It is compulsory to submit data to StatsSA, when requested to do so

FEDHASA members are reminded that it is compulsory to submit information and data to StatsSA on accommodation establishments when requested to do so.

 This is in terms of the Statistics Act: https://www.statssa.gov.za/?page_id=677

        See copy of section 16 below
        To view section 16 – https://www.statssa.gov.za/?page_id=783

        Duty to answer questions
        16. (1) The Statistician-General, or an officer of Statistics South Africa authorised by him or her, may, in performing his or her functions in terms of this Act, put, to any person any questions which the Statistician-General or that authorised officer considers reasonably necessary for the collection of statistics.
        (2) Every person, including every employee of any organ of state, must—
        (a) to the best of his or her or its knowledge and belief and subject to the right to dignity and privacy, answer, when so required, all questions put orally or in writing in terms of subsection (1); and
        (b) in accordance with the instructions pertaining to any document referred to in section 7(1)(e)(ii) and not later than the date specified in that document—
        (i) furnish all such information; or
        (ii) sign such declaration, as is required by that document.
        (3) A document referred to in section 7(1)(e)(ii) is sufficiently authenticated if the name and designation of the competent person by whom it is given or issued, as the case may be, has been printed or stamped thereon.

Share:

More News

SA's online visa system

Fedhasa welcomes SA’s online visa system

The Federated Hospitality Association of South Africa (FEDHASA) warmly welcomes the recent announcement by the Department of Home Affairs that South Africa’s first online instant visa system, incorporating advanced ‘selfie-based’ biometric technology, will go live this September. This development represents a significant step forward in the digitisation of South Africa’s border

Read More »