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Friday, 18 March 2022 277 [No 11 – 2022] Fourth Session, Sixth Parliament REPRINT NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ________________________ INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER ______________________ Note: 1.

 Indicates an oral question.

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† Indicates the translated version of the question.

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◙ Indicates a written question not yet replied to after 10 working days expired.
Table of Contents President of the Republic ............................................................................................................ 298, 303 Deputy President ................................................................................................................. 277, 278, 300 Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development .................................... 279, 292, 293, 300, 302, 306 Basic Education .......................................................................................................... 279, 280, 295, 303 Communications and Digital Technologies ........................................................................ 289, 292, 293 Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs ............................................................... 280, 299, 306 Defence and Military Veterans ........................................................................................... 283, 284, 307 Employment and Labour ............................................................................................................. 299, 307 Finance ................................................................................................................................ 284, 290, 293 Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment .................................................................... 286, 294, 297, 304 Health .......................................................................................... 278, 285, 300, 301, 303, 304, 305, 306 Higher Education, Science and Innovation ......................................................................... 283, 291, 292 Home Affairs .............................................................................................................................. 280, 305 Human Settlements ..................................................................................................... 282, 291, 295, 307 Justice and Correctional Services ............................................................... 278, 279, 296, 297, 299, 307 Mineral Resources and Energy ........................................................................................... 297, 304, 305 Minister in The Presidency ................................................................................................................. 299 Police .................................................................................. 280, 281, 282, 286, 288, 299, 302, 305, 306 Public Enterprises ............................................................................................................................... 302 Public Service and Administration ............................................................................................. 287, 289 Public Works and Infrastructure ......................................... 284, 287, 289, 290, 294, 297, 298, 299, 303 Social Development .................................................................... 284, 287, 290, 296, 301, 302, 304, 305 Sport, Arts and Culture ............................................................................................... 278, 284, 285, 290 Tourism ....................................................................................................................................... 286, 288 Trade, Industry and Competition ........................................................................................................ 298 Transport ............................................................................................................. 288, 289, 300, 301, 303 Water and Sanitation ................................................................................................................... 295, 304 Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities ............................................................................ 287, 288 SUMMARY OF QUESTIONS NOT YET REPLIED TO ................................................................. 308 INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 278 QUESTIONS FOR ORAL REPLY THURSDAY, 31 MARCH 2022 DEPUTY PRESIDENT 1.
Mr L E Molala (ANC) to ask the Deputy President: In view of Eskom’s load-shedding that has negatively affected many sectors of the economy, particularly small businesses, and its persistence that is only making the state of the Republic’s economy more dire, what (a) is the status of the Government’s implementation of its policy to open up the market for alternative power generation producers in its search for other alternatives of power generation and (b) measures is the Republic implementing in order to permanently resolve the load-shedding crisis?
NO1167E 2.

Mrs N W A Mazzone (DA) to ask the Deputy President: As the Chairperson of the Inter-Ministerial Committee on COVID-19 Vaccines, what are the details of the engagements he has had with the (a) Inter-Ministerial Committee on COVID-19 Vaccines and (b) National House of Traditional and Khoi-San Leaders regarding the development of COVID-19 containment measures, which include the plans to accelerate the rollout of vaccines to ensure that the national state of disaster is lifted?

NO1172E 3.
NO1172E 3.

Mr N F Shivambu (EFF) to ask the Deputy President: What (a) are the details of the Government’s transition plans regarding the closure of coal mines and renewable sources of energy and (b) will be the short- to medium-term impact of the discontinuation of the use of coal on the ability of Eskom to stop loadshedding and guarantee energy security to the Republic?

NO1171E 4.
Ms M R M Mothapo (ANC) to ask the Deputy President: With reference to the announcement in October 2021 by the Presidential Task Team on Military Veterans that was established by the President of the Republic, Mr M C Ramaphosa, as part of government interventions to address the plight of military veterans, which will include the amendment of the Military Pensions Act, Act 84 of 1976, and the Military Veterans Act, Act 18 of 2011, what is the status of the progress with regard to the amendments of the specified Acts in particular and/or any other interventions which have been implemented or are being implemented thus far?
NO1168E 5.

Ms Z Majozi (IFP) to ask the Deputy President: (a) What has he found, as patron of the Moral Regeneration Movement, has been the successes of the collaboration between the Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs and the Moral Regeneration Movement to promote the values of ethical leadership, good governance, financial proficiency, efficient service delivery and anti-corruption attitudes in local government and (b) how has this impacted on the spheres of government?
NO1170E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 279 6.
Ms B N Dlulane (ANC) to ask the Deputy President: In light of the Government’s intention to ease restrictions of the regulations to address, prevent and combat the spread of Coronavirus COVID-19 in order to restore social and economic activity to normalcy, and taking into account that different social and economic sectors require development of vaccination policies for protection against the coronavirus pandemic, what is the progress in ensuring vaccination policies enhance the vaccination roll-out to reach population immunity considering the potential of a fifth wave?
NO1174E QUESTIONS FOR WRITTEN REPLY FRIDAY, 18 MARCH 2022 918.

Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) to ask the Minister of Health: What is the current accessibility status of (a) post-exposure prophylaxis and (b) pre- exposure prophylaxis for women and girls between the ages of 15 to 25?

NW920E 919.
Mrs Y N Yako (EFF) to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services: (1) Whether, with reference to the address of the National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP) to the Standing Committee on Public Accounts on 15 February 2022, wherein she indicated that the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) would be open to receiving private funding in order to do its work, the NDPP at any stage discussed the specified matter with him; if not, why not; if so, (2) whether it is his department’s position to get private donors to fund the NPA; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what has he found would be the implications of this on the independence of the NPA?
NW945E 920.

Mrs V van Dyk (DA) to ask the Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture: (1) What total amount was awarded to a certain person (name furnished); (2) (3) whether the specified person has received the specified amount; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details; what are the reasons that the entity was not willing to pay the R141 572,82 to a certain person (name furnished), as was ordered by the legal outcome of the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration case?
NW954E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 280 921.
Mr B B Nodada (DA) to ask the Minister of Basic Education: Whether, with reference to the internationally benchmarked systemic tests that were conducted by the Western Cape Education Department in January 2021, which provide for an independent analysis of learning losses suffered by learners during the COVID-19 pandemic and rotational attendance by learners, her department has any plans to increase funding to support catching up of the curriculum, as the specified systemic tests have clearly showed that gains achieved in mathematics and language have reversed; if not, why not; if so, what amount in funding is being considered?
NW1013E 922.
Ms M E Sukers (ACDP) to ask the Minister of Basic Education: (1) (2) (3) In terms of what statutory power(s) does she issue the Standard Operating Procedure for the Containment and Management of COVID-19 in Schools and School Communities (SOP); what is the rationale for the SOP, given the context of the (a) low mortality rate caused by newer variants of the virus, such as Omicron, (b) high levels of immunity created by a combination of natural immunity and the national vaccination programme and (c) indication by the President of the Republic, Mr M C Ramaphosa, that the Republic is to exit the national state of disaster very soon; how does clause 12.3 of the SOP regarding the prohibition of religious services serve to achieve the stated purpose of minimising the contamination of school facilities and observing the social gathering restrictions, given that (a) up to 1 000 indoor and 2 000 outdoor spectators are allowed at schools for various activities and (b) religious services are allowed, subject to strict sanitisation and social distancing protocols as per the Regulations and ministerial directive; (4) (a) by what date is it envisaged that the SOPs will allow for religious services and (b) if no such point is anticipated, what is the reason for this?
NW1119E 923.
Ms T M Mbabama (DA) to ask the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development: [214] [Question submitted for oral reply now placed for written reply because it is in excess of quota (Rule 137(8))]: With reference to the eviction of a certain family (details furnished) by a certain person (name and details furnished), (a) under which Act and/or legislative provisions was the specified family finally relocated to an alternative farm and (b) what support did her department provide to the specified family to ensure its sustainable agricultural livelihood on the alternative farm?
NW1136E 924.
Mrs H Denner (FF Plus) to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services: (1) With regard to the Government’s efforts to curb and eradicate gender-based violence in our society, what total number of (a) sexual offences courts have been fully established and are functioning throughout the Republic and (b) magistrates have been dedicated to such courts; INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 281 (2) (3) what total number of (a) cases have been brought before the dedicated courts and (b) the specified cases (i) have resulted in successful convictions and/or (ii) are still pending; what (a) total number of offenders who have been found guilty were sentenced to imprisonment and (b) were the (i) minimum and (ii) maximum sentences handed down by the dedicated courts?
NW1158E 925.

Mrs G Opperman (DA) to ask the Minister of Home Affairs: (1) What total number of girls under the age of 18 years have been married in the past five academic years in the Republic; (2) in which province and/or area has the practice of child marriage been the most prevalent?

NW1160E 926.
NW1160E 926.

Mr H A Shembeni (EFF) to ask the Minister of Police: What are the relevant details of the broad restructuring of the SA Police Service that he is implementing in order to better enable the institution to fight crime?

NW1161E 927.
NW1161E 927.

Mr B B Nodada (DA) to ask the Minister of Basic Education: (1) What is the total breakdown of (a) teachers and (b) learners who (i) were injured and (ii) have died of unnatural causes on school premises in each province in the past five academic years; (2) what were the causes of (a) injury and (b) death of the teachers and learners in each year?

NW1162E 928.
Mr I M Groenewald (FF Plus) to ask the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs: (1) What (a) is the total number of municipal entities in the Republic and (b) number of the specified municipal entities are development agencies reporting to her; (2) (a) what total number of (i) municipal development agencies and (ii) other South African Municipal Government Entities were audited and (b) which of the specified agencies and/or entities received unqualified audit reports for (i) 2018, (ii) 2019 and (iii) 2020; (3) which of the South African Municipal Government Entities fulfilled their annual objectives and mandates for every year since 2018?
NW1163E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 282 929.
Dr P J Groenewald (VF Plus) vra die Minister van Polisie: (1) (2) (3) Of, na aanleiding van die toesighoudingsbesoek deur die Portefeuljekomitee oor Polisie aan die Norwood-polisiekantoor op 4 Maart 2022, en waarin daar in die voorlegging genoem is dat verskeie oudit-ondersoeke in die SAPD13-stoor gedoen is waar bewysstukke gestoor word, hy bevind het dat, buiten vir die vuurwapens wat gesteel en/of verloor is, oudits wel gedoen is van al die items wat in die vermelde stoor moes wees; so nie, waarom nie; so ja, watter (a) ander items as verlore en/of gesteel aangedui is en (b) totale getal die vermelde items uitmaak; of enige kontant gesteel en/of verlore is; so nie, wat die posisie in dié verband is; so ja, wat die tersaaklike besonderhede is; of enige hofsake deur die gesteelde en/of verlore bewysstukke geraak word; so nie, wat die posisie in dié verband is; so ja, wat die MAS-nommers van sodanige sake is; (4) of hy ‘n verklaring oor die aangeleentheid sal doen?
NW1164A (Translation): [Dr P J Groenewald (FF Plus) to ask the Minister of Police:† (1) Whether, following the oversight visit by the Portfolio Committee on Police to the Norwood Police Station on 4 March 2022, and noting in its presentation the reference to the many audit investigations that were undertaken of the SAPD13- stores where evidence is stored, he found that, except for firearms that were stolen and/or lost, audits were indeed undertaken of all the items that were supposed to be in the specified store; if not, why not; if so, what (a) other items were identified as lost and/or stolen and (b) is the total number of such items; (2) (3) whether any cash was stolen and/or lost; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the relevant details; whether any court cases have been impacted by items of evidence that were stolen and/or lost; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the CAS numbers of such cases; (4) whether he will make a statement on the matter?
NW1164E] 930.

Dr P J Groenewald (VF Plus) vra die Minister van Polisie: (1) Watter getal van die totale getal sake wat in elke veediefstaleenheid in elke provinsie (a) in die boekjaar (i) 2017-18, (ii) 2018-19, (iii) 2019-20 en (iv) 2020- 21 en (b) sedert 1 April 2021 aangemeld is, opgelos is; (2) of hy ‘n verklaring oor die aangeleentheid sal doen?
NW1165A INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 283 (Translation): [Dr P J Groenewald (FF Plus) to ask the Minister of Police:† (1) What number of the total number of cases that were reported in each stock theft unit in each province (a) in the (i) 2017-18, (ii) 2018-19, (iii) 2019-20 and (iv) 2020-21 financial years and (b) since 1 April 2021, were resolved; (2) whether he will make a statement on the matter?

NW1165E] 931.
NW1165E] 931.

