(b) procedures to be followed for registration; and
(c) any other matter relating to registration.
(2) regulations made in terms of section 58(1) may provide for the maintenance of
a register of critical or important databases in which the prescribed information relating to
such databases must be recorded.
Management of critical or important databases
60. (1) In regulations made in terms of section 58(1) the Minister may prescribe –
(a) minimum standards for the general management of critical or important databases;
(b) any matter relating to the access to, the transfer and control of critical or
important databases;
(c) rules and requirements relating to infrastructure and procedures, for securing
the confidentiality, integrity and authenticity of critical and important data;
(d) procedures and technological methods to be used in the storage or archiving
of critical or important data or databases;
(e) disaster recovery plans in the event of loss of critical or important databases
or parts thereof;
(f) requirements and procedures with relation to the dealing with important or
critical data including a prohibition of the storage of such data on certain
information systems or requiring that a specified class of such data must be
stored on specified information systems;
(g) which information or data stored in, or relating to critical or important databases
must be regarded as confidential and under which circumstances and to whom
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