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INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY NO 19 - 2020

[No 19 – 2020] Second Session, Sixth Parliament

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

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INTERNAL QUESTION PAPER ________________________

Note:

1. ◙ Indicates a written question endorsed as not replied to within 10 working days.

2. † Indicates translated version of the question.

3. Indicates a question for oral reply.

Table of Contents

President of the Republic ............................................................................................... 416, 417

Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development .............................................................. 422

Basic Education ..................................................................................................... 417, 423, 432

Communications .................................................................................................................... 428

Defence and Military Veterans ...................................................................................... 418, 424

Environmental Affairs, Forestry and Fisheries ...................................................... 418, 421, 426

Finance ........................................................................................................................... 422, 423

Health ............................................................................................. 416, 422, 426, 427, 430, 431

Higher Education, Science and Technology .................................................................. 422, 425

Home Affairs ................................................................................................................. 419, 420

Justice and Correctional Services .......................................................................... 424, 425, 429

Mineral Resources and Energy .............................................................................................. 429

Police.............................................................................................................. 420, 424, 428, 432

Public Enterprises .................................................................................................................. 429

Public Works and Infrastructure ............................................................................................ 426

Social Development ....................................................................................... 419, 420, 431, 445

Sports, Arts and Culture ................................................................................................. 428, 429

State Security ......................................................................................................................... 424

Tourism .......................................................................................................................... 427, 445

Trade, Industry and Competition ................................................................................... 427, 428

Transport ................................................................................................................................ 419

Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities ....................................................................... 419

SUMMARY OF OUTSTANDING REPLIES TO QUESTIONS ......................................... 432



QUESTIONS FOR ORAL REPLY

THURSDAY, 18 JUNE 2020

PRESIDENT

1. Ms L S Makhubela-Mashele (ANC) to ask the President of the Republic:

In light of the fact that the South African economy and the economies of other African

countries have been severely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic which resulted in an

international lockdown to curb its spread, disrupting domestic and international trade

and bringing many industries such as travel and tourism to the verge of collapse as well

as stalling the timetable for the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade

Agreement, (a) what measures has the Government put in place to accelerate the

recovery of the South African economy and (b) how is he coordinating the economic

recovery in Africa as the Chair of the African Union? NO1350E

2. The Leader of the Opposition (DA) to ask the President of the Republic:

(a) What are the relevant details of the scientific risk assessment that the Government’s

National Coronavirus Command Council (NCCC) allegedly relied on with regard to

the modelling used to predict the number of deaths and the projected number of deaths

upon which he announced the institution of a national hard lockdown to curb the spread

of Covid-19 from 26 March 2020 and (b) how did the refining of the scientific evidence,

since 26 March 2020, in respect of the modelling with regard to any changes in the

projected number of deaths, influence the decisions of the NCCC pertaining to the

institution of the national hard lockdown? NO1416E

3. Mr J S Malema (EFF) to ask the President of the Republic:

(1) Whether his decision to ease the lockdown from alert level 5 to level 4 and level

3 within a short space of time was informed by scientific evidence; if so, how

has he found the specified scientific evidence presented to him different to the

scientific-based recommendation by the World Health Organisation which

advised that numbers of infections must be visibly declining before lockdown

should be eased, as he decided to ease the lockdown in spite of infections

increasing exponentially; if not,

(2) whether he had been lobbied by any persons to ease the lockdown for business

to resume operations, despite the lack of preparedness by the workplace and

public healthcare services; if so, what are the names of the persons who lobbied

him and on whose account he will have to take personal responsibility for the

hundreds who will die of Covid-19 due to the premature opening of the

economy? NO1418E

4. Mr F Jacobs (ANC) to ask the President of the Republic:

In light of the United Nations survey that had found that approximately three million

workers that work in the informal sector will require assistance to compensate for loss

of income due to the impact of Covid-19 and given the efforts of the Government, what

would be his policy directives to the Department of Small Business Development and

small, medium and micro enterprises that will strike a balance between saving lives and



livelihoods in achieving the National Development Plan target of creating 9,9 million

new jobs which would constitute 90% of all new jobs by 2030? NO1351E

5. Mr N Singh (IFP) to ask the President of the Republic:

Whether, with reference to his reply to oral question 2 on 7 March 2019 in which he

welcomed as refreshing the idea of establishing an independent Chapter 9 Institution,

which would explicitly deal with the prevention, combating, investigation and

prosecution of grand corruption and given the challenging and uncertain times the

Republic is under, the billions of rand allocated for government spending in response

to the Covid-19 pandemic and the opportunities for corruption this create for criminal

elements in the public service, he has found that it is now more important than ever to

establish such a Chapter 9 Institution; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so,

what are the further relevant details? NO1356E

6. Dr P J Groenewald (VF Plus) vra die President van die Republiek:

Met verwysing na sy vergadering met die SA Nasionale Redakteursforum op 31 Mei

2020, waartydens hy gesê het dat die Covid-19-pandemie aan die Republiek ‘n gulde

geleentheid bied om die ekonomie te hervorm en opnuut saam te stel, hoe hy

voornemens is om die (a) ekonomie opnuut saam te stel om meer inklusief te wees en

oop te stel om die armoede te verlig en (b) proses rondom grondhervorming te versnel

vir ‘n meer produktiewe ekonomie sonder om die fiskale posisie van die Republiek te

verwak? NO1364A

(Translation):

[Dr P J Groenewald (FF Plus) to ask the President of the Republic:†

With reference to his meeting with the SA National Editors’ Forum on 31 May 2020,

during which he stated that the Covid-19 pandemic offers the Republic a golden

opportunity to restructure the economy, how does he intend to (a) restructure the

economy in order to be more inclusive and open up the economy to alleviate poverty

and (b) expedite the land reform process for a more productive economy without

weakening the fiscal position of the Republic? NO1364E]

QUESTIONS FOR WRITTEN REPLY

FRIDAY, 5 JUNE 2020

1060. Dr W J Boshoff (FF Plus) to ask the Minister of Basic Education:

(1) How does her department intend to address the phase-in process in classrooms

whereby only a limited number of students are allowed in a class during the

Covid-19 pandemic;

(2) whether any temporary teaching posts will be made available to accommodate

the resultant larger number of classes; if so, what time limit can be expected for

the specified posts to be advertised;



(3) whether she will make a statement on the matter? NW1352E

1061. Mr N Singh (IFP) to ask the Minister of Environmental Affairs, Forestry and

Fisheries:

With reference to the Breaking Point: Uncovering South Africa's Shameful Live

Wildlife Trade with China, the second part of The Extinction Business investigative

report series, and given that her department has publicly declared that the Republic’s

trade in wildlife is well regulated, (a) why were the majority of the permits found to be

in breach of the regulations of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered

Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (details furnished) and (b) what action does her

department intend to take against the (i)(aa) traders, (bb) exporters and (cc) agents and

(ii)(aa) authorities and (bb) individuals found to have issued non-compliant permits? NW1353E


Fisheries:

(1) Amid the devastation of the Covid-19 pandemic on the economy and the loss of

human life and noting that 60% of all human diseases and 75% of emerging

infectious diseases are zoonotic in origin, how does her department justify

allowing the trade in wild animals by 15 local exporters to the risk and detriment

of so many others;

(2) in view of the Republic being the largest exporter of live wild animals to China,

how does the Government intend to mitigate against the risk of prosecution in

the international courts due to any possible future outbreak in which it was

complicit as an exporter of wild animals? NW1354E


Fisheries:

