Simanga Happy Mbuyane

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Simanga Happy Mbuyane

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Committee Meetings Attended

  • Trade, Industry and Competition Debt Relief Bill: deliberations on Subcommittee recommendations
    7 Nov 2017

    Debt Relief Committee Draft Bill not handed out to the public
    The Sub-Committee on Debt Relief reported back to the Portfolio Committee on its 1 November meeting to address flagged concerns in the Debt Relief Committee Bill. The National Credit Regulator, National Consumer Tribunal and the Department of Trade and ...

  • Trade, Industry and Competition Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) Quarter 2 performance
    1 Nov 2017

    The Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) briefed the Committee on its Second Quarter financial and non-financial performance reports. For the first time in its history, and that of its predecessor CIPRO, CIPC had achieved a clean audit. CIPC had met 70% of its targets. The IKS target had been ...

  • Trade, Industry and Competition DTI, National Consumer Commission & NRCS Quarter 2 Performance
    31 Oct 2017

    The Department of Trade and Industry and two if its entities: the National Regulator for Compulsory Specifications and the National Consumer Commission briefed the Committee on their Quarter 2 Performance Reports for 2017/18.

    The DTI achieved 83% of its target as per Annual Performance Plan. The achievements include the implementation ...

  • Trade, Industry and Competition Debt Relief Committee Bill: response to stakeholders; Localisation Inquiry terms of reference; SAFDA; Copyright Amendment Bill technical panel
    24 Oct 2017

    Draft documents not handed out to the public

    The Committee considered feedback on concerns raised by stakeholders which included expenses incurred through credit obligation cannot be deductible for tax purposes; SARS and municipal debts should be excluded from debt relief because they are not credit agreements; and during the debt ...

  • Energy Department of Energy Quarter 1 performance, with Deputy Minister
    24 Oct 2017

    Highlights for the First Quarter were 55 358 households connected to the electricity grid; 100 percent of invoices processed for payment within 30 days, and 28 municipalities signing contracts to implement energy efficiency measures. There was overspending on the Administration programme and the Nuclear Energy programme. Only R82.77 million from ...

  • Trade, Industry and Competition Debt Relief Committee Bill: deliberations; Localisation of procurement for Transnet and PRASA: terms of reference
    4 Oct 2017

    Draft Framework Bill not made available to the public yet

    In discussing the Committee terms of reference for its agreed inquiry into localisation of procurement for Transnet and PRASA, Memebers were asked to submit name of those who should come before the Committee. An evidence based enquiry was needed of ...

  • Trade, Industry and Competition Debt Relief policy: National Treasury on terms of reference for data research
    2 Aug 2017

    National Treasury recapped its support for the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) proposals:
    • The rules governing debt relief should be strict and clear to limit potential for moral hazard and abuse;
    • Improving the regulatory and enforcement capability of the National Credit Regulator (NCR) in line with regulator ...

  • Energy Sale of strategic fuel stock by Strategic Fuel Fund: Minister of Energy, Central Energy Fund & SSF input
    30 May 2017

    Presentation document not made available
    Lies, theft and dishonesty surround the mysterious sale of the country’s fuel stock reserves. This emerged during the Portfolio Committee on Energy’s discussion when the Minister of Energy was presenting the findings of a preliminary report into the controversial sale of the fuel stock.

    It ...

  • Trade, Industry and Competition Manufactured goods: National Treasury briefing
    10 May 2017

    National Treasury spoke about the Manufacturing Competitiveness Enhancement Programme (MCEP) consisting of two components. However, they focused on the Production Incentive Programme (PIP) component which was a cost-sharing grant to buy new equipment and upgrade enterprise processes which was managed by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI). National Treasury ...