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INDUSTRY STAKEHOLDERS
National Public Transport Regulator (NPTR)
The
National
Public
Transport
Regulator
is
a
regulatory
entity
established
in
terms
of
Section
20
of
the
National
Land
Transport
Act,
05
of
2009.
It’s
functions
are
to
monitor
and
oversee
public
transport
in
the
country;
receive
and
decide
on
applications
relating
to
inter-provincial
operating
licenses,
accreditation
of
tourist
transport
services
and
any
other
service
designated
by
the
Minister;
oversee
fares
charged
for
public
transport
services
throughout
the
country
and
advice
the
Minister
on
the
making
of
regulations
in
relation
to
fares
or
fare
structures.
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Department of Transport (DOT)
The
Department
of
Transport
is
responsible
for
regulation
of
Transportation
in
South
Africa,
that
is,
public
transport,
rail
transportation,
civil
aviation,
shipping,
freight
and
motor
vehicles.
"Transport,
the
Heartbeat
of
Economic
Growth
and
Social
Development!"
www.transport.gov.za
Transport Education Training Authority
TETA
is
tasked
with
the
responsibility
of
education,
training
and
skills
development
in
the
Transport
Sector.
Taking
cognisance
of
the
pivotal
role
transport
plays
in
the
economic
and
social
development
of
the
country
as
a
whole
and
the
changes
that
are
happening
globally,
TETA
has
consciously
set
itself
up
to
be at the forefront of innovation in training and human capital development.
www.teta.org.za
Cross-Border Road Transport Agency
C-BRTA
provides
dedicated
service
to
cross-border
road
transport
operators,
in
the
form
of
market
access
regulation,
issuing
cross-border
permits
as
well
as
providing
necessary
support
to
the
rapidly
growing
small and medium cross-border road transport businesses.
www.cbrta.co.za
South African Revenue Service
The
South
African
Revenue
Service
(SARS)
is
the
nation’s
tax
collecting
authority.
Established
in
terms
of
the
South
African
Revenue
Service
Act
34
of
1997
as
an
autonomous
agency,
we
are
responsible
for
administering the South African tax system and customs service.
www.sars.gov.za
Department of Labour
The
Department
of
Labour
publishes
legislation
that
regulates
labour
practices
and
activities.
www.labour.gov.za
National Treasury
The
National
Treasury
is
responsible
for
managing
South
Africa's
national
government
finances.
Supporting
efficient
and
sustainable
public
financial
management
is
fundamental
to
the
promotion
of
economic
development,
good
governance,
social
progress
and
a
rising
standard
of
living
for
all
South
Africans.
The
Constitution
of
the
Republic
(Chapter
13)
mandates
the
National
Treasury
to
ensure
transparency,
accountability
and
sound
financial
controls
in
the
management
of
public
finances.
www.treasury.gov.za
Department of Basic Education
The
Department
of
Basic
Education
was
formed
when
the
former
National
Department
of
Education
was
split
into
two:
Department
of
Basic
Education
and
the
Department
of
Higher
Education
and
Training.
The
DBE
deals
with
all
schools
from
Grade
R
to
Grade
12,
including
adult
literacy
programmes.
The
aim
of
the
DBE
is
to
develop,
maintain
and
support
a
South
African
school
education
system
for
the
21st
century.
https://www.education.gov.za
Department of Tourism (NDT)
The
Department
of
Tourism
South
Africa
aims
to
fulfil
the
national
government`s
role
towards
creating
the
conditions
for
responsible
tourism
growth
and
development
by
promoting
and
developing
tourism.