Dr P J Groenewald (VF Plus) vra die Minister van Polisie: (1) (2) (a) Wat die totale getal diefstal-eenhede in elke provinsie is, (b) uit watter getal lede elke vermelde eenheid bestaan en (c) waar die eenhede gestasioneer is; watter totale getal sake in elke diefstal-eenheid (a) in die boekjaar (i) 2017-18, (ii) 2018-19, (iii) 2019-20 en (iv) 2020-21 en (b) sedert 1 April 2021 aangemeld is; (3) of hy ‘n verklaring oor die aangeleentheid sal doen?
NW1166A (Translation): [Dr P J Groenewald (FF Plus) to ask the Minister of Police:† (1) (2) (a) What is the total number of theft units in each province, (b) how many members form part of each specified unit and (c) where are the units stationed; what total number of cases have been reported in each theft unit (a) in the (i) 2017-18, (ii) 2018-19, (iii) 2019-20 and (iv) 2020-21 financial years and (b) since 1 April 2021; (3) whether he will make a statement on the matter?

NW1166E] 932.
Mr B N Herron (Good) to ask the Minister of Human Settlements: (1) Given that in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, national departments were instructed in 2020 to initiate programmes and/or issue directives and/or regulations under their respective portfolios to contain the spread of the virus, and noting that her department proposed the implementation of the Transitional Residential Housing Units and the De-densification of Overcrowded Areas directive in order to contain the spread of COVID-19, which lead to the identification of a total of 29 informal settlements throughout the Republic for the specified directive, (a) which informal settlements were identified in each province and (b) who was responsible for the implementation of the Transitional Housing Units and De-densification directive for each informal settlement; (2) what was the Transitional Residential Housing Units and De-Densification directive for each specified informal settlement; INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 284 (3) (a) which of the informal settlements were de-densified as proposed, (b)(i) where and (ii) how were they de-densified and (c) what was the nature of the transitional residential housing units that were provided?
NW1173E 933.
Dr W J Boshoff (FF Plus) to ask the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation: (1) What total number of patents have been registered by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) over the past four decades in the field of (a) water technology and (b) process engineering; (2) (3) what total number of scientists have been (a) working at the CSIR annually over the past four decades and (b) specifically working on water-related technology and/or solutions for each of the periods; what total number of (a) patents have been registered each year for the past four decades and (b) those technologies have been successfully commercialised and implemented (i) inside the Republic and (ii) outside of the Republic?
NW1175E 934.

Dr W J Boshoff (FF Plus) to ask the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation: What (a) total amount of the parliamentary grant money has been allocated to the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research annually for the past four decades and (b) portion of the total amount in parliamentary grant money was allocated towards defined water programmes every decade?

NW1176E 935.
NW1176E 935.

Dr W J Boshoff (FF Plus) to ask the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation: What was the contribution of the Water Research Commission to the successful outcome of each of the novel technologies and processes developed by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research over the past four decades?

NW1177E 936.
Mr S J F Marais (DA) to ask the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans: (1) Whether, with reference to the published official opening of the A-Mess in Thaba Tshwane, now known as the Albertina Sisulu Mess (details furnished), a certain person (name furnished) received all the relevant approvals and acted fully in compliance of the austerity measures and prescribed financial processes and procedures; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details; (2) whether the total costs for the renovations, upgrades and refurbishing amounted to R500 million; if not, what was the total cost of the work; if so, how does she justify the amount spent on the facility while the SA National Defence Force (SANDF) does not have enough funds to maintain existing and/or procure new essential prime mission equipment; INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 285 (3) (4) whether the (a) Defence Works Formation and (b) Department of Public Works and Infrastructure approved and conducted the work on the specified project; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, who was the contractor(s) appointed to complete the project; whether all the requirements of the Public Finance Management Act, Act 1 of 1999, were fully complied with; if not, what disciplinary actions will she institute to hold the members of the SANDF accountable, including the specified person; if so, what are the relevant details?
NW1178E 937.
Mr S J F Marais (DA) to ask the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans: (1) (2) (3) (a) In which military bases were and/or will bakeries be established, (b) what are the reasons, criteria and/or motivations for establishing the bakeries, (c) how does the bakeries project correlate with the objectives of Project Koba Tlala to procure from local small, medium and micro enterprises and (d) what is the capital cost of each bakery including renovations, upgrades and construction; whether the Public Finance Management Act, Act 1 of 1999, and National Treasury regulations and requirements were fully complied with in the construction of each bakery; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, from which financial resources is the construction work financed; (a) who are the persons working in each bakery, (b) what is the monthly salary paid to each person, (c) what are their relations to the SA National Defence Force and its members if the persons are not soldiers and (d) who are the contractors used for the capital work of building each bakery?
NW1179E 938.

Mrs G Opperman (DA) to ask the Minister of Social Development: What total number of orphaned learners are in schools in the North West?

NW1180E 939.

Mrs G Opperman (DA) to ask the Minister of Social Development: What total number of children could not receive the child support grant in 2020, due to a lack of birth certificates?

NW1181E 940.
Mrs V van Dyk (DA) to ask the Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture: (1) What is the (a) reason that he is proceeding with the R500 million Resistance and Liberation Movement Museum in the Eastern Cape and (b) purpose and rationale, as we already have numerous sites of liberation which honour the struggle and receive either minimal or non-financial support from the Government; (2) (3) whether the proposed construction would not merely be a duplication of Freedom Park, which was built for this very purpose and has yet to fulfil its purpose and mandate; if not, why not; whether he is aware of the concern that has been expressed by segments of the professional community that the construction of the proposed museum is not viable and/or feasible; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details; INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 286 (4) whether it is not wasteful and fruitless expenditure, which could be put to more productive and efficient use in supporting the sector in its totality; if not, why not?
NW1182E 941.
Mrs V van Dyk (DA) to ask the Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture: (1) Whether, given that the purpose of the state is to create and/or provide an enabling environment, he has been furnished with a legal opinion that the Cultural Institutions Act, Act 119 of 1998, is an anathema to this very principle; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the relevant details; (2) whether he has been furnished with a legal opinion that the specified Act is unconstitutional, in that it denies funding to those independent institutions that are not state-owned; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the relevant details?
NW1183E 942.
Mrs M O Clarke (DA) to ask the Minister of Health: (1) (2) (3) (a) What total number of complaints have been (i) received from women who claim to be abused during labour by health workers and (ii) resolved, (b) at what hospitals did the specified abuse occur and (c) what measurers has his department put in place to deal with the issue; what measurers has his department put in place to deal with the epidemic of obstetric violence; what (a) total number of complaints have been received from patients who did not sign in terms of consent to undergo episiotomies during labour and (b) are the names of the health facilities where this has occurred?
NW1185E 943.

Mrs M O Clarke (DA) to ask the Minister of Health: (1) Whether his department has made any strides in adopting a genuine and consequential approach to abusive behaviour within our health facilities; if not, why not; if so, what has been done; (2) what role does the (a) SA Medical Association, (b) SA Medical Research Council, (c) Health Professionals Council of South Africa and (d) SA Nursing Council play in order to resolve this kind of abuse?

NW1186E 944.
Mrs M O Clarke (DA) to ask the Minister of Health: (1) What (a) total number of cases of obstetric violence have been reported since 2016, (b) is the breakdown of such cases in each province, (c) are the relevant details of each case, (d) are the total legal costs to his department relating to obstetric violence since 2016 and (e) total number of patients have reported episiotomies being conducted without their permission since 2016; (2) what (a) total number of cases of (i) maternal death due to medical negligence after birth have there been since 2016 and (ii) infant death have occurred due to medical negligence since 2016 and (b) is the current total amount in legal fees owed by his department due to medical negligence?
NW1187E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 287 945.
Mr A G Whitfield (DA) to ask the Minister of Police: With reference to the Public Order Police Unit, (a) by what date will recruitment of the shortfall of approximately 6 000 officers to the specified unit commence, (b) what is the (i) current intake for the 2020-21 financial year and (ii) projected intake for the 2021-22 financial year, (c) what total number of vehicles are (i) currently operational and (ii) not operational and what are the relevant details thereof in each case and (d) what is the current total number of firearms and ammunition?
NW1188E 946.
Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) to ask the Minister of Tourism: With reference to tourism infrastructure projects (a) in the past three financial years and (b) since 1 April 2021, (i) what total number of projects commenced, but were not completed in each specified month and/or period, (ii)(aa) what and (bb) where were the projects in each month and/or period, (iii)(aa) which projects did not have an environmental impact assessment undertaken and (bb) why not, in each case, and (iv) why were the projects not completed in each month and/or period?
NW1189E 947.

Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) to ask the Minister of Tourism: With reference to the Tourism Relief Fund and the ruling of the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA), (a) what changes and/or amendments have been made to meet the SCA ruling, (b) on what dates were these changes and/or amendments completed, (c)(i) on what date and (ii) in what manner was the call for applications opened under the amended criteria and (d)(i) what total number of applicants were received and (ii) over what period?

NW1190E 948.
Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) to ask the Minister of Tourism: With reference to the SA National Parks and the training of tour guides by her department (a) in the past three financial years and (b) since 1 January 2022, (i) what total number of tour guides have completed their training in each province in each month, (ii) what (aa) total number of students started the course and did not complete the course and (bb) were their reasons for not completing the course and (iii)(aa) how are potential students identified and (bb) what criteria are used in this regard?
NW1191E 949.
Ms A M M Weber (DA) to ask the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment: (1) What (a) has she found happened to the 3 000 tonnes of fish that died and (b) processes will be followed by her department to ensure that the specified ecological area is rehabilitated; (2) whether any other dams and/or ecological areas were affected by the effluent of acid water; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, how will the rivers be cleaned from the acid drained water; (3) how does her department intend to replace the 23 indigenous fish species that died during the incident?
NW1192E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 288 950.

Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) to ask the Minister of Social Development: By what date will she provide replies to questions (a) 486, (b) 487 and (c) 488 published on 25 February 2022?

NW1193E 951.

Ms H Ismail (DA) to ask the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure: What total amount does her department currently owe to each municipality in each province for municipal services rendered?

NW1194E 952.
NW1194E 952.

Ms H Ismail (DA) to ask the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure: When last were fire extinguishers serviced at all parliamentary residence buildings such as (a) Acacia Park, (b) Laboria Park and (c) Pelican Park?

NW1195E 953.

Ms H Ismail (DA) to ask the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure: What steps are being taken by her department to protect and reclaim properties that have been illegally occupied and/or vandalised?

NW1196E 954.
NW1196E 954.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) to ask the Minister of Public Service and Administration: What measures and/or interventions has her department put in place to prevent public servants from unlawfully (a) applying for and/or (b) receiving any grant that they are not entitled to apply for and/or receive?

NW1197E 955.
NW1197E 955.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) to ask the Minister of Public Service and Administration: (1) What measures and/or interventions has her department put in place to ensure that appointments within the Public Service are based purely on merit and competency; (2) whether the specified measures and/or interventions apply to the appointments of senior managers within the Public Service; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

NW1198E 956.
NW1198E 956.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) to ask the Minister of Public Service and Administration: What informs the proposed extension of the tenure of heads of department from 5 to 10 years?

NW1199E 957.
Mr L Mphithi (DA) to ask the Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities: (1) Whether her Office, in line with its responsibility to monitor issues affecting women, compiled any statistics of incidents of human trafficking involving women across the border; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details; (2) whether her Office has provided any form of assistance in the fight against human trafficking; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details in terms of the assistance provided to the SA Police Service?
NW1200E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 289 958.

Mr L Mphithi (DA) to ask the Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities: What (a) progress has been made by the Commission for Gender Equality in implementing the recommendations as outlined in the 2021 Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report and (b) have been the challenges in this regard?

NW1201E 959.
NW1201E 959.

Mr L Mphithi (DA) to ask the Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities: What are the relevant details of the (a) current and (b) outstanding investigations in the National Youth Development Agency?

NW1202E 960.
NW1202E 960.

Mr A G Whitfield (DA) to ask the Minister of Police: Whether the SA Police Service (SAPS) has a programme in place to recruit former experienced SAPS members to assist with (a) specialised units and (b) training and development; if not, why not, in each case; if so, what are the relevant details in each case?

NW1203E 961.
NW1203E 961.

Mr A G Whitfield (DA) to ask the Minister of Police: With regard to the Central Firearms Registry, what is the total number of (a) illegal firearms that have been destroyed by the SA Police Service in terms of the (i) type of firearm for each category of ownership, (ii) calibre of the firearm and (iii) reasons that the firearms were destroyed and (b) ammunition that was destroyed in each calibre since 2019?

NW1204E 962.
NW1204E 962.

Ms H S Winkler (DA) to ask the Minister of Tourism: What mandate does the (a) internal audit committee and (b) risk committee have in order to hold the management of her department accountable when recommended internal controls are not implemented?

NW1205E 963.

Ms H S Winkler (DA) to ask the Minister of Tourism: What is the consequence management process when repeat findings reported by the Auditor-General are not addressed by her department?

NW1206E 964.
NW1206E 964.

Ms H S Winkler (DA) to ask the Minister of Tourism: Whether her department is involved in tourism (a) initiatives, (b) projects and/or (c) by providing funding to any tourism-related industries in Msunduzi, KwaZulu-Natal?

