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The current bill stipulates that it serves to provide protection to the literal and artistic works of performers, SAGA believes that this is rather contrary.More so the organization has written on their website that the bill, ‘fails to protect the rights of actors in today’s environment’ and as a result the organization recently took to Twitter, to announce that they would be presenting their oral submission to Parliament on 13 September.
The actor's fans were supportive as they reacted positively to the posts on social media.#BreakingNews: We will be presenting our oral submission on the Performers Protection Amendment Bill to Parliament on the the 13th of September. #SAGAforPPAB Join the #Actorvism! @FIA_actors @sagaftranews @ACTRAnat @FerneDowney @bradkeenan @bradimpressions @EquityUK @EquityNZ
— South African Guild of Actors (@SAGActors) September 8, 2018