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(The Judicial Matters Amendment Act 2002 amended the South African Law Commission Act 19 of 1973 to change the Commission's name to the South African Law Reform Commission and the name of the Act to the South African Law Reform Commission Act).
 

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ALRAESA stands for the Association of Law Reform Agencies of Eastern and Southern Africa.
     
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2009.05.11 WORKSHEET/QUESTIONNAIRE: Project 107: Discussion Paper on Adult Prostitutionpdf (PDF can be saved and faxed/emailed to provided contact details) go
2009.05.11 WORKSHOP INVITATION: Project 107: Invitation to attend a Workshop on ‘Sexual Offences: Adult Prostitution’ conducted by the South African Law Reform Commission during May & June 2009 pdf go
2009.05.06 DISCUSSION PAPER 0001/2009: SEXUAL OFFENCES - ADULT PROSTITUTION (Project 107) - Summary / Media Statement PIC
2008.12.09 DISCUSSION PAPER 115: Statutory Law Revision (Legislation Administered by the Department of Housing) Project 25 PIC
2008.11.25 REPORTS: Project 123, Project 130, Project 131 & Project 134 go
2008.11.25 MEDIA STATEMENTS: Project 123, Project 130, Project 131 & Project 134 go
2008.11.25 Update: Current projects of the South African Law Reform Commission
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2008.10.30 SALRC Newsletter: Volume 01 Issue 02 (September 2008) fw
2008.10.08 Annual Report 2007/08 go

The objects of the South African Law Reform Commission are to do research with reference to all branches of the law in order to make recommendations to Government for the development, improvement, modernisation or reform of the law. The Commission investigates matters appearing on a programme approved by the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development. Reports and other documents published by the Commission are made available on the Commission's website for general information.
The Commission is not in a position to give legal advice to members of the public.