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NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT

This document discusses proposed amendments to the National Land Transport Transition Act (NLTTA) to address areas that hinder its effective implementation. The amendments aim to simplify transport planning, accommodate new taxi vehicle sizes, extend time limits, and regulate various transport services.

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NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT

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  1. NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT AMENDMENTS TO THE NLTTA To address the areas that hamper the effective implementation of the Act

  2. CONTENTS Background Main purposes of the amendments Proposed Amendments

  3. BACKGROUND • The NLTTA came into operation on 1st Dec 2000 (Part 7: 1 June 2002) • May 2003 – Dept presented progress report on the status of implementation to the Portfolio Committee on Transport (PCT). • PCT: • commissioned an independent study to assess progress made in implementation. • conducted public hearings ( SALGA, SACO, SABOA, et.al made presentations.

  4. BACKGROUND (cont.) • Key issues hampering implementation were identified. • The Dept initiated & co-ordinated a review process to address /amend the problematic areas. • W/shops were held & written submissions considered from stakeholders. • Review framework developed.

  5. BACKGROUND (cont.) • Sep 2002 : Review process presented to LTCC, COTO and MINMEC. • Issues divided into 4 priority areas. • Priority 1 issues to be amended. • Priority 2-4 to be part of the NLTA. • Started the bill drafting process.

  6. MAIN PURPOSES OF AMENDMENTS • To provide for additional definitions. • To review (simplify) the transport planning regime. • To make provision for the new taxi vehicle sizes in anticipation of the TRP. • To extend certain time limits. • To extend duties/ responsibility of a holder of an operating licence

  7. MAIN PURPOSE OF AMENDMENTS (Cont.) • To extend the functions of the registrar, the Minister, the MECs, and the Operating Licence Board; • To regulate the meter taxi and tourist services; • To regulate the conveyance of passengers by LDVs, trucks, etc; • To effect textual corrections and other matters.

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