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Wednesday, 12 September 2018 39 [No 11 – 2018] Fifth Session, Fifth Parliament NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ________________________ QUESTION PAPER ________________________ Note: 1.

 Indicates a question for oral reply.

Deputy President ................................................................................................................ 39, 40 Table of Contents QUESTIONS FOR ORAL REPLY WEDNESDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER 2018 DEPUTY PRESIDENT 25.
Mr J H Steenhuisen (DA) to ask the Deputy President: Since his reply to question 17 for oral reply in the National Assembly on 29 May 2018, what steps has the Government taken to establish mechanisms to ensure that provincial governments strengthen financial controls and implement sound financial management systems to stem the tide of irregular and unauthorised expenditure?

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NO2783E 26.

Ms P Bhengu (ANC) to ask the Deputy President: In light of the scourge of abuse of women and children and the moral decay in our society, which are matters that he raised in his speech on the occasion of the Inter-Faith National Prayer Day for moral regeneration and the end of violence against women and children (details furnished), as well as the tragic death of a young Rhodes University student, Khensani Maseko, how does the Government intend to deal with the scourge?
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Mr M A Plouamma (Agang) to ask the Deputy President: In view of the findings in the media release of the Auditor-General of 23 May 2018 on the performance of Mpumalanga under his watch that the province had failed to address the delays in infrastructure development and basic service delivery, what will he do differently now in light of the national responsibilities assigned to him as Deputy President to promote social cohesion initiatives and lead the Government’s anti-poverty programmes?

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Mrs J D Kilian (ANC) to ask the Deputy President: In view of his responsibility of leading the Government’s anti-poverty programmes and the progress that has been made in addressing levels of poverty in the country (details furnished), (a) how is the Government dealing with the root causes of inequality which remain a critical challenge facing society and (b) what are the details of the measures and programmes that the Government has put in place to ensure that levels of inequality will be narrowed in the future, resulting in a lessening of levels of poverty?
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Mr D W Macpherson (DA) to ask the Deputy President: Whether he, as part of his responsibilities to lead the Government’s anti-poverty programmes, will intervene in the ongoing dispute between the National Treasury and the Department of Trade and Industry relating to the Employment Creation Fund in order to realise the Government’s goal of achieving decent employment through inclusive growth; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

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NO2784E 30.

Mr M S A Masango (ANC) to ask the Deputy President: With reference to the agreement signed in South Sudan during August 2018 (details furnished), what measures, both at the international level of the African Union and on the national level, has he found can be put in place to sustain what the AU Chairperson refers to as a momentum arising from the agreement, so as to ensure long-lasting peace in South Sudan?

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