Examples of SANRAL Act in a sentence
The SANRAL Act provides for the establishment of SANRAL to manage and control the Republic’s national roads system and take charge of the development, maintenance and rehabilitation of national roads within the framework of government policy.
The SANRAL Act is not broad enough to cater for some aspects of the ETC.
The SANRAL Act provides for the establishment of SANRAL and for the functions, powers and responsibilities of SANRAL.
The Municipality consents and agrees that the public participation processes and intergovernmental consultation processes which SANRAL has executed in terms of the provisions of the SANRAL Act and SPLUMA (if any, and in as far as applicable) meet the requirements of SPLUMA and need not be duplicated by the Municipality, or by SANRAL when submitting a land development application to the Municipality.
The Municipality confirms and agrees that SANRAL’s execution and fulfilment of its strategic planning functions, which include spatial planning and land use facets, in terms of the SANRAL Act and as reflected in terms of the Road Development Plan, satisfy and are adequate to meet the objectives of the development principles contained in section 7 of SPLUMA and overall meet the requirements set out in SPLUMA.
The Parties record that SANRAL have, or shall (depending on the stage of the execution of the Road Development) obtain the necessary parallel authorisations from any other organ of state decision-making authorities who must also, in terms of such an organ of state’s empowering legislation, authorise the execution of any of the activities and which SANRAL may authorise or conduct in terms of the SANRAL Act, or in terms of this Agreement.
If the legislative object of s 27(1) read with s 27(4) of the SANRAL Act had been merely to give the Minister the responsibility of procedural oversight, one would have expected the provisions to have been worded differently.
It is thus unsurprising to find provision made in the SANRAL Act for the responsible member of the Cabinet to maintain a measure of direct control over tolling, at least to the extent of having the final say over any proposals by SANRAL in that regard.
Clause 3 seeks to amend section 27(3) (b) of the SANRAL Act to provide a means of differentiating the amount of toll payable according to whether the toll is pre-paid depending on the use of an e-tag or some other device as compared with identification through licence number recognition.
The LESSEE shall not make any additions or alterations to the PROPERTY or IMPROVEMENTS without the LESSOR’S prior written consent, subject thereto that the LESSEE accepts full responsibility to comply with the provisions of the SANRAL Act, including but not limited to Section 48 of the abovementioned Act.