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Ramaphosa signs 3 new bills before Friday’s first parliamentary sitting.
Three different bills with major adjustments to development and transportation levies have been signed into law by President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The bills are the Municipal Fiscal Powers and Functions Amendment Bill, the Economic Regulation of Transport Bill, and the National Land Transport Amendment Bill.
The National Land Transport Amendment Bill
According to the Presidency, the Bill was first approved by Parliament and was forwarded to the President for ratification in 2020. The updated Bill aims to reform the 2009 National Land Transport Act by adding new definitions, changing existing ones, and establishing accessible and non-motorized transportation.
The Economic Regulation of Transport Bill
The Bills seek to advance an efficient and productive transportation industry in order to foster economic progress. This entails setting up a Transport Economic Regulator to control transportation industry pricing, look into complaints, and keep an eye on and enforce compliance.
Municipal Fiscal Powers and Functions Amendment Bill
The purpose of the bill is to control local governments’ ability to impose development fees.When authorized, municipalities will also impose the taxes, levies, and responsibilities proper to local government.
PRESIDENT RAMAPHOSA ASSENTS AND SIGNS THREE BILLS INTO LAW
— The Presidency 🇿🇦 (@PresidencyZA) June 11, 2024
President @CyrilRamaphosa has in terms of Section 79(1) of the Constitution assented and signed three Bills into law.
The three Bills are The National Land Transport Amendment Bill, the Economic Regulation of Transport…
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