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National Sport and Recreation Act, 1998 (Act No. 110 of 1998)

14. Regulations

 

The Minister may, after consultation with the Sports Confederation in so far as high performance sport is concerned, make regulations–

a) as to any matter which by this Act is required or permitted to be prescribed;
b) as to the implementation of various programmes for sport and recreation;
c) as to the training of sport and recreation leaders;
d) relating to mass participation in sport and recreation;
e) providing for resources for sport and recreation;
f) providing for sport support services;
g) providing for recreation support services;
h) as to the programmes to promote engagement in sport and recreation;
i) as to the funding of sport and recreation;
j) relating to the incentives for high performance sport achievers and recreation practitioners;
JA) for kickboxing, boxing, karate, wrestling, taekwando, judo and any other form of combat sport;
JB) to minimize the chances of injury in any sport or recreational activity other than boxing, kickboxing, karate, wrestling, taekwando, judo and any other form of combat sport;
JC) as to hosting of and bidding for major international sports events;
JD) as to the awarding of national colours;
JE) as to the recognition of sport or recreation bodies;
JF) as to the control of foreign sports persons in South Africa;
JG) as to the fitness industry;
JH) as to dangerous sports and recreational activities;
JI) as to the procedure for negotiating a service level agreement and other matters to be dealt with in such an agreement; and
k) generally, as to any other matter in respect of which the Minister may deem it necessary to make regulations in order to achieve the objects of this Act.