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Item Analysis of the fragmented legal regime pertaining to rehabilitation measures for wetlands: A South African perspective – part 1(WIT Press, 2022) Lemine, Bramley Jemain; Kanyerere, ThokozaniWetlands are disappearing and it is an international dilemma. Many efforts have been made to ensure its protection and conservation, including rehabilitation. Rehabilitation measures have been adopted in policies of various jurisdictions. In South Africa, the wetlands legislative framework is fragmented. It was submitted that a wetlands policy is in the pipeline for South Africa. As opposed to the research on the general protection of this resources, Part 1 of this research aimed, by way of a documentary analysis of the legislative wetland framework, journal articles, books and case law, to provide what the extent of the fragmentation, specifically, rehabilitation measures were, as well as the effect thereof. Part 2 of this research explicitly focused on rehabilitation measures taken by three other jurisdictions, as well as a design for such in South Africa’s envisaged policy.Item The role of local government in the effective implementation of the National Environmental Management: Integrated Coastal Management Act 2008- a case of the Draft Cape Town Metropolitan Coastal Protection Zone Management by-Law(University of the Western Cape, 2012) Lemine, Bramley Jemain; Van Reenen, T. P.; Glazewski, J.The purpose of the study is to outline the relevant legislation and assess whether it is adequately applied to protect the 240 km coastline with its associated sensitive ecosystems; in particular, as assessment will be made of the By-law.Item The role of local government in the effective implementation of the National Environmental Management: Integrated Coastal Management Act 2008- a case of the Draft Cape Town Metropolitan Coastal Protection Zone Management by-Law(University of the Western Cape, 2012) Lemine, Bramley Jemain; Van Reenen, T. P.; Glazewski, J.The purpose of the study is to outline the relevant legislation and assess whether it is adequately applied to protect the 240 km coastline with its associated sensitive ecosystems; in particular, as assessment will be made of the By-law.