1. 1 2 May 2006 Acting CFO Sandra Gomm NCOP Select Committee on Security and Constitutional Affairs

2. 2 2 AGENDA 2004/05 ANNUAL REPORT OVERVIEW 2005/06 BUDGET & EXPENDITURE OVERVIEW 2005/06 AUDIT MATTERS MTEF ALLOCATIONS

3. 3 3 2004/05 ANNUAL REPORT OVERVIEW

4. 4 4 2004/05 ANNUAL REPORT OVERVIEW Final ApprActual expVariance R’000R’000R’000 DOJ & CD R 5 054 418R5 005 643R 48 775 Statutory*R 177 083R 242 093(R 65 010) Total R 5 231 501R5 247 736(R 16 235) * Judges Remuneration and Allowances

5. 5 5 2004/05 ANNUAL REPORT OVERVIEW ProgrammeFinal Appr ActualVariance (afterexp virement) R’000R’000R’000 1. AdministrationR 579 420R 579 419R 1 2. Court ServicesR 2 291 164R 2 274 216R 16 948 3. State Legal ServicesR 222 684R 222 684R 0 4. NPAR 1 202 260R 1 170 435R 31 825 5. Auxiliary ServicesR 758 890R 758 889R 1

6. 6 6 2004/05 ANNUAL REPORT OVERVIEW Economic Final Appr Actual expVariance classification(after virement) R’000R’000R’000 CURRENT Compensation of EmployeesR 2 727 532R 2 727 532R 0 Goods & ServicesR 1 142 765R 1 110 940R 31 825 Financial Transactions in Assets & LiabilitiesR 92 504R 92 335R 169

7. 7 7 2004/05 ANNUAL REPORT OVERVIEW Economic Final Appr ActualVariance classification(after virement) R’000R’000R’000 TRANSFERS & SUBSIDIES Prov & MunicipalitiesR 8 480R 8 480R 0 Dept agencies & AccountsR 606 837R 606 836R 1 Foreign gov & intern OrganisationsR 162R 162R 0 HouseholdsR 12 550R 12 550R 0

8. 8 8 2004/05 ANNUAL REPORT OVERVIEW Economic Final Appr ActualVariance classification(after virement) R’000R’000R’000 PAYMENT ON CAPITAL ASSETS Buildings & other fixed StructuresR 270 483R 270 483R 0 Machinery & EquipmentR 183 392R 166 612R 16 780 Software & other Intangible assetsR 9 713R 9 713R 0

9. 9 9 2004/05 ANNUAL REPORT OVERVIEW DOJ & CD Unqualified audit report Emphasis of Matter Asset management Suspense accounts (Agency services) Contingent Liability – Monies in Trust Human Resource Management Inability to confirm compliance with TR 8.2.3 NPA Unqualified audit report Emphasis of Matter Asset management Debt management Accountability and Governance status Internal Audit Policies not approved Annual financial statements for CARA submitted late Donor funds

10. 10 2005/06 BUDGET & EXPENDITURE OVERVIEW NOTE: UNAUDITED/PRELIMINARY INFORMATION

11. 11 2005/06 – Financial Performance R 309 million – Year to date underspending (26 April 2006) R 289 million – Roll-over request to NT R 20 million – Surplus to be surrendered (0.37% of Departmental Budget)

12. 12 R120 million anticipated underspending as at 7 Feb 2006 Reduced to R 20 million, as at 26 April 2006, due to the finalisation of projects resulting in increased commitments (Roll-overs) 2005/06 – Financial Performance

13. 13 2005/06 Budget & Expenditure Overview

14. 14 2005/06 Budget & Expenditure Overview Budget allocations (Blue) include marginally funded projects UPP’s (Red) – Unfunded Priority Projects –Registered MTEF process –Updated regularly –Changes as costing information becomes firm (Process of estimation & investigation before costing becomes final) –Dynamic process Underspending due to various reasons Process of Reprioritisation – moving projects and budgets out of blue and move projects and expenditure from red to blue

15. 15 2005/06 Budget & Expenditure Overview

16. 16 2005/06 Budget & Expenditure Overview High expenditure in last quarter of financial year due to – –Capital Works payments (DPW) –Payments for software licenses –Government Garage payments –Computer Hardware (DNS) –Payments for Professional Service Providers –Authorised write-offs

