enacted by the Parliament of South Africa

Name: Internal Security Act, 1950 — as at 16 June 1976
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Internal Security Act, 1950 — as at 16 June 1976

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enacted by the Parliament of South Africa, Internal Security Act, 1950 — as at 16 June 1976

“ Whenever any person has been arrested on a charge of having committed any offence referred to in the Schedule, the attorney-general may, if he considers it necessary in the interest of the safety of the State or the maintenance of public order, issue an order that such person shall not be released on bail or otherwise before sentence has been passed or he has been discharged. ”

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enacted by the Parliament of South Africa, Internal Security Act, 1950 — as at 16 June 1976

“ A strike or lock-out (as defined in section one of the Industrial Conciliation Act, 1937 (Act No. 36 of 1937) ) which follows upon a labour dispute for the settlement of which the proceedings prescribed by the said Act have been taken, and which is not in contravention of the provisions of the said Act, or the promotion of or participation in such a strike or lock-out, shall not for the purposes of paragraph (b) of the definition of “communism” be regarded as an unlawful act or omission or as the promotion of disturbance or disorder. ”

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enacted by the Parliament of South Africa, Internal Security Act, 1950 — as at 16 June 1976

“ The Communist Party of South Africa, including every branch, section or committee thereof and every local, regional or subsidiary body forming part thereof, shall become an unlawful organization in terms of sub-section (1) of section two on the date of commencement of this Act, and the designation of a liquidator in respect thereof under paragraph (b) of sub-section (1) , shall be valid and effective, irrespective of whether or not it has before that date been dissolved, and irrespective of whether or not it has any assets. ”

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enacted by the Parliament of South Africa, Internal Security Act, 1950 — as at 16 June 1976

“ If any person who is incapable of being chosen of sub-section (1) is chosen as a senator or such a member, the Minister shall notify that senator or that member, as the case may be, and also the President of the Senate or, as the case may be, the Speaker of the House of Assembly or the Chairman of the provincial council concerned or the Legislative Assembly of the territory of South-West Africa in writing that the said senator or member was incapable in terms of sub-section (1) of being chosen as a senator or such a member and thereupon his seat shall be deemed vacant. ”

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enacted by the Parliament of South Africa, Internal Security Act, 1950 — as at 16 June 1976

“ Any list or portion of a list certified by an officer, who certifies that he has been designated by the Minister under section eight to keep in his custody the lists compiled under sub-section (10) of section four and sub-section (2) of section seven, to be a list or portion of a list in his custody under section eight, shall on its mere production in any prosecution under this Act or in any civil proceedings arising from the application of the provisions of this Act, be admissible in evidence as prima facie proof of the contents thereof. ”

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enacted by the Parliament of South Africa, Internal Security Act, 1950 — as at 16 June 1976

“ No person shall be convicted of an offence under paragraph (g) or (g) bis of section eleven, if he satisfies the court that at the time the offence was committed he had no knowledge of the prohibition concerned, unless at the said time the prohibition or particulars thereof had been notified in the Gazette.
[Sub-s. (3) substituted by s. 11 (b) of Act No. 76 of 1962.] ”

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enacted by the Parliament of South Africa, Internal Security Act, 1950 — as at 16 June 1976

“ No court shall have jurisdiction to order the release from custody of any person detained under subsection (1) or to pronounce upon the validity of any regulation made under subsection (2) or the refusal of the consent required in terms of subsection (4) or any condition referred to in subsection (4) .
[S. 12B inserted by s. 6 of Act No. 79 of 1976.]
Amendment of Schedule. 12C. The State President may from time to time by proclamation in the Gazette remove from or add to the Schedule any offence mentioned in the proclamation. ”

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enacted by the Parliament of South Africa, Internal Security Act, 1950 — as at 16 June 1976

“ If a prohibition is imposed under section six in respect of any newspaper, any amount deposited in respect of such newspaper together with any interest not paid to the proprietor concerned, shall be forfeited to the State: Provided that the Minister may direct that such portion of such amount as he may determine shall be refunded to such proprietor. ”

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