Overview:

• Recognition and registration are amalgamated; legal registration is focused on rather than existential recognition.

• Although the stipulation of 150 membership quota is low, the fact of the stipulation's exist violates the Durham principles, particularly inequitable is the previous stipulation of just 10 members.

• The rule of mandatory registration violates the Bielefeldt provision.

Positive elements:

• There are genuine provisions for retribution against hate speech.

• Horizontal recognition exists.

Recommendations:

• Dissolve the retribution of fines and imprisonments for unregistration in order to move towards greater receptivity.

• Provide more sophisticated procedures for registration and recognition in differentiated capacities.

• Provide greater support to encourage religious and belief-based organisations and communities to establish in order to move to the classification of dynamism.