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Collected on 12 August 2026
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Public comment on the Legal Practice Amendment Bill 2026
The public is invited to contribute input on the proposed amendments to the Legal Practice Act of 2014, which aims to enhance the skills of legal practitioners, improve access to the legal profession, and ensure broader access to justice.
The document's recorded date is 11 August 2026. Confirm on the official source.
Reference
GOVNEWS-83503
Opening Date
11 August 2026
Closing Date
11 August 2026
The first three have been released for public comment while the Conspiracy, Instigation and Incitement to Commit Offence Bill 2026 will now go to Parliament for processing and adoption.
Public comment on the General (Mining) Laws Amendment Bill 2026
South Africans can provide feedback on the proposed bill aimed at addressing illicit mining, including penalties for illegal prospecting and mining, and strengthening enforcement powers for the police. The bill targets illegal mining activities known as Zama Zamas but does not aim to penalise legitimate artisanal miners with permits.
The document's recorded date is 11 August 2026. Confirm on the official source.
The first three have been released for public comment while the Conspiracy, Instigation and Incitement to Commit Offence Bill 2026 will now go to Parliament for processing and adoption.
Public comment on the Regulation of Trusts Bill
South Africans can participate in shaping the future of trust regulation by submitting feedback on the proposed bill, which aims to modernise and clarify the legal framework governing trusts in South Africa.
The document's recorded date is 11 August 2026. Confirm on the official source.
The first three have been released for public comment while the Conspiracy, Instigation and Incitement to Commit Offence Bill 2026 will now go to Parliament for processing and adoption.
