(3) the nature and the amount of remuneration which is charged
or received by persons who are associated with the practice
of this cult;
(4) the manner and methods by which this money is collected;
(5) the type of behavioural deviations and illnesses to which
the practitioners give attention;
(6) the manner in which Scientology is advertised;
(7) the possible beneficial or harmful effects of the processes;
(8) the influencing of persons under 16 years and the legal
considerations regarding the approval of parents that their
children be involved; and
(9) any other aspects concerning Scientology which the Commission
may deem necessary.
Given under my Hand the the Seal of the Republic of South Africa at Cape
Town this Twenty-eighth day of March, One thousand Nine hundred and Sixty-nine.
J.J. FOUCKÉ,
State President.
By Order of the State President-in-Council.
C. DE WET."
"PROCLAMATION
BY THE STATE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
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No. 85, 1969
APPLICATION OF THE COMMISSIONS ACT, 1947, TO THE COMMISSION
OF INQUIRY INTO THE CULT KNOWN AS SCIENTOLOGY IN SOUTH AFRICA.
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Under the powers vested in me by section one of the Commissions
Act, 1947 (act 8 of 1947), I hereby declare that the provisions of the said
Act shall apply to the Commission of Inquiry into the cult known as Scientology
in South Africa, which I have today appointed.
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