17. 17 2005/06 Budget & Expenditure Overview

18. 18 2005/06 Budget & Expenditure Overview

19. 19 2005/06 Budget & Expenditure Overview MAJOR REASONS FOR UNDERSPENDING Savings on personnel because of vacancies and staff turnover. The approval of the framework for court managers in September 2005 resulted in most court management position only being filled now; Magistrates salaries direct charge against Revenue Fund w.e.f. 1 April 2005; The Monies in Trust project – delays in the negotiation and final approval/s stages; Savings in operational cost because of delays in appointments; Infrastructure projects still in progress (Court building, maintenance and upgrading); Government and departmental priorities not yet finalised such as the finalisation of the Children’s Bill, the Child Justice Bill, the Sexual Offences Bill; and Delays in the procurement processes.

20. 20 2005/06 AUDIT MATTERS Matters potentially affecting the audit reports of the DOJ & CD and the NPA (as per interim management letters from AG) –Asset management –Debt management –Accountability and Governance Status of the NPA

21. 21 2005/06 AUDIT MATTERS Monies in Trust –2004/05: Qualified audit opinion Guardians Fund –2002/03 & 2003/04: Disclaimer of audit opinions and Publication and Tabling outstanding; –2004/05: Audit in process President Fund – Unqualified audit opinion CARA – Unqualified audit opinion for period 1999 to 2005

22. 22 MTEF ALLOCATIONS

23. 23 MTEF Allocations 2005/06 – 2008/09

24. 24 Observations on 2006 ENE Allocations Between 2002/03 and 2008/09, the department’s budget, including statutory amounts, is expected to increase at an average annual rate of 11,2 per cent, from R4,7 billion to R8,9 billion. The largest part of this increase goes towards increasing personnel capacity and providing services, hence the relatively large increases in the Court Services and National Prosecuting Authority programmes. The 2006 Budget sets out additional allocations of R495 million for 2006/07, R722 million for 2007/08 and R1,1 billion for 2008/09 mainly for spending on the policy priorities of improving access and increased capacity, but also for an increase in the statutory provision for judges’ and magistrates’ salaries. From April 2006, the department has taken responsibility for accommodation costs which were devolved from the Department of Public Works. [R309,8 million in 2006/07, R344,9 million in 2007/08 and R369,4 million in 2008/09]

25. 25 Over the MTEF, there is a relatively large increase in expenditure on the Lower Court subprogramme, which accounts, on average, for 70,5 per cent of this programme’s budget, from R1,5 billion in 2005/06 to R2,3 billion in 2008/09, an average annual rate of 15,8 per cent. This will go towards improving service delivery, integrating the management of cases and people through the justice chain, human resources development and filling vacancies. The increase in expenditure on the Capital Works subprogramme, from R268,1 million in 2006/07 to R308,3 million in 2008/09, is to fund the building of new courts and the rehabilitation of existing court infrastructure. Additional allocations of R34 million in 2006/07, R 61 million in 2007/08 and R92,9 million in 2008/09 are for improving access to the services of the Guardian’s Funds and for deceased and insolvent estate services. Observations on 2006 ENE Allocations

26. 26 Regional Budget Allocation (Court Services)

27. 27 Transfer payments - Public Entities and Constitutional Institutions

28. 28 Transfer payments - Public Entities and Constitutional Institutions Within the additional amounts allocated in the 2006 Budget, R75 million, R79 million, and R129 million have been provided for each of the 2006 MTEF years to – increase human resources capacity in the Legal Aid Board; increase legal representation for children; increase capacity in the office of the Public Protector, the Special Investigating Unit, the Commission on Gender Equality and the South African Human Rights Commission.

29. 29 Allocations to National Prosecuting Authority

30. 30 Allocations to National Prosecuting Authority Within the additional amounts allocated in the 2006 Budget, R145 million, R232 million, and R384,8 million have been provided for each of the 2006 MTEF years to facilitate: –the rollout of specialised courts; –the appointment of additional prosecutors; –implementation of job evaluation results in the National Prosecuting Authority; –special projects on organised crime syndicates and cyber crime, and –enhancing capacity in the asset forfeiture and witness protection units.

31. 31 THANK YOU