LO 10 =Compliance in various Acts by

Section 7

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°To provide a predictable and effective environment

• use of alternative enforcement mechanisms

Section 45

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Steps regarding Financial Assistance

Section 75

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Boards of related companies that have common directors. Transactions in contravention of s75 are void, unless ratified by shareholders.

Section 171

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Possible remedies for non compliance notices include provisions of community service (s171)

Section 77

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Personal liability of directors and prescribed officers for losses or damages to the company resulting from their actions in breach of the act

Section 104

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Liability of those responsible for untrue statements in a prospectus.

Section 218

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Liability of person contravening any provision of act to other person for loss or damage suffered as contravention

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any director of a company is liable for any loss, damages or costs sustained by the company as a direct or indirect consequence of the director:

Definition

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The Broad-based Black Economic Empowerment Act 53 of 2003 intends: to establish a legislative framework for the promotion of black economic empowerment:

document issued to assess and verify a business's level of compliance with the country's BBBEE Act

Section 4 (c)

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To achieve objectives a Centre must:

monitor and guide accountable institutions,
supervisory bodies
and other persons regarding the performance of their duties and compliance with the provisions of the Act.

Section 12

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Compliance is not reasonably practicable in certain cases

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The Protection of Personal Information Act is a piece of legislation which governs the law of data protection and privacy in South Africa.

The POPI Act requires businesses to regulate how information is organised, stored, secured, and discarded

Section 114(1) is of particular importance as it states that all forms of processing of personal information must, within one year after the commencement of the section, be made to conform to the Act.

Key principle( section 2, sub section 2.1)

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Substance takes precedence over legal form. This is the fundamental principle for measuring the compliance of B-BBEE.

Section 18

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(a)Notification to data subjects when collecting personal information,exception to children

(b)non-compliance would not be prejudiced

Section 33

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Authorization concerning data subject’s criminal behaviour or biometric information

(2) Needs to be done in compliance with Labour Law

Section 40

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Powers,duties and function of the Regulator

(b) monitoring and enforcing complianxe

Section 55

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Duties and responsibilities of Information Officer

Section 73

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Interference with protection of personal information of data subjects

Non-compliance with Sections 22,54,69,70,71,72,60

Section 61(2)

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the Information Regulator (Regulator) gives

notice that the Regulator is in receipt of a proposed code of conduct from the

Direct Marketing Association of Southern Africa (DMASA) that deals with how personal information will be processed in the DirectMarketing Industry.

Section 16(1)(b)

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And regulation 63

SECTION 13 Par G

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All spheres of government, public entities and organs of state must report on their compliance with broad-based black economic empowerment in their audited annual financial statements and annual reports required under the Public Finance Management Act, 1999 (Act No. 1 of 1999).