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Land expropriation without compensation more like land confiscation, MPs told

Land expropriation without compensation more like land confiscation, MPs told
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BEE is quietly changing in South Africa – and businesses are worried

BEE is quietly changing in South Africa – and businesses are worried Subscribe Business group Sakeliga has raised red flags around a draft code for the legal sector, which it says poses a threat to the independence and functioning of the legal profession. The code harms not only the private interests of practitioners, firms, and clients, it said, but also the public interest, given the legal professions’ foundational role in a constitutional order. Now in its second iteration for public comment, the draft legal sector codeseeks to bring the legal profession under sector-specific B-BBEE codes. “Regulation of the legal industry should serve the function of ensuring and overseeing the quality of service and the independence of the legal sector,” said Piet le Roux, Sakeliga chief executive.

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Expropriation Bill rife with constitutional concerns, threatens security of property

The Expropriation Bill’s attempt to gain the power to expedite and make easier to wield, government’s power to expropriate private property, should be strictly limited and circumscribed. The bill should honour property rights and limit State power. These were some of the appeals in business organisation Sakeliga s extensive comment on the controversial bill, which was submitted this week as part of the public participation process. Advertisement Piet le Roux, CEO of Sakeliga, said the bill should be aligned with international best practice: “Best practice regards expropriation as a serious, highly-disruptive and costly infringement of livelihoods, individual and community autonomy, as well as productive economic coordination. The mechanisms of expropriation and deprivation of rights ought to be applied very sparingly, if at all. In the case of expropriation, State power is exceedingly tipped in the favour of the state and its

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