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CORRECTIONAL SERVICES 2001/2002: BUDGET INTERPRETATION
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES 2001/2002: BUDGET INTERPRETATION VOTE 19
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BUDGET INTERPRETATION:
2001/2002 FINANCIAL YEAR INDEX: /2002: BUDGETSUMMARY Budget Summary Explanation for increase in Vote Budget allocation per programme Budget Allocation per Standard Item
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BUDGET INTERPRETATION:
2001/2002 FINANCIAL YEAR INDEX (Continue): 2. BUDGET INTERPRETATION Programmes Sub-programmes Elements – including & excluding Administration Activities per Programme Standard items Provinces Main components of budget Cost drivers Per capita costs
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PART 1: BUDGET SUMMARY - 2001/2002
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BUDGET SUMMARY R’ 000 Amount allocated: 2001/ Amount Voted: 2000/ Increase 6.64 % Increase
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EXPLANATION OF INCREASE ON VOTE
Personnel Expenditure Net effect of: - Carry through costs: Salary Improvements (1 July’ 2000) - New Salary Improvements (1 July 2 001) - Notch & leg promotions ( related carry-through & new costs) - Increase: Medical expenditure of personnel - Revised personnel establishment - number of financed posts Other - Operating costs:Due to increased offender population, as well as price and tariff increases Total
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ESTIMATE OF EXPENDITURE PER PROGRAMME
Voted 2000/01 R’000 Voted 2001/02 R’000 Programmes Increase R’000 % Administration Incarceration ( ) ( 6.75) Care of offenders (30 587) ( 5.25) Development of offenders (12 019) ( 2.58) Community corrections (93 882) (26.47) Re-integration into community (8 274) (13.32) Asset Procurement, Maintenance and Operating Partnerships (6977) ( 1.19) Subtotal ,9 Less: Internal Charges ( ) ( ) (49 856) Total
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ESTIMATE OF EXPENDITURE PER STANDARD ITEMS
Voted 2000/01 R’000 2001/02 Increase % Personnel Expenditure Administrative Expenditure Inventories Equipment Land and Buildings ( ) (25.13) Professional & Special Serv Consultant Services (10 878) (20.42) Other Professional Services Transfer Payments Miscellaneous Expenditure Total
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PART 2: INTERPRETATION - 2001/2002
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VOTE 19 : 2001/2002 FINANCIAL YEAR: Allocation per Programme
Total : R million
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VOTE 19 : 2001/2002 FINANCIAL YEAR: Allocation per Sub Programme
Total : R million
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VOTE 19 : 2001/2002 FINANCIAL YEAR:
Allocation per Element:Programme Administration
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VOTE 19 : 2001/2002 FINANCIAL YEAR:
Allocation per Element: Excluding Administration
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Activities per Programme Programme 1 : Administration
Vote 19: 2001/2002 Financial Year Activities per Programme Programme 1 : Administration Total R 2 176, 401 million
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Activities per Programme Programme 2 : Incarceration
Vote 19: 2001/2002 Financial Year Activities per Programme Programme 2 : Incarceration Total R 2 572,347 million
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Activities per Programme Programme 3 : Care of Offenders
Vote 19: 2001/2002 Financial Year Activities per Programme Programme 3 : Care of Offenders Total R 551,215 million
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Activities per Programme Programme 4 : Development of Offenders
Vote 19: 2001/2002 Financial Year Activities per Programme Programme 4 : Development of Offenders Total R 453, 829 million
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Activities per Programme Programme 5 : Community Corrections
Vote 19: 2001/2002 Financial Year Activities per Programme Programme 5 : Community Corrections Total R 260,826 million
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Activities per Programme
Vote 19: 2001/2002 Financial Year Activities per Programme Programme 6 : Re-integration into the community Total R 53,802 million
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Activities per Programme Programme 7 :
Vote 19: 2001/2002 Financial Year Activities per Programme Programme 7 : Asset Procurement, Maintenance and Operating Partnerships Total R 578,365 million
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Programme 7: Asset Procurement, Maintenance and Operating Partnerships
2001/2002 Year 1 R’000 2002/2003 Year 2 R’000 2003/2004 Year 3 R’000 Public Private Partnerships (PPP) Capital works projects Total % increase (1.19%) % % APOPS – Included in PPP Variable fee – Operational costs Fixed fee – Capital redemption Total: APOPS (Prof & Spes)
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Vote 19 : 2001/2002 Financial Year Standard Items Total : R 6 172,246 million
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VOTE 6 : DCS : 2000/2001 FINANCIAL YEAR:
Provinces Total : R , 246 million
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Main components of Budget Allocation
VOTE 19: DCS : 2001/2002 FINANCIAL YEAR: Main components of Budget Allocation Total Personnel Related Costs: R 4 457, 682 million (72.22%)
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COST DRIVERS
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DAILY AVERAGE OFFENDER POPULATION
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VOTE 19 : DCS : 2001/2002 FINANCIAL YEAR:
Cost driver : Daily average offender population
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PERSONNEL ESTABLISHMENT
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VOTE 19 : DCS : 2001/2002 FINANCIAL YEAR:
Cost driver : Personnel per Programme Personnel Establishment:
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PER CAPITA COSTS
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COST OF OFFENDERS PER DAY : VOTED 20002001 vs 2001/2002
Minister & Management R R2.32 Security Services R44.76 – R36.00 Prison Services R5.62 – R4.97 Re-Intergration R R0.86 Good Governance R R0.30 Physical Care R6.81- R5.93 Communication services R R0.17 Medical Care R3.81 – R2.85 Total Offenders – R R69.96 PRISONERS R88.62 – R94.16 PROBATIONERS AND PAROLEES –69 700 R12.30 – R10.25 Public Private Partnerships R0.08 – R2.28 IT and legal services R1.82 – R2.12 Correctional and Parole Supervision R12.30 – R10.25 Capital works projects R10.61 – R6.93 Human Resource management\ R6.03 – R14.46 Employment Skills Development R5.37 – R4.70 Financial and logistical Services R13.17 – R14.01 Human resource development R1.48 – R1.27 Internal Charges (R7.76) - (R7.56) Development programmes R3.14 – R2.53
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VOTE 19 : DCS : 2001/2002 FINANCIAL YEAR:
Per capita cost per day on total expenditure
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VOTE 19 : DCS : 2001/2002 FINANCIAL YEAR:
Direct/Indirect per capita cost per day of prisoners
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Per capita monitoring cost of probationers and parolees
VOTE 19 : DCS : 2001/2002 FINANCIAL YEAR: Per capita monitoring cost of probationers and parolees
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