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1 BRIEFING TO PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE ON POLICE
INDEPENDENT POLICE INVESTIGATIVE DIRECTORATE BRIEFING TO PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE ON POLICE IPID Briefing on quarterly expenditure for the 4th quarter of 2011/12 and 1st quarter of 2012/13 including the contingency plan regarding IPID’s Head Office accommodation M46,Ground Floor, Marks Building, Parliament, 09h30-13h00, 18 September 2012

2 Briefing to Portfolio Committee on Police: 18 September 2012
Introduction Briefing to Portfolio Committee on Police: 18 September 2012 Introduction of delegation Aim and purpose of the briefing: To brief the Portfolio Committee on Police on the ICD’s expenditure for the fourth quarter of 2011/12. To brief the Portfolio Committee on Police on the IPID’s expenditure for the first quarter of 2012/13. To present the IPID’s contingency plan regarding Head Office accommodation.

3 STRUCTURE OF THE PRESENTATION
Quarterly expenditure for the 4th quarter of 2011/12 and 1st quarter of 2012/13 including the contingency plan regarding IPID Head Office accommodation Subject Slide ICD Strategic Priorities 2011/12 4 Progress: 2011/12 5 2011/12 ICD Budget Allocations 6-8 ICD 4th Quarter Expenditure – 2011/12 and detailed Quarterly Expenditure Analysis 14 IPID Strategic Priorities 2012/13 15 2012/13 IPID Budget Allocations 16 – 21 IPID 1st Quarter Expenditure – 2012/13 22 – 23 Current Expenditure 24 Progress on IPID Implementation 25 Performance information: IPID’s case intake and statistics during the 1st quarter of 2012/13 26 – 29 IPID Head Office Accommodation 30 Feasibility Study 31 Status of new IPID Satellite Offices 32 Closure 33

4 ICD Strategic Priorities 2011/12
Quarterly Expenditure Renaming and finalisation of new legislative framework Programme reorganisation Focus over the medium term (2011/16) Conduct effective and impartial investigations Combat corruption and systemic corruption within the SAPS and the municipal police services Cooperate with the civilian secretariat for the police service Develop and promote public awareness of the directorate’s functions Develop policy, reporting frameworks and standard operating procedures to regulate investigations Ensure corporate governance Ensure effective financial management Priorities (2011/12) Compliance to legislative prescripts, rules, regulations and policies Monitoring and evaluation of performance Case-flow management system Investigators training Implementation of the IPID Act and Regulations

5 Quarterly Expenditure
Progress: 2011/12 Quarterly Expenditure Focus Areas Compliance to legislative prescripts, rules, regulations and policies Organisational redesign Enhancement of Case-flow management system Investigators training - continuous Implementation of the IPID Act Finalisation of IPID Regulations Alignment of policies Challenges Special Investigations Task teams Satellite Offices Budgeting in current economic climate

6 2011/12 ICD Budget Allocations
Quarterly Expenditure Budget summary : MTEF Baseline – 2010/12 2010/11 2011/12 % Increase R R 19%

7 ICD Budget Allocations: 2011/12
Quarterly Expenditure PROGRAMME 1 2010/11 Allocation R’million 2011/12 Compensation of Employees 22.4 29.6 Goods and services 27.2 42.1 Departmental Agency (Transfer) 0.1 Machinery and Equipment 1 1.6 Total for Programme 1 50.7 73.4 PROGRAMME 2 43.5 50.9 20.7 25.6 - 1.7 1.9 Total for Programme 2 65.9 78.4

8 ICD Budget Allocations: 2011/12
Quarterly Expenditure PROGRAMME 3 2010/11 Allocation R’million 2011/12 Compensation of Employees 6.4 1.0 Goods and services 7.6 0.5 Departmental Agency (Transfer) - Machinery and Equipment 0.8 0.1 Total for Programme 3 14.8 1.6

9 ICD 4th Quarter Expenditure – 2011/12
Quarterly Expenditure of the ICD Expenditure: Explanation: Only R2 000 of the total budget allocation was reported as under spending the Department is making efforts to ensure 100% spending 4th Quarter 2011/12 Spent 99.9% R’000 Actual Expenditure Final Appropriation Variance (2) Comparison to prior financial year: 4th Quarter 2011/12 2010/11 2009/10 Spent 99.9% 97.7% 91.2% R’000 Actual Expenditure Final Appropriation Variance (2) 2 991 10 221 Awaiting invoices ICD Call Centre, relocation

