15. Municipal code
- A municipality must compile and maintain in bound or loose-leaf form, and when feasible also in electronic format, a compilation of all its by-laws, including any provisions incorporated by reference as by-laws of the municipality.
 - This compilation, to be known as the municipal code, must be-
- constantly updated and annotated; and
 - kept at the municipality's head office as the municipality's official record of all applicable by-laws.
 
 - The municipality, at the request of a member of the public, must provide that person with a copy of or an extract from its municipal code against payment of a reasonable fee determined by the municipal council.
 
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Table of contents
- Preamble
 - Chapter 1: Interpretation
 - Chapter 2: Legal nature and rights and duties of municipalities
 - Chapter 3: Functions and powers
- 8. General empowerment
 - 9. Assignments initiated by the executive to municipalities generally
 - 10. Assignments initiated by the executive to specific municipalities
 - 11. Executive and legislative authority
 - 12. Legislative procedures
 - 13. Publication of by-laws
 - 14. Standard draft by-law
 - 15. Municipal code
 
 - Chapter 4: Community participation
 - Chapter 5: Integrated development planning
 - Chapter 6: Performance management
 - Chapter 7: Local public administration and human resources
 - Chapter 8: Municipal services
 - Chapter 9: Credit control and debt collection
 - Chapter 10: Provincial and National Monitoring and Standard Setting
 - Chapter 11: Legal matters
 - Chapter 12: Miscellaneous
 - Schedule 1: Code of conduct for councillors
 - Schedule 2: Code of conduct for municipal staff members
 - Schedule 3: Legislation Amended
 - Amendment no. 7 of 2011
 

