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STATISTICS AMENDMENT ACT IN FORCE FROM 1 OCTOBER 2025
- 30 September 2025
- New Legislation
- SA Legal Academy
Having joined the statute books in December 2024, the Statistics Amendment Act is scheduled to come into effect on 1 October 2025. This is according to a presidential proclamation published in the Government Gazette.
As SA Legal Academy has already reported, among other things a memorandum on the objects of the Bill concerned noted provisions:
- enabling the development and implementation of a ‘national strategy’ and ‘national statistics system’, and
- facilitating more effective co-ordination and collaboration amongst data producers and data users ‘by creating an enabling environment for the production and consumption of quality statistics’.
Please click the links below for more details:
- presidential proclamation
- Act
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