(vi)
the number of internal appeals lodged with the relevant authority and the number of cases in
which, as a result of an internal appeal, access was given to a record or a part thereof;
(vii)
the number of internal appeals which were lodged on the ground that a request for access was
regarded as having been refused in terms of section 27;
(viii)
the number of applications made to every court and the outcome thereof and the number of
decisions of every court appealed against and the outcome thereof;
(ix)
the number of applications to every court which were lodged on the ground that an internal appeal
was regarded as having been dismissed in terms of section 77 (7);
(x)
the number of complaints lodged with the Public Protector in respect of a right conferred or duty
imposed by this Act and the nature and outcome thereof; and
(xi)
such other matters as may be prescribed.
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Expenditure of Human Rights Commission in terms of Act
Any expenditure in connection with the performance of the Human Rights Commission’s
functions in terms of this Act must be defrayed from moneys appropriated by Parliament to that
Commission for that purpose.
PART 6
TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS (ss 86-88)
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Application of other legislation providing for access
(I)
The Minister must, within 12 months after the commencement of section 6, introduce a Bill in
Parliament proposing the amendment of-
(a)
Part I of the Schedule to include the provisions of legislation which provide for or promote access
to a record of a public body; and
(b)
Part 2 of the Schedule to include the provisions of legislation which provide for or promote access
to a record of a private body.
(2)
Until the amendment of this Act contemplated in subsection (I) takes effect, any other legislation
not referred to in the Schedule which provides for access to a record of a public body or a private
body in a manner which, including, but not limited to, the payment of fees, is not materially more
onerous than the manner in which access may be obtained in terms of Part 2 or 3 of this Act,
respectively, access may be given in terms of that legislation.
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Extended periods for dealing with requests during first two years
(1)
For-
(a)
12 months from the date that Part 2 takes effect in respect ofa public body, the reference to-
(i)
30 days in section 25 (1) and any other reference to that period in other provisions of this Act;
(ii)
30 days in section 49 (1) and any other reference to that period in other provisions of this Act,
must be construed as a reference to 90 days in respect of that public body; and
(b)
12 months following the 12 months referred to in paragraph (a), the reference to-