Questions and Replies

The right of Members to put questions to Ministers is an important part of ensuring the executive authority’s accountability to the Provincial Parliament. Questions may be put to Ministers related to their spheres of responsibility. Replies to questions are either given orally in the House or in writing. The replies to oral questions are recorded in Hansard.

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Question Question Number Date Question Link
  1. Whether a certain person, whose name has been furnished to her Department for the purpose of her reply, is employed at the Vlottenburg Primary School; if so, (a) what are the relevant details and (b) what are the details of the qualifications and experience of this person;

 

  1. whether her Department has received complaints alleging that this person may be employed without qualifications; if so, (a) what are the relevant details and (b) what steps have been taken to investigate these complaints?
 12 21 May 2021 10990

Whether her Department has conducted and concluded a forensic investigation into the financial challenges at the Golden Grove Primary School; if not, why not; if so, (a) what are the relevant details and (b) can a copy of the Forensic Audit Report that has been presented to the SGB of the school be provided?

 11 21 May 2021 10989
  1. What are the challenges that the sudden resignation of Minister Madikizela has presented to the Western Cape Provincial Cabinet;

 

  1. whether there remains unity and cohesion in his cabinet; if not, why not; if so, (a) what are the relevant details and (b) what are the detailed plans to foster unity and cohesion within his cabinet;

 

(3) what are the plans to fill the vacancy in the Provincial Cabinet?

 10 7 May 2021 10988
  1. What is the current status of the Transhex Housing Project in the Breede Valley, (b) how many houses (top structures) have been built in Breede Valley Municipality over the last three financial years, including a breakdown of how many houses have been built (i) per town and (ii) per ward in the Municipality and (c) how many plots have been serviced over the last three financial years in the Breede Valley Municipality, including a breakdown of how many plots (i) per town and (ii) per ward in the Municipality have been serviced?
 9 7 May 2021 10987

(a) Which areas have been hit by the locust plague in the province, (b) what measures have been put in place to manage the situation and to control the damage caused by this challenge, (c) what is his Department doing to make sure the locust plague does not spread to other areas in the province and (d) how is his Department assisting smallholder livestock farmers in particular whose gracing land have been invaded by locusts?

 8 21 May 2021 10986

With regard to irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditure and unauthorised expenditure in the provincial government and at municipalities:  (1)    (a) What are the plans of his Department to introduce and implement preventative and pre-emptive measure in 

 7 7 May 2021 10985

What are the plans of his Department to build another access road for the community of Railton, Swellendam, and (b) what was the total expenditure for road and drainage infrastructure in Railton in (i) 2014/15, (ii) 2015/16, (iii) 2016/17, (iv) 2017/18, (v) 2018/19, (vi) 2019/20, (vii) 2020/21 and (viii) 2021/22 to date?

 6 7 May 2021 10984

With reference to the reply to question 7 of 1 April 2021 and his budget speech on 16 March 2021 where he stated: “Today I am pleased to announce the six candidate municipalities participating in the Municipal Energy Resilience Project in this financial year”:

 

  1. Whether he can clarify the contradicting messages from the written reply and the budget speech; if so, what are the relevant details;

 

 

  1. (a) what is the breakdown of the R68,8 million allocated to beat loadshedding in accordance with the budget allocation of 16 March 2021, (b) how many megawatt will be secured with these funds and (c) by when will any of the participating municipalities be off the Eskom grid?
 5 7 May 2021 10983

The contents of a media article dated 30 April 2021 with the title “Law and disorder: City of Cape Town’s special investigation unit head charged in cop fraud case” raise a number of questions about the lawfulness or legitimacy of the City of Cape Town’s Special Investigation Unit (SIU):

 

(1)        Whether he has conducted any enquiries into whether the City of Cape Town’s municipal police service complies with section 64E of the South African Police Service Act, 1995 (Act 68 of 1995); if so,

(2)        whether the City of Cape Town’s municipal police service is, in all respects, operating within the policing legislation; if so, what are the relevant details; if not,

(3)        whether he will be conducting an enquiry into the functions of the municipal police service performed or conducted by the City of Cape Town to assess that they comply with the relevant legislation; if so, what are the relevant details;

(4)        whether he made any specific enquiry or conducted any investigation into the functions of the City of Cape Town’s SIU; if not, why not;

(5)        given the media report, whether he will conduct an investigation or enquiry into the lawfulness of the City of Cape Town’s SIU and its functions; if so, what are the relevant details; if not,

(6)        whether he has engaged with the Provincial Police Commissioner on the allegations against the SIU and its head and/or its functions; if so, what was the outcome;

(7)        whether the City of Cape Town’s SIU conducted an investigation in 2016 into DA councillor candidates and produced a report on criminal convictions or criminal charges against some of them; if so, what are the relevant details;

(8)        whether the SIU has been involved in any investigation for political purposes; if so, what are the relevant details;

(9)        whether the SIU has been involved in any investigation that is outside the mandate of the municipal police service as provided for in the Act and/or the standards set by the national Police Commissioner; if so, what are the relevant details;

 

(10)      what process was followed for the appointment of the arrested SIU head by the municipal police service to head the unit?

 3 7 May 2021 10982
  1. (a) How many tenders for the maintenance of (i) schools and (ii) hospitals have been advertised since October 2019, (b) how many of these contracts were awarded to companies outside the Western Cape, (c) how many of these tenders require management contractors and (d) what is the CIDB grading required for these management contractors;

 

  1. whether tender F044 (maintenance at schools) advertised in October 2019 was awarded; if not, (a) why not and (b) how were the school facilities maintained during the period 2019 to date; if so, what are the relevant details;

 

  1. whether the Department has identified a panel of contractors; if so, (a) how often is this panel updated and (b) how is the selection of contractors undertaken;

 

  1. how many contractors are listed on the Western Cape Government database per CIDB grading;

 

with reference to tender F006/02 that is currently being processed, (a) how was this tender advertised, (b) how many interested parties responded to the advertisement, (c) what is the CIDB grading required for this tender and (d) what is the role of the management contractor in tender F006/02?

 2 7 May 2021 10981

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