Aliens Control Amendment Act 76 of 1995 [repealed]

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76 of 1995

The repealed Aliens Control Amendment Act 76 of 1995 intended:

to amend the Aliens Control Act, 1991 [repealed in 2003], so as
to insert or amend certain definitions;
to further provide for delegations by the Minister;
to further regulate the issuing of provisional permits;
to further regulate passports and visas;
to further regulate the duties of immigration officers at ports;
to further regulate agreements between the Minister and shipowners relating to compliance with certain provisions of the Act;
to regulate anew the appointment, composition and duties of the Immigrants Selection Board;
to substitute the system of permits for permanent residence with a new system of immigration permits and to make new provision for the granting of such permits;
to provide for categories of temporary residence permits and to further regulate the issuing of such permits;
to further regulate the granting of exemptions;
to further regulate the invalidity and cancellation of permits
; to repeal the provisions with regard to the issuing of permits to leave the Republic;
to further regulate an immigration officer's powers with regard to prohibited persons;
to further regulate the entering of premises;
to repeal the restriction of the jurisdiction of courts of law;
to further regulate the detention of persons;
to further regulate the Ministers's power to make regulations;
to further regulate offences, penalties and evidence; and
to provide for matters connected therewith.

6 October 1995

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