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TRANSPORT APPEAL TRIBUNAL: 2024 AMENDMENT ACT IN FORCE
- 18 August 2026
- New Legislation
- SA Legal Academy
The 2024 Transport Appeal Tribunal Amendment Act is now in force, according to a recently gazetted presidential proclamation.
Among other things, the Act’s long title refers to provisions empowering the Transport Appeal Tribunal to:
- ‘take appropriate steps in cases where its decisions or rulings are not implemented or effected timeously’, and
- ‘investigate delays in the completion of its proceedings’.
As far as can be ascertained, there have been no further developments regarding draft regulations released in May 2024 for public comment – possibly informed by input received on the earlier version. This tends to suggest that the regulations in place since 2013 still apply.
- presidential proclamation
- Act
- SA Legal Academy report on draft regulations
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