Oscar Masarona Mathafa

Committee appearances

• Deviations and expansions for Quarter 3 2020/21 & Covid-19 expenditure data: Office of the Chief Procurement Officer briefing 17 Feb 2021

  Mr O Mathafa (ANC) said that the reasons provided for contract extensions were that in most cases, the new tender not being finalised in time or finalised at all. He had a strong feeling that this was an omission from the side of those who were responsible to ensure that ...

• Quarter 3 Expenditure Patterns for 2020/21: National Treasury briefing 16 Feb 2021

  Mr O Mathafa (ANC) wanted clarity on the total vacancy rates, which showed an underspending of R2 billion. With the Covid challenges on person-to-person interaction and the new way of working, will the R2 billion be spent and is there a report or plan from the Departments affected, on how ...

• 2020 Second Adjustments Appropriation Bill & MTBPS: finalisation & committee reports 1 Dec 2020

  .Mr O Mathafa (ANC) seconded the motion.

• 2020 MTBPS & Second Adjustments Appropriation Bill: public hearings 27 Nov 2020

  Mr D Joseph (DA) argued that government allowed for public participation, and queried the C19 People’s Coalition’s statement about the lack of public participation opportunities. He agreed that too much money was spent on consultants and litigation. He asked the PSAM to explain their view of fiscal governance, financial integrity ...

• Second Adjustments Appropriation Bill: SAPS briefing 25 Nov 2020

  Mr O Mathafa (ANC) stated that the presentation was very informative and would aid the work of the Committee. The presentation indicated that there was a budget reduction to specialised programmes, and GBV is a specialised programme. In view of the President committing to a special focus on fighting this ...

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Plenary appearances

• NOTICES OF MOTION 12 Nov 2019

  House Chairperson, I hereby give notice that on the next sitting day of the House I shall move on behalf of the ANC:

  That the House-debates social cohesion and nation- building can be encouraged through the progressive realisation of socioeconomic rights for all, the elimination of all forms of discrimination, ...

• SPECIAL APPROPRIATION BILL (First Reading debate) 22 Oct 2019

  Hon Deputy Speaker, hon Deputy President and hon members, hon Sarupen speaks of the DA's rejected inputs. Those inputs were rejected because the DA wanted to expropriate the committee's discussions without compensation, or at least, give credit to the committee!

  [Laughter.] The DA summarised the committee's discussions and wanted to ...

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