PropPlan $($Pty$)$ Ltd $($PropPlan$)$ is an authorised Category I financial services provider $($FSP$)$ and a registered property practitioner.$($i$)$ The Consumer Protection Act $68$ of $2008($the CPA$)$ applies to PropPlan's activities, as a registered property practitioner, but not to itsactivities as an authorised Category I FSP$.($ii$)$ PropPlan wants to declare dividends to its shareholders. Its shareholders must authorise the dividend declaration, by way of a shareholders' resolution.$($iii$)$ PropPlan has a third party named collective investment scheme portfolio. The portfolio is classified within the Association for Savings and Investment South Africa $($ASISA$)-$ Equity $-$ General portfolioclassification category. This means the portfolio must invest: at least $60\%$ of its assets in South African investment markets, with a maximum of $30\%$ of its assets outside of South Africa, plus an additional $10\%$ of its assets in Africa, excluding South Africa; and a minimum of $80\%$ of the net asset value of the portfolio in equity.