Whether, in view of the conclusion of the investigative report series Breaking Point:

Uncovering South Africa's Shameful Live Wildlife Trade with China, the second part of

The Extinction Business, that wildlife trade between the Republic and China is massive,

ever-expanding, ecologically unsustainable, damaging and closely intertwined with

illegal activities, she is aware that some of the wildlife traders in the Republic have

links to international organised crime syndicates and that animal trade forms a crucial

link in their illegal activities; if so, (a) how does her department intend to ensure that

the reportedly identified traders are not issued permits in future and (b) what are the

relevant details in this regard? NW1355E

1064. Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) to ask the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans:

(1) What (a) total number of cases of misconduct by SA National Defence Force

(SANDF) members where civilians have fallen victim has she identified since

the beginning of the lockdown on 26 March 2020 and (b) are the full relevant

details in this regard;

(2) whether any disciplinary action has been taken against the specified SANDF

members; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details in each case? NW1357E



1065. Mr K P Sithole (IFP) to ask the Minister of Transport:

Whether his department has taken into account that due to more movement under alert

level 3 and the increased number of commuters who will be using the extremely limited

public transport system, the percentage limits on buses and taxis remain the same and

yet only one train line has been opened in each area with Metrorail; if so, has (a) he

found that the percentage limits and limited train lines will meet the transport needs of

commuters and (b) the cost discrepancy between taking the subsidised bus and/or train

versus the unsubsidised taxis been considered, especially since the poorest members of

the public make up the bulk of commuters? NW1359E

1066. Ms M D Hlengwa (IFP) to ask the Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth

and Persons with Disabilities:

(1) What monitoring mechanisms does her Office have in place, given that the week

of 31 May to 7 June 2020 marked the observance of the National Child

Protection Week, to monitor the Government’s progress in fulfilling the

mandate to promote and protect the rights of children, especially during this

time of uncertainty and fears around the coronavirus and interruptions in

schools;

(2) whether her Office has any plans to ensure that the specified vision is achieved;

if not, why not; if so, what are the full relevant details? NW1360E

1067. Ms L L van der Merwe (IFP) to ask the Minister of Social Development:

What total number of (a) applications for the Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant (i)

has her department received to date, (ii)(aa) have been rejected and (bb) are still pending

due to incomplete paperwork and (iii) were approved and (b) applicants have received

their SRD grants to date? NW1361E

1068. Ms L L van der Merwe (IFP) to ask the Minister of Social Development:

(1) Whether all SA Social Security Agency (SASSA) offices have personal

protective equipment (PPEs) for staff such as gloves, masks, sanitisers and

thermometers to screen and protect both citizens and officials; if not, why not;

if so, what are the relevant details;

(2) what total amount has her department budgeted for the procurement of PPEs for

the 2020-21 financial year;

(3) what steps has her department taken to ensure social distancing in queues at

SASSA paypoints? NW1362E

1069. Mr V Zungula (ATM) to ask the Minister of Home Affairs:

Whether, given the terrorist organisations allegedly operating in Mozambique, he will

(a) strengthen the borders to protect the citizens of the Republic and (b) deploy more

security at problematic and illegal points of entry? NW1363E



1070. Mr A C Roos (DA) to ask the Minister of Home Affairs:

For each of the cases (details furnished) where his department has not complied or

partially complied with the court order, (a) why has his department not fully complied

with the court order, (b) what steps have been taken to fully comply with the order and

(c) by what date will his department fully comply with the order? NW1365E

1071. Mr A C Roos (DA) to ask the Minister of Home Affairs:

For each of the past three financial years to date, (a) what total amount did the

Government Printing Works spend on external legal services, including contracting

services and legal opinion services and (b)(i) which three firms received the highest

total amounts, (ii) what total amount did each of the three firms receive and (iii) for

what legal services in each case? NW1366E

1072. Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) to ask the Minister of Social Development:

(1) What are the relevant details of the (a) recruitment and screening process and

(b) criteria and qualifications needed by the 1 200 volunteers recruited by the

National Development Agency during the Covid-19 lockdown to assist her

department in food distribution, educating families on Covid-19 presentations

and verification of applicants for the special Covid-19 Social Relief of Distress

grant to fast-track the process of the specified grant over the next six months;

(2) what (a) is the (i) allocation of volunteers for each province and (ii) impact of

the specified volunteers to date and (b) are the contact details of the volunteers? NW1367E

1073. Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) to ask the Minister of Social Development:

(1) What is the total number of (a) old age homes and (b) frail-care facilities;

(2) what is the total number of Covid-19 infections in each specified (a) old age

home and (b) frail-care facility to date in each province, despite being on strict

lockdown;

(3) what are the respective numbers of (a) active, (b) recovered and (c) fatal cases

of Covid-19 infections in the specified facilities in each province;

(4) how does her department intend to isolate the infected persons and prevent any

further infections in the old age homes and frail-care facilities? NW1368E

1074. Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) to ask the Minister of Police:

What (a) is the total number of gender-based violence (GBV) cases which has been

reported to the SA Police Service since the beginning of the lockdown on 26 March

2020 in each province and (b) number of the specified GBV cases have resulted in the

arrest and conviction of the perpetrators in each case? NW1369E



1075. Ms A M M Weber (DA) to ask the Minister of Environmental Affairs, Forestry

and Fisheries:

(1) With reference to her instruction to the Kendal Power Station in Mpumalanga

on 18 May 2020 to close down either unit 1 or 5 at the specified power station

until they have been repaired and adhere to the minimum admissions of their

Minimum Emission Standards (MES) licence, what were the real emissions of

Particular Matter, Sulphur Dioxide and Nitrogen Oxide of the power station that

lead to the closing of units 1 and 5 of the power station;

(2) whether she will provide Ms A M M Weber with the report regarding the

Minimum Emission Standards (MES) that was sent to the Centre for

Environmental Rights; if not, why not; if so, what are the relevant details;

(3) whether she will provide Ms A M M Weber with the correct monthly MES for

Particular Matter, Sulphur Dioxide and Nitrogen Oxide of each of the 15 coal-

fired plants in the Highveld Priority area for the period 1 January 2019 until 31

May 2020; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the relevant

details? NW1370E


and Fisheries:

(1) With reference to her reply to question 468 on 26 March 2020 in which a

disciplinary hearing was scheduled to be concluded on 27 March 2020, what (a)

was the outcome of the specified disciplinary hearing and (b) actions were taken

against the section ranger of the Vlakteplaas section who was found to be

responsible;

(2) (a) why has it taken almost one year to hold the disciplinary hearing and (b)

what systems and procedures have been implemented to ensure that this does

not happen again, either at the N'washitsumbe breeding camp or any other

facility where animals are not able to search for naturally occurring water;

(3) what was the Rand value of the roan antelope that died from dehydration

because of not being provided with water? NW1371E


and Fisheries:

(1) With reference to her reply to question 468 on 26 March 2020, what number of

roan antelope are in the Kruger National Park;

(2) whether the roan antelope breeding programme has been discontinued as a result

of the roan antelope that died from dehydration because of not being provided

with water; if not, what are the details of the (a) numbers and (b) objectives of

the specified programme; if so, what are the relevant details;

(3) whether any criminal charges have been laid against the section ranger

responsible; if not, why not; if so, (a) on what date, (b) at which police station

and (c) what is the case number? NW1372E



1078. Mrs A Steyn (DA) to ask the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural

Development:

(1) What (a) total number of applications for Covid-19 relief funding have been

received in each province to date, (b) number of the specified applications have

been (i) approved and (ii) rejected in each case in each province and (c) was the

