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FFC 2024/24 DoR Annual Submission
11 Oct 2023
The Select Committee on Appropriations met in a virtual meeting to receive a briefing from the Financial and Fiscal Commission (FFC). The presentation consisted of six chapters covering the escalating global inflation, the impact of the performance of state-owned entities (SOEs) and the proposed basic income grant (BIG) on ...
NCOP Finance
SASRIA Annual Report; Municipal FISCAL Powers and Functions Amendment Bill: Committee Report
10 Oct 2023
In a virtual meeting, the Committee met to be briefed by SASRIA on its annual report. SASRIA experienced unprecedented losses and claims due to the July 2021 unrest. There was a total of 17589 claims (R30,7 billion worth of claims) which exceeds the yearly claims of approximately 3 700 ...
NCOP Finance
Municipal Fiscal Powers and Functions A/B: finalisation
27 Sep 2023
The Select Committee on Finance adopted the Municipal Fiscal Powers and Functions Amendment Bill.
The primary purpose of the Bill is to amend the Municipal Fiscal Powers and Functions Act, so as to establish an unambiguous, fair, and consistent basis for municipalities to recover development charges for all new ...
NCOP Appropriations
Impact of medico-legal claims on provincial health budgets and mitigation measures: AGSA & DoH briefing (with Deputy Minister)
27 Sep 2023
The Select Committee on Appropriations was briefed by both the Department of Health (DoH) and the Auditor-General of South Africa (AG/AGSA) on the state of medico-legal claims across the provincial health departments.
During its presentation, the AG informed Members that the government had failed to meet its target of ...
Joint Standing Committee on Financial Management of Parliament
Parliament Q1 2023/24 Performance; Update on Parliament restoration
22 Sep 2023
The Committee met to be presented with the performance of Parliament for quarter one of 2023/24 and for an update on the restoration of the precinct. Parliament reported on planned improvements for reporting with more detailed indicators and outcomes. Members were taken through key highlights and activities during the ...
NCOP Appropriations
2021/22 Consolidated Municipal Audit Outcomes: AGSA & National Treasury Input
20 Sep 2023
In a virtual meeting, the Committee received a briefing from the Auditor-General of South Africa (AGSA) on the local government audit outcomes for the 2021/22 financial year.
The presentation specifically focused on the overall audit outcomes of metropolitan municipalities (metros). The City of Cape Town and the City of ...
NCOP Finance
Municipal Fiscal Powers and Functions A/B: National Treasury response to public submissions
19 Sep 2023
The Select Committee convened in a virtual meeting to be briefed by National Treasury on their response to public submissions on the Municipal Fiscal Powers and Functions Amendment Bill [B21B-2022].
Treasury first dealt with the concerns and suggestions the City of Cape Town (CoCT) raised. One of the key ...
NCOP Appropriations
Departments of Social Development and Basic Education underspending between 2011/12 and 2020/21: PBO briefing
6 Sep 2023
The Parliamentary Budget Office briefed the Committee on the underspending of the Departments of Social Development and Basic Education between the 2022/12 and 2020/21 financial years.
The PBO provided the reasons for the underspending of these departments, such as supply chain management problems, compensation of employees, challenges with new ...
NCOP Finance
Municipal Fiscal Powers and Functions Amendment Bill: National Treasury Briefing
5 Sep 2023
In a virtual meeting, National Treasury briefed the Committee on the Municipal Fiscal Powers and Functions Amendment Bill.
The Bill seeks to:
• establish unambiguous, fair and consistent basis for municipalities to recover development charges for all new land development projects that require statutory approvals through the municipal land ...
NCOP Finance
GPAA 2022/23 Annual Performance
20 Jun 2023
The Select Committee on Finance was briefed by the Government Pensions Administration Agency (GPAA) on its 202/23 annual performance.
While Members were left disappointed by the GPAA’s overall organisational performance of 64%, they were pleased that there has been steady progress at the agency. Furthermore, they were left comforted ...