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NATIONAL LEGISLATION OVERVIEWS
NATIONAL LEGISLATION OVERVIEWS
Mines
and Works and Explosives Amendment Act, No. 46 of 1964
Long title
To amend the Mines and Works Act, 1956, and the Explosives Act, 1956.
Table of contents
Legislation Text Access Point
Long title
To amend the Mines and Works Act, 1956, and the Explosives Act, 1956.
Table of contents
| SECTION | TITLE |
| 1. | Amendment of section 1 of Act 27 of 1956... |
| 2. | Substitution of section 2 of Act 27 of 1956 |
| 3. | Insertion of section 2bis of Act 27 of 1956 |
| 4. | Substitution of section 3 of Act 27 of 1956 |
| 5. | Amendment of section 4 of Act 27 of 1956** |
| 6. | Amendment of section 5 of Act 27 of 1956** |
| 7. | Amendment of section 1 of Act 27 of 1956 |
| 8. | Substitution of section 7 of Act 27 of 1956 |
| 9. | Amendment of section 10 of Act 27 of 1956 |
| 10. | Amendment of section 11 of Act 27 of 1956 |
| 11. | Amendment of section 12 of Act 27 of 1956 |
| 12. | Amendment of section 31 of Act 27 of 1956... |
| 13. | Short title |
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| As unamended Act 1964_046_000_19640529 | EXT.LINK | REQ.INFO | LINK |
| As repealed by Act 2003_015_000_00000000 . | N/A | REQ.INFO | LINK |
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