NW1207E 965.
Mr D W Macpherson (DA) to ask the Minister of Transport: (1) (a) On what date did he (i) depart South Africa and (ii) land in Ukraine, (b) for what period was he in Ukraine, (c) who did he meet with in Ukraine, (d) what were the total costs to his department for his trip to Ukraine and (e) what were the objectives of his trip to Ukraine; INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 290 (2) whether he received signed and written approval from the President, Mr M C Ramaphosa, for his trip to Ukraine; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the relevant details?
NW1208E 966.

Ms B M van Minnen (DA) to ask the Minister of Transport: What are the latest (a) plans and (b) timelines for the construction of the N2/T2 bypass through Somerset West to Sir Lowry’s Pass by the SA National Roads Agency Limited?

NW1209E 967.
NW1209E 967.

Ms B M van Minnen (DA) to ask the Minister of Transport: With regard to the construction of the N2/T2 bypass through Somerset West to Sir Lowry’s Pass, (a) what are the details of the plans of the SA National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) to resettle the people who are currently occupying and living on the SANRAL land, (b) where will the people be relocated and (c) by what date is it envisaged that the people will be resettled?

NW1210E 968.
NW1210E 968.

Ms B M van Minnen (DA) to ask the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies: Whether she will furnish Ms B M van Minnen with the scientific data used to support the view of her department that 5G cell phone towers are not harmful to human health including any journal articles and/or scientific papers that were used to justify the approval of the rollout of the specified technology?

NW1211E 969.
Ms S J Graham (DA) to ask the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure: (1) What number of pumps are (a) housed by the Essex Pump Station on the banks of the Blyde River in the Maruleng Local Municipality that pumps water into the purification dams in the Hoedspruit Airforce Base and (b) operational; (2) (3) (4) (a) how regular are the pumps serviced and (b) on what date were they last serviced; whether any pumps have reached the end of their useful life; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, whether there are any plans to replace the pumps that have reached the end of their useful life; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?
NW1212E 970.

Ms S J Graham (DA) to ask the Minister of Public Service and Administration: What number of due diligence checks that were undertaken on behalf of the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure (DPWI) for recruitment purposes in the past 12 months have (a) been returned to the DPWI due to insufficient information, (b) not complied with the requirements of her department in terms of (i) structure, (ii) format and (iii) information and (c) been processed and finalised?
NW1213E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 291 971.
Ms S J Graham (DA) to ask the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure: What (a) progress has been made regarding the disciplinary actions against the officials implicated in the Beit Bridge Border fence debacle of 2020, (b) number of disciplinary hearings have been (i) convened and (ii) attended by the implicated officials who are being disciplined, (c) were the reasons for not attending the hearings and (d) number of the disciplinary hearings have been (i) completed and (ii) finalised including the (aa) findings and (bb) proposed sanctions that where required?
NW1214E 972.
Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) to ask the Minister of Social Development: (1) In light of the meeting of the Portfolio Committee on Social Development held on 9 March 2022 where her department confirmed that public servants had applied for the Early Childhood Development Presidential Stimulus Relief Fund, (a) how did her department discover the matter, (b) what number of public servants applied for the fund and (c) in which department(s) are the specified public servants employed; (2) whether any public servants who applied for the specified fund received payment; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what disciplinary measures have been taken against the public servants in question?
NW1215E 973.
Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) to ask the Minister of Social Development: Whether she will furnish Ms A L A Abrahams with a detailed report on the Gender- Based Violence Command Centre (GBVCC) for the period 1 January 2021 until 28 February 2022 with respect to, but not limited to, the (a) number of (i) calls, (ii) SMSs and (iii) USSDs received in each province, (b) types of abuse and/or incidents reported, (c) number of individuals referred to (i) a social worker and/or (ii) the SA Police Service for assistance, (d) the breakdown of the GBVCC staff compliment and (e) the breakdown of the total operational cost for the financial year ending March 2022?
NW1216E 974.
Mr T W Mhlongo (DA) to ask the Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture: (1) With reference to his department contesting funds from the trustees of the Makeba Trust, (a) what are the names of the private lawyers who have been appointed by his department to fight the trustees and (b) who appointed the private lawyers to fight the trustees; (2) (3) (4) whether the legal fees paid relied on the Culture Promotion Act, Act 35 of 1985; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details; whether his department relied on the provisions of the Public Finance Management Act, Act 1 of 1999; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the further, relevant details; whether his department relied on the provisions of the National Treasury Regulations; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the relevant details?
NW1217E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 292 975.
Ms E L Powell (DA) to ask the Minister of Human Settlements: (1) What (a) are the details of the full legal process and the legislation and regulations relied on to blacklist suppliers who have been awarded contracts, but have not completed the projects due to financial issues such as bankruptcy and liquidation, (b) actions does her department take to recoup funds that have been incurred in this regard and (c) number of contractors have been blacklisted since the 2015-16 financial year; (2) whether the directors of the blacklisted companies are held accountable in any way; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?
NW1218E 976.

Ms E L Powell (DA) to ask the Minister of Human Settlements: With regard to the blocked housing projects that were presented by her department to the Portfolio Committee on Human Settlements on 2 March 2022, what (a) number of blocked projects was the National Rapid Response Task Team of her department able to unblock, (b) is the name of each project that was unblocked since the 2018-19 financial year and (c) metrics were used to measure the performance?

NW1219E 977.
NW1219E 977.

Mrs N I Tarabella Marchesi (DA) to ask the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation: (a) Which degrees offered at universities has he found have the most job opportunities in the Republic, (b) which universities offer the specified degrees and (c) what amount of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme funding goes towards funding students studying towards the degrees?

NW1220E 978.
NW1220E 978.

Mrs N I Tarabella Marchesi (DA) to ask the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation: (a) Which degrees offered across universities has he found have the least job opportunities, (b) which universities offer the specified degrees and (c) what amount of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme funding goes towards funding students studying towards the degrees?

NW1221E 979.
Mrs N I Tarabella Marchesi (DA) to ask the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation: (1) What number of (a) students are studying (i) Science, (ii) Health, (iii) Engineering and (iv) Information Technology in each university and (b) the specified students who pursue the specified degrees (i) find and (ii) do not find employment; (2) what number of the specified students (a) are funded by the National Student Financial Aid Scheme and (b) pay their own fees; (3) what number of international students do we have in each university?
NW1222E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 293 980.

Ms C V King (DA) to ask the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation: (1) What is the ratio of National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) to non- NSFAS students in campus accommodations in each university in the Republic; (2) what is the total number of beds (a) at each higher education institution and (b) reserved for NSFAS students at each higher education institution?

NW1223E 981.
NW1223E 981.

Mr N P Masipa (DA) to ask the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development: With regard to the Agriculture and Agro-processing Master Plan (AAMP) that plans to accelerate the opening of markets and better access conditions, (a) will she furnish Mr N P Masipa with a list of markets that were opened since 2019 and (b) what changes in conditions regarding market access were made to date as a result of the AAMP; if not, why not; if so, on what date?

NW1224E 982.
Mr N P Masipa (DA) to ask the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development: With regard to the Agriculture and Agro-processing Master Plan, will she furnish Mr N P Masipa with detailed information since 1 April 2019 pertaining to the (a) target and (b) performance regarding the (i) training and coaching provided to the farmers, (ii) services providers used, (iii) number of farmers who were trained and coached against the target, (iv) infrastructure and logistics support that were provided to farmers in need and (v) update on the development of technology and R&D capacity as envisaged in the master plan; if not, why not; if so, on what date?
NW1225E 983.

Mr N P Masipa (DA) to ask the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development: Whether, with regard to the Agriculture and Agro-processing Master Plan, she will furnish Mr N P Masipa with a comprehensive plan of her department to address the (a) safety of the farming community and (b) theft of their livestock since 2019; if not, why not; if so, on what date?

NW1226E 984.
NW1226E 984.

Mr M S Malatsi (DA) to ask the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies: What amount has (a) her department, (b) the SA Post Office, (c) the National Electronic Media Institute of South Africa, (d) the SA Broadcasting Corporation, (e) the State Information Technology Agency and (f) the Broadband Infraco spent on (i) flowers, (ii) cards, (iii) wreaths and (iv) gifts in the past eight financial years?
NW1227E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 294 985.
Mr M S Malatsi (DA) to ask the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies: What amount does (a) her department, (b) the SA Post Office, (c) the National Electronic Media Institute of South Africa and (d) the SA Broadcasting Corporation, owe the (i) Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, (ii) Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality and (iii) Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality for (aa) water, (bb) rates and (cc) electricity as at 7 March 2022?

NW1228E 986.
NW1228E 986.

Mr M S Malatsi (DA) to ask the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies: (1) What amount did (a) her department, (b) the SA Post Office, (c) the National Electronic Media Institute of South Africa, (d) the SA Broadcasting Corporation, (e) the State Information Technology Agency and (f) Broadband Infraco spend on (i) settlements and (ii) salaries to suspended employees in the past eight financial years; (2) what were the reasons for each suspension?

NW1229E 987.
NW1229E 987.

Dr L A Schreiber (DA) to ask the Minister of Finance: What is the total Rand value of all (a) loans, (b) grants, (c) donations and (d) other support, of any nature whatsoever, received by the Republic from the Russian Federation since 1 January 2009?

NW1230E 988.
NW1230E 988.

Dr L A Schreiber (DA) to ask the Minister of Finance: What are the details of the (a) purpose, (b) date received and (c) repayment terms of each (i) loan, (ii) grant, (iii) donation and/or (iv) any other support received from the Russian Federation since 1 January 2009?

NW1231E 989.

Dr L A Schreiber (DA) to ask the Minister of Finance: What are the relevant details of all commercial contracts that are currently in force between the Republic and the Russian Federation?

NW1232E 990.
Mrs A Steyn (DA) to ask the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development: (1) What number of hectares of land are registered in the name of her department in each province; (2) (3) what number of hectares of land has been made available for long-term leases by her department in the past five years in each district municipality; what number of hectares of land with title deeds have been transferred from her department to (a) individuals and (b) communities in the past five years in each district municipality?
NW1233E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 295 991.
Mrs A Steyn (DA) to ask the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure: (1) What number of hectares of land are registered in the name of her department in each province; (2) (3) what number of hectares of land has been made available by her department for long-term leases in the past five years in each district municipality; what number of hectares of land with title deeds have been transferred from her department to (a) individuals and (b) communities in the past five years in each district municipality?
NW1234E 992.
Mr D W Bryant (DA) to ask the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment: (1) (2) (3) In light of the hunting and export quota of 10 leopards for 2022 that was set on 25 February 2022, what are the details of the robust data generated by a sophisticated leopard monitoring programme, including but not limited to, the (a) scientific methodology used, (b) period for which the programme has been in operation, (c) number of localities surveyed, (d) nature and number of records submitted and (e) estimated number of leopards in each locality; (a) how has it been established that the individual population was (i) stable and/or (ii) increasing and (b) what is the estimated total number of leopards in the Republic; what are the reasons that a leopard hunting quota has been set when the existing Non-Detriment Findings of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wildlife are outdated?
NW1235E 993.
Mr D W Bryant (DA) to ask the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment: (1) Whether, in light of the hunting and export quota of 10 leopards for 2022 that was set on 25 February 2022, the norms and standards for the management and monitoring of leopard hunting that were recommended in the 2017 Non- Detrimental Findings (NDF) of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wildlife have been (a) prepared and (b) implemented; if not, how could a leopard quota be set in the absence thereof; if so, will she furnish Mr D W Bryant with a copy of the norms and standards; (2) whether the extension of the systematic camera trap surveys to all provinces where leopards occur that was recommended by the 2017 NDF has been implemented; if not, how could a leopard quota be set in the absence thereof; if so, what are the relevant details?
NW1236E 994.
Mr D W Bryant (DA) to ask the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment: (1) In light of the hunting and export quota of 10 leopards for 2022 that was set on 25 February 2022, how is it established that any of the revenue from leopard hunting goes to rural communities; INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 296 (2) whether, in setting the quota, it is a requirement of her department that some of the revenue from hunting goes to rural communities; if not, why not; if so, what percentage goes to the specified communities?
NW1237E 995.

Mr B B Nodada (DA) to ask the Minister of Basic Education: (1) With reference to her reply to question 104 on 2 March 2022, what (a) performance indicators and (b) monitoring and evaluation mechanisms have been put in place in order to measure the efficacy of the programmes; (2) what number of teachers participate in the programmes; (3) whether she will furnish Mr B B Nodada with the three-year plan for Continuing Professional Teacher Development; if not, why not; if so, on what date?
NW1238E 996.

Ms E L Powell (DA) to ask the Minister of Human Settlements: (a) On what date did a certain person (name furnished) cease to be employed as the Chairperson of the Social Housing Regulatory Authority and (b) what was the total remuneration paid to the specified person from the date of employment until the employment was terminated?

NW1239E 997.
NW1239E 997.

Mr L J Basson (DA) to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation: (1) What (a) is the current progress of the project to expand the Madibeng Water Treatment Plant that has been delayed for years and (b) is the (i) projected and (ii) budgeted cost of the project; (2) (a) on what date is it envisaged that the current phase of the project of 20ML will be completed and (b) what will happen to the second phase of 20ML of the project?

