Reply:

1. No, I was neither informed, nor did I ever see or hear anywhere where Agrizzi implicates me in any testimony made under oath. However I saw somewhere on social media a list said to have been released by Agrizzi, whereby it says I contacted Bosasa and made enquiries about some systems or services they offer.

The statement that I contacted Bosasa is in fact false. I never contacted Bosasa. What happened was that the former Mayor of Mogale City, Mr Mpho Nawa, contacted me in 2015 and informed me that he had been invited by a company in Mogale City where he is Mayor, to go and view Hospital Information Management systems. He said he told them that he understood nothing about health information systems and at any rate had no jurisdiction over hospitals.

The Mayor then invited me to visit that company. On arrival I discovered that the company was in fact Bosasa. I had thought that Bosasa was only a catering company. But I found out there when they then showed me the systems, that they do many other things, other than catering. However regardless of their systems I was definitely not interested in getting the Department of Health involved with them in any other way because I read lots of stories about their irregularities with the catering contract in Correctional Services.

2. No, I declared nothing because I received nothing in the form of a gift or financial benefit or any other way from Bosasa.

END.

Reply:

The regulations related to the labelling, advertising and cosmetics made in terms of the Foodstuffs, Cosmetics and Disinfectants Act, 1972 (Act 54 of 9172) were published for comment. SAHPRA has reviewed the comments submitted by various stakeholders, including those made by the Department of Environmental Affairs, on the harms and banning of microbeads in cosmetics. The updated evidence and motivations provided on microbeads in rinse-off cosmetics and the stance of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the EU were reviewed and taken into account. The Authority has made a decision to ban the use of microbeads in rinse-off cosmetics, in line with global regulatory jurisdictions. The banning of microbeads in rinse-off cosmetics will follow a phased out approach, taking effect 18-24 months from the date of publication of the regulations.

END.

Reply:

Government needs to adopt a transformative approach to programming for women’s access to justice. This includes developing interventions to challenge underlying socio-cultural norms and contexts of inequality that perpetuate discrimination against women, enable and normalise Gender Based Violence (GBV) as we have recently seen with the Omotoso trial.

During the trial, the Department of Women (DOW) made a commitment to revisit the Sexual Offences Act, the Domestic Violence Act and the Criminal Procedures Act. This will be done in conjunction with the relevant lead department(s), in an e€ort to strengthen these laws in order to protect women.

The amendments will seek to invest in strengthening justice systems to investigate and prosecute Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) cases effectively; as well as invest in strengthening data collection systems, so that there is clarity on the extent and depth of the problem.

Domestic violence is currently not recorded by the police as a specific crime category; when cases of domestic violence are reported to the police, they are recorded under a range of diFerent categories such as assault, assault Grievous Bodily Harm (GBH), malicious damage to property, pointing a firearm, murder etc. In 2017/18 women were victims of the following:

• Murder 2930
• Total sexual offences 36 731

• Attempted murder 3554
• Assault with intent to inflict grievous bodily harm 53 263
• Common assault 81 142

However, merely knowing the number of contact crimes perpetrated against women and/or children does not give us enough intormaGonto understandtheextentandcomplexiGesot domestic violence in South Africa. Even though the 2018 SAPS report indicates a list of domestic violence statistics, this is not the true reflection of the magnitude of domestic violence as most police stations still do not indicate a domestic relationship when cases of assault are reported. It has been estimated that abused woman stay in an abusive relationship for an average period of 10.5 years before seeking outside assistance.

Although the Domestic Violence Act 116 of 1998 requires police stations to record incidents of domestic violence in a register, compliance is minimal: the last compliance audit conducted by the Civilian Secretariat for Police (CSP) in 2014 found that only two of the 145 police stations under audit were fully compliant to the Act, a mere 1.40/ of the sample size.

South Africa played a historical role in pushing for the promotion and protection of the human rights of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, and intersex, queer, asexual and other (LGBTIQA+) community. It is the first African country to recognise same sex marriages.

