Mr Moletsane Simon Moletsane

Committee appearances

• Transfer to SAA subsidiaries & conditions attached: DPE briefing; Appropriation Bill & Special Appropriation Bill: Committee Reports 9 Jun 2021

  Mr M Moletsane (EFF, Free State) acknowledged the presentation made to Members. He asked for further details on the employees who opted for voluntary settlement agreements.

• Appropriation Bill & Special Appropriation Bill: National Treasury briefing 2 Jun 2021

  Mr M Moletsane (EFF, Free State) stated that the NSFAS budget cuts would deny more youths access to education in tertiary institutions and asked if Treasury had a mechanism in place to stop budget cuts to NSFAS, universities, and TVET colleges as youth unemployment was rising.

• Division of Revenue Bill: Final Mandates, Committee Report on Agriculture conditional grants 26 May 2021

  Mr M Moletsane (EFF, Free State) read the mandate: The Division of Revenue Bill was deliberated on 25 May 2021. The Free State Legislature voted in favour of the Bill, signed off by the Speaker Ms N B Sifuba.

• A guide to understanding major cryptocurrency issues and regulatory framework: NT & PBO briefing 25 May 2021

  Mr M Moletsane (EFF, Free State) stated that the presentation from National Treasury covered most of his questions. Slide nine of the PBO presentation listed myths. Were they just myths or was there some truth to what was mentioned there? He directed this question to Dr Jantjies.

• Progress made in addressing concerns about Parliament’s budget; Follow-up meeting with DPWI on outcome of fire investigation 21 May 2021

  Mr M Moletsane (EFF, Free State) asked whether the budget reductions, coupled with Parliament’s inability to fill vacant positions, would reduce its ability to fully carry out its functions.

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Questions

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Plenary appearances

• FRIDAY, 6 DECEMBER 2019 6 Dec 2019

  Chairperson, the objective of the Rates Bill is to change the rates and monetary threshold and to increase the excise duties on the alcohol and tobacco. It is going to affect the poorest of the poor who are always going for the two to get solace due to stress they ...

• FRIDAY, 6 DECEMBER 2019 6 Dec 2019

  There are serious concerns around the declared unspent funds by national departments, which is part of the factors that led to budget being adjusted. We believe this should not disadvantage social programmes meant for the poor. This amounts to R3,9 billion with a projected underexpenditure of R1,1 billion for the ...

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