NW1240E 998.
NW1240E 998.

Mr L J Basson (DA) to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation: Whether the new technology that uses less electricity that was implemented by Bloem Water is still in use; if not, why not; if so, what (a)(i) is the cost of the new technology, (ii) have been the savings due to the new technology (aa) in each month and (bb) since the technology was implemented and (iii) is the running cost of the technology and (b) are the relevant details of the new technology works?

NW1241E 999.
Mr L J Basson (DA) to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation: (1) (a) What steps is his department taking to rehabilitate the Wilge River in Mpumalanga where effluent water from an unrehabilitated coalmine is destroying the ecology for a distance of over 55km, (b) what intervention will be put in place to prevent this from happening again and (c) who has been found to be responsible for the disaster; (2) how does his department intend to monitor and protect our rivers, streams and wetlands in the future; INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 297 (3) what (a) number of other unrehabilitated mines pose a risk of damaging our rivers, (b) are the names of the rivers that are at risk and (c) how does his department intend to deal with this situation?
NW1242E 1000.
Ms B S Masango (DA) to ask the Minister of Social Development: With reference to visits to some offices of the SA Social Security Agency (SASSA) that revealed ongoing and disruptive downtimes that sometimes run for up to whole days, causing problems for grant application and resulting in a loss of working hours, and in view of the social pension (Socpen) system cited as being too old and unable to take the load, (a) what (i) number of whole day downtime has been experienced by SASSA offices nationally over the past two years, (ii) are the causes of most of the downtimes and (iii) is being done to reduce and/or eradicate downtime and (d) how old is the Socpen system?
NW1247E 1001.

Ms B S Masango (DA) to ask the Minister of Social Development: Given the impact of the challenges faced by the SA Post Office on the grant payment system, what (a) number of post office pay points have been closed in the past two years and (b) plans does she have to (i) ensure the smooth payment of grants in the medium to long term and (ii) institutionalise the payment of grants as required by the law?

NW1248E 1002.
Mr W Horn (DA) to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services: With reference to his reply to question 3 on 2 March 2022 that he occasionally approves the temporary recruitment of specialists by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), specifically persons with suitable qualifications and experience, in terms of section 38 of the NPA Act, Act 32 of 1998, (a) who are the persons with whom agreements in terms of section 38 of the NPA Act are currently in place and (b) what are the details of the specific cases in which the aforesaid persons have been engaged to perform duties and functions for the NPA?
NW1249E 1003.
Mr J R B Lorimer (DA) to ask the Minister of Minerals and Energy: What (a) number of mining right holders are (i) in compliance and (ii) not in compliance with 46A(a) and 46(b)(i) of the Minerals and Petroleum Development Act, Act 22 of 2002: Minerals and Petroleum Development Regulations in each province, (b) steps have been taken by his department to ensure compliance with 46A(a) and 46(b)(i) of the Regulations and (c) are the website Uniform Resource Locators for each Social and Labour Plan published by each mining right holder in terms of 46(b)(i) of the Minerals and Petroleum Development Regulations?
NW1250E 1004.
Mr J R B Lorimer (DA) to ask the Minister of Minerals and Energy: Whether the processes, systems and technology used to collect, classify, collate and analyse the mineral statistics collected by the Minerals Economics Directorate of his department in terms of section 28 of the Minerals and Petroleum Resources Development Act, Act 28 of 2002, are subject to any kind of audit and/or third-party quality assurance; if not, what are the details of the measures that he put in place to ensure credible statistics that the public can rely on; if so, against what standard are they audited?
NW1251E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 298 1005.

Adv G Breytenbach (DA) to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services: What (a) was the total number of (a) cases that were (i) enrolled for possession and/or use of Cannabis in the period 1 January 2018 to 28 February 2022, (ii) withdrawn and (iii) finalised cases with convictions, (b) were the reasons for withdrawal in each case and (c) are the details of the sentences that were imposed?
NW1252E 1006.
Mr C Brink (DA) to ask the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment: Whether her department intends to take any action to support and/or compel, if necessary, the Gauteng provincial government to seek the resettlement of informal waste sorters currently operating at the corner of Old Johannesburg Road and Wierda Road in Centurion on the banks of Hennops River, who are also polluting this water source (details furnished); if not, why not; if so, (a) what action will be taken and (b) on what date?
NW1253E 1007.
Mr C Brink (DA) to ask the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure: (1) Whether she has been advised that 19 Lyttleton Agricultural Holdings, Pretoria, T11634/1965, which is land belonging to the national government in Clubview in Centurion, is currently being occupied unlawfully, and that an unplanned settlement without access to basic services is developing on the site (details furnished); (2) whether the national Government, alone or in collaboration with any other Organs of State, will take steps to resettle the occupants, and secure the site, especially in light of its proximity to the Hennops River; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?
NW1254E 1008.

Mr C Brink (DA) to ask the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment: With reference to the environmental report by the City of Tshwane about informal recycling activities being undertaken on land belonging to the national Government on the banks of the Hennops River in Clubview, Centurion (details furnished), what measures, will her department take to ensure that environmental regulations are enforced in this matter?

NW1255E 1009.
The Leader of the Opposition (DA) to ask the Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy: (1) What is the (a) volume in barrels, (b) average cost in Dollars per barrel and (c) value of the Republic’s strategic fuel reserve currently; (2) (3) (a) how often was a rotation of the strategic fuel reserve undertaken (i) in the (aa) 2019-20 and (bb) 2020-21 financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2021 and (b) what was the reason for each rotation that was undertaken in each case; to what extent will the Republic’s strategic fuel reserve shield South Africans from the predicted fuel crises caused by the Russian Federation’s invasion of Ukraine?
NW1257E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 299 1011.

The Leader of the Opposition (DA) to ask the President of the Republic: Whether he approved the request of the Minister of Transport, Mr F A Mbalula, to travel to Ukraine around 5 March 2022; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, (a) on what date did he (i) receive and (ii) approve the request and (b) what was the purpose of the official visit?

NW1258E 1012.
The Leader of the Opposition (DA) to ask the President of the Republic: (1) Whether, with reference to the reply of the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation to question 407 for oral reply on 4 March 2022, his Office was advised of the Government’s R50 million donation to Cuba to assist with food security threat in the face of sanctions against Cuba by the United States; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, (2) whether his Office approved the donation; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, how does his Office justify giving R50 million of South African taxpayer money to Cuba when there is a hunger crisis here in South Africa?
NW1258E 1013.

Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) to ask the Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition: Whether, with the implementation of the Fourth Industrial Revolution providing an opportunity for the clothing and textiles industry to digitalise the supply chain, he has found that manufacturing has been forced to transform itself digitally; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

NW1259E 1014.
Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) to ask the Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition: (1) (2) (3) How is the clothing and textile industry currently performing and contributing to the economy; whether he has found that the performance of the clothing and textile industry has been compromised by (a) load-shedding, (b) cheap imports, (c) uncompetitive tariffs and (d) labour issues; if not, why not in each case; if so, what are the relevant details in each case; what (a) number of companies have accessed The Clothing and Textiles Competitiveness Improvement Programme and (b) percentage of the total number of companies does this represent?
NW1260E 1015.
Mr S S Zondo (IFP) to ask the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure: (1) What are the costs of court orders that her department has entered into to assist the Government to drive down costs with private service providers; (2) what are the details of the (a) agreements reached by her department with private property owners in negotiating the costs to do business with the State and (b) plans that her department has in place to address the rising costs to lease buildings over the medium term?
NW1261E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 300 1016.
Mr S S Zondo (IFP) to ask the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure: (1) What (a) number of government properties are leased to third parties and (b)(i) departments have currently hired private facilities to house offices for the Executive and (ii) are the reasons that the departments have hired the specified private facilities; (2) whether she has considered utilising existing government buildings to house offices for departments; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

NW1262E 1017.
NW1262E 1017.

Mr S A Buthelezi (IFP) to ask the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs: Whether, in light of the incidents of killings of councillors in the recent years, she intends to follow the example of her predecessor and collaborate with the Moral Regeneration Movement to instill ethical leadership in local government; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

NW1263E 1018.
NW1263E 1018.

Ms Z Majozi (IFP) to ask the Minister of Police: Whether, in light of the cited theft and vandalism on trains and train stations as reasons for trains grinding to a halt in the Eastern Cape, he (a) is in consultation with the Metrorail and (b) has considered implementing a dedicated and trained policing unit to deal with the threats to commuters and rail infrastructure; if not, why not in each case; if so, what are the relevant details in each case?

NW1264E 1019.
NW1264E 1019.

Prof C T Msimang (IFP) to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services: What (a) action is his department taking to curb the smuggling of goods and contraband into prisons and (b) number of officials who are implicated in the cases have been (i) officially dismissed and (ii) prosecuted in the past two years?

NW1265E 1020.
NW1265E 1020.

Inkosi B N Luthuli (IFP) to ask the Minister in The Presidency: Given where the world is in terms of technological advancement, what is the role of the State Security Agency in assisting to combat (a) organised crime syndicates, (b) racketeering and (c) gangsterism in the (i) Republic as a whole and (ii) major cities?

NW1266E 1021.
Mr S L Ngcobo (IFP) to ask the Minister of Employment and Labour: (1) Whether there are any government departments that are still making use of the services of employment agencies; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the details of the nature of the (a) relationship between the specified government departments and the employment agencies and (b) employment conditions of workers employed through employment agencies; (2) whether any government departments absorbed any employees from employment agencies; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the relevant details?
NW1267E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 301 1022.
Ms M Hlengwa (IFP) to ask the Minister of Health: (1) With reference to the protest by the residents of Ulundi in the Northern KwaZulu-Natal and about 120 staff members outside the St Francis Hospital in Ulundi Hospital on Friday 12 March 2022, following concerns about the planned closure of the hospital, and in view of the fact that services have over the years been taken away from the communities of Ulundi and residents are being rerouted to Nkonjeni Hospital which is further away, what are the full details of his department’s plan for the St Francis Hospital; (2) whether his department engaged with local leaders and amakhosi regarding the imminent plans for this hospital; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?
NW1268E 1023.

Mr S L Ngcobo (IFP) to ask the Deputy President: Whether, as the Patron of the Moral Regeneration Movement, he has any plans to intervene in instances of violence and substance abuse in our schools in order to restore values and morals among our youth; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

NW1270E 1024.
NW1270E 1024.

Prof C T Msimang (IFP) to ask the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development: Whether her department has recorded any negative economic consequences to the farming economy and produce due to farm attacks in which farmers and farm workers have been murdered; if not, why not; if so, what are the full relevant details with specific reference to the areas of concern?

NW1271E 1025.
Mr K P Sithole (IFP) to ask the Minister of Transport: (1) With reference to the rail network that has grinded to a halt in the Eastern Cape, with carriages having been standing idle since 7 January 2022 and the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa citing operational challenges such as theft and vandalism as the reason, and given that a similar situation persists in Cape Town in the Western Cape where trains are also standing still following the problems caused by power-cuts to a major power sub-station, what has his department done to mitigate the effects of the failing rail infrastructure on business operations; (2) whether his department has intervened with a solid action plan to secure power supply to ensure that trains continue operating in spite of power cuts; if not, why not; if so, what are the full, relevant details?
NW1272E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 302 1026.
Mr K P Sithole (IFP) to ask the Minister of Transport: Following the recent operational issues at the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa), in respect of which the United National Transport Union has noted a few concerns and chief among them being that commuters bear the brunt of the inconsistencies and inactivity of trains, (a) what (i) are the reasons that Prasa has not paid Transnet for the diesel locomotives and (ii) amount has been allocated to boost security on trains and train stations and (b) how has his department intervened at Prasa to ensure that the staff is not unduly affected by the issues with trains being inoperative?
NW1273E 1027.