https://www.tourism.gov.za
National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications
The National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications ( NRCS) was established on 1 September 2008. It
emerged as an independent organisation from the original Regulatory Division of the South African
Bureau of Standards and falls within the area of responsibility of the Department of Trade and Industry
(the dti). The NRCS’s mandate includes promoting public health and safety, environmental protection and
ensuring fair trade. This mandate is achieved through the development and administration of technical
regulations and compulsory specifications as well as through market surveillance to ensure compliance
with the requirements of the compulsory specifications and technical regulations. NRCS stakeholders
include the South African Government, industry and the citizens. https://www.nrcs.org.za
Tourism Business Council of South Africa
The Tourism Business Council of South Africa (TBCSA) is a non-profit, member driven organisation
serving the needs of members and focussing on the growth and the sustainability of the travel and
tourism sector in South Africa. The TBCSA was established in February 1996 and are an enabling
body that brings together industry stakeholders under a common umbrella to face and manage issues
affecting the industry. https://tbcsa.travel
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Department of Transport (DOT)
The Department of Transport is responsible
for regulation of Transportation in South
Africa, that is, public transport, rail
transportation, civil aviation, shipping, freight
and motor vehicles. "Transport, the
Heartbeat of Economic Growth and Social
Development!" www.transport.gov.za
National Public Transport Regulator
(NPTR)
The National Public Transport Regulator is a
regulatory entity established in terms of
Section 20 of the National Land Transport
Act, 05 of 2009. It’s functions are to monitor
and oversee public transport in the country;
receive and decide on applications relating to
inter-provincial operating licenses,
accreditation of tourist transport services and
any other service designated by the Minister;
oversee fares charged for public transport
services throughout the country and advice
the Minister on the making of regulations in
relation to fares or fare structures.
http://www.transport.gov.za/web/department-
of-transport/national-public-transport-
regulator-nptr-
Department of Tourism (NDT)
The Department of Tourism South Africa
aims to fulfil the national government`s role
towards creating the conditions for
responsible tourism growth and development
by promoting and developing tourism.
https://www.tourism.gov.za
Department of Basic Education
The Department of Basic Education was
formed when the former National
Department of Education was split into two:
Department of Basic Education and the
Department of Higher Education and
Training. The DBE deals with all schools
from Grade R to Grade 12, including adult
literacy programmes. The aim of the DBE is
to develop, maintain and support a South
African school education system for the 21st
century. https://www.education.gov.za
National Treasury
The National Treasury is responsible for
managing South Africa's national
government finances. Supporting efficient
and sustainable public financial
management is fundamental to the
promotion of economic development, good
governance, social progress and a rising
standard of living for all South Africans. The
Constitution of the Republic (Chapter 13)
mandates the National Treasury to ensure
transparency, accountability and sound
financial controls in the management of
public finances. www.treasury.gov.za
Department of Labour
The Department of Labour publishes
legislation that regulates labour practices
and activities. www.labour.gov.za
South African Revenue Service
The South African Revenue Service (SARS)
is the nation’s tax collecting authority.
Established in terms of the South African
Revenue Service Act 34 of 1997 as an
autonomous agency, we are responsible for
administering the South African tax system
and customs service. www.sars.gov.za
Cross-Border Road Transport Agency
C-BRTA provides dedicated service to cross-
border road transport operators, in the form
of market access regulation, issuing cross-
border permits as well as providing
necessary support to the rapidly growing
small and medium cross-border road
transport businesses. www.cbrta.co.za
Transport Education Training Authority
TETA is tasked with the responsibility of
education, training and skills development in
the Transport Sector. Taking cognisance of
the pivotal role transport plays in the
economic and social development of the
country as a whole and the changes that
are happening globally, TETA has
consciously set itself up to be at the
forefront of innovation in training and human
capital development. www.teta.org.za
National Regulator for Compulsory
Specifications
The National Regulator for Compulsory
Specifications ( NRCS) was established on 1
September 2008. It emerged as an
independent organisation from the original
Regulatory Division of the South African
Bureau of Standards and falls within the area
of responsibility of the Department of Trade
and Industry (the dti). The NRCS’s mandate
includes promoting public health and safety,
environmental protection and ensuring fair
trade. This mandate is achieved through the
development and administration of technical
regulations and compulsory specifications as
well as through market surveillance to ensure
compliance with the requirements of the
compulsory specifications and technical
regulations. NRCS stakeholders include the
South African Government, industry and the
citizens. https://www.nrcs.org.za
Tourism Business Council of South Africa
The Tourism Business Council of South Africa
(TBCSA) is a non-profit, member driven
organisation serving the needs of members and
focussing on the growth and the sustainability
of the travel and tourism sector in South Africa.
The TBCSA was established in February 1996
and are an enabling body that brings together
industry stakeholders under a common umbrella
to face and manage issues affecting the
industry. https://tbcsa.travel/
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