Government Gazette Vol. 434 Cape Town 17 August 2001 17 August 2001 It is hereby notified that the President has assented to the following Act, which is hereby published for general information: No. 11 of 2001: South African Boxing Act, 2001

The Minister of Sport and Recreation has under section 34 of the South African Boxing Act, 2001 (Act No. 11 of 2001), and after consultation with Boxing SA, made the Regulations in the Schedule.

Interpretation
BSA The Arbitration Tribunal - Establishment: Jurisdiction: Powers
Procedures before the Arbitration Tribunal
Powers pf the Chairperson
Exhaustion of Internal Remedies

Interpretation, Disciplinary Committee: Establishment and Jurisdiction, Pro-Forma Prosecutor, Misconduct, Anti-Doping, Institution of disciplinary charges and provision of documents, Time limits for prosecution, Procedure before the Disciplinary Committee, Sanctions and Orders, Appeals and Reviews

The Safety at Sports and Recreational Events Act, Act 2/2010 (SASREA) signed into law by President on 2 August 2010

Deals with two separate and distinct legal functions:
- Responsibility for Safety - Minister of Sports and Recreation
- Responsibility for Security - Minister of Police and National Commissioner of Police

- The Minister of Sports and Recreation has issued the Regulations
- The Regulation for Security in terms of the Act by the Minister of Police are in the process of being finalised

In this year when our nation celebrates the centenary of our first democratically elected President, Tata Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, we draw inspiration from these wise words below, which we believe are most befitting to our situation as we present this annual report of the financial year 2017/2018. These words implore us to remain focused, motivated and humble. They urge us to push even harder despite the momentous milestones we managed to achieve this far in our quest to reposition and rebrand our sport of boxing.

It gives me great joy that we report as charged with directing this entity as expected and in accordance with the South African Boxing Act, Act 11 of 2001 and the Public Finance Management Act, Act No. 1 of 1999. This financial year has seen a number of changes from the Board as well as from administration. Owing to the passing away of one of the Board members and the resignation of others, the entity spent a few months without a full Board.

We continue to strive to improve the life of the boxer in and out of the ring; hence our relationship with CATHSSETA continues to grow in the sector of empowering boxers with life skills. These relationships continue to echo our mandate as outlined in our strategic plan and its vision as we strive to concretise an enabling environment for all our stakeholders.

“Once is fluke, twice is coincidence, third time is a trend.” These words by one biotech analyst from the University of North Carolina, Dr David Bautz come to mind as we prepare for the 2018 South African Boxing Awards edition. After all, this Rulebook marks commencement of the third edition of the reinstated and repackaged South African Boxing Awards.

Please remember that once nominated, the panel has rather short space of time to contact and confirm the nominees before the final announcement. It is therefore important that accurate contact details of the nominees or his/her manager are provided. Please fill out the attached form…

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