Parliamentary Bill Tracker: 46 Bills Under Consideration (May 2026)
Parliament is currently processing 46 Bills as of 31 May 2026, tracking critical legislative developments across multiple sectors.-
Draft VAT Amendments Issued for Valuable Metals Reverse Charge
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General Fuel Levy Relief Adjusted and June 2026 Fuel Prices Announced
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dtic Gazettes Retrospective Competition Act Merger Thresholds and Filing Fees
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B-BBEE: Parliamentary Committee Briefed on ICT Sector Transformation and EEIP Dispute
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Employment Services Amendment Bill to Introduce R100,000 Fines for Non-Compliance
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Mastering Financial Statement Compilation: 2026 Regulatory Guide
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CIPC Mandates Black and White Scanning for Document Submissions
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CIPC Clarifies Grounds for BRP License Suspension and Revocation
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