Submission to the Minister of Water and Sanitation, regarding the Revision of Regulations Regarding the Procedural Requirements for Water Use Licence Applications and Amendments, 2023 Johannesburg, 18th July 2023In this submission to the Minister of Water and Sanitation, the Institute of Race Relations argues that the revised Regulations Regarding the Procedural Requirements for Water Use Licence Applications and Amendments must be withdrawn, as they are unconstitutional on procedural grounds, for a failure to facilitate proper public consultation informed by comprehensive SEIA reports, and are also unconstitutional on substantive grounds.https://admin.irr.org.za/reports/submissions-on-proposed-legislation/submission-to-the-minister-of-water-and-sanitation-regarding-the-revision-of-regulations-regarding-the-procedural-requirements-for-water-use-licence-applications-and-amendments-2023-johannesburg-18th-july-2023https://admin.irr.org.za/reports/submissions-on-proposed-legislation/submission-to-the-minister-of-water-and-sanitation-regarding-the-revision-of-regulations-regarding-the-procedural-requirements-for-water-use-licence-applications-and-amendments-2023-johannesburg-18th-july-2023/@@download/image/image.png
Submission to the Minister of Water and Sanitation, regarding the Revision of Regulations Regarding the Procedural Requirements for Water Use Licence Applications and Amendments, 2023 Johannesburg, 18th July 2023
In this submission to the Minister of Water and Sanitation, the Institute of Race Relations argues that the revised Regulations Regarding the Procedural Requirements for Water Use Licence Applications and Amendments must be withdrawn, as they are unconstitutional on procedural grounds, for a failure to facilitate proper public consultation informed by comprehensive SEIA reports, and are also unconstitutional on substantive grounds.
