South African Law Commission

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The South African Law Commission is a statutory body tasked with researching, reviewing, and recommending reforms to improve and modernize South Africa’s legal system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf law reform commission
statutory body
aim to align South African law with constitutional values
to make the law more accessible
to make the law more effective
to promote legal certainty
to remove obsolete laws
to simplify complex legislation
areaServed South Africa NERFINISHED
beneficiary South African legal system
public of South Africa
country South Africa
employerType government agency
field law reform
legal policy
legal research
governanceType independent advisory body
hasFunction conducts research on existing laws
consults stakeholders on law reform
drafts proposed legislation
makes recommendations to government
prepares reports on law reform
publishes discussion papers
publishes issue papers
reviews existing legislation
jurisdiction Republic of South Africa NERFINISHED
languageOfWork Afrikaans
English
legalStatus created by statute
locationCountry South Africa NERFINISHED
purpose improving the South African legal system
modernizing the South African legal system
recommending law reform
researching South African law
reviewing South African law
reportsTo Government of South Africa NERFINISHED
Minister of Justice of South Africa NERFINISHED
sector public sector
topic South African legal system
common law reform
statutory reform
workProduct discussion papers
draft bills
issue papers
law reform reports

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Kader Asmal memberOf South African Law Commission