A draft environmental management framework must—
| (a) |
identify by way of a map or otherwise the geographical area to which it applies; |
| (b) |
specify the attributes of the environment in the area, including the sensitivity, extent, interrelationship and significance of those attributes; |
| (c) |
identify any parts in the area to which those attributes relate; |
| (d) |
state the conservation status of the area and in those parts; |
| (e) |
state the environmental management priorities of the area; |
| (f) |
indicate the kind of developments or land uses that would have a significant impact on those attributes and those that would not; |
| (g) |
indicate the kind of developments or land uses that would be undesirable in the area or in specific parts of the area; |
| (h) |
indicate the parts of the area with specific socio-cultural values and the nature of those values; |
| (i) |
identify information gaps; |
| (j) |
indicate a revision schedule for the environmental management framework; and |
| (k) |
include any other matters that may be specified. |
South African Institute for Drug Free Sport Act, 1997
