enacted by the Parliament of South Africa

“ A commercial carrier is, in addition to any offence under this section, liable to pay the costs of the trafficked person's care and safekeeping and return from, the Republic.
(d) A court must, when convicting a commercial carrier of an offence under this section, in addition order the commercial carrier concerned to pay the costs contemplated in paragraph (c) .
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72. ”

“ The members of the Committee shall designate one of its members as deputy chairperson of the Committee, and when the chairperson is not available, the deputy chairperson shall act as chairperson.
(b) If neither the chairperson nor deputy chairperson is available, the members present at a meeting shall elect a person from their own ranks to preside at that meeting. ”

“ Health must develop training courses, which must—
(i)
include training on the directives referred to in paragraph (a) ; (ii)
include social context training in respect of sexual offences; and (iii)
provide for and promote the use of uniform norms, standards and procedures, with a view to ensuring that as many medical practitioners and any other relevant persons as possible are able to deal with sexual offence cases in an appropriate, efficient and sensitive manner.
(4) (a) The national instructions and directives by each Department or institution, contemplated in this section, must be ”

“ No prosecution may be instituted against a person in terms of this section with respect to conduct which formed the basis of an offence under this Act in respect of which such person has already been convicted or acquitted by a court of another jurisdiction.
(5) The institution of a prosecution in terms of this section must be authorised in writing by the National Director of Public Prosecutions.
Part 3: National policy framework
National policy framework
62. ”

“ For purposes of this Part—
(a)
“commercial carrier” includes a company, or the owner, operator or master of any means of transport, that engages in the transportation of goods or people for commercial gain; and (b)
“trafficking” includes the supply, recruitment, procurement, capture, removal, transportation, transfer, harbouring, sale, disposal or receiving of a person, within or across the borders of the Republic, by means of—
(i)
a threat of harm ”