Creecy wil wildsplase gryp

[EtienneA]

Barbara Creecy krap waar dit nie jeuk nie. Sien die artikel in die Beeld vanoggend.

https://epublikasies.netwerk24.com/html ... a0d614e625

https://www.wrsa.co.za/2022/09/05/stop- ... diversity/

[Capt. Yoda]

Wie gaan Cyril sin kry?
Kan nie aan n beter manier dink om iets n sukses te maak as om dit in die regering se hande te los nie

[Jean Marais]

Hierdie sotlike regering is nou rerig besig om die kluts kwyt te raak. Glo egter die ding sal self KonHof toe gaan as dit moet

[Robert M]

https://dearsouthafrica.co.za/biodiversity/

[JF123]

Kan iemand my dalk net wys waar in die "white paper" praat hulle van onteiening van wild plase. Ek kry dit nie.

[Jean Marais]

https://dearsouthafrica.co.za/biodiversity/

My stukkie gal gebraak. Sien jy kan net tot 8 Sept kommentaar lewer. Hulle speel lekker vuil, die gemors!!!

[Capt. Yoda]

Kan iemand my dalk net wys waar in die "white paper" praat hulle van onteiening van wild plase. Ek kry dit nie.

11.3.2.4 PROPERTY RIGHTS
The recognition of property rights has been a historical cornerstone of South African common law and has recently
found expression in the Bill of Rights of the Constitution. Because much of South Africa's biodiversity falls within
private ownership, it is crucial to consider the property clause of the Bill of Rights in the context of this White Paper.
Historically, under South African common law, the State has had authority to regulate and control the manner in
which any property, including biological resources, is conserved and used. The section on property in the Bill of
Rights reinforces this common law position. Section 25(1) of the Constitution provides that no one may be deprived
of property unless this is in terms of a law of general application and is not arbitrary. The section further stipulates
that compensation is only payable if there is expropriation and does not refer to the situation where there is only
deprivation. The State, through legislation, is, therefore, empowered to introduce regulations on property to achieve
the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity.