Double-Barrel Webinar: Two Laws. One Morning. Everything You Need to Know.
Tuesday, 30 June 2026 | Virtual
R950.00 (excl. VAT)
Double-Barrel Webinar: Two Laws. One Morning. Everything You Need to Know.
Join this focused compliance briefing for South African employers covering the upcoming Protected Disclosures Amendment Act changes and the latest Consumer Protection Act direct marketing amendments. Gain practical guidance on whistleblower compliance, disclosure procedures, direct marketing obligations, NCC requirements, and how to reduce legal and reputational risk in 2026.
Date: 30 June 2026 | Time: 09:00–11:30 | Platform: Zoom | Price: R950.00 excl. VAT per delegate
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Time & Location
30 June 2026, Tuesday, 09:00 - 11:30
Virtual
About The Event
South African employers are facing increasing regulatory pressure across both workplace governance and consumer-facing operations. This Double-Barrel Webinar delivers two critical compliance sessions in one practical morning briefing—equipping organisations with the knowledge, tools, and frameworks needed to prepare for major legal developments impacting internal reporting obligations and direct marketing practices.
Session 1 (09:00–10:15)
Protected Disclosures Amendment Act – Are You Ready?
The forthcoming amendments to the Protected Disclosures Act introduce new expectations around whistleblower protection, reporting channels, investigation procedures, and employer accountability. This session unpacks what is changing and what organisations must implement to remain compliant while creating psychologically safe reporting environments.
Key focus areas include:
Key amendments and employer obligations under the revised PDA framework
Drafting compliant Whistleblower Policies
Establishing disclosure channels, anonymous reporting systems, and designated officials
Investigation timelines, record-keeping obligations, and procedural fairness
Managing disclosures linked to misconduct and disciplinary procedures
Aligning grievance procedures with disclosure obligations
Anti-victimisation protections and employer liability
Practical templates, policy walkthroughs, and investigation checklists
Session 2 (10:30–11:30)
Consumer Protection Act Amendments – Direct Marketing Under the Microscope
The latest CPA Amendment Regulations (2025/2026) significantly impact direct marketing, cold calling, customer consent, and National Consumer Commission (NCC) compliance obligations. This session gives marketing, sales, compliance, and operational teams a practical roadmap to avoid regulatory exposure and align marketing practices with the updated legal framework.
Key focus areas include:
Amended CPA direct marketing provisions and non-compliant outreach practices
Cold calls, opt-in/opt-out requirements, and pre-call screening obligations
Mandatory NCC registration requirements and submission obligations
Monthly CRM reconciliation submissions to the NCC
Do-Not-Contact registry compliance and contact database management
Staff training requirements for sales and marketing teams
Penalties, enforcement trends, and recent NCC actions
Practical compliance checklists for internal teams and outsourced call centres
This webinar is designed to provide practical, implementation-focused guidance—not just legal theory—helping organisations strengthen governance, reduce compliance risk, and prepare proactively for evolving regulatory requirements.
Who Should Attend
HR Managers & Directors
Legal & Compliance Officers
CEOs & Executive Leaders
Marketing & Sales Heads
Call Centre Managers
Company Secretaries
Event Details
Date: 30 June 2026
Time: 09:00–11:30
Platform: Zoom
Price: R950 excl. VAT per delegate
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Qualifying Small Enterprise
Level 2 B-BBEE Contributor
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More than 51% Black Women Owned
More about the presenters:
John Botha
Joint-CEO, Global Business Solutions and CEO, Circle and Square
John Botha is a highly regarded leader in workforce solutions, labour law, and strategic business transformation. As Joint CEO of Global Business Solutions, he brings decades of experience and has shaped South Africa's labour and employment landscape through his roles on the Employment Equity Commission and Essential Services Commission.
A former Group Executive Director of South Africa's largest JSE-listed workforce solutions company at just 31, John has represented South Africa at the International Labour Organisation and led key labour law negotiations at NEDLAC. His academic credentials include a BCom Honours, a Postgraduate Diploma in Labour Law, and executive training from Columbia Business School and MIT.
Renowned for his innovative strategies and transformative insights, John is a sought-after speaker and trusted advisor, helping organisations drive growth while navigating complex regulatory environments.
Sue Singh
Consultant: Risk & Compliance, Global Business Solutions
Sue Singh is an experienced risk and compliance professional with over 20 years of experience advising South African organisations on regulatory compliance, governance frameworks, and statutory risk management. As a Consultant at Global Business Solutions, she specialises in practical, legally sound compliance solutions that help organisations strengthen governance structures and remain regulator-ready.
Her expertise includes regulatory interpretation, policy drafting, governance and compliance framework design, and advisory services relating to the Legal Sector Code (B-BBEE). Sue is also experienced in supporting statutory committees, including Social and Ethics Committees, and providing strategic guidance on organisational compliance obligations.
Sue holds an LLB from the University of South Africa (UNISA) and an Associate in Management qualification from the University of Cape Town (UCT). She is recognised for her practical, risk-based approach and her ability to simplify complex compliance and governance challenges for organisations across various sectors.
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