department of Social Welfare and Pensions,
- to relieve certain persons of certain requirements prescribed by certain Acts,
- to provide for the making of regulations under paragraph (k) of section eighty-six of the Children's Ad, 1937, with retrospective effect,
- to provide for the continuation, in certain circumstances, of the payment of the whole or part of any amount by which a pension or grant has been increased in terms of section seventeen of the Pension Laws Amendment Act, 1954, and
- to provide for other incidental matters.
Commencement
17 July 1959