Ms M D Hlengwa (IFP) to ask the Minister of Health: Whether, when allocating graduate health professionals to perform their required community service internships, the health professionals are provided with an allowance and/or stipend for relocation when they are placed outside of their ordinary place of residence; if not, why not; if so, (a) which sectors in the profession are eligible for the specified allowance and/or stipend and (b) what is the amount of the allowance and/or stipend?
NW1274E 1028.
Ms L L van der Merwe (IFP) to ask the Minister of Social Development: Whether, in view of the Deputy Director-General: Civic Service of the Department of Home Affairs reporting to the Portfolio Committee on Social Development on 2 March 2022 that relatives can register orphaned and/or abandoned children if they provide a report by a social worker, whereas at a local service delivery level a Children’s Court order is required in most cases, she will clarify (a) what section of the Children’s Amendment Act, Act 41 of 2007, and Regulations may be relied upon in respect of applications for late registration of birth of orphaned and/or abandoned children in cases where such registrations are made (i) in the name of a social worker and (ii) in the name of the relative caring for the child, (b) which relatives qualify to make such applications and (c) what supporting documents must a social worker and/or relative provide to the Department of Home Affairs for a successful application?
NW1275E 1029.
Ms L L van der Merwe (IFP) to ask the Minister of Social Development: Whether the directive explaining the 2018 Naki v Director General Home Affairs judgment and the 2021 Centre for Child Law v Director General: Department of Home Affairs and Others judgment has been finalised, as it was reported to the Portfolio Committee on Social Development on 2 March 2022 that finalisation was imminent; if not, by what date is it envisaged that the directive will be (a) finalised and (b) sent to local offices; if so, will she furnish Ms L L van der Merwe with a copy of the final directive?
NW1276E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 303 1030.
Ms L L van der Merwe (IFP) to ask the Minister of Social Development: Whether, with reference to the Deputy Director-General (DDG): Civic Service of the Department of Home Affairs reporting to the Portfolio Committee on Social Development on 2 March 2022 that copies of 2018 Naki v Director General Home Affairs judgment and the 2021 Centre for Child Law v Director General: Department of Home Affairs and Others judgment, both regarding unmarried fathers, had been sent to all the local offices of her department and the DDG further advising that her department had revised their Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) to allow for unmarried fathers the right to register their children’s births in the absence of the mother, she will furnish Ms L L van der Merwe with a copy of the (a) letter sent to local offices of her department in which she communicated the judgments and their impact on protocols and procedures going forward and (b) revised SOP; if not, why not; if so, on what date?
NW1277E 1031.
Ms Z Majozi (IFP) to ask the Minister of Police: In light of the fact that a Police Clearance Certificate is a pre-requisite for employment in many occupations, in particular for individuals who will be working with children, and in view of the fact that in some cases a potential employer will not consider a candidate without the specified certificate, what is the current waiting period once an individual has applied for a Police Clearance Certificate, as it appears that individuals experience extended waiting periods to acquire such?
NW1278E 1032.

Ms O M C Maotwe (EFF) to ask the Minster of Public Enterprises: (a) What is the projected return on investment for the (i) Medupi and (ii) Kusile Power Stations and (b) over what period?

NW1279E 1033.

Mr M K Montwedi (EFF) to ask the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development: (a) How has the upsurge of locust swarms that have invaded parts of the Republic affect the agricultural sector and (b) what total amount would be required to deal with the spread?

NW1280E 1034.
NW1280E 1034.

Mr M K Montwedi (EFF) to ask the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development: What (a) has been the impact of the recent rainfalls on crop farmers who harvest their produce on a monthly basis and (b) measures has she put in place to assist farmers who may have been negatively affected?

NW1281E 1035.
NW1281E 1035.

Mr M K Montwedi (EFF) to ask the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development: How long does it take her department to allocate a farm lease contract, from the date the advertisement was published until the signing of the lease agreement?

NW1282E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 304 1036.
Mrs C C S Motsepe (EFF) to ask the Minister of Basic Education: Noting how learners are often left stranded after school, what are the reasons that after- school care classes are not offered for learners in public schools?

NW1283E 1037.

Mrs C C S Motsepe (EFF) to ask the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure: What total rental amount (a) does her department pay for leased buildings belonging to private entities in each month and (b) in arrears is owed to the specified entities currently?
NW1284E 1038.

Mr D F Mthenjane (EFF) to ask the Minister of Transport: Whether his department has quantified the damage caused to the road infrastructure by the recent heavy rains; if not, why not; if so, (a) what is the extent of the damage and (b) on what date will his department begin with the repair work?

NW1285E 1039.
NW1285E 1039.

Mr D F Mthenjane (EFF) to ask the President of the Republic: What factors (a) did he take into account in his decision to appoint Justice Raymond Zondo as the new Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court and (b) led him to ignore the recommendation of the Judicial Service Commission to appoint the Judge President of the Supreme Court of Appeal, Justice Mandisa Maya?

NW1286E 1040.
NW1286E 1040.

Dr S S Thembekwayo (EFF) to ask the Minister of Health: Whether he has been informed that on 9 March 2022 a boy patient in Oakley Clinic, Mpumalanga, was assaulted by a nurse in front of other patients; if not, why not; if so, what policy provisions of his department has been activated to take action against the nurse for the assault on the patient?

NW1287E 1041.
NW1287E 1041.

Ms A M Siwisa (EFF) to ask the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure: Whether consequence management has been applied against officials who have been found to have had a hand in irregular appointments at (a) regional, (b) provincial and (c) national offices of her department; if not, what are the reasons that consequence management has not been applied; if so, what are the further, relevant details?

NW1288E 1042.
NW1288E 1042.

Ms A M Siwisa (EFF) to ask the Minister of Basic Education: (1) With regard to her reply to question 573 on 7 March 2022, what guarantee does her department give that other learners will not be exposed to corporal punishment administered by the same educator and putting another learner in danger; (2) whether other learners in the previous class also received counselling after the incident; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?
NW1289E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 305 1043.

Ms A M Siwisa (EFF) to ask the Minister of Social Development: What (a) informed the decision to terminate the employment contract of a certain person (name and details furnished), after being on contract for more than five years and (b) are the reasons for the specified person’s employment not being made permanent during that period?

NW1290E 1044.
NW1290E 1044.

Mr K Ceza (EFF) to ask the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment: (a) How is her department using the allocation of fishing rights to ensure that there is transformation in the industry and (b) to what extent has this worked to date?

NW1291E 1045.
NW1291E 1045.

Mr K Ceza (EFF) to ask the Minister of Health: What (a) are the root causes of the persistent postponement of the completion date for the Middelburg District Hospital and (b)(i) corrective measures have been taken and (ii) are the details regarding the lifeline of the project?

NW1292E 1046.
NW1292E 1046.

Ms N Tafeni (EFF) to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation: In light of the fact that the (a) Buffalo City and (b) Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Municipalities in the Eastern Cape have been facing water challenges over the past two months, with the water declared unsuitable for human consumption at some stage, what steps has he taken to resolve these problems?

NW1293E 1047.
NW1293E 1047.

Dr S S Thembekwayo (EFF) to ask the Minister of Health: What are the reasons that contract workers from the Expanded Public Works Programme, who have been employed under the Gauteng Department of Health for over three years, have not been absorbed and/or offered permanent employment?

NW1294E 1048.
NW1294E 1048.

Ms P Madokwe (EFF) to ask the Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy: What (a) is the total number of abandoned mines in the Republic and (b) steps has he taken to ensure that the mining companies that operated in the abandoned mines fulfil their responsibilities in terms of ensuring that the mines are safe and secured?

NW1295E 1049.
NW1295E 1049.

Ms R N Komane (EFF) to ask the Minister of Water and Sanitation: Whether his department has any programme and/or plans to eradicate pit toilets in the Free State; if not, why not; if so, what are the details of the programme?

NW1296E 1050.
NW1296E 1050.

Ms R N Komane (EFF) to ask the Minister of Social Development: What (a) total number of persons who have been approved to receive the Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant are yet to claim their money and (b) measures has her department put in place to ensure that all those entitled to the SRD grant are able to access it?

NW1297E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 306 1051.
Ms B Mathulelwa (EFF) to ask the Minister of Small Business Development: What are the reasons for her failure to attend and account at meetings of the Portfolio Committee on Small Business Development terms of her constitutional responsibility as set out in section 92(2) of the Constitution, 1996?

NW1298E in 1052.
NW1298E in 1052.

Ms P Madokwe (EFF) to ask the Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy: What (a) is the full extent of the Republic’s minerals, gas and petroleum reserves, (b) are the current impediments militating against the full exploitation of the reserves by the Republic and (c) measures has he put in place to address the impediments and ensure that the Republic’s mineral resources benefit the citizens of the Republic as a whole?

NW1299E 1053.
NW1299E 1053.

Ms P Madokwe (EFF) to ask the Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy: What are the reasons that his department overlooked both the (a) public outcry and (b) environmental studies presented against the awarding of a mining licence in (i) Erf 21168 and (ii) the remainder of Erf 1212 in Mitchells Plain and awarded the mining licence to a certain company (name furnished) for the two plots of land?

NW1300E 1054.
NW1300E 1054.

Mr B S Madlingozi (EFF) to ask the Minister of Police: What (a) criteria does the SA Police Service use to appoint police recruits and (b) are the specific details of the criteria that have continually resulted in the rejection of the application of a certain person (name and details furnished), who has been applying to be a police trainee since 2018?

NW1302E 1055.
NW1302E 1055.

Mr B S Madlingozi (EFF) to ask the Minister of Health: (a) What progress has been made in refurbishing the Charlotte Maxeke Academic Hospital since the fire incident that destroyed parts of the hospital and (b) on what date is it envisaged that the hospital will reopen?

NW1303E 1056.
NW1303E 1056.

Ms L H Arries (EFF) to ask the Minister of Social Development: Whether her department has sufficient Environmental Health Safety Officers and/or professionals to monitor adherence to safety and health issues at early childhood development centres; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?

NW1304E 1057.
NW1304E 1057.

Ms L H Arries (EFF) to ask the Minister of Home Affairs: What (a) is the current total number of foreign nationals that his department has marked for deportation and (b) plans has he put in place for the children of the specified foreign nationals who (i) were born in the Republic and (ii) are attending schools in the Republic?

NW1305E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 307 1058.
Mr N S Matiase (EFF) to ask the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development: Given the criticism of the slow pace of land reform in the Republic, what concrete plans does her department have to fast-track the redistribution of land to African citizens who constitute the majority in the Republic?

NW1306E 1059.
NW1306E 1059.

Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) to ask the Minister of Health: What (a)(i) total number of recommendations emanating from the reports of the Commission for Gender Equality concerning his department have been implemented over the past 10 years and (ii) are the details of the recommendations and (b)(i) total number of recommendations have not been implemented and (ii) are the reasons for not implementing these recommendations?

NW1307E 1060.
Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) to ask the Minister of Health: With reference to the meeting of the Portfolio Committee on Health held on 9 March 2022, wherein the Commission for Gender Equality indicated that the Eastern Cape does not have sufficient facilities for termination of pregnancy, what (a) are the reasons that his department has failed to ensure that there are sufficient facilities for this procedure in the Eastern Cape and (b) plans has he put in place to ensure that the facilities are made available to the citizens of that province?
NW1308E 1061.

Mr H A Shembeni (EFF) to ask the Minister of Police: What (a) total number of firearms that are meant for destruction are still stored in police stations and (b) measures has he put in place to ensure that the firearms do not find their way into the hands of criminals?

NW1309E 1062.
NW1309E 1062.

Mr H A Shembeni (EFF) to ask the Minister of Police: What (a) is the current state of the backlogs at the SA Police Service Forensic Science Laboratory and (b) intervention has he made to ensure a faster turnaround time at the laboratory?

NW1310E 1063.

Ms P Marais (EFF) to ask the Minister of Police: What are the reasons that the Bloemspruit Police Station is without (a) stationery and (b) sufficient police vans to enable the police to do their work?

NW1311E 1064.
NW1311E 1064.

Ms P Marais (EFF) to ask the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs: What has she found to be the reasons that the Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality is unable to deliver basic services such as waste removal and fixing of leaking sewerage pipes?

NW1312E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 308 1065.
Ms C N Mkhonto (EFF) to ask the Minister of Employment and Labour: What are the reasons that there has been no member of the Compensation Fund Board who has been made to account for the gross mismanagement of finances at the entity?

NW1313E 1066.

Ms C N Mkhonto (EFF) to ask the Minister of Employment and Labour: What (a) is the current total number of funded vacancies of labour inspectors in his department and (b) plans has he put in place to fill the vacancies?

NW1314E 1067.
Ms M S Khawula (EFF) to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services: (a) What are the reasons that his department has failed to intervene and/or resolve the matter relating to a certain official (name and details furnished), who has been repeatedly prevented from assuming responsibilities, despite various arbitration and court orders instructing the department to re-instate the specified official and (b) on what date is it envisaged that the official will be allowed back at work without any further hindrances?
NW1315E 1068.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) to ask the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans: What are the (a) detailed cost breakdown to determine the total cost for bread that is delivered to military bases of the SA National Defence Force and (b) reasons that the bakeries are charging R20 for a loaf of bread while it is available from commercial and small, medium and micro enterprises bakeries for R10 to R12 for each loaf of bread?

NW1320E 1069.
Mr B N Herron (Good) to ask the Minister of Human Settlements: (1) (2) (3) Given that 29 informal settlements were identified throughout the Republic for her department’s Transitional Residential Housing Units and De-densification directive, (a) which of the 29 informal settlements were not de-densified and provided with transitional residential housing units as per the directive and (b) what is the reason that the directive was not implemented in each specified settlement; whether the informal settlements are still, as initially identified, a priority for de-densification; if not, what communication and/or engagement with the residents have taken place to inform them of the reasons for the failure to implement the Transitional Residential Housing Units and De-densification directive; if so, by what date will the specified directive be implemented in each informal settlement where it has not been implemented; whether any additional settlements have been identified since the first 29 informal settlements were identified; if not, why not; if so, (a) which informal settlements and (b) what progress has been made with each specified settlement?
NW1326E INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 309 SUMMARY OF QUESTIONS QUESTIONS FOR ORAL REPLY QUESTIONS TO WHICH A REPLY WAS NOT SUBMITTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULE 143(1) AND SUBSEQUENTLY ENDORSED AS UNANSWERED IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULE 143(2) WEDNESDAY, 16 MARCH 2022 CLUSTER 3: GOVERNANCE 173.

