(1) Whether the staff of the National Treasury and the SA Reserve Bank are involved in the management of the Financial Services Board (FSB); if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, what are the reasons for their involvement; (2) what is the total number of persons who have valid Financial Service Providers’ (FSP) licenses who have been driven out of the insurance industry by the FSB since 2004; (3) (a) what is the total number of persons who (i) have had their licences declined, revoked or retracted and (ii) voluntary gave up their FSP licences and (b) of these persons, what is the total number of black, coloured and Indian persons; (4) what is the total number of persons who have or will be adversely affected by the Board Notice 113 of 2015, which enables the National Treasury to account for persons who are expected to be declined the FSB Authority for significant ownership, directorship, managing executive, public officer, auditor or statutory actuary in the insurance industry; (5) whether the FSB has the power to (a) make regulations or subordinate legislation that is considered to be binding on the insurance industry and its practitioners and (b) impose penalties to entities that it considers to have breached legislation; if so, (i) who has the mandate to authorise in each case and (ii) could he furnish Mr N L Kwankwa with the specified legislation promulgated since 1994?