10 ICD Detailed Quarterly Expenditure
IPID Expenditure Budget per Programme over the MTEF period Programme Q4 Should have spent Variance 2011/12 Administration 99.9% 100% R1 000 Investigation & Information Management Legal Services 100 - Total R2 000

11 ICD Detailed Quarterly Expenditure
IPID Expenditure Budget per Programme over the MTEF period Programme Q1 Should have spent 2011/12 Administration 21% 25% Investigation & Information Management 19% Legal Services 15% Total The under-spending was attributed to the awaiting of the finalisation of job evaluations for new posts as well as delays in the billing for computer services and g-Fleet expenditure

12 ICD Detailed Quarterly Expenditure
IPID Expenditure Budget per Programme over the MTEF period Programme Q2 Should have spent 2011/12 Administration 44% 50% Investigation & Information Management 42% Legal Services 29% Total 41.7% The under-spending was attributed to the awaiting of the finalisation of job evaluations for new posts, the delayed finalisation of performance evaluations as well as the unavailability of the BAS system which effected the capturing of payments.

13 ICD Detailed Quarterly Expenditure
IPID Expenditure Budget per Programme over the MTEF period Programme Q3 Should have spent 2011/12 Administration 62% 75% Investigation & Information Management 61% Legal Services 60% Total The under-spending was attributed to the awaiting of the finalisation of job evaluations for new posts, the delayed finalisation of performance evaluations as well as the unavailability of the BAS system which effected the capturing of payments. In addition, the invoices received from the Department of Public Works were disputed and therefore not processed.

14 Quarterly Expenditure
ICD Virements 2011/12 Quarterly Expenditure There was an anticipated under-spending of R1  in Programme 2, which was moved through the application of virement to: Programme 1: Administration (R ) (1.54%) and Programme 3: Information Management and Research (R ) ( 1.85%). The net result of the application for virement of R translates to 1.71%. (Max 8%) Programme 1: Address shortfall in goods and services from compensation of employees vacant posts, awaiting job evaluations Increase office accommodation expenditure Programme 3:

15 IPID Strategic Priorities 2012/13
Quarterly Expenditure Priorities 2012/13 The establishment of the IPID will usher in a new era of civilian oversight over specified crimes committed by members of SAPS and municipal services. Other priorities are: Report and monitor recommendations that are made in respect of members of the SAPS and municipal police services Improve reporting and accountability practices Develop policy, reporting frameworks and standard operating procedures to regulate investigations The strengthening of national and provincial management

16 2012/13 IPID Budget Allocations
IPID Expenditure Budget summary : MTEF Baseline – 2012/2015 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 R R R

17 Comparison to 2011/12 Budget Allocation
IPID Quarterly Expenditure Budget summary : MTEF Baseline – 2011/13 2011/12 2012/13 % Increase R R 28%

18 Budget Priorities and 2012/13 Budget Allocations
IPID Expenditure Budget per Programme over the MTEF period Programme 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 R’000 Administration 92 850 Investigation & Information Management 98 755 Legal Services 5 356 5 624 5 904 Total

19 Budget Priorities and 2012/13 Budget Allocations
IPID Expenditure Budget per Economic Classification over MTEF period ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION 2012/13 2013/2014 2014/15 R’000 Compensation of employees 95 165 Goods & Services 95 925 Transfers 95 106 114 Capital Assets 5 776 4 027 2 964 TOTAL

20 Budget Priorities and 2012/13 Budget Allocations
IPID Expenditure PROGRAMME 1 2011/12 Allocation R’million 2012/13 % Increase Compensation of Employees 29.6 36.6 23.6 Goods and services 42.1 55.0 30.6 Departmental Agency (Transfer) 0.1 Machinery and Equipment 1.6 1.1 -31.3 Total for Programme 1 73.4 92.8 26.4 PROGRAMME 2 50.9 53.7 5.5 25.6 40.4 57.8 - 1.9 4.6 142.1 Total for Programme 2 78.4 98.7 25.9

21 Budget Priorities and 2012/13 Budget Allocations
IPID Expenditure PROGRAMME 3 2011/12 Allocation R’million 2012/13 % Increase Compensation of Employees 1.0 4.9 390 Goods and services 0.5 0.4 -20 Departmental Agency (Transfer) - Machinery and Equipment 0.1 -100 Total for Programme 3 1.6 5.3 231.25

