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With regard to claims by the Chairperson of Heritage Western Cape in the 2020/21 Annual Report that the Council is of the view that more staff members are needed in order to execute its mandate optimally:
- (a) What measures have been put in place to pay the heritage professionals salaries that are competitive in the market and (b) what is the number of employees who have resigned from Heritage Western Cape in (i) 2014, (ii) 2015, (iii) 2016, (iv) 2017, (v) 2018, (vi) 2019, (vii) 2020 and (viii) 2021 to date;
- whether there are plans to increase the budget for Heritage Western Cape; if so, what are the relevant details?
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12 |
12 November 2021 |
11648 |
- What is the total amount that has been sent to the West Coast Netball Union in (i) 2013, (ii) 2014, (iii) 2015, (iv) 2016, (v) 2017, (vi) 2018, (vii) 2019, (viii) 2020 and (ix) 2021 to date, (b) what was the money intended for, (c)(i) what is the address of the union and (ii) who are its members and (d) what is the (i) number of netball facilities that have been built in the West Coast region and (ii) location of each facility?
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10 |
12 November 2021 |
11647 |
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With regard to the emission of greenhouse gases in the Western Cape:
- (a) How many parts per million of greenhouse gases have been emitted in (i) 2016, (ii) 2017, (iii) 2018 and (iv) 2019 and (b) what are the relevant details in this regard;
- (a)(i) what are the 10 sectors that contribute the most to the emission of greenhouse gases in the province and (ii) what are the relevant details of each, (b) how many parts per million of greenhouse gases have been emitted by each of these sectors for the same period as in (1)(a), (c)(i) which sectors, if any, have demonstrated a sustained increase in greenhouse emissions and (ii) what are the relevant details and (d)(i) which sectors, if any, have demonstrated a sustained decrease in greenhouse emissions and (ii) what are the relevant details?
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2 |
8 October 2021 |
11631 |
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With regard to the emission of greenhouse gases in the Western Cape:
- (a) How many parts per million of greenhouse gases have been emitted in (i) 2012, (ii) 2013, (iii) 2014 and (iv) 2015 and (b) what are the relevant details in this regard;
- (a)(i) what are the 10 sectors that contribute the most to the emission of greenhouse gases in the province and (ii) what are the relevant details of each, (b) how many parts per million of greenhouse gases have been emitted by each of these sectors for the same period as in (1)(a), (c)(i) which sectors, if any, have demonstrated a sustained increase in greenhouse emissions and (ii) what are the relevant details and (d)(i) which sectors, if any, have demonstrated a sustained decrease in greenhouse emissions and (ii) what are the relevant details?
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1 |
8 October 2021 |
11630 |
- Whether the Premier occupies the Premier’s residence at Leeuwenhof; if so, (a) what is the market value of this residence, (b) what rental does the Premier pay, (c) what services are provided to the Premier at the residence, (d)(i) what are the monthly or annual operating costs of the residence and (ii) what are the details of the cost, (e) what are the monthly costs for (i) maintenance, (ii) security, (iii) gardening, (iv) housekeeping, (v) entertainment and (vi) groceries;
- whether there are any other services or maintenance undertaken or provided at this residence not listed in (1); if so, what are the relevant details?
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12 |
1 October 2021 |
11629 |
- (a) How many members of the executive occupy a provincially owned residence, (b) which members of the executive occupy a provincially owned residence, (c) where are these residences located, (d) what is the market value of each provincial residence, (e) what rental is paid by members of the executive and (f) what are the costs of (i) domestic and (ii) gardening services for each residence;
- (a) which members of the executive occupy a private residence and (b) what has been the expenditure, since each member has been appointed to the executive, on security upgrades at each private residence?
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11 |
1 October 2021 |
11628 |
- What is the market-related value of each of his Department’s rental stock units, (b) what is the (i) age, (ii) gender and (iii) race of tenants in government’s rental stock who are paying monthly rental fees of (aa) not more than R900 and (bb) more than R100?
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17 |
9 July 2021 |
11622 |
- What is the (i) total breakdown of elderly people who have been vaccinated to date and (ii) breakdown per district, (b) what is the (i) number of people between the ages of 50 and 59 who have registered for vaccination and (ii) breakdown per district, (c)(i) what is the number of people who have been vaccinated at private-sector sites, (ii) how many are not on medical aid and (iii) how many are under 50 years, (d)(i) what is the number of people under the age of 50 who have been vaccinated in the province and (ii) what is the breakdown per occupation and (e) what is the number of farm workers who have (i) registered for vaccination and (ii) been vaccinated?
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16 |
9 July 2021 |
11621 |
- (a) What is his Department’s Township Revitalisation Strategy, (b) what is its (i) rationale, (ii) objectives, (iii) budget and (iv) implementation model and (c) can copies of the strategy document and supporting documents be made available;
- whether the Pick n Pay (PnP) supermarket stores is the only project of this Township Revitalisation Strategy; if not, why not; if so, (a) what are the relevant details, including, (b) how many PnP stores have been implemented, (c) in which townships have they been implemented since the implementation of the strategy, (d) what criteria were used to choose them and (e) what is the performing status of each to date?
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15 |
9 July 2021 |
11620 |
- Whether all Ceres regional depot staff have been transferred to the Paarl office; if not, why not; if so, (a) what are the relevant details, (b) when was the decision implemented, (c) where was it negotiated, (d) what is the full list of employees (inclusive of underaged children affected), (e) what are the demographics of the affected employees and (f)(i) for how long is transport assistance offered and (ii) why not for a longer period;
- whether due processes has been followed to dispose of public-works stock and/or property at the Ceres offices; if not, why not; if so, (a) what are the relevant details and (b) what processes were followed;
- whether the process to dispose of stock was advertised; if so, (a) where and (b) when;
- whether he and his Department can provide a detailed list of the disposed items, including the prices paid for each item; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details?
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11 |
9 July 2021 |
11619 |