Rand value of each (i) approved and (ii) rejected application in each province;

(2) whether her department only allocates Covid-19 funding relief to qualifying

persons according to the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act, Act

53 of 2003, as amended; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, (a) on

what statutory grounds is her department’s Covid-19 funding relief only

allocated to persons according to the specified Act, (b) what number of the

applications for relief funding were approved in this regard and (c) what form

of Covid-19 funding relief will be made available to other persons in the

agriculture sector? NW1373E

1079. Mrs A Steyn (DA) to ask the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural

Development:

Whether any budget roll-over was requested by her department (a) in the 2019-20

financial year and (b) since 1 April 2020; if so, what (i) amount has been (aa) requested

and (bb) granted and (ii) has the specified fund been used for? NW1375E

1080. Prof B Bozzoli (DA) to ask the Minister of Higher Education, Science and

Technology:

(1) What is the total expected reduction in his departments’ budget by Treasury in

light of Covid-19;

(2) whether the reduction will be spread evenly throughout his department; if not,

(a) why not and (b)(i) how will it be distributed between programmes and

entities and (ii) on what principles? NW1376E

1081. Ms B M van Minnen (DA) to ask the Minister of Finance:

In view of the briefing on 22 May 2020 by the Office of the Auditor-General on their

work and operational methods during the lockdown period, as well as possible delays

to the submission of audits for the year in terms of the Public Finance Management Act,

Act 1 of 1999 (PFMA), what is the date by which the Auditor-General will be tabling

the annual reports of the various departments in terms of the PFMA? NW1377E


Whether, in view of the Auditor-General’s statement that his Office will only be

auditing the expenditure associated with Covid-19 in the Departments of Health and

Social Development and the Unemployment Insurance Fund which amounts to 32% of

the projected expenditure on the Covid-19 relief, he can state (a) how the other 68% of

the expenditure will be audited and (b) by whom the audit will be conducted; if not,

why not, in each case; if so, what are the relevant details in each case? NW1378E




Given the provisions of the Public Finance Management Act, Act 1 of 1999, regulation

65(2) and the timetable for the tabling of annual reports within six months of the end

of the financial year, how does he intend dealing with shifting the deadlines of the

Auditor-General? NW1379E

1084. Ms C V King (DA) to ask the Minister of Basic Education:

(a) What are the relevant details of the special arrangements that will be made to reopen

schools for children with special needs and (b) by what date will the specified schools

be opened? NW1380E


(a) How will the Curriculum Assessment Policy Statement curriculum be trimmed for

each learning area for grades R to 11, (b) what financial implications will curriculum

changes have and (c) what will be the time frame to make adjustments to the

curriculum? NW1381E


Whether any research has been conducted to look at an alternative curriculum to be

incorporated into schools; if not, why not; if so, what were the outcomes? NW1382E

1087. Mrs D van der Walt (DA) to ask the Minister of Basic Education:

Whether learners are allowed to write their National Senior Certificate examinations in

a language of their choice; if not, why not; if so, how will this be implemented?NW1383E


What (a) number of teachers (i) were given laptops since 2014 and (ii) are still waiting

for laptops and (b) was the total cost of the specified laptops? NW1384E


(1) Whether any determination has been made of the (a) full cost of running a public

ordinary school that is considered adequately resourced with regard to teaching

and non-teaching staff, infrastructure, school furniture and equipment, (b)

funding supplied by the provincial departments to run such a school and (c)

shortfall in funding which must be covered by the school and the school

community; if not, why not, in each case; if so, what are the relevant details in

each case;

(2) whether such a determination will be made; if so, on what date;

(3) whether any determination has been made of the (a) ability of no-fee schools to

cover such a shortfall in funding to achieve adequate resourcing and (b)

situation in schools where it has not been possible to cover the shortfall; if not,

why not, in each case; if so, what are the relevant details in each case;



(4) (a) which natural or juristic person bears the responsibility for fundraising at a

school and (b) how is performance by principals and other employees from the

provincial department formally recognised in this regard;

(5) whether she has any plans to encourage school communities to assist with the

funding of schools; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the

relevant details? NW1385E

1090. Ms D Kohler (DA) to ask the Minister of Police:

(1) What (a) number of persons are currently employed in an (i) administrative and

(ii) operational capacity in the Crime Intelligence Division of the SA Police

Service (SAPS), (b) number of the specified persons have criminal records and

(c) are the relevant details of the (i) offence(s) each person was convicted of and

(ii) date on which each conviction was made;

(2) why are the persons with criminal records employed in the SAPS Crime

Intelligence Division? NW1386E

1091. Ms D Kohler (DA) to ask the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans:


(ii) operational capacity in the Intelligence Division of the SA National Defence

Force (SANDF), (b) number of the specified persons have criminal records and

(c) are the details of the (i) offence(s) each person was convicted of and (ii) date

on which each conviction was made;

(2) why are the persons with criminal records employed in the SANDF Intelligence

Division? NW1387E

1092. Ms D Kohler (DA) to ask the Minister of State Security:


(ii) operational capacity in the State Security Agency’s (aa) domestic and (bb)

foreign Intelligence Divisions, (b) number of the specified persons have

criminal records in each case and (c) are the relevant details of the (i) offence(s)

each person was convicted of and (ii) date on which each conviction was made;

(2) why are the persons with criminal records employed in each of the specified

Intelligence Divisions? NW1388E

1093. Adv G Breytenbach (DA) to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services:

(1) What is the current status of the special Covid-19 Anti-Corruption unit;

(2) whether the specified unit has been set up; if not, why not; if so, (a) to whom

does it report and (b) what number of cases are currently under investigation

and/or being prosecuted? NW1389E




(1) What number of cases that emanate from the lockdown regulations since the

inception of the lockdown have been referred to the National Prosecuting

Authority for decision;

(2) what number of the referred cases have been (a) withdrawn and (b) returned for

further investigation;

(3) (a) what number of the referred cases have been placed on a court roll and (b)

on which court rolls were the cases placed? NW1390E


(1) (a) What total number of the 19 000 inmates designated for release as a result

of the Covid-19 pandemic have been released and (b) from which prisons have

such inmates been released;

(2) what is the percentage of overcrowding in each specified prison (a) before and

(b) after the release;

(3) what systems have been put in place to increase the resources of community

corrections in those areas in which inmates have been released or are still to be

released;

(4) what is the percentage increase of the workload per capita of community

corrections in each case? NW1391E

1096. Ms H S Winkler (DA) to ask the Minister of Higher Education, Science and

Technology:

What (a)(i) assistance and/or (ii) funding will his department provide to technical and

vocational education and training centres (TVETs) to ensure that they are able to

implement Covid-19 national health protocols as they apply to tertiary institutions and

(b) oversight will his department perform over TVETs to ensure that Covid-19 national

health protocols as they apply to campuses are implemented across campuses?NW1392E

1097. Ms H S Winkler (DA) to ask the Minister of Higher Education, Science and

Technology:

(1) Whether his department has been informed that the Springfield Campus of

Ethekwini College, although offering courses with practical components, has

not been offering any practicals for students enrolled in engineering courses,

despite these being advertised as part of the curriculum; if not, what is the

position in this regard;

(2) whether students are paying for the practical course from (a) their own funding

and/or (b) the National Students Financial Aid Scheme;

