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13. All decisions of an executive committee shall be taken by the administrator concerned.

14. (1) The administrator of a province shall attend to provincial matters, including such matters―

(2) The administrator of a province may―

(3) In regard to all matters in respect of which the executive committee of a province has no powers, the administrator shall act on behalf of the State President when required to do so, and in connection with such matters the administrator may act without reference to the other members of the executive committee.

(4) Where any law empowers an administrator or an administrator acting in consultation with the other members of the executive committee concerned to determine any rate, scale, tariff, fee or charge for the purposes of any revenue accruing to, or expenditure from, a provincial revenue fund, such determination shall as from 1 April 1987 be made by the administrator acting in consultation with the Minister of Finance, irrespective of the provisions of any law purporting to exempt the administrator from such requirement regarding consultation with the Minister of Finance.

15. (1) The State President may assign the administration of any provision in any law which entrusts to a Minister referred to in section 20 (b) or (c) of the Constitution Act any power, duty or function, to the administrator of any province―

(2) The administrator of a province may in writing authorize― to exercise or perform in general or in a particular case or in cases of a particular nature, any power, duty or function conferred or imposed on the administrator by or in terms of this Act