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COSATU Presentation on the 2018/19 Budget Standing Committee: Appropriation Bill

A New Dawn – SONA Focus on Jobs and Investment: Summits; Sectoral Plans; and Absorb millions of unemployed. Corruption and State Owned Enterprises; Presidential election; and Cabinet changes.

2018 Budget – Key Issues Increased taxes upon working and middle classes: VAT; Below inflation tax bracket adjustments; 52 cent fuel hike; and 3% reduced public service employment. Lack of plan to reduce wasteful expenditure and recover stolen assets; & Lack of comprehensive jobs plan.

Revenue Raft of tax increases on the poor in 2018 budget. Are we not in danger of over taxing the poor? Government should focus on sorting out the leadership and collection crises in SARS.

Revenue – COSATU Proposals: Workers Cancel VAT hike; Reduce fuel levy hikes; and Adjust 3 lower income brackets for inflation.

Revenue – COSATU Proposals: Wealthy 2-4% company tax hike; Estate duty and inheritance taxes; Above R1 million income tax hike; Capital gains tax; Imports and luxury goods; and Investment incentives.

Budget Sustainability Sustainable revenue collection; Getting the right balance between revenue collection, expenditure, economic stimulus, service delivery and debt levels; Avoiding the debt trap of Africa; and Avoiding an IMF/ World Bank intervention.

Corruption R64 billion wasteful expenditure; R50 billion in stolen assets; Overhaul law enforcement agencies; Lack of government plans; and Lack of guilty being held accountable, charged, tried and convicted or stolen assets recovered.

Corruption – COSATU Proposals Public representatives’ state business prohibition; Public representatives and Public Service and SOE executives: Life style audits and tax declarations. Parliament pass Auditor General Amendment Bill; and Parliament pass Public Investment Corporation Amendment Bill.

Expenditure Reduce wasteful expenditure: E.g. cut national, provincial and mayoral cabinets by half. Cars, adverts, travel & bodyguards; and General bling expenditure across government and the SOEs. Stop roll over of unspent budgets; and Hold politicians and management accountable.

State Owned Enterprises Positive first steps but an absence of turn around plans; Need for comprehensive forensic audits, asset seizures & arrests. Overhaul boards and execs; Prasa, Eskom and Telkom retrenchments; and Risks of privatisation.

Austerity Impact of expenditure cuts: Service delivery. Infrastructure backlog. Freeze of critical public service posts e.g. police, correctional services, nurses, doctors etc. Reduction of government expenditure in economy.

Public Service Wage Bill Government needed to reduce the apartheid wage gap; Workers, including public servants, deserve a living wage; Workers support on average 7 dependents, including the unemployed; Growth in management posts; and Cuts in service delivery posts.

Departments Mineral Resources: Labour: Jobs plans; Beneficiation; and Health and safety plans. Labour: Shortage of inspectors and inspections

Departments Health (acute shortages) NHI funding; Infrastructure; Staffing; Community health workers; Universities and colleges; and Non-communicable diseases crises.

Departments Education: Social Development: Free tertiary education: Missing middle School infrastructure (mud schools etc); Overcrowding; and Sanitary pads. Social Development: SASSA chaos.

Departments Agriculture and Land Reform: Insufficient funding; Support for new farmers; Protection for sector; Land reform for farm workers; Parliament pass ESTA Bill; and Provide sanitary pads for farm workers.

Departments Water Energy Collapse of department. Conservation, recycling & desalination. Energy Eskom and renewable energy; Reskilling and jobs plan; Tariff Hikes; and Nuclear.

Departments Transport crises: Metro rail; E Tolls; and Public transport.

Departments Crime cluster: SAPS 3000 reduction; Prisons over crowding and training and 866 head count cuts; Labour court back logs; Border Management Authority location and customs; and SSA budget corruption and lack of accountability.

Presidential Jobs & Investment Summits Jobs and sectoral plans: Key sectors (agriculture, tourism, energy, water, transport, electronics); State & private sector investment & incentives; Infrastructure drive; Reskilling and absorbing workers;

Presidential Jobs & Investment Summits Import tariffs, buy local & state procurement; Export support; and DTI consolidation and funding.