(3) whether his department has been informed that the Springfield Campus of

Ethekwini College, is in a complete state of disrepair with collapsed perimeter

fencing and/or walls, no access control and that entry to the campus is obscured



by a dumpsite; if not, what steps will he take to investigate the matter; if so, how

does his department plan to intervene? NW1393E

1098. Ms H S Winkler (DA) to ask the Minister of Environmental Affairs, Forestry and

Fisheries:

(1) Whether there have been any changes to the High-Level Panel (HLP) appointed

to review the policies, legislation and practices of breeding, hunting and trading

of elephants, lions, leopards and rhinos; if not, what is the position in this regard;

if so, what are the changes with regard to individuals on the HLP;

(2) what (a) is the name of each person who has resigned from the HLP and (b) are

the reasons for each resignation? NW1394E

1099. Ms H Ismail (DA) to ask the Minister of Health:

(1) What is the current average collection rate of medication at all public health

facilities in each province;

(2) in view of the fact that patients with tuberculosis and/or HIV/Aids are more

susceptible to the coronavirus, what measures will his department put in place

to (a) trace patients who have defaulted on their medication because of the

lockdown to curb the spread of Covid-19 and (b) assist in the distribution of the

medication in each province? NW1395E


(1) How does his department (a) choose and (b) allocate the service providers that

provide food at each quarantine site;

(2) whether the tenders to provide food at quarantine sites are advertised; if not,

why not; if so, where are they advertised;

(3) (a) on what basis are the service providers procured and (b) what amount is

budgeted for the tenders? NW1396E


Whether any medical studies have been conducted on the effects of 5G radiation; if not,

why not; if so, what (a) studies have been conducted and (b) are the effects thereof? NW1397E

1102. Mrs M B Hicklin (DA) to ask the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure:

(1) What is her department doing to facilitate the recapitalisation of funds in her

department;

(2) how does her department (a) plan appropriately and (b) allocate budgets for

renovations of current assets and/or the capitalisation of new projects without

an accurate Immovable Asset Register;



(3) what measures have been introduced to address the challenges of registration

and transformation of the council since the oversight visit to the Council for the

Built Environment in August 2019? NW1398E

1103. Mrs M B Hicklin (DA) to ask the Minister of Health:

Following the announcement by the National Coronavirus Command Council on 2

April 2020 that South Africans may travel overseas to seek medical attention, what

measures are in place to accommodate South Africans stranded in (a) Zimbabwe, (b)

Mozambique, (c) Botswana and (d) Eswatini who need to be repatriated back to the

Republic for health reasons? NW1399E

1104. Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) to ask the Minister of Tourism:

(a) Which training courses, conducted through her department, have been run (i) in the

past three financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2020, (b) where were the training courses

run, (c) how were students identified, (d) what number of students attended, completed

and did not complete each training course, (e) what exams were written in each case,

(f) what number of students wrote, passed and failed the exams, (g) where is each course

recognised and (h) which of these graduates were employed? NW1400E


(a) By what date will the Mandela capture site in KwaZulu-Natal have infrastructure

that lights it up after sunset, (b) what was the cost of each line item related to the

construction of the site, (c) what number of months were spent on the construction of

the specified site, (d) what is the tourism statistics in each month (i) for the past three

financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2020 and (e) what amount in terms of income has

the site generated (i) in the past three financial years and (ii) since 1 April 2020? NW1401E


With reference to the State visit by German Chancellor, Ms Angela Merkel, to the

Republic on 6 February 2020, (a) what discussions took place pertaining to tourism, (b)

what resolutions and/or agreements were reached in this regard and (c) how will her

department monitor the implementation of the resolutions and/or agreements?NW1402E

1107. Mr M J Cuthbert (DA) to ask the Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition:

(1) Whether, with reference to his reply to question 259 on 25 May 2020, he will

furnish Mr M J Cuthbert with the (a) names and (b) job titles of each employee

of his department who has been on sabbatical leave since 1 January 2019; if not,

in each case, why not; if so, what are the relevant details in each case;

(2) whether any of the specified employees have subsequently applied for an

additional period of sabbatical leave; if so, what are the relevant details of the

additional period of leave (a) requested and (b) granted in each case?NW1403E



1108. Mr M J Cuthbert (DA) to ask the Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition:

Whether, with reference to his reply to question 259 on 25 May 2020, he will furnish

Mr M J Cuthbert with a detailed list of the (a) names and (b) job titles of each employee

of his department who incurred expenditure on business class flights? NW1404E

1109. Mr M Waters (DA) to ask the Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition:

(1) What (a) are the names of the top 50 organisations in the past 10 financial years

that received the highest amount of funding from the National Lottery and (b)

was the value of funding in each case in each specified financial year;

(2) whether the National Lottery has conducted audits on the specified

organisations to ensure that the money allocated in the specified financial years

was indeed spent on what was stated; if so, (a) which organisations and/or

entities were audited, (b) in which year and (c) what were the adverse findings? NW1405E

1110. Mr M Waters (DA) to ask the Minister of Police:

(1) Whether the City of Ekurhuleni Metro Police training academy meets all

national standards as far as training facilities are concerned; if not, (a) which

aspects fail to meet the minimum national standards, (b) on what date was the

last inspection of the training academy conducted and (c) what were the findings

of the inspection;

(2) (a) what is the (i) actual and (ii) optimal number of training instructors at the

training academy, (b) what are the qualifications of each instructor, (c) do the

qualifications meet the legal requirement, (d) what is the name of each instructor

who does not meet the minimum qualification requirements and (e) what is the

rank of each training instructor? NW1406E

1111. Mr M Waters (DA) to ask the Minister of Communications:

Whether any (a) person and/or (b) entity paid the SA Broadcasting Corporation (SABC)

to appear on a certain programme (name furnished); if so; (a) what are the names of

each person and/or entity, (b) what amount did they pay in each case and (c) was the

money declared in the SABC financials? NW1407E

1112. Mr T W Mhlongo (DA) to ask the Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture:

Whether he will furnish Mr T W Mhlongo with a copy of the report of the benchmarking

and fact-finding visit to the United Kingdom by officials of his department in 2019; if

not, why not; if so, by what date? NW1408E

1113. Mrs V van Dyk (DA) to ask the Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture:

(1) What were the salaries of certain persons (details furnished) in the (a) 2014-15,

(b) 2015-16, (c) 2016-17, (d) 2017-18 and (e) 2018-19 financial years;

(2) what is the variance in staff costs between the senior management salary band

and top management band in the (a) 2014-15, (b) 2015-16, (c) 2016-17, (d)

2017-18 and (e) 2018-19 financial years? NW1409E



1114. Mrs V van Dyk (DA) to ask the Minister of Public Enterprises:

(1) What (a) is the extent of land owned in hectares by Eskom in each province, (b)

size in hectares of the specified land owned by Eskom is classified as farm land

in each province and (c) is the estimated value of the land owned by Eskom in

each province;

(2) whether Eskom leases any of the farm land it owns to farmers in each province;

if not, (a) why not and (b) what is the position in this regard; if so, what (i) is

the extent of land classified as farm land that Eskom leases out to farmers in

each province and (ii) income does Eskom generate each month from leasing

out land classified as farm land in each province;

(3) whether Eskom sold any land classified as farm land that it owns in each

province (a) in each of the past five financial years and (b) since 1 April 2020;

if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the relevant details in

each case? NW1410E

1115. Mrs V van Dyk (DA) to ask the Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy:

(a) Who are the directors of Ghunu Diamonds at the Brazil mine in Namaqualand, (b)

which licence rights (i) have they applied for and (ii) have been afforded to them, (c)

for how long will the licence be valid and (d) what total amount has the company put

aside for rehabilitation? NW1411E

1116. Mr W Horn (DA) to ask the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services:

With reference to the deployment of members of the Emergency Support Team (EST)

from the Limpopo, Mpumalanga and North-West region to work at the KwaZulu-Natal

regional head office of the Department of Correctional Services in Pietermaritzburg,

