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Our BEE Library gives you access to relevant and interesting B-BBEE documents covering most relevant news and regulations on the B-BBEE Code, including all BEE Sub-Sector Codes. Please click the links below to open the relevant documents.
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BEE Report – BEE Analyst
> Download nowBEE Analyst – BEE Certificate
> Download nowSworn Affidavit – B-BBEE EME – Agri Sector
> Download nowCovid-19 Court Ruling – Mining
> Download nowBEE compliance of JSE Listed Companies – deadline extended
> Download nowSworn Affidavit – B-BBEE Exempted Micro-Enterprise – General
> Download nowB-BBEE Practice Guide 02 of 2016 B-BBEE Certificates – EMEs and qualifying small enterprises
> Download nowAmended Standard DTi Code of Good Practice – Generic Code
> Download nowEmployment Equity Act, 1998 (act 55 of 1998 as amended) Repeal of EE Regulations
> Download nowDraft Discussion Paper on Improving the Quality of Business Advisory Services in SA
> Download nowRevised CA Sector Code Draft published
> Download nowBEE Analyst – Company Profile
> Download nowProposed changes to the BEE Code MARCH 2018
> Download nowTransport Sector Code – Domestic Aviation Part 2
> Download nowLearning Programme Matrix – Dept of Labour
> Download nowB-BBEE Amendment Act, 2013
> Download nowB-BBEE Codes of Good Practice 2007 – Generic Part 1
> Download nowB-BBEE Codes of Good Practice 2007 – Generic Part 2
> Download nowB-BBEE Codes of Good Practice 2007 – Definitions
> Download nowRevised B-BBEE Code of Good Practice as released on 11 October 2013 by Dept of Trade & Industry, effective on 30 April 2015
> Download nowRevised B-BBEE Code – Clarity on Empowering Supplier Status
> Download nowAgri BEE Charter
> Download nowFinancial Sector Code
> Download nowForestry Sector Part 1
> Download nowForestry Sector Part 2
> Download nowICT Sector Code
> Download nowMarketing, Advertising and Communication (MAC) Sector Charter
> Download nowProperty Sector
> Download nowTransport Sector – Bus Commuter and Coach Services Part 2
> Download nowTransport Sector – Bus Commuter and Coach Services Part 1
> Download nowTransport Sector – General Notice, Preamble & Definitions
> Download nowTransport Sector – Domestic Aviation Part 1
> Download nowTransport Sector – Forward & Clearing Part 1
> Download nowTransport Sector – Forward & Clearing Part 2
> Download nowTransport Sector – Maritime Transport & Services Industry Part1
> Download nowTransport Sector – Maritime Transport & Services Industry Part 2
> Download nowTransport Sector – Public Sub-Sector Part 1
> Download nowTransport Sector – Public Sub-Sector Part 2
> Download nowTourism Sector Code
> Download nowTransport Sector – Rail Sub-Sector Part 1
> Download nowTransport Sector – Rail Sub-Sector Part 2
> Download nowTransport Sector – Road Freight Part 1
> Download nowTransport Sector – Road Freight Part 2
> Download nowTransport Sector – Taxi Industry Part 1
> Download nowTransport Sector – Taxi Industry Part 2
> Download nowBEE Q & A
Sector codes means a code which is applicable to a particular industry as defined by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).
There are 11 Sector codes which consist of:
The Standard DTI B-BBEE Code of Good Practice
Agri BEE Charter
Financial Sector Charter
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Charter
Property Sector Charter
Charted Accountancy Sector Code
Integrated Transport Sector Codes
Forest Sector Codes
Construction Sector Code
Tourism Sector Code
Marketing, Advertising and Communication (MAC) Sector
Black people are defined as follow:
African, coloured or Indian persons who were either:
Born in South Africa
A citizen by descent (through one or more parents)
Became a citizen by naturalization before the commencement of the constitution
Became a citizen by naturalization after the commencement of the constitution, but who without the apartheid policy would have qualified for naturalization before then.
The major changes in the Revised BEE Code:
Seven BEE elements will be reduced to 5 BEE lements only. Management Control and Employment Equity will be combined and be called MANAGEMENT CONTROL. Preferential Procurement and Enterprise Development will be called ENTERPRISE AND SUPPLIER DEVELOPMENT. The compliancy level was increased from >30 pts to >40 pts. Penalty / Discounting principle will be introduced, if you do not achieve the sub-minimum on Ownership, Skills Development and Enterprise Supplier Development you will drop 1 BEE Level as a “penalty”.
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