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NCOP Education and Technology, Sports, Arts and Culture
Department of Sport, Arts and Culture Annual Report 2021/22; with Minister
23 Nov 2022
In a virtual meeting, the Select Committee was briefed by the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, on its 2021/22 annual performance report and financial statements. The presentation outlined the factors that characterised a year review, along with the events that affected the performance of ...
NCOP Land Reform, Environment, Mineral Resources and Energy
Recapitalisation and Development Programme (RECAP): cost and successes
22 Nov 2022
The Committee in a virtual meeting received a briefing from the Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development (DALRRD) on the cost of RECAP to the Department, the success rate of the programme and its total cost to the land reform programme. The briefing included the details of ...
NCOP Health and Social Services
Committee programme for 2022/23; Committee minutes
22 Nov 2022
The Select Committee on Health and Social Services held a virtual meeting to consider and adopt committee minutes. The Committee also considered its programme for the first two terms of 2023.
NCOP Health and Social Services
Children`s Amendment Bill: Final Mandates & Committee Report, with Minister
15 Nov 2022
The Select Committee convened on the virtual platform to consider the final mandates of the Children’s Amendment Bill Sec 76 [B18B-2020]. Minister Lindiwe Zulu was in attendance.
With the exception of Gauteng, eight provinces voted in support of the bill.
The accompanying Committee report was also ...
NCOP Education and Technology, Sports, Arts and Culture
DHET 2021/22 Annual Report; with Minister
9 Nov 2022
In its final meeting for 2022, the Select Committee on Education and Technology, Sport, Arts and Culture met on a virtual platform with the Minister to discuss the 2021/22 Annual Report for the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET).
In his opening remarks, the ...
NCOP Land Reform, Environment, Mineral Resources and Energy
Committee Business
8 Nov 2022
The Department of Forestry, Fisheries, and Environmental Affairs was supposed to brief the Select Committee today. Unfortunately, the senior officials, Minister and the Deputy Minister are attending COP17 in Egypt. The Committee dealt with is internal business instead.
NCOP Public Enterprises and Communication
Briefing by South African Post Office (SAPO) on the turnaround plan; with Deputy Minister
2 Nov 2022
The South African Post Office (SAPO) briefed the Committee on the entity’s severe financial distress, factors contributing to overall non-performance, and a contingency plan to improve the position.
The Deputy Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies gave an overview of the SAPO’s problems. He said he believed in the ...
NCOP Health and Social Services
Children`s Amendment Bill: Negotiating Mandates
1 Nov 2022
The Select Committee convened a virtual meeting with the Department of Social Development and Members of Provincial Legislatures to consider provincial negotiating mandates on the Children’s Amendment Bill. The amendment emanated from a High Court judgment that required the legislature to amend the Children’s Act to include more substantive ...
NCOP Public Enterprises and Communication
AGSA Guidance to Committee on how to improve oversight over SOEs
26 Oct 2022
The Select Committee on Public Enterprises and Communication held a virtual meeting to receive a briefing from the Auditor-General of South Africa (AGSA) based on their interaction, audit outcomes and analysis, on how the Committee could improve its oversight over state-owned companies.
In its presentation, the AGSA highlighted various aspects ...
NCOP Land Reform, Environment, Mineral Resources and Energy
Second Round of Land Claims 2014-2016: way forward (postponed)
25 Oct 2022
The Select Committee convened a virtual meeting to hear the Department of Agriculture, Land Reform, and Rural Development (DALRRD) approach to the second round of land claims, considering the lapsing of the Restitution of Land Rights Amendment Bill [B19-2017] and the failure to adopt the Constitution Eighteenth Amendment which ...