(a) on what date did the deployment commence and (b) what has been the total costs

related to (i) the deployment, (ii) travel and subsistence, (iii) accommodation and (iv)

any additional payment to the relevant EST members? NW1412E


What are the details of the additional support that were made available to the

Community Corrections division of the Department of Correctional Services to enable

it to properly and effectively deal with the monitoring of the 19 000 inmates to be

released as part of the programme to decrease overpopulation of correctional centres

amid the Covid-19 pandemic? NW1413E


Whether he has considered the parole application of a certain person (name and details

furnished); if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what was the outcome of his

consideration? NW1414E

1119. Mr W F Faber (DA) to ask the Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture:

(1) Whether, with reference to the findings of the Attorney-General of the United

States of America on the alleged US$ 10 million bribe paid to the Federation of

International Football Associations (FIFA) officials to vote for South Africa to



host the 2010 FIFA World Cup, the identities of (a) co-conspirator 15 and (b)

co-conspirator 16 is known; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what

are the names of each co-conspirator;

(2) whether he will launch an investigation into the alleged bribe paid through the

Diaspora Legacy Fund which was covered up as a Government directive by the

former Minister of Sports and Recreation, Mr F A Mbalula; if not, why not; if

so, what are the relevant details;

(3) will he investigate the report on irregularities raised in the report of the SA

Football Association Chief Executive Officer, Mr Dennis Mumble, on certain

persons (details furnished)? NW1415E

1120. Ms M D Hlengwa (IFP) to ask the Minister of Health:

(1) (a) Who are all the suppliers of the personal protective equipment (PPE) that his

department will be providing, (b) what is the total number of the PPEs that has

been supplied and (c) what total monetary value did the PPE cost;

(2) whether there are any PPEs that are sourced locally in the Republic; if not, why

not; if so, what are the full relevant details? NW1417E

1121. Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) to ask the Minister of Health:

By what date is it envisaged that his department will fill the 13% vacancy rate at Chris

Hani Baragwanath Hospital (details furnished)? NW1419E


(1) With reference to the recent oversight visit to the Chris Hani Baragwanath

Hospital, where it was brought to our attention that there is a challenge with

managing personal protective equipment (PPE) stock for workers, which is a

challenge in many other hospitals, what has the department done to standardise

stock control of PPEs (a) nationally, (b) provincially and (c) in local clinics;

(2) whether the system differs per capacity of each facility; if not, what is the

position in this regard; if so, what are the relevant details? NW1420E


With reference to his department’s submission to the Portfolio Committee on Health

that the current supply of personal protective equipment (PPE) sits at 10% local and

export from other countries at 90%, what steps has his department taken to ensure that

local suppliers of PPE are included, especially rural and township designers and

suppliers? NW1421E

1124. Dr S S Thembekwayo (EFF) to ask the Minister of Health:

(1) Whether he has been informed about an anonymous tip-off from a healthcare

worker in Gauteng that the National Institute Communicable Disease has

advised to no longer conduct secondary retests to patients who have supposedly

recovered; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what the relevant

details;



(2) what are the conditions of second tests being conducted on those who have

tested negative and then requested a second test and (b) how often do healthcare

workers in hospitals and clinics undergo testing of Coronavirus, more so the

workforce that works with patients of Covid-19? NW1424E


With reference to an oversight visit by the Portfolio Committee on Health to the Chris

Hani Baragwanath Hospital in February 2020, where it was found that the number of

infants and children suffering from malnutrition and kwashiorkor had increased, (a)

what is the overall status of malnutrition and kwashiorkor cases of children reported

around the Republic, (b) how does his department plan on intervening for mothers and

children who suffer from malnutrition behind recovery at hospitals and (c) what

measures have been put in place to ensure interventions go beyond hospital care? NW1425E


With reference to his undertakings that the Republic’s participation in vaccination trials

for coronavirus as the country is part of the Health Emergency Solidarity Trial under

the auspices of the World Health Organizations and further made an assertion that fears

raised by society around this should not be the case as the nature and ethics of the trials

are unfounded because times have changed, in what way (a) have the ethics of the trials

changed from their historical association with the abuse of human rights and dignity

and (b) will the Republic be participating as guinea pigs and/or as collaborators of the

scientific process from initial stages and not just on the receiving end? NW1426E

1127. Ms N P Sonti (EFF) to as the Minister of Social Development:

In light of the fact that one of the requirements for the unemployed to receive the social

relief grant of R350 during the lockdown period to curb the spread of Covid-19 is to

have a bank account and in view of the fact that this aspect alienated many who truly

need the R350, more so in rural areas like Mpumalanga where traveling to and from

town can cost up to R200, (a) in what way has his department made alternative means

of ensuring persons can register for the grant even when they don’t meet the whole

criteria and (b) how are beneficiaries of this particular grant being assisted in cases of

not having (i) an identity document and/or (ii) proof of residence for the homeless? NW1429E

1128. Ms R N Komane (EFF) to ask the Minister of Health:

With reference to the admission by The Presidency that information regarding Covid-19

was intentionally withheld from the public stating managing of panic as a reason to do

so, (a) which information in particular was kept away from the public, (b) how has

and/or will this affect public response to lockdown regulations and (c) what is the true

status of hospitals in handling the pandemic? NW1430E

1129. Ms R N Komane (EFF) to ask the Minister of Health:

What is the new strategy for curbing new community infections for coronavirus since

the lockdown has not manifested tangible outcomes of reducing new infections in

communities? NW1431E



1130. Mrs N R Mashabela (EFF) to ask the Minister of Basic Education:

In light of the fact that 1,5 million pre-schoolers stand to not have centres to go back

to post the lockdown to curb the spread of Covid-19 because of the failure to support

early childhood development centres and teachers during the lockdown, what (a)

measures has her department put in place to ensure that (i) no Early Childhood

Development (ECD) jobs are lost post the lockdown to curb the spread of Covid-19 and

(ii) children’s access to ECD will be guaranteed post the lockdown and (b) additional

measures of support has been extended to ECD following various reports stating the

failure of the department to support ECD? NW1432E

1131. Mr W T I Mafanya (EFF) to ask the Minister of Police:

With reference to a certain person (name furnished), who is a victim of brutal gender-

based violence, (details furnished), (a) what is the reason behind the specified person

not having been given a new court appearance date to date, (b) how does his department

co-ordinate informing plaintiffs of new court appearance dates during the lockdown to

curb the spread of Covid-19 and (c) why is gender-based violence not a priority case

during the lockdown when an increase in violence against women was said to be the

case? NW1433E

SUMMARY OF QUESTIONS

QUESTIONS FOR ORAL REPLY

ENDORSED AS UNANSWERED IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULE

143(2)

WEDNESDAY, 4 MARCH 2020

CLUSTER 1: PEACE AND SECURITY

24. Mr N S Matiase (EFF) (p 5)—Defence and Military Veterans.

WEDNESDAY, 27 MAY 2020

CLUSTER 2: SOCIAL SERVICES AND

CLUSTER 3: GOVERNANCE



QUESTION STANDING OVER FROM WEDNESDAY, 27 MAY 2020 IN

ACCORDANCE WITH RULE 144(1)(b)

119. Mr M Gungubele (ANC) (p 24)—Social Development.

QUESTIONS FOR WRITTEN REPLY

ENDORSED AS UNANSWERED IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULE

146(3)

THURSDAY, 13 FEBRUARY 2020

◙1. Dr P J Groenewald (FF Plus) (p 2)—Defence and Military Veterans.†

◙5. Dr P J Groenewald (FF Plus) (p 4)—Public Enterprises.

