territories authority to a Black person's classification. The Ministers officer's final decision was binding except if it was appealed to a Minister and was changed. Section 10.1 Defines the penalties, fines, or imprisonment for using someone else's certificate as one's own; not keeping it safe from others; forges or alters it; having a forgery or alteration; prints or produces a document; issues a document without authority; incorrect records information and make false statements. Section 10.2 Defines the rights, after conviction of person for offence under section 10(1)(b and d), to confiscate the instruments uses to forge and reproduce a document or citizenship certificate, except in the case where the owner of those instruments did not know what they were being used for. Section 10.3 Defines what sections of Criminal Procedures Act applies to confiscations detailed in section 10(2)(b). Section 11.1 Defines the power of the State President to make regulations that are required by the Act, including the issuance of certificates, taking of fingerprints, issuing duplicate certificates, fees payable and transmission of records to the Black Reference Bureau, provisional certificate or documents, size of photographs and anything else to obtain the objectives of the Act Section 11.2 Defines that the powers conferred in section 11(1)(h) are not limited by the other paragraphs of this section Section 11.3 Defines that different regulations may made from one Black population group, etc, to the next. Section 11.4 Defines the penalties, fines or imprisonment for contravening or failing to comply with the said regulations Section 12 Defines the amendment of section 13(1) of the Population Registration Act 30 of 1950 with the text of this section. Section 13 Defines the amendment of section 14(1) of the Population Registration Act 30 of 1950 with the text of this section, rights, and duties of a peace officer to have a person furnish them with their full name and address. Section 14 Defines that section 7 of the Bantu Authorities Act 68 of 1951 be amended with the removal and addition of the word "and" at the end of (f) and (g) and the addition of a new section (h), which defines the ability to issue certificates of citizenship. Section 15 Defines that section 11 of the Bantu (Abolition of Passes and Co-ordination of Documents) Act 67 of 1952 be substituted with the text of this section, which defines the establishment of a Bantu Reference Bureau. Section