(1) When will a resource system which is owned and controlled by the SA Social State Security Agency (SASSA) be designed and implemented to ensure that unlawful debit deductions are stopped and refunded with interest and bank charges; (2) (a) how will SASSA and her department ensure that Centre for Policy Studies, which according to the Constitutional Court judgment is performing a state function through the payment of social grants, complies with all the relevant legislation and regulations and (b) what measures will be included that will restrict third party creditor access to the social grant beneficiaries’ bank account; (3) will the payment systems be designed in such a manner that social grant bank accounts are off limits to creditors; if so, (a) how will this be done and (b) by when; (4) has her department and SASSA blocked and reversed with immediate effect any debit deductions for (a) Umoya Manje services, (b) loans and (c) any other financial service providers other than legal 26A deductions; if so, what are the relevant details; (5) did she engage with the SA Reserve Bank to issue a directive in terms of section 12 of the National Payment System Act, Act 78 of 1998, in the public interest to protect the SASSA bank accounts and confidential information of grant recipients?