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the cancellation is to take effect.
22 Cancellation as consequence of sequestration or winding-up
(1) If a registrant's estate is wound up or sequestrated without having transferred
the registration in terms of section 15, the liquidator or trustee of that estate must notify
the Minister in the prescribed manner and form within six months after the sequestration
or winding- up, or such longer time as the Minister, on request, may allow.
(2) Upon receiving a notice in terms of subsection (1), the Minister must cancel
the registration concerned.
23 National record of registrations
(1) The Minister must establish and maintain a register in the prescribed form of
all persons who have been registered under this Act or applicable provincial legislation,
including those whose registratio n has been transferred, altered or cancelled.
(2) The Minister must(a) permit any person to inspect the register established in terms of subsection
(1), during normal business hours, and upon payment of the prescribed
fee;
(b) publish the register on a website; and
(c) provide a print copy of the register, or extract from it at any time to a
person requesting it, upon payment of the prescribed fee.
(3) Any person may(a) inspect a copy of a registration certificate issued in terms of this Act; and
(b) obtain a copy of it, upon payment of the prescribed fee.
24 Review or appeal of Minister's decisions
(1) A decision of the Minister in terms of this Chapter is subject to review or
appeal to the extent provided for, and in accordance with, the Promotion of
Administrative Justice Act, 2000 (Act 3 of 2000).
(2) In addition to any other remedy available to a Court conducting a review of a
decision by the Minister in terms of this Chapter, the Court may make an order setting
aside any condition attached to a registration, if the court is not satisfied that the
condition is reasonable and justifiable, having regard to the objects and purposes of this
Act, the circumstances of the application or review, as the case may be, and the
provisions of section 13.
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25 Designation of inspectors
(1) The Minister(a) may designate any person as an inspector, with either general or specific
authority to exercise powers in terms of this Act; and
(b) must issue to each inspector a certificate in the prescribed form stating that
a person has been designated as an inspector.
(2) A valid certificate issued in terms of subsection (1) (b) is sufficient evidence
of the authority of the inspector named on it.
(3) When exercising powers in terms of this Act, an inspector is a peace officer as
defined in section 1 of the Criminal Procedure Act, 1977 (Act 51 of 1977), and may
exercise the powers conferred on a peace officer by law.
26 Functions of inspectors