Ms Z Majozi (IFP) said that having one inspector inspecting 120 businesses was not enough, and probably affected the core efficiency of PSIRA. More inspectors were needed. What was it comparing its targets with? Was it aware of the exploitation of security officers who did not get paid enough although ...
Ms Z Majozi (IFP) turned to Programme Two, slide one, asking who the stakeholders referred to were. Of these stakeholders, were any government departments involved? In terms of reduction of serious crimes, what types of induction workshops were there to instil patriotism? Communities would not collaborate with police without a ...
Ms Z Majozi (IFP) said on the APP, will the Members get a comprehensive report on the rehabilitation process. This is at the high level and there was no adequate explanation about rehabilitation.
Ms Z Majozi (IFP) explained that she had been at another Portfolio Committee meeting that morning and asked whether the programme had been adopted earlier.
Ms Z Majozi (IFP) thanked SAPS for the presentation. Her questions were focused on the ‘how’ part of the specifications. The Committee heard about the focus areas issues such as gender-based violence, which was taking its toll on the streets, but Members did not know what the strategy would be ...