Ms H O Mkhaliphi (EEF) (p 23)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

[Removed in accordance with Rule 134(5)(b)] 170.


Ms M D Hlengwa (IFP) (p 25)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

155.

Ms V P Malomane (ANC) (p 25)—Public Service and Administration.

161.

Mr L Mphithi (DA) (p 25)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

153.

Ms T Mgweba (ANC) (p 25)—Minister in The Presidency.

146.

Mr A M Shaik Emam (NFP) (p 25)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.
178.

Ms M S Khawula (EFF) (p 26)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

159.

Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 26)—Public Service and Administration.

176.

Mrs C C S Motsepe (EFF) (p 26)—Public Service and Administration.

171.

Ms M D Hlengwa (IFP) (p 27)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

164.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 27)—Public Service and Administration.

175.

Ms R N Komane (EFF) (p 27)—Minister in The Presidency.

179.
179.

Ms N P Sonti (EFF) (p 27)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

162.

Mr L Mphithi (DA) (p 28)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 310 165.

Ms N K Sharif (DA) (p 28)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

177.

Mrs C C S Motsepe (EFF) (p 28)—Public Service and Administration.

166.
166.

Ms N K Sharif (DA) (p 28)—Minister in The Presidency.

169.

Mr J J McGluwa (DA) (p 28)—Minister in The Presidency.

TUESDAY, 2 MARCH 2022 CLUSTER 1: PEACE AND SECURITY 2.

Mr B N Herron (Good) (p 8)—Justice and Correctional Services.

QUESTIONS FOR WRITTEN REPLY QUESTIONS TO WHICH A REPLY WAS NOT SUBMITTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULE 145(5) AND SUBSEQUENTLY ENDORSED AS UNANSWERED IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULE 146(3) THURSDAY, 10 FEBRUARY 2022 ◙3.
Rev K R J Meshoe (ACDP) to ask the President of the Republic.

◙6.

Mr M G E Hendricks (Al Jamah-ah) (p 79 )—Police.

[Interdepartmental transfer from the Minister in The Presidency with effect 14 February 2022] ◙13.

Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) (p 5)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙14.

Ms Z Majozi (IFP) (p 6)—Police.

◙16.

Inkosi B N Luthuli (IFP) (p 6)—Minister in The Presidency.

◙23.

Mr S L Ngcobo (IFP) (p 8)—Basic Education.

◙27.

Prof C T Msimang (IFP) (p 8)—Justice and Correctional Services.
◙29.

Ms S A Buthelezi (IFP) (p 9)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙33.

Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) (p 9)—Minister in The Presidency.

◙48.

Mr H S Gumbi (DA) (p 13)—Tourism.

◙49.

Ms H S Winkler (DA) (p 13)—Tourism.

◙50.

Ms H S Winkler (DA) (p 13)—Tourism.

◙51.

Ms H S Winkler (DA) (p 13)—Tourism.

◙52.

Mr C Brink (DA) (p 14)—President of the Republic.

◙53.

Mr C Brink (DA) (p 14)—President of the Republic.


INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 311 ◙67.

Mr M L Shelembe (DA) (p 17)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙90.

Mr B B Nodada (DA) (p 22)—Basic Education.

◙119.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 28)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙120.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 29)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙121.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 29)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙137.

Mr A C Roos (DA) (p 33)—Home Affairs.

◙142.


Mr J Engelbrecht (DA) (p 33)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

◙143.

Mr J Engelbrecht (DA) (p 34)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

◙144.

Mr J Engelbrecht (DA) (p 34)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

◙145.

Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 35)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙146.

Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 35)—President of the Republic.

◙148.

Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) (p 35)—President of the Republic.

◙153.
◙153.

Mr M Bagraim (DA) (p 36)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙154.

Mr L J Basson (DA) (p 36)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙163.

Mr M Chetty (DA) (p 38)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙164.

Mr M Chetty (DA) (p 38)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

◙167.

Mr J N de Villiers (DA) (p 39)—Public Service and Administration.

◙175.

Mr J W W Julius (DA) (p 40)—Minister in The Presidency.

◙177.

Mr J W W Julius (DA) (p 41)—Water and Sanitation.

◙178.
◙178.

Mr H C C Krüger (DA) (p 41)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

◙182.

Dr N V Khumalo (DA) (p 41)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙191.

Mr J R B Lorimer (DA) (p 43)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙194.

Dr A Lotriet (DA) (p 43)—Public Enterprises.

◙195.

Dr A Lotriet (DA) (p 43)—Public Service and Administration.

◙203.

Mr M S Malatsi (DA) (p 44)—Minister in The Presidency.

◙205.

Mr E J Marais (DA) (p 45)—Water and Sanitation.

◙208.
◙208.

Ms L L van der Merwe (IFP) (p 45)—Home Affairs.

◙210.

Mr P G Moteka (EFF) (p 45)—Tourism.

◙211.

Mr P G Moteka (EFF) (p 46)—Tourism.

◙212.

Mr P G Moteka (EFF) (p 46)—Tourism.

◙214.

Mrs S M Mokgotho (EFF) (p 46)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙222.

Ms P Madokwe (EFF) (p 47)—Basic Education.

◙225.

Mr M M Chabangu (EFF) (p 47)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙233.

Mr K Ceza (EFF) (p 48)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙234.
◙234.

Mr K Ceza (EFF) (p 49)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 312 ◙235.

Mr K Ceza (EFF) (p 49)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙241.

Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) (p 50)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙245.

Ms A M Siwisa (EFF) (p 50)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙251.

Mrs L F Tito (EFF) (p 51)—Basic Education.

◙256.

Mrs N R Mashabela (EFF) (p 52)—Basic Education.


FRIDAY, 18 FEBRUARY 2022 ◙263.

Mr K Ceza (EFF) (p 54)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙264.

Mr K Ceza (EFF) (p 55)—Basic Education.

◙265.

Mr M K Montwedi (EFF) (p 55)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

◙266.

Mr M K Montwedi (EFF) (p 55)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

◙274.

Mr D F Mthenjane (EFF) (p 56)—Police.

◙275.

Mrs C C S Motsepe (EFF) (p 56)—Public Service and Administration.

◙276.
◙276.

Mrs C C S Motsepe (EFF) (p 56)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙277.

Mrs C C S Motsepe (EFF) (p 56)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙280.

Mr H A Shembeni (EFF) (p 57)—President of the Republic.

◙281.

Mrs L F Tito (EFF) (p 57)—Health.

◙285.

Ms N Tafeni (EFF) (p 57)—Basic Education.

◙287.

Mrs N J Nolutshungu (EFF) (p 58)—Transport.

◙291.

Mrs Y N Yako (EFF) (p 58)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙292.

Mrs Y N Yako (EFF) (p 58)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙293.
◙293.

Mrs Y N Yako (EFF) (p 58)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙295.

Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) (p 58)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙298.

Ms R N Komane (EFF) (p 59) —Human Settlements.

◙299.

Mrs S M Mokgotho (EFF) (p 59)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙300.

Ms P Madokwe (EFF) (p 59)—Basic Education.

◙310.

Ms H Ismail (DA) (p 61)—Health.

◙312.

Ms H Ismail (DA) (p 61)—Health.

◙314.

Ms H S Winkler (DA) (p 62)—Tourism.

◙315.

Ms H S Winkler (DA) (p 62)—Tourism.

◙316.


Ms H S Winkler (DA) (p 62)—Tourism.

◙317.

Ms E R J Spies (DA) (p 62)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙321.

Mr M J Cuthbert (DA) (p 63)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

◙322.

Mr M J Cuthbert (DA) (p 63)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

◙324.

Mrs M O Clarke (DA) (p 63)—Health.

INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 313 ◙325.

Mrs M O Clarke (DA) (p 63)—Health.

◙327.


Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 64)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙328.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 64)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙329.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 65)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙334.

Mr N P Masipa (DA) (p 67 )—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

◙339.

Mr C Brink (DA) (p 68 )—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙345.

Mr J J McGluwa (DA) (p 69 )—Minister in The Presidency.

◙346.
◙346.

Mr J J McGluwa (DA) (p 69 )—Minister in The Presidency.

◙353.

Mr M J Cuthbert (DA) (p 71 )—Trade, Industry and Competition.

◙357.

Mrs E R Wilson (DA) (p 72 )—Health.

◙358.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 72 )—Public Service and Administration.

◙359.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 72 )—President of the Republic.

◙360.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 73 )—Social Development.

◙372.

Mr A C Roos (DA) (p 75 )—Home Affairs.

◙376.

Ms Z Majozi (IFP) (p 76 )—Police.

◙377.

Ms Z Majozi (IFP) (p 76 )—Police.

◙384.


Inkosi B N Luthuli (IFP) (p 78 )—Health.

◙386.

Mr K P Sithole (IFP) (p 78 )—Health.

◙387.

Ms S A Buthelezi (IFP) (p 78 )—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙388.

Ms L L van der Merwe (IFP) (p 78 )—Home Affairs.

◙390.

Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) (p 79 )—Trade, Industry and Competition.

FRIDAY, 25 FEBRUARY 2022 ◙392.

Mr K Ceza (EFF) (p 102)—Police.

◙396.

Mr C H M Sibisi (NFP) (p 102)—Police.


[6] [Question submitted for oral reply now placed for written reply because it is in excess of quota (Rule 137(8))] ◙401.

Mr A G Whitfield (DA) (p 103)—Police.

[42] [Question submitted for oral reply now placed for written reply because it is in excess of quota (Rule 137(8))] ◙405.

M. Gen O S Terblanche (DA) (p 104)—Police.

[51] [Question submitted for oral reply now placed for written reply because it is in excess of quota (Rule 137(8))] ◙406.
Mr W Horn (DA) (p 104)—Justice and Correctional Services.

[53] [Question submitted for oral reply now placed for written reply because it is in excess of quota (Rule 137(8))] ◙414.

Mr W W Wessels (FF Plus) (p 106)—Police.

◙415.

Mr B N Herron (Good) (p 106)—Public Service and Administration.

INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 314 ◙419.

Mr P A van Staden (FF Plus) (p 107)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

◙420.
◙420.

Mr P A van Staden (FF Plus) (p 108)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

◙421.

Mr I M Groenewald (FF Plus) (p 108)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

◙423.

Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) (p 108)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙427.

Prof C T Msimang (IFP) (p 109)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙428.

Prof C T Msimang (IFP) (p 109)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙435.

Mr E M Buthelezi (IFP) (p 111)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

◙436.

Mr S L Ngcobo (IFP) (p 111)—Deputy President.

437.
437.

Ms S A Buthelezi (IFP) (p 112)—Deputy President.

[Extension approved in terms of Rule 145(5)] 438.

Mr K P Sithole (IFP) (p 112)—Deputy President.

[Extension approved in terms of Rule 145(5)] ◙439.

Mr S L Ngcobo (IFP) (p 112)—Employment and Labour.

440.

Mr E M Buthelezi (IFP) (p 112)—Deputy President.

[Extension approved in terms of Rule 145(5)] ◙441.

Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) (p 112)— Minister in The Presidency.

◙442.

Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) (p 112)— Minister in The Presidency.

◙443.
◙443.

Inkosi B N Luthuli (IFP) (p 113)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

◙444.

Ms S A Buthelezi (IFP) (p 113)—Water and Sanitation.

◙445.

Ms S A Buthelezi (IFP) (p 113)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙448.

Mrs V van Dyk (DA) (p 114)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

◙449.

Mrs V van Dyk (DA) (p 114)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

◙450.

Mrs V van Dyk (DA) (p 114)—Public Enterprises.

◙453.

Mrs G Opperman (DA) (p 114)—Social Development.

◙454.

Mrs M O Clarke (DA) (p 115)—Health.

◙456.


Mrs M O Clarke (DA) (p 115)—Health.

◙457.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 115)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙458.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 116)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙459.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 116)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙461.

Ms H Ismail (DA) (p 117)—Health.

◙462.

Ms H Ismail (DA) (p 117)—Health.

◙463.

Ms H Ismail (DA) (p 117)—Health.

◙464.

Mr C Brink (DA) (p 117)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙465.
◙465.

Ms A M M Weber (DA) (p 117)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

◙469.

Ms H S Winkler (DA) (p 118)—Tourism.

INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 315 ◙473.

Mrs E R Wilson (DA) (p 119)—Health.

◙474.

Mrs E R Wilson (DA) (p 119)—Health.

◙475.

Mrs E R Wilson (DA) (p 201)—Health.

◙476.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 120)—Public Service and Administration.

◙477.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 120)—Public Service and Administration.

◙478.
◙478.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 120)—President of the Republic.

◙479.

Mr M J Cuthbert (DA) (p 120)—President of the Republic.

◙480.

Mr C Brink (DA) (p 120)—Minister in The Presidency.

◙481.

Mr C Brink (DA) (p 121)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙483.

