“Oil and gas right” definition of Tenth Schedule

‘oil and gas right’ means-

 

(a)     any reconnaissance permit, technical co-operation permit, exploration right, or production right as defined in section 1 of the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act or any interest therein;

 

(b)     any exploration right acquired by virtue of a conversion contemplated in item 4 of Schedule II to the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act or any interest therein; or

 

(c)     any production right acquired by virtue of a conversion contemplated in item 5 of Schedule II to the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act or any interest therein;

Paragraph 5 (Ninth Schedule) – Land and housing

5.  Land and Housing

 

(a)     The development, construction, upgrading, conversion or procurement of housing units for the benefit of persons whose monthly household income is equal to or less than R15 000 or any greater amount determined by the Minister of Finance by notice in the Gazette after consultation with the Minister of Housing.

 

(b)     The development, servicing, upgrading or procurement of stands, or the provision of building materials, for purposes of the activities contemplated in subparagraph (a).

 

(c)     Building and equipping of clinics or creches for the benefit of the poor and needy.

 

(d)     The protection, enforcement or improvement of the rights of poor and needy tenants, labour tenants or occupiers, to use or occupy land or housing.

 

(e)     The promotion, facilitation and support of access to land and use of land, housing and infrastructural development for promoting official land reform programmes.

Paragraph 4 (Ninth Schedule) – Conservation, environment and animal welfare

4.    Conservation, Environment and Animal Welfare

 

(a)     Engaging in the conservation, rehabilitation or protection of the natural environment, including flora, fauna or the biosphere.

 

(b)     The care of animals, including the rehabilitation or prevention of the ill-treatment of animals.

 

(c)     The promotion of, and education and training programmes relating to, environmental awareness, greening, clean-up or sustainable development projects.

 

(d)     The establishment and management of a transfrontier area, involving two or more countries, which –

 

(i)      is or will fall under a unified or coordinated system of management without

 

(ii)     has been established with the explicit purpose of supporting the conservation of biological diversity, job creation, free movement of animals and tourists across the international boundaries of the peace park, and the building of peace and understanding between the nations concerned.