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Schedule 5 Constitution of South Africa 1996

Preamble Section 1-6 [Chapter 1 – Founding provisions] Section 7-8 (Rights & Appilcation) Section 9 (Equality) Section 10-11 (Human Dignity & Life) Section 12 (Freedom and Security of the Person) Section 13-14 (Slavery, Servitude and Forced Labour & Privacy) Section 15 (Freedom of Religion, Belief and Opinion) Section 16 (Freedom of Expression) Section 17-18 (Assembly, Demonstration, Picket and Petition & Freedom of Association) Section 19 (Political Rights) Section 20-21 (Citizenship & Freedom of Movement and Residence) Section 22 (Freedom of Trade, Occupation and Profession) Section 23 (Labour Relations) Section 24 (Environment) Section 25 (Property) Section 26-27 (Housing & Health Care, Food Water and Social Security) Section 28 (Children) Section 29 (Education) Section 30 (Language and Culture) Section 31 (Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities) Section 32 (Access to Information) Section 33 (Just Administrative Action) Section 34 (Access to Courts) Section 35 (Arrested, Detained and Accused Persons) Section 36 (Limitation of Rights) Section 37 (States of Emergency) Section 38 (Enforcement of Rights) Section 39 (Interpretation of Bill of Rights) Section 40-41 [Chapter 3 – Co-operative government] Section 42-52 Section 53-63 Section 64-74 Section 75-82 Section 83-92 Section 93-102 [Chapter 1 – Founding provisions] Section 103 (Provinces) Section 104-114 Section 115-124 Section 125-132 Section 133-141 Section 142-145 (Provincial Constitutions) Section 146-150 (Conflicting Laws) Section 151-164 [Chapter 7 – Local Government] Section 165-172 Section 173-180 Section 181-194 [Chapter 9 – State institutions supporting constitutional democracy] Section 195-197 [Chapter 10 – Public Administration] Section 198-210 [Chapter 111 – Security Services] Section 211-212 [Chapter 12 – Traditional Leaders] Section 213-219 (General Financial Matters) Section 220-230 Section 231-243 (General Provisions) Schedule 1 – National Flag Schedule 1A – Geographical areas of provinces Schedule 2 – Oaths & Solemn Affirmations Schedule 3 – Election Procedures Schedule 4 – Functional Areas of Concurrent National and Provincial Legislative Competence Schedule 5 – Functional Areas of Exclusive Provincial Legislative Competence Schedule 6 – Transitional Arrangements Schedule 7 – Laws Repealed

Functional areas of exclusive provincial legislative competence

Part A

  • Abattoirs
  • Ambulance services
  • Archives other than national archives
  • Libraries other than national libraries
  • Liquor licences
  • Museums other than national museums
  • Provincial planning
  • Provincial cultural matters
  • Provincial recreation and amenities
  • Provincial sport
  • Provincial roads and traffic
  • Veterinary services, excluding regulation of the profession
See also  Section 125-132 Constitution of South Africa 1996

Part B

The following local government matters to the extent set out for provinces in section 155(6)(a) and (7):

  • Beaches and amusement facilities
  • Billboards and the display of advertisements in public places
  • Cemeteries, funeral parlours and crematoria
  • Cleansing
  • Control of public nuisances
  • Control of undertakings that sell liquor to the public
  • Facilities for the accommodation, care and burial of animals
  • Fencing and fences
  • Licensing of dogs
  • Licensing and control of undertakings that sell food to the public
  • Local amenities
  • Local sport facilities
  • Markets
  • Municipal abattoirs
  • Municipal parks and recreation
  • Municipal roads
  • Noise pollution
  • Pounds
  • Public places
  • Refuse removal, refuse dumps and solid waste disposal
  • Street trading
  • Street lighting
  • Traffic and parking

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