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The document is a correction notice issued by the Minister of Mineral Resources in South Africa, amending Chapter 11 of the Regulations under the Mine Health and Safety Act, 1996. It outlines changes to occupational health regulations, specifically regarding exit certificates for mine employees. The amendments detail required information on the exit certificate, including particulars of the mine and employees, medical examination results, and records of hazardous work.

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