22 IPID 1st Quarter Expenditure – 2012/13
Quarterly Expenditure of the IPID Expenditure: Explanation: Change in budget structure Awaiting update of BAS Addressing of capturing of payments 1st Quarter 2012/13 Spent 17% Should have spent 25% R’000 Actual Expenditure 32 873 Final Appropriation Variance 8% Comparison to prior financial year: 1st Quarter 2012/13 2011/12 2010/11 Spent 17% 19% Should have spent 25% R’000 Actual Expenditure 32 873 29 319 22 961 Final Appropriation Variance % 8% 6%

23 IPID Detailed Quarterly Expenditure
IPID Expenditure Budget per Programme over the MTEF period Programme Q1 Should have spent 2012/13 Administration 16% 25% Investigation & Information Management 18% Legal Services 10% Total 17%

24 Monthly Expenditure of the IPID
Current Expenditure Monthly Expenditure of the IPID Monthly expenditure 2012/13 July Aug Spent 22% 32% 33% 41% R’000 Actual Expenditure 44 139 63 748 Final Appropriation Variance 11% 9% Projects to address current under-expenditure: Capturing of payments at SITA Monthly tracking of expenditure

25 Progress on IPID Implementation
IPID Expenditure Operational plans ED Guidelines and policies Monthly reporting to the Minister (IPID Recommendations) Stakeholder engagements and communication Training and capacity building Community outreach events Media engagements Investigators specialised training

26 Performance information: IPID’s case intake and statistics during the 1st quarter of 2012/13
The 1st quarter intake for 2012/13 CASES RECEIVED & PERCENTAGE PER PROVINCE Provinces April May June Total Percentage breakdown Eastern Cape 19 45 60 124 9% Free-State 35 77 130 242 18% Gauteng 43 112 72 227 17% KwaZulu-Natal 54 39 88 181 14% Limpopo 16 25 21 62 5% Mpumalanga 32 23 80 6% North West 20 30 69 Northern Cape 31 29 Western Cape 108 104 251 19% Grand Total 281 478 557 1316 100%

27 Comparison of first quarter intake
COMPARISONS OF INTAKE FOR THE 1ST QUARTER 2011/12 & 2012/13 PER CATEGORY 2011/2012 2012/2013 Percentages changes Deaths in police custody 60 70 17% Deaths as a result of police action 131 95 -27% Discharge of Official firearms 144 100% Rape in police custody 4 Rape by police office: on duty and/or off duty 11 26 136% Torture 6 Assault 303 728 140% Corruption 37 29 -22% Systemic Corruption 3 Non compliance with IPID Act 32 Other Criminal Matters 232 160 -31% Misconduct 451 19 -96% Total 1225 1316 7%

28 Workload on cases of death
Active cases carried over Received Total workload Completed Completion rate Deaths in police custody 24 70 94 43 46% Deaths as a result of police action 69 95 164 61 37% TOTAL 93 165 258 104 40%

29 Workload on criminal matters
Active cases carried over Received Total Workload Completed Completion rate Discharge of official firearm 7 144 151 33 22% Rape in police custody 4 2 50% Rape by police officer whether on or off duty 26 12 46% Torture 6 0% Assault 124 728 852 253 30% Corruption 29 41 29% Systemic corruption 3 1 33% Non-compliance with IPID Act 32 9% Other Criminal matter 272 160 432 142 Misconduct 19 60 49 82% Total 456 1151 1607 507 32%

30 IPID Head Office Accommodation
Background to Service Level Agreement with DPW Notice to DPW vacate City Forum building: Notice provided in terms the Service Level Agreement Served on 1 June 2012 DPW currently seeking alternative accommodation in line with IPID’s needs and available resources Regular engagements with DPW National Office Payments made according to Structura Rates as advised by National Treasury Currently no further expenditure on current building occupied due to serving notice to vacate

31 HQ Accommodation Contingency Plan
Feasibility Study HQ Accommodation Contingency Plan Option proposed: Construct new facilities NPV for options costed: Option 1 : Construct new facilities Option 2: Purchase and Refurbish Option 3: Lease

32 Status of new IPID Satellite Offices
New IPID office accommodation George DPW advertised the tender for procurement of office accommodation Closing date: 19 September 2012 KwaMhlanga DPW issued the Procurement Instruction IPID will be confirming availability of funds Pretoria Needs analysis have been compiled for alternative office accommodation

33 IPID Expenditure and HQ Accommodation
Closure IPID Expenditure and HQ Accommodation Thank you


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