Republic of South Africa Constitution Act, 1983/1993-04-01

as amended by

Constitution Amendment Act, No. 105 of 1984

Powers and Privileges of Parliament and the Constitution Amendment Act, No. 99 of 1985

Provincial Government Act, No. 69 of 1986

Constitution Amendment Act, No. 20 of 1987

Constitution Amendment Act, No. 50 of 1988

Constitution Third Amendment Act, No. 101 of 1988

Constitution Fourth Amendment Act, No. 71 of 1989

Constitution Amendment Act, No. 61 of 1990

Constitution Second Amendment Act, No. 146 of 1992

Constitution Amendment Act, No. 149 of 1992

Proclamation No. R. 19 of 1993

Proclamation No. R. 20 of 1993

Proclamation No. R. 21 of 1993

Schedule 1

Subjects referred to in section 14

1. Social welfare, but subject to any general law in relation to―

norms and standards for the provision or financing of welfare services; the control of the collection of money and other contributions from members of the public for welfare services or charity; and the registration of social workers, and control over their profession.

2. Education at all levels, including―

instruction by way of correspondence, and institutions providing such instruction; the training of adults in the trades at centres established by the State President acting as provided in section 19 (1) (a); and training of cadets at schools in terms of section 3 (1) (a) of, and subject to, the Defence Act, 1957, and official school sport,

but subject to any general law in relation to―

norms and standards for the financing of running and capital costs of education; salaries and conditions of employment of staff and professional registration of teachers; and norms and standards for syllabuses and examination and for certification of qualifications.

3. Art, culture and recreation (with the exception of competitive sport) which affect mainly the population group in question.

[Item 4 deleted by Proclamation No. R. 21 of 1993 in terms of s. 98A.]

5. Community development, comprising the following, namely―

housing; development of the community in any area declared by or under any general law as an area for the use of the population group in question, including the establishment, development and renovation of towns and the control over and disposal of land (whether by alienation or otherwise) acquired or made available for that purpose; and rent control and control over and clearance of squatting, in such an area in terms of any general law,

but subject to―

any general law in relation to norms, standards and income groups for the financing of housing; and the provisions of the general law referred to in paragraph (2).

[Item 6 deleted by Proclamation No. R. 20 of 1993 in terms of s. 98A.]

[Items 7 and 8 deleted by Proclamation No. R. 19 of 1993 in terms of s. 98A.]

9. Appointment of marriage officers under any general law.

10. Elections of members of the House of Parliament in question, excluding matters prescribed or to be prescribed by or under any general law.

11. Finance in relation to own affairs of the population group in question, including―

estimates of revenue and expenditure, but excluding the form in which such estimates shall be prepared; the appropriation of moneys for the purposes of such estimates, but excluding such appropriation of moneys for any purpose other than that for which they are by or under any general law made available for appropriation; levies authorized by or under any general law, on services rendered over and above payments for such services; the receipt of donations; the making of donations not amounting to a supplementation of appropriations contemplated in paragraph (2); and the control over the collection and utilization of revenue, subject to the provisions of the Exchequer and Audit Act, 1975,

but excluding the levying of taxes and the raising of loans.

12. Staff administration in terms of the provisions of any general law in relation to staff in the employment of the State.

13. Auxiliary services necessary for the administration of own affairs of the population group in question, including the planning of and control over the work connected with the exercise or performance of powers, duties and functions in a department of State for such affairs, and the services provided by or in such a department, and the acquisition, alienation, provision and maintenance of and the control over land, supplies, services, buildings, works and accommodation, transport and other facilities for the purposes of the performance or rendering of such work and services, but subject to any general law in relation to such matters.

14. The rendering of services, either with the approval of the State President acting as provided in section 19 (1) (b) or in terms of arrangements made between Ministers with such approval, to persons who are not members of the population group in question.