Mrs N I Tarabella Marchesi (DA) (p 121)—Public Enterprises.

◙484.

Mrs N I Tarabella Marchesi (DA) (p 121)—Public Enterprises.

◙486.

Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) (p 122)—Social Development.

◙490.
◙490.

Mr M J Cuthbert (DA) (p 123)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

◙493.

Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 124)—Health.

◙494.

Mr N P Masipa (DA) (p 124)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

◙498.

Ms T Bodlani (DA) (p 125)—Home Affairs.

◙507.

Mr A G Whitfield (DA) (p 127)—Police.

◙508.

Mr A G Whitfield (DA) (p 127)—Police.

◙510.

Mr W Horn (DA) (p 128)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙511.

Mr W Horn (DA) (p 128)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙512.
◙512.

Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 128)—Home Affairs.

◙513.

Mrs M B Hicklin (DA) (p 128)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

◙517.

Mr D J Stubbe (DA) (p 129)—Communications and Digital Technologies.

◙518.

Ms E R J Spies (DA) (p 130)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙519.

Ms E R J Spies (DA) (p 130)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙523.

Ms N K Sharif (DA) (p 130)—Health.

◙524.

Mr I S Seitlholo (DA) (p 130)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

◙526.
◙526.

Mr I S Seitlholo (DA) (p 131)—Human Settlements.

◙528.

Mr S Ngcobo (DA) (p 131)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙531.

Mr N G Myburgh (DA) (p 131)—Public Enterprises.

◙534.

Mr L Mphithi (DA) (p 131)—Small Business Development.

◙536.

Mr E J Marais (DA) (p 132)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

◙537.

Mr E J Marais (DA) (p 132)—Tourism.

◙538.

Mr E J Marais (DA) (p 132)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

◙540.

Mr T R Majola (DA) (p 132)—Minister in The Presidency.
INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 316 ◙542.

Mr G R Krumbock (DA) (p 132)—Water and Sanitation.

◙544.

Mr S S Zondo (IFP) (p 133)—Minister in The Presidency.

◙545.

Mr S S Zondo (IFP) (p 133)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

◙546.

Mrs H Denner (FF Plus) (p 133)—Employment and Labour.

◙547.

Mr D F Mthenjane (EFF) (p 133)—Small Business Development.

◙548.

Mr D F Mthenjane (EFF) (p 134)—Small Business Development.

◙549.
◙549.

Ms R N Komane (EFF) (p 134)—Social Development.

◙551.

Mrs S M Mokgotho (EFF) (p 134)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙552.

Mrs S M Mokgotho (EFF) (p 134)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙553.

Mr D F Mthenjane (EFF) (p 134)—Small Business Development.

◙554.

Ms L H Arries (EFF) (p 135)—Social Development.

◙558.

Mr H A Shembeni (EFF) (p 135)—Police.

◙561.

Dr S S Thembekwayo (EFF) (p 136)—Health.

◙562.

Dr S S Thembekwayo (EFF) (p 136)—Tourism.

◙564.


Mr M M Chabangu (EFF) (p 136)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

◙565.

Ms M S Khawula (EFF) (p 136)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

◙566.

Mr T M Langa (EFF) (p 136)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

◙568.

Mr N S Matiase (EFF) (p 137)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

◙569.

Mr M K Montwedi (EFF) (p 137)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

◙570.

Mr M K Montwedi (EFF) (p 137)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

◙571.
◙571.

Mr M K Montwedi (EFF) (p 137)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

◙572.

Ms A M Siwisa (EFF) (p 137)—Health.

◙574.

Ms A M Siwisa (EFF) (p 138)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

◙577.

Mrs L F Tito (EFF) (p 138)—Basic Education.

◙578.

Mr K Ceza (EFF) (p 138)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

◙579.

Ms C N Mkhonto (EFF) (p 138)—Employment and Labour.

◙581.

Mr M M Chabangu (EFF) (p 139)—Employment and Labour.

◙582.

Ms R N Komane (EFF) (p 139)—Employment and Labour.


FRIDAY, 4 MARCH 2022 585.

Ms A M Siwisa (EFF) (p 162)—Water and Sanitation.

586.

Mr F Jacobs (ANC) (p 162)—Small Business Development.

587.

Mr F Jacobs (ANC) (p 162)—Social Development.

588.

Mr F Jacobs (ANC) (p 162)—Small Business Development.

INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 317 589.

Ms L L van der Merwe (IFP) (p 162)—Social Development.
[84] [Question submitted for oral reply now placed for written reply because it is in excess of quota (Rule 137(8))] 590.

Mr X Nqola (ANC) (p 163)—Justice and Correctional Services.

591.

Dr N V Khumalo (DA) (p 163)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

[104] [Question submitted for oral reply now placed for written reply because it is in excess of quota (Rule 137(8))] 593.

Ms B S Masango (DA) (p 163)—Social Development.


[108] [Question submitted for oral reply now placed for written reply because it is in excess of quota (Rule 137(8))] 596.

Dr W J Boshoff (FF Plus) (p 164)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

597.

Dr W J Boshoff (FF Plus) (p 164)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

598.

Mrs T P Msane (EFF) (p 164)—International Relations and Cooperation.

599.

Mrs T P Msane (EFF) (p 164)—International Relations and Cooperation.

600.
600.

Mrs T P Msane (EFF) (p 164)—International Relations and Cooperation.

601.

Mrs P Madokwe (EFF) (p 164)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

602.

Mrs P Madokwe (EFF) (p 165)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

603.

Ms P Marais (EFF) (p 165)—Social Development.

604.

Ms P Marais (EFF) (p 165)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

605.

Ms P Marais (EFF) (p 165)—Health.

606.

Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) (p 165)—Health.

607.

Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) (p 165)—Health.

608.


Ms N Tafeni (EFF) (p 165)—Human Settlements.

609.

Ms N Tafeni (EFF) (p 165)—Human Settlements.

610.

Mrs S M Mokgotho (EFF) (p 166)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

612.

Mr M M Chabangu (EFF) (p 166)—Communications and Digital Technologies.

613.

Ms L H Arries (EFF) (p 166)—Social Development.

614.

Ms L H Arries (EFF) (p 166)—Transport.

617.

Ms A M Siwisa (EFF) (p 166)—Minister in The Presidency.

618.
618.

Mrs M R Mohlala (EFF) (p 167)—Water and Sanitation.

619.

Mrs M R Mohlala (EFF) (p 167)—Water and Sanitation.

620.

Mrs M R Mohlala (EFF) (p 167)—Water and Sanitation.

621.

Ms C N Mkhonto (EFF) (p 167)—Employment and Labour.

622.

Ms C N Mkhonto (EFF) (p 167)—Employment and Labour.

623.

Mrs C N Mkhonto (EFF) (p 167)—Employment and Labour.

INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 318 624.

Ms R N Komane (EFF) (p 167)—Employment and Labour.

626.
626.

Ms B Mathulelwa (EFF) (p 168)—Small Business Development.

627.

Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) (p 168)—Health.

628.

Mr M N Paulsen (EFF) (p 168)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

629.

Mr W T I Mafanya (EFF) (p 168)—Defence and Military Veterans.

630.

Mrs V van Dyk (DA) (p 169)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

631.

Mrs V van Dyk (DA) (p 169)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

632.

Mrs V van Dyk (DA) (p 169)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

633.

Mrs G Opperman (DA) (p 169)—Social Development.

634.
634.

Mrs M O Clarke (DA) (p 169)—Health.

635.

Mrs M O Clarke (DA) (p 170)—Health.

636.

Mrs M O Clarke (DA) (p 170)—Health.

637.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 170)—Defence and Military Veterans.

638.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 171)—Defence and Military Veterans.

639.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 171)—Defence and Military Veterans.

640.

Ms H Ismail (DA) (p 171)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

641.

Ms H Ismail (DA) (p 171)—Health.

642.

Ms H Ismail (DA) (p 172)—Health.

643.


Mr C Brink (DA) (p 172)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

645.

Mr B B Nodada (DA) (p 172)—Basic Education.

646.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 173)—Public Service and Administration.

647.

Mr C Brink (DA) (p 173)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

648.

Mr C Brink (DA) (p 173)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

649.

Mr B B Nodada (DA) (p 173)—Basic Education.

650.


Mr N P Masipa (DA) (p 173)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

651.

Mr N P Masipa (DA) (p 174)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

652.

Mr N P Masipa (DA) (p 174)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

653.

Mr A G Whitfield (DA) (p 174)—Police.

654.

Mr A G Whitfield (DA) (p 174)—Public Enterprises.

655.

Mr A G Whitfield (DA) (p 174)—Public Enterprises.

656.
656.

Ms A M M Weber (DA) (p 175)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

657.

Ms A M M Weber (DA) (p 175)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

658.

Ms A M M Weber (DA) (p 175)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

659.

Ms S J Graham (DA) (p 175)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

660.

Ms S J Graham (DA) (p 176)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 319 661.

Ms S J Graham (DA) (p 176)—Home Affairs.

662.


Mr D Joseph (DA) (p 176)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

663.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 176)—Minister in The Presidency.

664.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 177)—Minister in The Presidency.

665.

Adv G Breytenbach (DA) (p 177)—Justice and Correctional Services.

667.

Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 177)—Public Service and Administration.

668.

Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 177)—Public Service and Administration.

669.
669.

Mr D W Bryant (DA) (p 178)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

670.

Mr D W Bryant (DA) (p 178)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

671.

Mr D W Bryant (DA) (p 178)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

672.

Mr D Joseph (DA) (p 179)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

673.

Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 179)—Public Service and Administration.

674.

Ms N K Sharif (DA) (p 179)—Employment and Labour.

675.

Mr D Bergman (DA) (p 179)—International Relations and Cooperation.

676.
676.

Ms B M van Minnen (DA) (p 180)—Justice and Correctional Services.

677.

Ms B M van Minnen (DA) (p 180)—Justice and Correctional Services.

678.

Ms B M van Minnen (DA) (p 180)—Justice and Correctional Services.

679.

Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) (p 180)—Social Development.

680.

Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) (p 181)—Social Development.

681.

Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) (p 181)—Social Development.

682.

Dr M J Cardo (DA) (p 181)—Employment and Labour.

683.

Dr M J Cardo (DA) (p 181)—Employment and Labour.

684.
684.

Dr M J Cardo (DA) (p 181)—Employment and Labour.

687.

Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 182)—Tourism.

688.

Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 182)—Tourism.

689.

Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 182)—Tourism.

690.

Ms H S Winkler (DA) (p 183)—Tourism.

691.

Ms H S Winkler (DA) (p 183)—Tourism.

692.

Ms H S Winkler (DA) (p 183)—Tourism.

693.

Mr L J Basson (DA) (p 183)—Water and Sanitation.

694.

Mr L J Basson (DA) (p 183)—Water and Sanitation.

695.

Mr L J Basson (DA) (p 183)—Water and Sanitation.

696.
696.

Mr A C Roos (DA) (p 184)—Home Affairs.

697.

Mr W Horn (DA) (p 184)—Justice and Correctional Services.

698.

Mr W Horn (DA) (p 184)—Justice and Correctional Services.

INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 320 699.

Adv G Breytenbach (DA) (p 184)—Justice and Correctional Services.

700.

Adv G Breytenbach (DA) (p 184)—Justice and Correctional Services.

701.

The Leader of the Opposition (DA) (p 184)—President of the Republic.

702.
702.

The Leader of the Opposition (DA) (p 185)— President of the Republic.

704.

Ms J Tshabalala (ANC) (p 185)—Public Enterprises.

705.

Ms J C N Mkhwanazi (ANC) (p 186)—Public Enterprises.

706.

Mr N E Dlamini (ANC) (p 186)—Public Enterprises.

707.

Mr S N Gumede (ANC) (p 186)—Public Enterprises.

708.

Ms C M Phiri (ANC) (p 186)—Public Enterprises.

709.

Mr S S Zondo (IFP) (p 186)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

710.

Mr K P Sithole (IFP) (p 187)—Transport.

711.


Ms Z Majozi (IFP) (p 187)—Communications and Digital Technologies.

712.

Ms Z Majozi (IFP) (p 187)—Police.

713.

Mr M Hlengwa (IFP) (p 187)—International Relations and Cooperation.

714.

Mr M Hlengwa (IFP) (p 188)—International Relations and Cooperation.

715.

Mr N Singh (IFP) (p 188)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

716.

Prof C T Msimang (IFP) (p 188)—Justice and Correctional Services.

717.

Ms L L van der Merwe (IFP) (p 188)—Home Affairs.

720.
720.

Mr K P Sithole (IFP) (p 188)—Tourism.

721.

Inkosi B N Luthuli (IFP) (p 189)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

722.

Mr K P Sithole (IFP) (p 189)—Transport.

723.

Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) (p 189)—Defence and Military Veterans.

724.

Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) (p 189)—Defence and Military Veterans.

725.

Mr I M Groenewald (FF Plus) (p 189)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

726.

Mr I M Groenewald (FF Plus) (p 190)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

727.
727.

Dr P J Groenewald (FF Plus) (p 190)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.† 729.

