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	DE REBUS (DR) The official publication of the Attorneys profession in South Africa, the Law Society of South Africa publishes this professional journal on a monthly basis. The current issue may be viewed by clicking on this link: De Rebus. Due to the ever increasing demand for effective debt collection procedures and the issues surrounding Magistrates' Court practice, an article was submitted to De Rebus, and was published in September 2001. Holliday CI (2001) Collecting costs and interest in the Magistrates' Court. [on-line] In De Rebus September 2001. Available from: http://www.derebus.org.za/archives/2001Sep/index.htm [Accessed 2002-10-31] Collecting costs and interest in the Magistrates' Court From the De Rebus Archive Collecting costs and interest in the Magistrates' Court From our Archive
	LAW SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA (LSSA) The Law Society is the umbrella body of the attorneys' profession in South Africa. The Law Society aims to promote the common interests of its members, having regard at all times to the broader interests of the public whom the profession serves. Click on this link to view the LSSA home page
	LAW SOCIETY OF THE NORTHERN PROVINCES By law all attorneys are required to belong to a regional Law Society. The Law Society of the Northern Provinces deals with the affairs of attorneys in Gauteng, Mpumalanga, Limpopo and the North West. The site includes information of value to both practitioners and the public, including a regularly updated searchable database of all attorneys in the four northern provinces. Click on this link to view the LSNP home page
	ESTATE AGENTS AFFAIRS BOARD The Estate Agents Affairs Board is the statutory body responsible for regulating the affairs of Estate Agents. The website contains registration and contact details for Estate Agents in South Africa as well as prcatical advice on various aspects of land law and estate agency. Click on this link to view the EAAB home page
	BANKING COUNCIL OF SOUTH AFRICA The Banking Council South Africa, is the industry body whose role it is to establish and maintain the best possible platform on which banking groups can do responsible, competitive and profitable banking. The website is a rich source of information and contains information on Section 74 Administrations and Sectional Title issues. The link below points directly to an article concerning Sectional Title schemes. Click on this link to view the Banking Council home page
	NATIONAL CREDIT REGULATOR The National Credit Act 34 of 2005 came in force during 2006, with certain sections coming in force in 2007. Implementation of the Act lies with the NCR, and deals specifically with the provision of credit. Simply put, if any person is not registered under the Act, it is not entitled to claim and recover interest. The Act is also aimed at providing streamlined mechanisms for debt collecting and deals with credit bureaux 'blacklisting.' Click on this link to view the NCR home page
	PARLIAMENTARY MONITORING GROUP (PMG) The PMG is a non-profit NGO which aims at making the wokring of Parliament more accessable to ordinary South Africans. The Constitution required input from the public on most legislative matters, and in this way, members of the public and stake holder groups have ahd access in pointing out various issues concerning gender and age discrimination, practical and procedurela problems. Click on this link to view the PMG home page The success of the 2010 FIFA World Cup requires not only the completion of football stadiums, but also the provision of a safe and secure infrastructure. In addition, wihtout proper legislation in place, the success of the event remains in question. On behalf of Mind Sports South Africa, Mr Holliday attended such a Parliamentary contact session. Click here for a transcipt
	CCMA The COMMISSION FOR CONCILIATION, MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION is the first stop in all labour related matters. Click on this link to view the CCMA home page, or call 0861 16 16 16. In the Greater Tshwane Area, the CCMA is located in Pretoria, at Metro Park Building, 2nd Floor, 351 Schoeman Steet, cnr Prinsloo.

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