However, the LGBTIQA+ community in South Africa continue to experience widespread discrimination, harassment and violence, despite the Constitution guaranteeing their rights to safety; and regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. Lesbians and gay men are raped to 'make them straight’ or to 'correct’ their sexual orientation. Although there are no accurate statistics for these hate-crimes, it is estimated that more than ten lesbians are raped or gang-raped weekly and at least 500 lesbians become victims of corrective rape annually. Once again, crimes of violence against LGBTIQA+ people are oXen under reported due to fear of secondary victimisation by the police and other service providers because of their sexual orientation. The government established a task team in 2011 to develop a legal framework to end violence and discrimination against LGBTIQA+ people. However, there is a lack of information regarding progress made by the task team and its programme and strategies to end this violence.

In trying to address Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV), we need more detailed recording, analysis and dissemination of disaggregated statistics on sexual and domestic violence, so that SGBV can be tracked methodically and responded to e€ectively. There should also be a shift in focus from the reduction of sexual and domestic violence crimes reported to the police, to encouraging prevention, protection and reporting; and providing quality services to all victims of these crimes. This will necessitate a change in how police performance is measured.

The amendment of the above legislations to institute these changes is therefore necessary. Coupled with this, strategies to improve enforcement and to change social norms and attitudes need to be strengthened if we are to see effective improvement in the management of gender based violence.

Approved by the Minister on

MINISTRY IN THE PRESIDENCY: WOMEN REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

Reply:

(a)(i) (i) R5,562.26 in 2017/2018

(a)(i) (ii) Nil

(a)(ii) (i) and (ii) Nil

(b)(i) (i) and (ii) Nil

(b)(ii) (i) and (ii) Nil

(c)(i) (i) and (ii) Nil

(c)(ii) (i) and (ii) Nil

(d)(i) (i) and (ii) Nil

(d)(ii) (i) and (ii) Nil

NOTES:

According to the 2007 Ministerial Handbook, the travel privileges of former Ministers / Deputy Ministers and their spouses / widows /widowers are administered and paid for by Parliament.

For former Minister ED Peters, who relinquished her office on 31 March 2017, a flight was booked to travel from OR Tambo International Airport to Kimberley on 11 April 2017 at a cost of R2,934.63. A return flight from Kimberley to OR Tambo International Airport on 15 April 2017 was added to the booking, bringing the total cost of the flights to an amount of R5,562.26. In an e-mail dated 11 April 2017, Travel Services indicated that the flights were part of the relocation of former Minister ED Peters as approved by the Chief of Staff.

Reply:

1. The Minister of Police, Hon B.H Cele was accompanied by his spouse, Mrs

T.M Cele to Dubai from 18 to 21 November 2018. This is the only official international trip whereby the Minister was accompanied by his spouse, in the last financial year, April 2018 to date. The name of the person is Mrs Thembeka Mary — Ann Cele (spouse). The purpose of the official trip was to attend the 87!* lnterpol General Assembly Session as per invitation from the Ministry of Interior, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Commander —In-Chief of Dubai Police, Major General, Abdullah Khalifa AI Marri.

The total breakdown of the expenditure for the trip is as follows:

• Flight air ticket (return) — R 60, 926.68 X 2 = R 121, 853.36
• Accommodation: X3 nights at the Sheraton Mall of the Emirates Hotel — R 5,070.00 per night X 3 = R 15,210.00.
• Car Hire for four (4) days = R 21, 840.00.
• Daily Allowance —R 9442.60 each

2. The specified international official trip, Dubai (18 to 21 November 2018) was approved by the President of the Republic of South Africa as per Section 1, Annexure A of the Ministerial Handbook.

BH Cele Date: &

Reply:

1. It was determined that the slaughter of an animal on the Clifton Beach, was not unlawful. Section 7 of the Meat Safety Act, 2000 (Act No 40 of 2000), prohibits the slaughter of animals at places, other than abattoirs. However, Section 7(2) of the Act, provides for exemptions and stipulates that the prohibition does not apply to the slaughter of animals for cultural or religious purposes.

Regulation 129, of the Red Meat Regulations of 2004, which were issued in terms of the Meat Safety Act, regulate the slaughtering of animals for religious or cultural purposes. This Regulation requires that a person who slaughters animals for religious or cultural purposes, must obtain prior written permission from the local authority of the area, where such slaughtering will take place.

The Regulation does not contain an offences/or penalty clause and the conduct is, therefore, not criminalised and is merely a prohibition. No other Bylaw and/or Act could be found that criminalises the slaughtering of animals.