◙14. Mr G A Gardee (EFF) (p 6)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙31. Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) (p 9)—Social Development.

◙45. Mr N P Masipa (p 47)—Finance.[Interdepartmentally transferred from Agriculture,

Land Reform and Rural Development on 21 February 2020]

◙56. Mr C Brink (DA) (p 14)—Finance.

◙68. Mr M Bagraim (DA) (p 16)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙72. Mr G G Hill-Lewis (DA) (p 17)—Finance.

◙85. Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 19)—Public Enterprises.

◙93. Mrs M Clarke (DA) (p 21)—Public Service and Administration.

◙94. Mrs M O Clarke (DA) (p 21)—Public Service and Administration.

◙96. Dr M MGondwe (DA) (p 22)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙103. Ms S J Graham (DA) (p 23)—Police.

FRIDAY, 21 FEBRUARY 2020

◙115. Mr A M Shaik Emam (NFP) (p 27)—Finance.

◙118. Ms N P Sonti (EFF) (p 27)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙122. Ms N NChirwa (EFF) (p 28)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙126. Mr N F Shivambu (EFF) (p 28)—Public Enterprises.

◙146. Ms B S Masango (DA) (p 35)—Social Development.

◙153. Ms D Kohler (DA) (p 36)—State Security.

◙165. Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 39)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙168. Mr M L Shelembe (DA) (p 39)—Defence and Military Veterans.



FRIDAY, 28 FEBRUARY 2020

◙201. Mr A M Shaik Emam (NFP) (p 63)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙203. Mr M L Shelembe (DA) (p 63)—Defence and Military Veterans.[16] [Question

submitted for oral reply now placed for written reply because it is in excess of

quota (Rule 137(8))]

◙216. Mr P PKeetse (EFF) (p 65)—Finance.

◙222. Dr S SThembekwayo (EFF) (p 66)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙234. Ms B M van Minnen (DA) (p 69)—Public Enterprises.

◙235. Mr C MacKenzie (DA) (p 69)—Communications.

◙237. Mr C MacKenzie (DA) (p 69)—Communications.

◙2. Mrs C Phillips (DA) (p 70)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

◙244. Mrs A Steyn (DA) (p 71)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

◙245. Ms E L Powell (DA) (p 71)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙249. Mr J Selfe (DA) (p 72)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙264. Mr M Waters (DA) (p 75)—Social Development.

◙268. Ms C V King (DA) (p 76)—Social Development.

◙269. Ms P T van Damme (DA) (p 76)—Communications.


◙277. Mr Z N Mbhele (DA) (p 78)—Small Business Development.

FRIDAY, 6 MARCH 2020

◙279. Mr A M Shaik Emam (NFP) (p 92)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural

Development.

◙281. Mr I M Groenewald (FF Plus) (p 93)—Finance.

◙285. Ms N Tafeni (EFF) (p 93)—Transport.

◙292. Mr P PKeetse (EFF) (p 94)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙301. Ms L L van der Merwe (IFP) (p 96)—Social Development.

◙303. Mr R A Lees (DA) (p 96)—Finance.

◙311. Mr C Mackenzie (DA) (p 99)—Communications.

◙313. Mr C Brink (DA) (p 99)—Public Service and Administration.


◙328. Mr K J Mileham (DA) (p 102)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

◙329. Mr L J Basson (DA) (p 103)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙330. Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 103)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙331. Mrs E R Wilson (DA) (p 103)—Health.





◙334. Ms S Gwarube (DA) (p 104)—Health.



◙337. Mr M Bagraim (DA) (p 104)—Health.



◙351. Mrs N I Tarabella Marchesi (DA) (p 107)—Basic Education.




◙374. Ms O M C Maotwe (EFF) (p 126)—Public Enterprises.

◙375. Ms O M C Maotwe (EFF) (p 126)—Public Enterprises.

◙376. Mrs M R Mohlala (EFF) (p 126)—Finance.



◙388. Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) (p 128)—Social Development.

◙397. Ms B M van Minnen (DA) (p 130)—Finance.

◙402. Ms C V King (DA) (p 131)—Social Development.

◙410. Ms D Kohler (DA) (p 132)—Justice and Correctional Services.


◙415. Ms H Ismail (DA) (p 133)—Health.

◙418. Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 134)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙419. Dr L A Schreiber (DA) to ask the President of the Republic.

◙420. Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 134)—Finance.

◙422. Mr M L Shelembe (DA) (p 135)—Defence and Military Veterans.


◙433. Mr N P Masipa (DA) (p 137)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.



◙446. Mr W Horn (DA) (p 139)—Justice and Correctional Services.


◙450. Mr M Waters (DA) (p 140)—Justice and Correctional Services.




◙457. Mr F J Mulder (FF Plus) (p154)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙458. Mr P Mey (FF Plus) (p155)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙459. Mr M G E Hendricks (Al Jama-ah) (p155)—Social Development.

◙460. Mr P A van Staden (FF Plus) (p155)—Health.

◙464. Mr R A Lees (DA) (p156)—Public Enterprises.

◙478. Mr C Brink (DA) (p159)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙480. Mrs D van der Walt (DA) (p160)—Basic Education.

◙481. Mrs D van der Walt (DA) (p160)—Basic Education.

◙484. Ms E L Powell (DA) (p161)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙493. Mrs E R Wilson (DA) (p163)—Health.

◙497. Mr M Waters (DA) (p163)—Finance.

◙500. Dr M MGondwe (DA) (p164)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙501. Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p164)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙502. Mrs N I TarabellaMarchesi (DA) (p165)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙503. Mr M Bagraim (DA) (p165)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙505. Ms P T van Damme (DA) (p165)—Communications.

◙514. Mr W Horn (DA) (p167)—Justice and Correctional Services.



FRIDAY, 17 APRIL 2020

◙518. Mr P A van Staden (FF Plus) (p 180)—Health.

◙521. Mr H A Shembeni (EFF) (p 180)—Police.

◙522. Mr R A Lees (DA) (p 181)—Public Enterprises.



◙529. Ms B M van Minnen (DA) (p 182)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.


◙532. Mrs C Phillips (DA) (p 182)—Police.

◙533. Mrs C Phillips (DA) (p 183)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙534. Mr D W Macpherson (DA) (p 260)—Police. [Interdepartmentally transferred from

Justice and Correctional Services on 1 May 2020]

◙536. Mr D Joseph (DA) (p 183)—Finance.









◙551. Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 186)—Public Service and Administration.

◙557. Mrs M O Clarke (DA) (p 187)—Public Enterprises.


◙560. Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 187)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙561. Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 188)—Justice and Correctional Services.




◙572. Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) (p 189)—Health.

◙574. Mrs S M Mokgotho (EFF) (p 190)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙578. Mr K Ceza (EFF) (p 190)—Social Development.

◙579. Mr K Ceza (EFF) (p 190)—Transport.

◙580. Ms N R Komane (EFF) (p 190)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙593. Mrs T P Msane (EFF) (p 192)—Finance.

◙596. Mrs D B Ngwenya (EFF) (p 192)—Social Development.

◙597. Ms N Tafeni (EFF) (p 192)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙601. Mr P Sindane (EFF) (p 193)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙604. Mr M M Chabangu (EFF) (p 193)—Transport.