Mr W W Wessels (FF Plus) (p 191)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

730.

Mr W W Wessels (FF Plus) (p 191)—Finance.

FRIDAY, 11 MARCH 2022 731.

Mrs T P Msane (EFF) (p 215)—International Relations and Cooperation.

732.

Mrs M R Mohlala (EFF) (p 215)—Human Settlements.

INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 321 733.
Mrs V van Dyk (DA) (p 215)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

734.

Mr S Ngcobo (DA) (p 215)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

[167] [Question submitted for oral reply now placed for written reply because it is in excess of quota (Rule 137(8))] 735.

Mr S Ngcobo (DA) (p 215)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

[168] [Question submitted for oral reply now placed for written reply because it is in excess of quota (Rule 137(8))] 736.
Mr M G E Hendricks (Al Jamah-ah) (p 215)—Transport.

737.

Ms O M C Maotwe (EFF) (p 216)—Public Enterprises.

738.

Ms O M C Maotwe (EFF) (p 216)—Public Enterprises.

739.

Ms O M C Maotwe (EFF) (p 216)—Public Enterprises.

740.

Ms B Mathulelwa (EFF) (p 216)—Human Settlements.

741.

Mrs C C S Motsepe (EFF) (p 216)—Minister in The Presidency.

742.

Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) (p 216)—Health.

743.

Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) (p 217)—Health.

744.

Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) (p 217)—Health.

745.


Mrs S M Mokgotho (EFF) (p 217)—Basic Education.

746.

Mrs S M Mokgotho (EFF) (p 217)—Health.

747.

Ms N Tafeni (EFF) (p 217)—Justice and Correctional Services.

748.

Ms N Tafeni (EFF) (p 217)—Justice and Correctional Services.

749.

Mr M K Montwedi (EFF) (p 217)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

750.

Ms L H Arries (EFF) (p 218)—Social Development.

751.

Mr T M Langa (EFF) (p 218)—Water and Sanitation.

752.
752.

Mrs Y N Yako (EFF) (p 218)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

753.

Mrs Y N Yako (EFF) (p 218)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

754.

Mrs Y N Yako (EFF) (p 218)—Justice and Correctional Services.

755.

Ms R N Komane (EFF) (p 218)—Health.

756.

Ms R N Komane (EFF) (p 218)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

757.

Mr K Ceza (EFF) (p 219)—Water and Sanitation.

758.

Mr P G Moteka (EFF) (p 219)—Water and Sanitation.

760.

Mrs L F Tito (EFF) (p 219)—Basic Education.

761.


Dr S S Thembekwayo (EFF) (p 219)—Basic Education.

762.

Mr H A Shembeni (EFF) (p 219)—Police.

763.

Mr H A Shembeni (EFF) (p 219)—Police.

764.

Mr N S Matiase (EFF) (p 219)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 322 765.

Ms P Marais (EFF) (p 219)—Home Affairs.

766.

Mr W T I Mafanya (EFF) (p 220)—Defence and Military Veterans.

767.
767.

Mr W T I Mafanya (EFF) (p 220)—Defence and Military Veterans.

768.

Mr B S Madlingozi (EFF) (p 220)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

769.

Mr M K Montwedi (EFF) (p 220)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

770.

Mr M N Paulsen (EFF) (p 220)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

771.

Mr B S Madlingozi (EFF) (p 220)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

772.

Mrs G Opperman (DA) (p 221)—Home Affairs.

773.

Mrs G Opperman (DA) (p 221)—Basic Education.

774.

Mrs G Opperman (DA) (p 221)—Basic Education.


775.

Mrs V van Dyk (DA) (p 221)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

776.

Mrs V van Dyk (DA) (p 221)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

777.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 222)—Defence and Military Veterans.

778.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 222)—Defence and Military Veterans.

779.

Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 222)—Defence and Military Veterans.

780.

Mrs M O Clarke (DA) (p 222)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

781.

Mrs M O Clarke (DA) (p 223)—Health.

782.


Mr C Brink (DA) (p 223)—Transport.

783.

Mr B B Nodada (DA) (p 223)—Basic Education.

784.

Mr N P Masipa (DA) (p 223)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

785.

Mr A G Whitfield (DA) (p 223)—Transport.

786.

Ms H Ismail (DA) (p 224)—Health.

787.

Ms H Ismail (DA) (p 224)—Health.

788.

Ms H Ismail (DA) (p 224)—Health.

789.

Mr N P Masipa (DA) (p 224)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

790.
790.

Mr N P Masipa (DA) (p 225)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

791.

Mr A G Whitfield (DA) (p 225)—Police.

792.

Mr A G Whitfield (DA) (p 225)—Police.

793.

Ms S J Graham (DA) (p 225)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

794.

Ms S J Graham (DA) (p 225)—Justice and Correctional Services.

795.

Ms S J Graham (DA) (p 226)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

796.

Mr B B Nodada (DA) (p 226)—Basic Education.

797.

Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 226)—Tourism.

798.


Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 227)—Tourism.

799.

Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 227)—Tourism.

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Ms A M M Weber (DA) (p 227)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

801.

Ms A M M Weber (DA) (p 227)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

802.

Ms A M M Weber (DA) (p 227)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

803.

Ms B M van Minnen (DA) (p 228)—Police.

804.


Ms B M van Minnen (DA) (p 228)—Police.

805.

Ms B M van Minnen (DA) (p 228)—Police.

806.

Mrs C Phillips (DA) (p 228)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

807.

Mrs C Phillips (DA) (p 229)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

808.

Mrs C Phillips (DA) (p 229)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

809.

Mr L J Basson (DA) (p 229)—Water and Sanitation.

810.

Adv G Breytenbach (DA) (p 230)—Justice and Correctional Services.

811.
811.

Mr L J Basson (DA) (p 230)—Water and Sanitation.

812.

Mr L J Basson (DA) (p 230)—Water and Sanitation.

813.

Mr W Horn (DA) (p 230)—Justice and Correctional Services.

814.

Mr W Horn (DA) (p 231)—Justice and Correctional Services.

815.

Mr M S Malatsi (DA) (p 231)—Communications and Digital Technologies.

816.

Mr M S Malatsi (DA) (p 231)—Communications and Digital Technologies.

817.

Mr M S Malatsi (DA) (p 231)—Communications and Digital Technologies.

818.
818.

Mr T W Mhlongo (DA) (p 231)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

819.

Mr T W Mhlongo (DA) (p 231)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

820.

Mr T W Mhlongo (DA) (p 232)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

821.

Mr M L Shelembe (DA) (p 232)—Defence and Military Veterans.

822.

Mr D Joseph (DA) (p 232)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

823.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 232)—Public Service and Administration.

824.

Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 233)—Public Service and Administration.
825 Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 233)—Public Service and Administration.

826.

Mr H C C Krüger (DA) (p 233)—President of the Republic.

827.

Ms C V King (DA) (p 233)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

828.

Ms C V King (DA) (p 233)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

829.

Ms C V King (DA) (p 233)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

830.

Mr L Mphithi (DA) (p 234)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

831.
831.

Mr L Mphithi (DA) (p 234)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 324 832.

Mr L Mphithi (DA) (p 234)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

833.

Mr B B Nodada (DA) (p 234)—Basic Education.

834.

Ms E L Powell (DA) (p 234)—Human Settlements.

835.

Ms E L Powell (DA) (p 235)—Human Settlements.

836.

Ms E L Powell (DA) (p 235)—Human Settlements.

837.
837.

Ms N I Tarabella Marchesi (DA) (p 235)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

838.

Ms N I Tarabella Marchesi (DA) (p 235)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

839.

Mr C Brink (DA) (p 236)—Police.

840.

Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 236)—Transport.

[REMOVED] 841.

Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 236)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

842.

Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 236)—Basic Education.

843.

Mr M Bagraim (DA) (p 236)—Communications and Digital Technologies.

844.
844.

Mr M Bagraim (DA) (p 236)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

845.

Mr M Bagraim (DA) (p 236)—Defence and Military Veterans.

846.

Ms T Bodlani (DA) (p 237)—Employment and Labour.

847.

Ms T Bodlani (DA) (p 237)—Finance.

848.

Ms T Bodlani (DA) (p 237)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

849.

Mr M Chetty (DA) (p 237)—Health.

850.

Mr M Chetty (DA) (p 237)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

851.

Mr M Chetty (DA) (p 237)—Home Affairs.

852.


Mr J N de Villiers (DA) (p 237)—Human Settlements.

853.

Mr J N de Villiers (DA) (p 237)—International Relations and Cooperation.

854.

Mr J N de Villiers (DA) (p 238)—Justice and Correctional Services.

855.

Mr J Engelbrecht (DA) (p 238)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

856.

Mr J Engelbrecht (DA) (p 238)—Police.

857.

Mr J Engelbrecht (DA) (p 238)—Public Enterprises.

858.

Mr W F Faber (DA) (p 238)—Public Service and Administration.

859.
859.

Mr W F Faber (DA) (p 238)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

860.

Mr W F Faber (DA) (p 238)—Small Business Development.

861.

Mr H S Gumbi (DA) (p 238)—Social Development.

862.

Mr H S Gumbi (DA) (p 239)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

863.

Mr H S Gumbi (DA) (p 239)—Tourism.

864.

Ms S Gwarube (DA) (p 239)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

865.

Ms S Gwarube (DA) (p 239)—Transport.

INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 325 866.
Ms S Gwarube (DA) (p 239)—Minister in The Presidency.

867.

Mr N E Hinana (DA) (p 239)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

868.

Mr N E Hinana (DA) (p 239)—Water and Sanitation.

869.

Ms N K Sharif (DA) (p 239)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

870.

Ms N K Sharif (DA) (p 240)—Basic Education.

871.

Ms N K Sharif (DA) (p 240)—Communications and Digital Technologies.

872.

Mr J W W Julius (DA) (p 240)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.
873.

Mr J W W Julius (DA) (p 240)—Defence and Military Veterans.

874.

Mr J W W Julius (DA) (p 240)—Employment and Labour.

875.

Dr N V Khumalo (DA) (p 240)—Finance.

876.

Dr N V Khumalo (DA) (p 241)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

877.

Dr N V Khumalo (DA) (p 241)—Health.

878.

Mrs S P Kopane (DA) (p 241)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

879.

Mrs S P Kopane (DA) (p 241)—Home Affairs.

880.

Mrs S P Kopane (DA) (p 241)—Human Settlements.

881.
881.

Mr G R Krumbock (DA) (p 241)—International Relations and Cooperation.

882.

Mr G R Krumbock (DA) (p 242)—Justice and Correctional Services.

883.

Mr G R Krumbock (DA) (p 242)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

884.

Mr J R B Lorimer (DA) (p 242)—Police.

885.

Mr J R B Lorimer (DA) (p 242)—Public Enterprises.

886.

Mr J R B Lorimer (DA) (p 242)—Public Service and Administration.

887.

Dr A Lotriet (DA) (p 242)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

888.
888.

Dr A Lotriet (DA) (p 243)—Small Business Development.

889.

Dr A Lotriet (DA) (p 243)—Social Development.

890.

Mr M S Mabika (DA) (p 243)—Sport, Arts and Culture.

891.

Mr M S Mabika (DA) (p 243)—Tourism.

892.

Mr M S Mabika (DA) (p 243)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

893.

Mr T R Majola (DA) (p 243)—Transport.

894.

Mr T R Majola (DA) (p 244)—Minister in The Presidency.

895.

Mr T R Majola (DA) (p 244)—Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

896.
896.

Mr E J Marais (DA) (p 244)—Water and Sanitation.

897.

Dr W J Boshoff (FF Plus) (p 244)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

898.

Prof C T Msimang (IFP) (p 244)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 11 - 2022 Friday, 18 March 2022 326 899.

Prof C T Msimang (IFP) (p 245)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

900.

Mr S L Ngcobo (IFP) (p 245)—Employment and Labour.

901.

Mr S L Ngcobo (IFP) (p 245)—Basic Education.

902.

Mr K P Sithole (IFP) (p 245)—Transport.


903.

Mr M Hlengwa (IFP) (p 246)—International Relations and Cooperation.

904.

Mr M Hlengwa (IFP) (p 246)—International Relations and Cooperation.

905.

Mr S S Zondo (IFP) (p 246)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

906.

Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) (p 246)—Defence and Military Veterans.

907.

Ms S A Buthelezi (IFP) (p 247)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

908.

Ms L L van der Merwe (IFP) (p 247)—Home Affairs.

909.
909.

Ms Z Majozi (IFP) (p 247)—Communications and Digital Technologies.

910.

Ms Z Majozi (IFP) (p 247)—Police.

911.

Mr N Singh (IFP) (p 248)—Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment.

912.

Mr N Singh (IFP) (p 248)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

913.

Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) to ask the Minister in The Presidency.

914.

Mr S S Zondo (IFP) (p 248)—Higher Education, Science and Innovation.

915.

Mr S L Ngcobo (IFP) (p 248)—Deputy President.

916.
916.

Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) (p 248)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

917.

Mr H A Shembeni (EFF) (p 249)—Police.

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