dear nkp..., page-9

section 3 of Paja comes up in other sites/papers...


and says here

http://www.justice.gov.za/paja/about/procedure.htm


i. Mandatory procedures
There are five mandatory procedures that must be followed when performing an administrative action that has a particular impact on a person or persons. These are that the affected person must be given: Before the decision is taken:
•Adequate notice of the nature and purpose of the proposed administrative action;

•A reasonable opportunity to make representations;

After the decision is taken:
•A clear statement of the administrative action;
•Adequate notice of any right of review or internal appeal and
•Adequate notice of the right to request reasons in terms of s 5 of the PAJA.

We will now consider each of these in detail." continues
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I can remember a few media reports and maybe a statement on the agrieved websites but nothing official about this whole issue....just negotiations in secret.
Does anyone know more or have i missed something.
some definative details would be nice..

No proceedures happening from the Australian view of things and that cant be good for SAs mining reputation internationally.imo.

and now I should search for section 5
the right to request reasons? or is that after something is decided? Wheeeenever when ever not wheee NEVER.