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1 PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE BRIEFING:
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND CULTURE PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE BRIEFING: 13 June 2006 BUDGET VOTE: 14 2006/2007

2 c ontents 1. Aim of the Department Measurable Objectives
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND CULTURE ontents 1. Aim of the Department Measurable Objectives Budget Summary Detail per Programmes to Achieve Objectives Additional Information 2

3 DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND CULTURE
AIM OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND CULTURE To develop and preserve South African culture to ensure social cohesion and nation-building 3

4 M easurable objectives Programme 1: Administration
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND CULTURE easurable objectives Programme 1: Administration Conduct the overall management of the department and provide centralised support services. Programme 2: Arts and Culture in Society Increase and facilitate access to and broader participation in arts and culture through policy formulation, legislation and equitable funding. Programme 3: National Language Service Develop, promote and protect the 11 official languages through policy formulation, legislation and the implementation of the language policy in order to allow South Africans to realise their language rights. 4

5 M easurable objectives
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND CULTURE easurable objectives Programme 4: Cultural Development and International Co-operation Increase the access and participation of grassroots arts practitioners in cultural industry economic activities through training, legislation and international opportunities. Programme 5: Heritage Promotion Ensure the transformation of the heritage landscape as a vehicle for nation-building and social cohesion, through the implementation of heritage policies and legislation. 5

6 M easurable objectives
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND CULTURE easurable objectives Programme 6: National Archives, Records, Meta-Information and Heraldic Services Enable transparency and evidenced-based good governance of archives, records, published information, and the heraldic and symbolic inheritance of the nation through institutional management, regulation and development. 6

7 B udget Summary R’000 Public Entities 685 783 (52.01%)
Capital Works (14.75%) Other Transfer Pay (15.21%) Department (18.04%) Total Minister and Admin: (7,06%) Arts and Culture in Society: (17,28%) National Language Service: (6,90%) Cultural Dev & Inter: (13,95%) Heritage Promotion: (48,18%) National Archives & Heraldic Services: (6,62%) 7

8 A rts and Culture in Society DETAIL PER PROGRAMME R’000
Performing Arts Institutions Promote Arts and Culture Woman’s Day celebrations National Arts Council Total (17,28%) 8

9 Arts and Culture in Society
Performing Arts Institutions State Theatre Artscape Playhouse Company Performing Arts Centre of the Free State Market Theatre Windybrow Theatre Business Arts South Africa R’000 23 683 27 800 23 145 19 646 14 492 5 581 4 610 (9,02%) 9

10 N ational Language Service DETAIL PER PROGRAMME R’000
Language Planning and Development Translating and Editing National Terminology Pansalb Total (6,90%) 10

11 C ultural Development and International Co-operation
DETAIL PER PROGRAMME ultural Development and International Co-operation R’000 Cultural Industries Investing in Culture Promote Culture International National Film and Video Foun Total (13,95%) 11

12 H eritage Promotion DETAIL PER PROGRAMME R’000
National Heritage Council Declared Cultural Institutions (Museums etc.) Capital Works South African Heritage Resources Agency Heritage Promotion SA Geographical Names Total (48,18%) 12

13 Heritage Promotion Declared Cultural Institutions (Museums etc.)
Northern Flagship Institution Iziko Museum Natal Museum National Museum Die Afrikaanse Taalmuseum National English Literary Museum Voortrekker Museum War Museum of the Boer Republics Robben Island Museum William Humphreys Art Gallery Engelenburg House Art Collection Nelson Mandela Museum Albert Luthuli Khoi-San Project Freedom Park: Current Freedom Park: Capital R’000 38 502 38 310 9 678 18 421 2 665 4 849 7 014 4 723 31 029 3 432 181 12 240 4 384 1 239 45 000 (25,28%) 13

14 ational Archives, Records, Meta-Information and
DETAIL PER PROGRAMME ational Archives, Records, Meta-Information and Heraldic Services R’000 National Archives Community Library (Study) Bureau of Heraldry Meta-Information Libraries Total (6,62%) 14

15 A dditional Information DETAIL PER PROGRAMME R’000
Staffing (7,73%) Good and Services (10,30%) 15

16 A dditional Information Additional Funds Received: 2006/07
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND CULTURE dditional Information Additional Funds Received: 2006/07 Once off allocations: Woman’s Day celebrations R 5 mil Community Library (Study) R 5 mil Allocations with carry through effect: Archives for accountability R10 mil Increase to the baseline of Cultural Institutions R30 mil PANSALB R 8 mil 16

17 A dditional Information Additional Funds Received: 2007/08 and 2008/09
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND CULTURE dditional Information Additional Funds Received: 2007/08 and 2008/09 2007/ /09 Archives for account. R10 mil R10 mil Increase to the baseline of Cultural Institutions R60 mil R80 mil PANSALB R10 mil R12 mil Community Libraries R200 mil R360 mil Extension of the Archives Building R50 mil Freedom Park: Capital project R144 mil 17

18 B udget DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND CULTURE * outer years of the MTEF * *
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19 DEPARTMENT OF ARTS AND CULTURE Department of Arts and Culture
END The Director-General Department of Arts and Culture Private Bag X897 PRETORIA 0001 Tel: (012) Fax: (012) 19


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