Co-Operatives
•Co-operative’s membership is below the minimum: •Re-instated to meet the requirement within six months •Failure to re-instate its membership: •Co-operative is deemed to be de-registered in terms of this Act •Co-operative must convert into another legal entity, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 8
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