Section 3.1: "Where the Minister is of the opinion that it is necessary to acquire any land in the public interest and that there is reasonable justification for causing any hardship to any person who has an interest in the land, the Minister may, subject to subsection 2, acquire the land in accordance with this Act". 2: "Nothing in subsection (1) shall be construed as preventing the Republic from acquiring land by agreement otherwise than in accordance with this Act". Section 4. Notice of intended acquisition. Section 7.1: "Any person who has an interest in the land specified in a notice of intended acquisition may, where the person claims that article 26 of the Constitution has been or is likely to be contravened by the notice of intended acquisition, apply to the Constitutional Court for redress under article 46 of the Constitution. 2: "Where […] the Constitutional Court declares that the notice of intended acquisition […] is a contravention of article 26 of the Constitution, the notice of intended acquisition shall cease to have effect in relation to that land and any further action taken in relation to that land under this Act shall be of no force or effect and the intended acquisition of that land shall be deemed to have been abandoned". Section 8.1: "Any person who had an interest in a land acquired under section 6 (Compulsory acquisition of land) immediately prior to the notice of acquisition published under that section may, within 30 days after the publication in the Gazette of that notice apply to the Court for the determination of the legality of the acquisition". Section 10.1: "[…] where a land is vested in the Republic […] the interest of every person in that land immediately before the date of vesting is, on the date of vesting, converted into a right to compensation under this Act". Section 12. Claims for compensation Section 20. Payment of compensation • Right to work under equitable and satisfactory conditions and to receive equal pay for equal work. Article 15, ACHPR. Constitution Article 35: "The State recognises the right of every citizen to work and to just and favourable conditions of work and with a view to ensuring the effective exercise of these rights the State undertakes: a) to take necessary measures to achieve and maintain a high and stable level of employment […] with a view to attaining full employment;