Question NW1303 to the Minister of Basic Education

Share this page:

06 June 2017 - NW1303

Profile picture: Tarabella - Marchesi, Ms NI

Tarabella - Marchesi, Ms NI to ask the Minister of Basic Education

(a) What amount was (i) budgeted and (ii) actually spent by each province on scholar transport in the (aa) 2012-13, (bb) 2013-14, (cc) 2014-15, (dd) 2015-16 and (ee) 2016-17 financial years and (b) what action did her department take regarding provinces that did not spend their full budget allocations in the specified financial years?

Reply:

(a)(i)(ii)

(aa)

Budget Allocation and expenditure for 2012-13

 

PROVINCE NAME

Budget allocation

Actual expenditure

Actual expenditure%

Eastern Cape

R 210 000 000.00

R 185 911 934.85

88.50%

Free State

R 42 502 000.00

R 42 402 153.00

99.77%

Gauteng

R 165 319 090.00

R 204 282 634.12

123.60%

KwaZulu-Natal

R 140 081 122.00

R 114 634 477.26

81.80%

Limpopo

R 134 209 000.00

R 103 961 302.28

77.50%

Mpumalanga

R 350 145 000.00

R 235 314 661.29

67.20%

Northern Cape

R 104 081 942.92

R 97 531 051.78

93.70%

North West

R 200 000 000.00

R 73 928 351.27

37.00%

Western Cape

R 216 305 000.00

R 225 716 238.00

104.40%

(bb)

Budget Allocation and expenditure for 2013-14

PROVINCE NAME

Budget allocation

Actual expenditure

Actual expenditure%

Eastern Cape

R 336 898 000.00

R 157 190 000.00

46.66%

Free State

R 49 124 000.00

R 55 135 444.00

112.24%

Gauteng

R 312 291 357.00

R 311 776 363.07

99.84%

KwaZulu-Natal

R 124 000 000.00

R 135 000 000.00

108.87%

Limpopo

R 142 710 000.00

R 103 882 759.25

72.79%

Mpumalanga

R 432 368 000.00

R 432 364 000.00

100.00%

Northern Cape

R 107 573 000.00

 

0.00%

North West

R 219 655 000.00

R 209 845 000.00

95.53%

Western Cape

R 237 452 500.00

R 247 112 303.00

104.07%

  • Information has been requested from the Northern Cape Department of Education and will be provided as soon as it is received.

(cc)

Budget Allocation and expenditure for 2014-15

PROVINCE NAME

Budget allocation

Actual expenditure

Actual expenditure%

Eastern Cape

R 356 076 000.00

R 85 499 560.00

24.01%

Free State

R 27 651 000.00

R 63 506 660.00

229.67%

Gauteng

R 421 325 780.00

R 422 403 138.95

100.26%

KwaZulu-Natal

R 168 430 000.00

R 158 430 000.00

94.06%

Limpopo

R 152 995 000.00

R 112 575 014.32

73.58%

Mpumalanga

R 455 000 000.00

R 405 011 000.00

89.01%

Northern Cape

R 116 097 000.00

R 37 217 932.80

32.06%

North West

R 240 444 000.00

R 201 496 688.60

83.80%

Western Cape

R 262 560 000.00

R 268 405 969.00

102.23%

(dd)

Budget Allocation and expenditure for 2015-16

PROVINCE NAME

Budget allocation

Actual expenditure

Actual expenditure%

Eastern Cape

R 432 000 000.00

R 450 618 478.00

104.31%

Free State

R 40 000 000.00

R 51 188 023.00

127.97%

Gauteng

R 461 000 000.00

R 461 000 000.00

100.00%

KwaZulu-Natal

R 185 976 000.00

R 52 483 535.39

28.22%

Limpopo

R 141 103 000.00

R 50 555 000.00

35.83%

Mpumalanga

R 441 622 000.00

R 484 904 664.10

109.80%

Northern Cape

R 125 359 000.00

R 28 265 500.00

22.55%

North West

R 264 466 000.00

R 248 316 721.95

93.89%

Western Cape

R 270 138 000.00

R 307 514 666.00

113.84%

(ee)

Budget Allocation and expenditure for 2016-17

PROVINCE NAME

Budget allocation

Actual expenditure

Actual expenditure%

Eastern Cape

R 435 000 000.00

R 460 706 460.13

105.90%

Free State

R 40 000 000.00

R 46 000 000.00

126.00%

Gauteng

R 535 896 000.00

R 681 216 162.56

127.10%

KwaZulu-Natal

R 186 000 000.00

R 254 033 130.50

136.58%

Limpopo

R 226 691 000.00

R 218 555 692.86

96.40%

Mpumalanga

R 455 329 000.00

R 448 334 259.75

98.50%

Northern Cape

R 121 524 000.00

R 86 528 696.44

71.20%

North West

R 272 640 000.00

R 272 139 395.26

99.80%

Western Cape

R 359 755 000.00

R 329 298 018.00

91.50%

(b) Provinces were requested to put measures in place that will enable them to spend the budget allocation. These included improving the submission of claims by service providers and ensuring that a 30 day turnaround time for payments is met. These measures have led to significant improvement in expenditure in the majority of provinces.

Source file