2. No employee of the City of Cape Town could advise the senior South African Police Service (SAPS) officers, who were at the scene, of any offence that would be committed if the animal was slaughtered on the beach.

The Mayor of the City of Cape Town, Mr D Plato, informed the senior SAPS officers that a Bylaw would be transgressed. However, to date, no such Bylaw could be provided to the SAPS.

At no stage, did any of the senior officers present, prevent any employee or representative of the City of Cape Town, to act against those that intended to slaughter the sheep. Major General Vearey did, however, advise the Mayor that it would not be operationally appropriate to act. This was based on the fact that there was confusion about the legislation, the risk associated with police action at the time, taking into account, the size and mood of the crowd that had gathered for the event. The risk of creating more violence, outweighed the enforcement of a Bylaw that eventually proved not to exist.

 

Reply to question 162 recommended/

GENERAL

AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

Date: ]§]§ -§]- j §

Reply to question 162 approved/not approved

Reply:

(a)(i) The Department did not incur expenditure relating to travel for the former Ministers nor (ii) their spouses (b) (i) former Deputy Ministers (ii) their spouses, (c) former Ministers’ widows or widowers and (d) former Deputy Ministers’ widows or widowers for the period specified in the question.

 

Reply:

(a)

Number of Cases Reported at the Hammanskraal Polica Station

                                               2016                                       2017             2018

(i) Murder                                  283                                         263              280

ii	Rape	10	13	16
iii	Housebreakin	45	41	38
iv	Carjcking	357	270	283
(v)	Theft of motor vehicle	20	11	19
vi	House Robber	45	45	34
{vii)	Drug-related crimes	22	31	44

 

 

(b)
		Number of Cases to Court
	” ““”“	2016	2017 ”	2018
i	Murder	5	8	5
ii	Rape	0	0	0
lii	Housebreaking	31	31	29
lv	Carjacking	2	0	0
(v)	Theft of motor vehicle	0	0	0
(vi)	House robbery	7	0	0
(vii)	Drug relatedcrimes	720	745	628

Numher of Cases with Convictions
	2016	2017	2048
(i) Murder	3	0	0
(ii) Rape	0	0	0
(iii) Housebreaking	3	3	2
(iv) Carjacking	0	0	0
(vg Theft of motor vehicle	0	0	0
(vi) House robbery	0	0	0
(vli) Drug-related crimes	170	101	49

Reply to question 102 recommended/

 

Reply to question 102 approved/n

MINISTER OF POLICE BH CELE, MP

Date: 6 @

GENERAL

UTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

Reply:

The National Commissioner of the South African Police Service (SAPS), recently approved a rationalised organisational structure and is in the process of matching and placing employees, in terms of the structure. As a result, the (a) number of vacancies in the SA Police Service, in each province and (b) details of each vacant position in each province can only be determined after the matching and placing of the employees has been concluded.

Reply to question 45 recommended/

TIQ CO

LE (SOEG)

GENERAL

ER: TH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

Reply to question 45 approved/

MI R OF POLICE BH CELE, MP

Date:

Reply:

No, in terms of Section 4(1) of the Regulation of Interception of Communications and Communication-Related Information Act, 2002 (Act No. 70 of 2002), (hereinafter referred to as the Act) any person, other than a law enforcement officer, may intercept any communication if he or she is party to the communication, unless such communication is intercepted by such person for purposes of committing an offence. In terms of Section 4(2) of the Act, any law enforcement officer may intercept any communication if he or she is:

• a party to the communication; and
• satisfied that there are reasonable grounds to believe that the interception of a communication of another party to the communication is necessary, on grounds referred to in Section 16(5)(a) (relating to serious offences), unless such communication is intercepted by such law enforcement officer, for the purposes of committing an offence.

In terms of Section 1 of the Act, “intercept” is defined to mean the aural or other acquisition of the contents of any communication, through the use of any means, including; an interception device, so as to make some or all of the contents of a communication available to a person other than the sender or recipient or intended recipient of that communication and includes, the:

• monitoring of any such communication by means of a monitoring device;

• viewing, examination or inspection of the contents of any indirect communication; and
• diversion of any indirect communication from its intended destination to any other destination and “interception” has a corresponding meaning.

A “communication” is defined in Section 1 of the Act, to include both a direct communication and an indirect communication.

