Criminal Matters Amendment Bill (B20-2015)

Section 75: Ordinary Bills not affecting the provinces

Act commenced

Bill history

National Assembly

Minister of Justice and Correctional Services
- 05 August 2015
  
  Bill introduced to National Assembly
Justice and Correctional Services
- 19 August 2015
  
  Criminal Matters Amendment Bill [B20-2015]: briefing on essential infrastructure theft/tampering bill
- 13 October 2015
  
  Criminal Matters Amendment Bill [B20-2015]: public hearings public participation
- 16 October 2015
  
  Criminal Matters Amendment Bill [B20-2015]: COSATU submission; Public Protector & SA Human Rights Commission on their 2014/15 Annual Reports
- 20 October 2015
  
  Criminal Matters Amendment Bill [B20-2015]; Judicial Matters Amendment Bill[B2-2015]: Ministry response to submissions, with Deputy Minister
- 21 October 2015
  
  Information Regulator functions: briefing; Criminal Matters Amendment Bill [B20-2015]; Judicial Matters Amendment Bill [B2-2015]: adoption

National Council of Provinces

NCOP Security and Justice
- 28 October 2015
  
  Criminal Matters Amendment Bill [B20B-15]; Judicial Matters Amendment Bill [B2-2015] & Defence Laws Appeal Amendment Bill [B7-2015]: briefings

National Assembly

National Assembly
- 29 October 2015
  
  Bill passed by National Assembly and transmitted to the NCOP for concurrence

National Council of Provinces

NCOP Security and Justice
- 25 November 2015
  
  Criminal Matters Amendment Bill[B20-15]; Defence Laws and Repeal Amendment Bill [B7-15]; Judicial Matters Amendment Bill [B2-15]: adoption, in presence of Deputy Minister
National Council of Provinces
- 26 November 2015
  
  Bill passed by NCOP and sent to the President for assent

Office of the President

The President
- 15 December 2015
  
  Signed by the President and becomes Act 18 of 2015. Refer to GG39522 — Act 18 of 2015
- 01 June 2016
  
  Act commenced on 1 June 2016

Bill Text

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Act 18 of 2015

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B20B-2015

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B20-2015