Portal:Parliament of South Africa

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Portal:Parliament of South Africa Republic of South Africa Constitution Act… (1961)

If the House of Assembly in any session passes a Bill imposing taxation only or dealing with the appropriation of revenue or moneys for the services of the Government, and the Senate in the same session rejects or fails to pass it, the Bill shall, unless the House of Assembly otherwise directs, be presented to the State President for his assent and shall as soon as it has been assented to by the State President become an Act of Parliament and be taken to have been duly passed by the Senate and by the House of Assembly notwithstanding that the Senate has not consented to it.
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Portal:Parliament of South Africa Republic of South Africa Constitution Act… (1961)

At intervals of not less than five years and not more than ten years commencing from the last delimitation of electoral divisions under the South Africa Act, 1909, the State President shall appoint a delimitation commission consisting of three judges of the Supreme Court of South Africa, which shall divide the Republic into one hundred and sixty electoral divisions in such a manner that no electoral division is situated partly in one province and partly in another province.
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