A “direct communication” is defined to mean an:

• oral communication, other than an indirect communication, between two or more persons, which occurs in the immediate presence of all the persons participating in that communication; or
• utterance by a person who is participating in an indirect communication, if the utterance is audible to another person who, at the time that the indirect communication occurs, is in the immediate presence of the person participating in the indirect communication.

An “indirect communication” is defined as the transfer of information, including; a message or any part of a message, whether it is:

(a) in the form of:

1. speech, music or other sounds;
2. data;
3. text;
4. visual images, whether animated or not;
5. signals; or
6. radio frequency spectrum; or

(b) in any other form or in any combination of forms, that is transmitted in whole or in part, by means of a postal service or an electronic communication system1. (Own underlining).

In light of the above, the Act prohibits the interception of audio communications (in other words the interception of what is spoken). Visual images, such as those recorded by closed circuit television, are not transmitted by means of the postal

' The definition of indirect communication in the Act was amended by the Electronic Communications Act No. 36 of 2005”. The definition of telecommunication system was replaced by “electronic communication system”. (Government Gazette No. 28743 of 18 April 2006).

services or an electronic communications system. The actions, gestures or activities of a person, without sound, fall outside the definition of a “direct communication”.

The Act aims to protect the privacy of communications, in general. It is submitted that the prohibition of the Act, does not apply in circumstances, where a person makes an oral communication in circumstances, where there is no reasonable expectation of privacy (for instance in a police station).

In line with the Act, closed circuit television at police stations does not record audio communications but only activities that take place. Body-worn cameras, which have the ability to record activities and audio communications may, however, contravene Section 4(1)(a) of the Act. (Own underlining).

 

Response to question 207 recommended/

GENERAL RICAN POLICE SERVICE

Response to question 207 approved/not approved

MINISTER OF POLICE

BH CELE, MP

Date:

Reply:

According to information we have received from Provincial Departments of Human Settlements and Local Municipalities as at December 2018 we had repaired or re-built a total of 49 745 state subsidy (post-1994) houses.

The details of these interventions per province are:

PROVINCE	NUMBER OF HOUSES REPAIRED OR RE-BUILT
EASTERN CAPE	25 640
FREE STATE	2 513
GAUTENG	6 050
KWAZULU-NATAL	6 011
LIMPOPO	124
MPUMALANGA	605
NORTHERN CAPE	2 860
NORTH WEST	2 600
WESTERN CAPE	3 342
TOTAL	49 745

Reply:

(a)

Number of Cases Reported at the Temba Police Station

	2016	2017	2018
(i) Murder	62	55	73
(ii) Rape	203	182	156
(iii) Housebreaking	1 048	880	776
(iv) Carjackinh	134	98	107
(v) Theft of motor vehlcle	193	124	130
(vi) House robbery	122	134	4 33
(vii) Drug -related crimes	1 636	1 968	2 428

(b)

Number of Cases to Court
	2016	2017	2018
(i) Murder	30	32	29
(ii) Rape	101	100	109
(iii) Housebreaking	159	110	106
(iv) Carjacking	10	5	5
(v) Theft of motor vehicle	16	5	9
(vii) (vi) House robbery	15	10	17
Drug-related crimes	1 645	1 968	2 430

(c)

Number of Cases wlth Convlctlone
	2016	2017	2018
(i) Murder	15	23	11
(ii) Rape	17	23	18
(lii) Housebreaking	22	29	11
(iv) Carjacking	0	1	2
(v) Theft of motor vehicle	1	1	1
cvi) House robbery	1	5	4
(vii) Drug-related crimes	664	226	266

 

Reply to question 101 recommended/ d•

KJ SI (SOEG)

Date: t i› »- i ›

Reply to question 101 approved/

R OF POLICE BH CELE, MP

Date:

GENERAL AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

Reply:

(1) and (2) The South African Police Service (SAPS) could not establish if a Commission of Inquiry into the Political Killings, in Mpumalanga, was ever undertaken.

