Public Health, Housing, Slums and Indian segregation acts
Literature › Primary sources
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| Kind |
legislation gazette |
| Producer |
Union/Transvaal legislatures |
| Coverage |
1919-1950s |
| Works using it |
3 |
Debates
Works using this source
| Work |
As cited |
Period |
How used |
| Christopher (1990) |
Legislation: Housing Act 1920, Natives (Urban Areas) Act 1923, Slums Act 1934, Trading and Occupation of Land Act 1943, Asiatic Land Tenure Act 1946, Population Registration Act 1950, Group Areas Act 1950 |
1913-1950s |
Legislative overview establishing the intent of segregation policy against which index outcomes are interpreted. |
| Mabin (1990) |
Legislation: 1919 Public Health Act, 1920 Housing Act, 1923 Natives (Urban Areas) Act, 1931 Transvaal Town Planning Ordinance, 1934 Slums Act, 1946 Asiatic Land Tenure Act, 1947 NRDC Act |
1919-1947 |
Traces the legislative accumulation of planning and segregation powers culminating in the GAA. |
| Maylam (1995) |
1919 Public Health Act and 1934 Slums Act |
1919; 1934 |
Examples of indirect segregationist legislation operating through public health and slum clearance. |
| Maylam (1995) |
1920 Housing Act (Central Housing Board) and 1943 Housing Amendment Act |
1920; 1943 |
Shows housing legislation embedded racial definition and restriction in public housing. |
| Maylam (1995) |
1931 Transvaal Town Planning Ordinance |
1931 |
Cited as town-planning law that reinforced racial zoning from the 1930s. |
| Maylam (1995) |
1943 Pegging Act and 1946 'Ghetto Act' |
1943; 1946 |
Evidence that the United Party government favoured racial zoning before 1948. |