◙606. Mr I M Groenewald (FF Plus) (p 237)—Finance. [Interdepartmentally transferred

from Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs on 24 April 2020]

FRIDAY, 24 APRIL 2020


◙610. Mr K P Sithole (IFP) (p 205)—Transport.

◙611. Ms M D Hlengwa (IFP) (p 205)—Health.

◙619. Mrs S M Mokgotho (EFF) (p 207)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙621. Ms R N Komane (EFF) (p 208)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙622. Ms R N Komane (EFF) (p 208)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙624. Mrs C C S Motsepe (EFF) (p 208)—Social Development.

◙625. Mrs C C S Motsepe (EFF) (p 208)—Police.






◙629. Mrs N J Nolutshungu (EFF) (p 209)—Transport.

◙630. Mrs N J Nolutshungu (EFF) (p 209)—Transport.



◙635. Mrs M R Mohlala (EFF) (p 209)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙638. Ms L H Arries (EFF) (p 210)—Social Development.

◙639. Ms L H Arries (EFF) (p 210)—Social Development.

◙642. Ms N V Mente (EFF) (p 210)—Police.

◙645. Mr R A Lees (DA) (p 211)—Finance.

◙647. Mr A G Whitfield (DA) (p 211)—Police.

◙648. Mr A G Whitfield (DA) (p 212)—Police.

◙649. Mrs A Steyn (DA) (p 212)—Social Development.





◙658. Adv G Breytenbach (DA) (p 214)—Justice and Correctional Services.







◙668. Mr M S Malatsi (DA) (p 216)—Minister in The Presidency.



◙673. Mr M Bagraim (DA) (p 217)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙674. Mr M Bagraim (DA) (p 218)—Justice and Correctional Services.



◙678. Mr S J F Marais (DA) (p 218)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙680. Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 219)—Basic Education.



◙683. Mr M Waters (DA) (p 220)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

◙684. Mr M Waters (DA) (p 220)—Transport.




◙698. Prof C T Msimang (IFP) (p 224)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙701. Prof C T Msimang (IFP) (p 224)—Justice and Correctional Services.

FRIDAY, 1 MAY 2020





◙710. Mrs C C S Motsepe (EFF) (p 240)—Health.

◙712. Mrs C C S Motsepe (EFF) (p 240)—Police.

◙714. Mrs L F Tito (EFF) (p 241)—Police.

◙715. Mrs N R Mashabela (EFF) (p 241)—Basic Education.

◙716. Mr R A Lees (DA) (p 241)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.


◙722. Mrs N I Tarabella Marchesi (DA) (p 243)—Basic Education.

◙725. Adv G Breytenbach (DA) (p 244)—President of the Republic.

◙726. Adv G Breytenbach (DA) (p 244)—President of the Republic.




◙734. Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 246)—Basic Education.

◙736. Mr M Waters (DA) (p 246)—Transport.



◙742. Mr C Mackenzie (DA) (p 247)—Communications.


◙754. Dr P J Groenewald (FF Plus) (p 250)—Police.†

FRIDAY, 8 MAY 2020

◙757. Mr M G E Hendricks (Al-Jama-ah) (p 267)—Small Business Development.



◙758. Mr M G E Hendricks (Al Jama-ah) (p 267)—Justice and Correctional Services.



◙770. Dr L A Schreiber (DA) (p 270)—Public Service and Administration.

◙773. Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 271)—Finance.

◙775. Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 271)—Police.

◙776. Mr M Waters (DA) (p 271)—Justice and Correctional Services.


◙781. Mr Z N Mbhele (DA) (p 272)—Small Business Development.

◙785. Mrs A Steyn (DA) (p 273)—President of the Republic.


790. Ms S Gwarube (DA) (p 274)—Health.


◙798. Dr P J Groenewald (FF Plus) (p 328)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

[Interdepartmentally transferred from Cooperative Governance and Traditional

Affairs on 15 May 2020]

◙800. Mr W W Wessels (FF Plus) (p 277)—Social Development.

FRIDAY, 15 MAY 2020

◙802. Mr N Singh (IFP) (p 294)—Minister in The Presidency.

◙806. Ms M D Hlengwa (IFP) (p 294)—Health.

◙809. Ms Z Majozi (IFP) (p 295)—Police.

◙810. Ms Z Majozi (IFP) (p 295)—Police.

◙814. Mr K P Sithole (IFP) (p 296)—Transport.

◙815. Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) (p 296)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙816. Inkosi R N Cebekhulu (IFP) (p 296)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural

Development.

◙817. Ms Z Majozi (IFP) (p 296)—Communications.

◙819. Mr P A van Staden (FF Plus) (p 297)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

◙820. Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) (p 297)—Social Development.

◙821. Ms N N Chirwa (EFF) (p 297)—Health.

◙824. Mr M K Montwedi (EFF) (p 298)—Health.

◙827. Mr M K Chabangu (EFF) (p 298)—Mineral Resources and Energy.






◙831. Mr D W Macpherson (DA) (p 299)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

◙833. Mr D W Macpherson (DA) (p 300)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

◙841. Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 301)—Tourism.



◙853. Dr D T George (DA) (p 303)—Finance.

◙855. Ms S J Graham (DA) (p 304)—Public Works and Infrastructure.



◙858. Mr M N Nxumalo (IFP) (p 305)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

◙862. Mr H C C Krüger (DA) (p 306)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

◙866. Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) (p 307)—Defence and Military Veterans.

◙869. Mr M Bagraim (DA) (p 307)—Finance.

◙875. Prof B Bozzoli (DA) (p 309)—Justice and Correctional Services.

◙876. Prof B Bozzoli (DA) (p 309)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

◙877. Mr C Brink (DA) (p 310)—Police.

◙878. Mr C Brink (DA) (p 310)—Public Enterprises.

◙879. Mr C Brink (DA) (p 310)—Public Service and Administration.

◙880. Mr G K Y Cachalia (DA) (p 310)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

◙881. Mr G K Y Cachalia (DA) (p 311)—Social Development.

◙883. Mr M Chetty (DA) (p 311)—State Security.

◙885. Mr M Chetty (DA) (p 312)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

◙886. Mrs M O Clarke (DA) (p 312)—Transport.

◙887. Mrs M O Clarke (DA) (p 312)—Minister in The Presidency.

◙889. Mrs H Denner (FF Plus) (p 313)—Public Service and Administration.