Reply to question 202 recommended/

TIO CO

LE (SOEG)

GENERAL ER: UT AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

Reply to question 202 approved/not approved

MINISTER OF POLICE BH CELE, MP

Date:

Reply:

(1)(a)(i)(ii)(aa)(bb)&(b)

The process associated with the procurement of leased accommoddtion, is initiated by the South African Police Service (SAPS) but is managed by the National Department of Public Works (NDPW). The SAPS is required to submit all the relevant documents, pertaining to the procurement of leased accommodation, to the NDPW.

The NDPW, therefore, manages the procurement process and concludes the lease agreements. It needs to be mentioned that only the NDPW can enter into a lease agreement, on behalf of user departments, in line with the mandated functions of the aforementioned departments.

The table below reflects the total number of leases, concluded by the NDPW, on behalf of the SAPS.

Province	Total number of leases
Eastern Cape	255
Free State	77
Gauteng	188
KwaZulu-Natal	193
Limpopo	77
Mpumalanga	81
North West	76
Northern Cape	79
Western Cape	160
Total	1 186

(2)(a)(b)

Given the fact that the NDPW enters into lease contracts on behalf of the SAPS, the rental amounts and periods are agreed upon, by the NDPW and the lessor. The SAPS only confirms the funding of the lease, for the duration of the lease contract.

(2)(c)(d)

The NDPW undertakes the procurement process for acquiring new leases, on behalf of the SAPS. The SAPS is not directly involved in the procurement process and, therefore, does not have access to the requested information.

(2)(e)

The NDPW manages the acquisition process and should, therefore, be requested to provide the details of the officials who have approved leases, relevant to the SAPS.

Reply to question 212 recommended/be

(SOEG)

Date: :›19 -»- ›‹

GENE L OUI AFRCANPOLICESERVICE

Reply to question 212 approved/not approved

MINISTER OF POLICE BH CELE, MP

Date:

Reply:

We wish to advise the Honorable member that we are in a process of finalizing the information required, response will be made available within seven working days.

Reply:

1. The response provided on 21 November 2018 to question 353 by the Department was adequately responded to. The Department monitors the data that is uploaded on the Integrated Regulatory Information System (IRIS) by both the Water Services Authority and Water Services Provider. Refer to the tables below for the compliance results for 2018:

Microbiological: Acute Health

Months	Compliance	Failures	Samples
January	98.9%	4	378
February	99.7%	1	351
March	97.6%	9	369
April	98.3%	6	353
May	99.7%	1	379
June	>99.9%	0	398
July	99.5%	2	386
August	>99.9%	0	392
September	>99.9%	0	383
October	99.7%	1	392
November	99.7%	1	390
December	99.4%	2	343
Total	99.4%	27	4 514

Chemical: Acute Health

Months	Compliance	Failures	Samples
January	>99.9%	0	101
February	>99.9%	0	92
March	>99.9%	0	92
April	>99.9%	0	84
May	>99.9%	0	88
June	>99.9%	0	96
July	>99.9%	0	92
August	>99.9%	0	92
September	>99.9%	0	88
October	>99.9%	0	92
November	>99.9%	0	92
December	>99.9%	0	80
Total	>99.9%	0	1 089

Chemical: Chronic Health

Months	Compliance	Failures	Samples
January	>99.9%	1	1 068
February	>99.9%	0	981
March	>99.9%	0	1 016
April	>99.9%	0	960
May	>99.9%	0	1 026
June	>99.9%	0	1 087
July	>99.9%	0	1 053
August	>99.9%	0	1 064
September	>99.9%	0	1 032
October	>99.9%	0	1 063
November	>99.9%	1	1 062
December	>99.9%	0	934
Total	>99.9%	2	12 346

Chemical -Non Health: Aesthetic

Months	Compliance	Failures	Samples
January	99.5%	3	293
February	97.7%	12	286
March	95.8%	23	289
April	95.9%	21	274
May	96.0%	22	287
June	97.9%	12	297
July	99.8%	1	295
August	>99.9%	0	294
September	>99.9%	0	292
October	>99.9%	0	297
November	>99.9%	0	303
December	>99.9%	0	271
Total	98.6%	94	314

Operational

Months	Compliance	Failures	Samples
January	98.8%	19	1 524
February	99.1%	13	1 428
March	98.9%	16	1 487
April	99.2%	11	1 418
May	99.5%	8	1 531
June	99.7%	4	1 596
July	99.1%	14	1 569
August	99.9%	2	1 591
September	99.5%	7	1 553
October	99.4%	10	1 585
November	99.6%	7	1 581
December	99.4%	9	1 392
Total	99.3%	120	55

2. None, the water quality test as provided above proves that there were no tests that failed to meet minimum standards as they are well above 95% for each test conducted during 2018.

