JUNE 19, 1990: The Separate Amenities Act, mandating segregation in public areas and in service establishments, is repealed.

"If they really do not like it, why do they not abolish the Separate Amenities Act?"

This meant that he was subjected to the Separate Amenities Act and similar Apartheid legislation.

The influx-control legislation was repealed in 1986 and the Separate Amenities Act, last week.

The President told Parliament he would seek to repeal the Separate Amenities Act, which lets city officials bar blacks from public installations.

But the linchpin of apartheid sports legislation, the Separate Amenities Act, remains intact.

The Separate Amenities Act determines the provision and use of sports facilities for the various race groups.

Yesterday, Parliament voted to repeal the Separate Amenities Act, which segregated public facilities.

The Separate Amenities Act, which the governing National Party enacted in 1953, had allowed municipalities to restrict their sites for the exclusive use of whites.

The elimination of the Separate Amenities Act leaves in place three laws that constitute the bedrock of apartheid.