FRIDAY, 22 MAY 2020

899. Ms M S Khawula (EFF) (p 345)—Social Development. [Interdepartmentally

transferred from Minister in The Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with

Disabilities on 19 May 2020]. [174] [Question submitted for oral reply now

placed for written reply because it is in excess of quota (Rule 137(8))]

900. Ms H Ismail (DA) (p 345)—Health. [181] [Question submitted for oral reply now

placed for written reply because it is in excess of quota (Rule 137(8))]



901. Mr L J Basson (DA) (p 345)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation. [182]

[Question submitted for oral reply now placed for written reply because it is in

excess of quota (Rule 137(8))]

902. Mrs E R Wilson (DA) (p 346)—Health. [183] [Question submitted for oral reply

now placed for written reply because it is in excess of quota (Rule 137(8))]

906. Rev K R J Meshoe (ACDP) (p 346)—President of the Republic.

908. Mr V Zungula (ATM) (p 347)—Finance.

909. Ms T L Marawu (ATM) (p 347)—Public Enterprises.

910. Ms T L Marawu (ATM) (p 347)—Employment and Labour.

911. Mr V Zungula (ATM) (p 347)—Small Business Development.

913. Mr P A van Staden (FF Plus) (p 348)—Public Works and Infrastructure.

914. Mr P A van Staden (FF Plus) (p 348)—Health.

915. Mr W W Wessels (FF Plus) (p 348)—Finance.

916. Mr W W Wessels (FF Plus) (p 348)—Small Business Development.

917. Mr W W Wessels (FF Plus) (p 349)—Public Enterprises.

920. Dr P J Groenewald (FF Plus) (p 350)—Police.†

921. Mr F J Mulder (FF Plus) (p 351)—Home Affairs.

922. Mr F J Mulder (FF Plus) (p 351)—Justice and Correctional Services.

925. Dr C P Mulder (FF Plus) (p 352)—Communications.

926. Dr W J Boshoff (FF Plus) (p 352)—Basic Education.

928. Dr W J Boshoff (FF Plus) (p 353)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

931. Mr P Mey (FF Plus) (p 354)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

932. Mr P Mey (FF Plus) (p 354)—Environmental Affairs, Forestry and Fisheries.

933. Mr P Mey (FF Plus) (p 355)—Transport.

934. Dr C P Mulder (FF Plus) (p 355)—State Security.

935. Ms T Breedt (FF Plus) (p 355)—Social Development.

936. Ms T Breedt (FF Plus) (p 356)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

938. Ms L L van der Merwe (IFP) (p 356)—Home Affairs.

940. Ms L L van der Merwe (IFP) (p 357)—Social Development.

942. Inkosi R N Chebekhulu (IFP) (p 357)—Justice and Correctional Services.

943. Mr X Ngwezi (IFP) (p 357)—Employment and Labour.

944. Ms H S Winkler (DA) (p 358)—Environmental Affairs, Forestry and Fisheries.

948. Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 358)—Police.

949. Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 359)—Police.

950. Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) (p 413)—Tourism. [Amended]



951. Mr M Waters (DA) (p 359)—Basic Education.

952. Mr M Waters (DA) (p 359)—Basic Education.

953. Mr M Waters (DA) (p 359)—Police.

954. Mr W F Faber (DA) (p 360)—Sports, Arts and Culture.



957. Ms S J Graham (DA) (p 360)—Public Works and Infrastructure.



960. Mrs V van Dyk (DA) (p 361)—Sports, Arts and Culture.

961. Mr Z N Mbhele (DA) (p 361)—Small Business Development.

962. Mr Z N Mbhele (DA) (p 361)—Police.

964. Mrs C Phillips (DA) (p 362)—Social Development.

965. Mr R A Lees (DA) (p 362)—President of the Republic.

969. Ms B M van Minnen (DA) (p 363)—Finance.



972. Ms B S Masango (DA) (p 363)—Social Development.



975. Ms C V King (DA) (p 364)—Health.

976. Mr D W Macpherson (DA) (p 364)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

977. Mrs D van der Walt (DA) (p 364)—Basic Education.



981. Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 365)—State Security.

982. Mr G K Y Cachalia (DA) (p 365)—Public Enterprises.



986. Mr M K Montwedi (EFF) (p 366)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

987. Mrs H Denner (FF Plus) (p 367)—Public Service and Administration.

988. Mrs H Denner (FF Plus) (p 367)—Employment and Labour.

989. Mrs H Denner (FF Plus) (p 367)—Sports, Arts and Culture.



FRIDAY, 29 MAY 2020

990. Ms M E Sukers (ACDP) (p 384)—Basic Education.

991. Mr W M Thring (ACDP) (p 384)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

992. Ms M E Sukers (ACDP) (p 384)—Basic Education.




996. Inkosi B N Luthuli (IFP) (p 385)—Sports, Arts and Culture.

997. Mr S L Ngcobo (IFP) (p 385)—Higher Education, Science and Technology.

998. Ms M D Hlengwa (IFP) (p 385)—Health.

999. Mr M N Nxumalo (IFP) (p 386)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

1000. Dr P J Groenewald (FF Plus) (p 386)—Health.†

1001. Mr S N August (Good) (p 386)—Justice and Correctional Services.


1003. Mr M Hlengwa (IFP) (p 387)—International Relations and Cooperation.


1005. Ms Z Majozi (IFP) (p 387)—Police.

1006. Mr N Singh (IFP) (p 387)—Environmental Affairs, Forestry and Fisheries.

1007. Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) (p 388)—Basic Education.

1008. Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) (p 388)—Social Development.

1009. Ms A M M Weber (DA) (p 388)—Mineral Resources and Energy.

1010. Ms A L A Abrahams (DA) (p 388)—Social Development.

1011. Ms A M M Weber (DA) (p 389)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

1012. Mrs A Steyn (DA) (p 389)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.



1015. Prof B Bozzoli (DA) (p 390)—Higher Education, Science and Technology.






1021. Mr C H H Hunsinger (DA) (p 391)—Transport.






1025. Mrs D van der Walt (DA) to ask the Minister of Social Development:

[Interdepartmentally transferred from Basic Education on 5 June 2020]

What (a) measures does her department have in place to (i) identify homeless children

and (ii) ensure that they go to school and (b) challenges has her department experienced

in implementing the specified measures? NW1315E

1026. Mrs G Opperman (DA) (p 392)—Home Affairs.


1028. Ms H S Winkler (DA) (p 393)—Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development.

1029. Ms H Ismail (DA) (p 393)—Health.



1032. Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) to ask the Minister of Tourism: [Amended]

(a)(i) On what date and (ii) how was the Registrar of Tourist Guides appointed, (b)

what are the details of other candidates who were available to be appointed as Registrar,

(c) what criteria were used to appoint the Registrar, (d) why was the incumbent chosen

as Registrar, (e) on what date (i) did the term of the current Registrar commence and

(ii) will the term end and (f) what remuneration, infrastructure and facilities are

provided for the Registrar? NW1322E

1033. Mr M S F de Freitas (DA) to ask the Minister of Tourism: [Amended]

With reference to the duties of the Registrar of Tourist Guides, (a) what number of tour

guides were registered on the central database in each province in each month (aa) in

each of the past three financial years and (bb) since 1 April 2020 and (b) what (i)

number of tour guides had their applications for registration rejected in the specified

period in each province in each month and (ii) were the reasons for rejecting the

applications in each case? NW1323E

1035. Dr M J Cardo (DA) (p 394)—Employment and Labour.



1038. Mr M Waters (DA) (p 394)—Police.

1039. Mr M Waters (DA) (p 395)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

1040. Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 395)—Social Development.

1041. Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 395)—Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation.

1042. Dr M M Gondwe (DA) (p 395)—Defence and Military Veterans.

1043. Mrs N I Tarabella Marchesi (DA) (p 395)—Basic Education.

1044. Mrs N I Tarabella Marchesi (DA) (p 396)—Basic Education.



1045. Mr D W Macpherson (DA) (p 396)—Trade, Industry and Competition.




1049. Mr T W Mhlongo (DA) (p 397)—Sports, Arts and Culture.

1050. Mr T W Mhlongo (DA) (p 397)—Sports, Arts and Culture.




1054. Mr Z N Mbhele (DA) (p 398)—Trade, Industry and Competition.

1055. Mr Z N Mbhele (DA) (p 398)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

1056. Mr Z N Mbhele (DA) (p 398)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs.

1057. Mr I M Groenewald (FF Plus) (p 399)—Cooperative Governance and Traditional

Affairs.


1059. Mr N Singh (IFP) (p 399)—Environmental Affairs, Forestry and Fisheries.

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