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Road Traffic Management Corporation Act, 1999 (Act No. 20 of 1999)
Notice No. 502 of 1999
Act
Preamble
Chapter 1 : Definitions and Objectives
1. Definitions
2. Objectives of Act
Chapter 2 : Establishment and governance of Road Traffic Management Corporation
3. Establishment of Corporation
4. Independence of Corporation
5. Composition of Corporation
6. Establishment and composition of Shareholders Committee
7. Role of Shareholders Committee
8. Appointment of and delegation to board
9. Governance agreement with board
10. Conditions and period of office of board members
11. Meetings of Shareholders Committee
12. Shareholders Committee's decisions that require special majority
13. Directives
14. Business and financial plan
15. Appointment of chief executive officer
16. Publication and reporting
17. Secretariat
18. Establishment of functional units
19. Appointment of managers of functional units
20. Staff of Corporation
21. Business groups
22. Annual report
23. Transfer of assets and liabilities
Chapter 3 : Funding
24. Finance
25. Financial viability
26. Application of Reporting by Public Entities Act
Chapter 4 : Functions
27. Principal function of Corporation
28. Functions of Shareholders Committee
29. Functions of chief executive officer
30. Functions of managers of functional units
31. Agreements relating to functions
32. National road traffic law enforcement code
33. Non-compliance with national road traffic law enforcement code
Chapter 5 : Private investment in road traffic
34. Private investment
35. Trading of shares
36. Joint equity venture
37. Road traffic facility and services investment contracts
Chapter 6 : Contracting out to Provincial Authority’s and Local Government Bodies
38. Appointment of agents
Chapter 7 : Compliance and Monitoring
39. Compliance, monitoring and regulatory approach
40. Monitoring duties and powers of chief executive officer
41. Complaints to chief executive officer
42. Contract compliance monitoring
Chapter 8 : Miscellaneous
43. Procurement
44. Consultation
45. Innovation
46. Enquiries
47. Right to review or appeal
48. Regulations
49. Restriction on use of name
50. Limitation of liability
51. Interim arrangements
52. Offences
53. Short title and commencement
Regulations
[Repealed] Road Traffic Management Corporation Regulations, 2007
Notice No. R. 386 of 2007
1. Definitions
2. Monies to be paid to the Corporation by registering authority as transaction fees
3. Annual amendments
4. Exemptions
5. Short title and commencement
Road Traffic Management Corporation Regulations, 2022
Notice No. 1671 of 2022
1. Definitions
2. Services
3. Transaction and service fees
4. Repeal
5. Short title and commencement
Schedules
Schedule 1 - Transaction fees
Schedule 2 - Service fees
Notices
Increase of Transaction Fees to be Paid to the Road Traffic Management Corporation
Notice No. 1090 of 2017
National Road Traffic Law Enforcement Code (NRTLEC)
Notice No. 174 of 2019
Foreword by Shareholders Committee
Preamble
Terminology
Introduction to the Code
Part 1 : Strategic Direction and Goals
Chapter 1 : Strategic, Tactical and Operational Plans
Chapter 2 : Consultative Networks
Part 2 : Minimum Requirements for Training and Appointment of Road Traffic Law Enforcement Officers
Chapter 1 : Appointment and Training Requirements
Part 3 : Management Practices and Human Resource Practices
Chapter 1 : Recruitment, Selection and Appointment
Chapter 2 : Directives for Supervisory Personnel
Chapter 3 : Standing Orders
Chapter 4 : General Complaints
Part 4 : Operating Principles
Chapter 1 : Infrastructure and Law Enforcement Functions
Part 5 : Performing Levels
Chapter 1 : Setting Enforcement Targets
Chapter 2 : Performance Management and Evaluation
Part 6 : Management Information Systems
Chapter 1 : Responsibilities
Chapter 2 : Collection, Collation and Evaluation of Reports
Part 7 : Non-Compliance with the National Road Traffic Law Enforcement Code
References
Shareholders Committee
means the Shareholders Committee established in terms of
section 6(1)
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