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application from possessing the listed equipment declared forfeited under subsection (1).
(b) Section 46 applies with the necessary changes in respect of an application referred
to in paragraph (a) .
CHAPTER 10
GENERAL PROVISIONS (ss 58-63)
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Supplementary directives regarding applications
(1) A designated judge or, if there is more than one designated judge, all the
designated judges jointly, may, after consultation with the respective Judges-President of
the High Courts, issue directives to supplement the procedure for making applications for
the issuing of directions or entry warrants in terms of this Act.
(2) Any directive issued under subsection (1) may at any time in like manner be
amended or withdrawn.
(3) Any directive issued under subsection (1) must be submitted to Parliament.
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Amends section 205 of the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977 by substituting
subsection (1).
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Amends section 11 of the Drugs and Drug Trafficking Act 140 of 1992 by
substituting paragraph (e) .
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Amends section 3 (a) of the Intelligence Services Act 40 of 1994 by
substituting subparagraph (iii).
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Repeal of law and transitional arrangements
(1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), the Interception and Monitoring Prohibition Act,
1992 ( Act 127 of 1992 ), is hereby repealed.
[Date of commencement of sub-s. (1): 30 June 2008.]
(2) Any judge whose designation in terms of the Interception and Monitoring
Prohibition Act, 1992, to perform the functions of a judge for purposes of that Act is still
in force on the fixed date, must be regarded as having been so designated in terms of
this Act.
[Date of commencement of sub-s. (2): 30 June 2008.]
(3) A direction issued under section 3 of the Interception and Monitoring Prohibition
Act, 1992, and which is still in force on the fixed date, must be regarded as having been
issued under this Act and remains in force until the period or extended period for which
that direction has been issued, lapses.
[Date of commencement of sub-s. (3): 30 June 2008.]
(4) The directives issued under section 6 of the Interception and Monitoring Prohibition
Act, 1992, and which are still in force immediately before the fixed date, cease to be of
force and effect from the fixed date.
[Date of commencement of sub-s. (4): 30 June 2008.]
(5) (a) Any place which, immediately before the fixed date, has been used by the
Police Service, Defence Force, Agency, Service or Directorate for the interception and
monitoring of communications in terms of the Interception and Monitoring Prohibition Act,
1992, will, as from a date specified by the Cabinet member responsible for intelligence
services, cease to exist unless such place is established as an interception centre as
contemplated in section 32 (1) (a) .
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