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PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE PRESENTATION MAY 2002
VOTE 28: LABOUR PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE PRESENTATION MAY 2002 DIRECTOR-GENERAL: ADV. RAMS RAMASHIA
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STRUCTURE ACTUAL EXPENDITURE BUDGET 2002/2003
CONTENTS STRUCTURE ACTUAL EXPENDITURE BUDGET 2002/2003
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STRUCTURE
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MAIN DIVISIONS OF THE VOTE
Administration Occupational Health and Safety of Persons Social Insurance Employment and Skills Development Services Labour Relations Labour Policy Service Delivery (* New Programme) Auxiliary and Associated Services
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ADMINISTRATION (ADMIN)
Rendering centralised administrative, legal and office support services Information technology services Financial administration Rendering a public relations service by means of publicity, liaison and media programmes
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HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (HRM)
Development of departmental personnel policies Determining working methods and procedures and exercising control Rendering a management advisory service
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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY (OHS)
Compilation and maintenance of legislation in respect of Occupational Health and Safety of Persons Technical investigations into the causes of incidents Interaction with SADC to ensure safe working practices regarding the trans-boundary movement of hazardous materials and equipment
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EMPLOYMENT AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES (ESDS)
Promote and regulate the skills development strategy Ensure the integrated implementation of the Labour Market Skills Development Programme Placement services at provinces
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LABOUR RELATIONS (LR) Establish equitable and peaceful labour relations and working environment. Acts administered by the programme include; Labour Relations Act (1995) Basic Conditions of Employment Act (1983) Employment Equity Act (1998)
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LABOUR POLICY (LP) Perform research and develop labour policies
Provide national statistical information on the labour market Included in this programme’s allocation is a provision for contribution to the National Productivity Institute (NPI)
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INTERNATIONAL LABOUR MATTERS
International Labour Matters interacts with international labour relations organisations, ratifies, monitors and reports on international labour conventions and maintains and supports essential labour attachés.
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ACTUAL EXPENDITURE Preliminary indication
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APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURE PER PROGRAMME
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APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURE PER PROGRAMME
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APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURE PER STANDARD ITEM
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APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURE PER STANDARD ITEM
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ANTICIPATED ROLL-OVER
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BUDGET 2002/2003 As contained in the Estimate of National Expenditure (ENE)
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MTEF ALLOCATIONS R, mil R, 000 MIL 01/02 R1,463 02/03 R1,217
1,0% 13,3% 8,7% Dol UIF VOTED ESTIMATE
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BUDGET PER PROGRAMME
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BUDGET PER PROGRAMME VOTE: 02/03 R, mil PROG R’mil % ADMIN 172,3 14,2
OHS , ,0 SI , ,4 ESDS ,9 13,0 L R ,8 14,4 L P , ,2 S D ,0 25,0 AUX , ,5 SUB-TOTAL UIF ,0 26,3 TOTAL 1,216,9 100,0 R, mil
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BUDGET PER STANDARD ITEM
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BUDGET PER STANDARD ITEM
VOTE: 02/03 S ITEM R’mil % PERS , ,2 ADMIN , ,5 INVENT , ,1 EQUIP , ,1 LAND , ,5 PROF , ,1 TRANS , ,5 MISC , ,0 TOTAL 1,216,9 100,0 R, mil
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TRANSFER PAYMENTS Year R’mil DoL UIF 98/99 312,2 99/00 441,9
98/ ,2 99/ ,9 00/ ,6 01/ ,3 605,0 02/ ,9 320,0 R, mil DoL UIF
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SKILLS DEVELOPMENT LEVIES (STATUTORY ALLOCATION)
R, MIL 00/ R 901,7 01/ R2,750,0 02/ R2,950,0 03/ R3,150,0 04/ R3,370,0 R, mil
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