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Prof Hennie van as

Contact Us Hennie.vanas@nmmu.ac.za Marlene.Holland@nmmu.ac.za 041 504 1200 Website: cla.nmmu.ac.za

What led to establishment? 2000 – Proposal to BOF rejected – foreign concept 2001 – Observations in Mexico 2002 – Just did it – based on needs identified in public sector 2002 – 3 contracts – not much happens part-time

Engagement categories @ NMU Community service and outreach Professional service provision Teaching and learning Research

Community service and outreach Training to 7 625 persons Legal advice & assistance to 15 511 clients (since placed in department) Legal advice & assistance to 3 676 refugees & migrants Training to 1914 persons on Refugee Rights

Professional service provision Hosts annual Local Government Law Conference – themes World Bank - team of experts – establishment of local government – East Timor Drafting of legislation (local & provincial) – not a function anymore Policy development Role clarification – grey areas in law e.g. municipal health Development of law enforcement strategies Implementation, administration and enforcement of legislation: Veld and Forest Fire Act Health Act Marine and Coastal Management Gambling and Liquor Acts Local Government Law – Legal officer by remote

Teaching and learning Registration and offering of SLP’s focusing on: Law enforcement for SANPARKS, Fisheries, Forestry, Liquor Boards, Gambling Boards, ICASA, municipal health Fisheries law enforcement (linked to Operation Phakisa and SAIMI) Non-SAPS criminal investigation Experience gained in consultancy applied in teaching of Constitutional Law Registration of qualifications based on work performed by Centre: Higher Certificate: Criminal Justice, Diploma: Law Enforcement Post-graduate Diploma: Criminal Justice Master of Laws

Research Promotion of post-graduate students (LLM and LLD) External examiner to other institutions Publication of academic articles in peer reviewed journals

Nature of engagement Current outputs quite different from when started out Various factors: Change in environment (RRC) Change in clients’ needs (Drafting – implementation & enforcement) Change in NMMU prescriptions (Ward Committees & Law focused)

Internal and external multi/inter/ cross/trans - disciplinary engagement activities Some examples

Integrated Technology Strategic Objectives Plan with ICCTA which was approved by the Auditor General and implemented in two district municipalities

Developed a Web-based petitions system with ICCTA implemented within the Office of the Premier (EC)

Internal and external engagement activities and teams Community Development Worker training - WC Ward Committee training with KZN Department of Local Government 10 SLP’s for councillors with OTP (WC) Customer Care & Revenue Management training in metro with public management, finance, technical staff, managers

By-laws developed with external input – direct link between academia and industry

Roads & Traffic (Engineers)

Rivers (Marine & Coastal Management)

Street Trading (LED)

Municipal Health (Health Practitioners)

And more… Parking (Town Planners and engineers) Air pollution control (Environmental health officers) Customer care and revenue management (Finance) Electricity (Engineers) Fire safety (Fire officers) Heritage resources (Dept of Arts and Culture) Rates (Finance) Storm water (Engineers) Waste disposal (Engineers and environmental health officers) Tariffs (Finance) Animals (Agriculture)

Internal/external collaboration/partnerships and networks - indispensible Engineering (ICT) Leadership Academy Departments in Law Faculty Health Sciences Science

External - International

External - national

Accreditation by external bodies

Footprint

Challenges in implementing engagement

Challenges in implementing engagement Quick decisions Changes in procedures affecting timeous payment of consultants Shut-down of systems Re-imbursement of expenditure Risks of not complying with policies – auditors are not human

Preparation & submission of tenders/proposals Supporting documents (Tax) Registration as service provider (every year, every department/municipality) Getting collaborators (internal) to respond on time Contract approval system – RRC signed documents urgently required Systems geared for academia Contract appointments Procurement and payments (clients don’t go on recess)

Unfunded mandates Want something done? Entities = entrepreneurial

Touching lives – wherever you go – use knowledge

Touching lives – wherever you go –use contacts

Touching lives – wherever you go – be ruthless

Thank you!