On a point of emphasis, Chairperson, section 77 of the Constitution requires all Money Bills to be considered in accordance with the procedure established by the Money Bills Amendment Procedure and Related Matters Act of 2009. Section 11 of the Money Bill Act provides a procedure for passing Revenue Bill. It requires that the revenue rates be consistent with the fiscal framework consider: equity, efficiency, certainty and ease of collections; the composition of tax revenue regional and international tax fare and the impact on development investment, employment and economic growth. These are all essentials as President Cyril Ramaphosa highlighted critical elements to be implemented to rejuvenate the South African economy: Implementing growth enhancing economic reform such as broadband spectrum allocation; restructuring the electricity sector and regulation of the transport sector to lower prices; reprioritisation of the public spending to support job creation and the economic growth; and establishing an infrastructure front, addressing urgent matters in education and health, and investing in municipal social infrastructure improvement as well as investing in the infrastructure in rural communities of our country.