Mr B Radebe (ANC) observed it was important to share the experiences of both parties. He made it clear to the Malawian delegation that Parliament was overseeing the executive authority of the country. In turn, the Committee had the responsibility of policing the Parliament. Everything was done according to the ...
Mr B Radebe (ANC) appreciated the presentation and the timely distribution so that Members had had time to reflect on it. He congratulated the team on the clean audit. The Acting Secretary had said that she wanted to improve and move forward. He was concerned about the system being used ...
Mr B Radebe (ANC) apologised for being late and said he was at another meeting; he had no intention of undermining AGSA. He appreciated the five years of clean audits but he was concerned about the inadequate services rendered by Parliament. The turnaround time to reimburse Members what was unreasonably ...
Mr B Radebe (ANC) appreciated the input made by the Department. He said the consideration of contract management was crucial and had to be enforced for the maintenance costs to not escalate unnecessarily. He asked how the DPWI checked the value of the work being provided by the contractors.
Mr B Radebe (ANC) said the Garane matter must be treated with the sensitivity it deserves, and should not be used for political point scoring. The PSC report was well-appreciated and the incident was a sharp learning curve which must never be repeated again. It must be acknowledged that Parliament ...
