Statistics Act, 1999
R 385
Private Security Industry Regulation Act, 2001 (Act No. 56 of 2001)RegulationsRegulations Relating to Appeals and Applications for Exemptions, 2003Part I : Appeals2. Reproduction of records, form used for an appeal and assistance to appellants |
| (1) | An appellant who intends to lodge an appeal against a finding or punishment contemplated in section 30(1)(c) of the Act must, before lodging the appeal, request the Authority, against payment of the amount contemplated in subregulation (2), to reproduce the record of the relevant improper conduct enquiry and furnish a copy thereof to the appellant. |
| (2) | The amount payable by an appellant for the record of an improper conduct enquiry is calculated on the basis of an estimation by the Authority of the number of pages of the record in question, multiplied by the cost of reproduction. |
| (3) | The Authority must as soon as possible after an appellant has paid the amount contemplated in subregulation (2), cause a copy of the record in question to be reproduced and furnished to the appellant, subject, if applicablet,o any fiuther payment by the appellant in terms of subregulation (4). |
| (4) | If it appears after the reproduction of the record in question that there is a difference between the amount paid by the appellant as calculated in terms of subregulation (2) and the amount that the appellant should have paid on the basis of the actual number of pages of the record— |
| (a) | the Authority must on demand rehnd to the appellant any amount overpaid by the appellant; or |
| (b) | the appellant must on demand pay to the Authority any amount still due to the Authoriy. |
| (5) | The Authority must at the request of an appellant provide the appellant with— |
| (a) | a copy of the form contained in the Annexure; and |
| (b) | the information, as well as copies of relevant documentation, against payment of the photocopying cost in respect thereof, to which the appellant is entitled for the purposes of completing the form in question, and which the Authority is able to provide. |