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Reply:

Parliamentary scheme

1.1 The travel privileges, administered and paid for by Parliament, of former Ministers/Deputy Ministers and their spouse come to into ePect on the first day following the date on which they relinquish their oFice, excluding the journeys made when vacating State-owned residences to the places where they intend to settle. (The Secretary of Parliament can be contacted for the details and administration relating to these privileges).

1.2 The costs of using VIP rooms at airports and any restaurants or bar services, as well as telephone calls, are payable by former Minister/ Deputy Minister themselves.

1.3 The Travel Privileges include:

1.3.1 Flights (Air Transport Tickets)

(a) Former Minister: Forty-eight (48) single domestic flights (business class) per annum.

(b) Former Deputy Ministers: Thirty six (36) single domestic flights (business class) per annum.

Of Spouses

a) Former Ministers: Twenty-four (24) single domestic flights (business class) per annum.

b) Former Deputy Ministers: Eighteen (18) single domestic flights ( business class)

c) Widow/Widower of former Minister’s/Deputy Minister: Twelve (12) single domestic flights per annum (business class).

Approved by the Minist on

Date...I .I...”.....@.....'... ....

Reply:

No expenditure was incurred by the Department of Health for the travel privileges of former Ministers and/or Deputy Ministers and their spouses or late spouses during the period in question.

END.

Reply:

(1) Number of infomial settlements in mch province are as follows:

a) Eastern Cape: 305

b) Limpopo: 90

c) Mpumalanga: 268

d) Kwaztilu Natal: 248

e) Gauteng: 710

f) Free Statn: 153

g) Northen Cape:111

h) North West: 172

h) Western Cape: 643

The datus is as at October 2017, based on information provided by Provinces and some Metropolitan municipalities, at well as information gathered by the Department during the informal settlement assessments, categorisation and development of the upgrading plans.

Reply:

a) Granting of the cultivation license of cannabis for medicinal use in SA is not limited to greenhouse cultivation. Cultivation can take place in various settings either, indoor or outdoor. The applicant should meet the good agricultural practices as determined by the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (DAFF) for food producing plants intended for human consumption. Measures to be considered during cultivation include but are not limited to:

• Soil and fertilizer or alternative growth medium/ substrate

• The reliance on irrigation

• The appropriate use of approved herbicides and pesticides

The applicant should ensure that crop integrity is maintained. This will ensure the correct quality control and identification of specific marker compounds at pre-determined concentrations for the Cannabis species. The applicant should ensure that cross-pollination of outdoor crops or where an enclosed air filtration system is not present have appropriate minimisation strategies in place. Furthermore, volunteer plants or rogue plants should be eradicated to ensure that the permitted crop size is not contaminated.

Security arrangements deployed at the proposed site will form an integral part of the conditions to be considered prior to the SAHPRA licence being issued and the Department of Health permit being granted. In addition, manufacturing of the products must be done in line with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) applicable to medicines which are further described in the SAHPRA Guideline, Guide to Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) for Medicines in South Africa. Applicants are invited to scrutinise specifically Annexure 7 which deals with the agricultural aspects relating to the production of starting materials derived from a plant.

(b) No limit has been determined yet. The applicant has to state in the application the size of the land to be cultivated which is linked to the off take agreement which have to be in place between the applicant and their customers. The customers will also be assessed for the suitability of handling the product.

The quantity required by the applicant as reflected in the off take agreements will then be used to determine the country requirements of medicinal cannabis which will eventually be used to feed into the International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) quota. INCB is an international body responsible for the control of narcotics and psychotropic substances which are required for therapeutic and research purposes.

END.

Reply:

a) The South African Police Service (SAPS), currently, has a total of 10 379 police reservists. It needs to be mentioned that the SAPS does not employ reservists, as they serve on a voluntary basis.

b) Since 1 January 2010, a total of 8 306 reservists have been utilised on a full- time basis.

Reply to question 51 recommendad/

LE (SOEG)

Reply to question 51 approved/

MINIST OF POLICE BH CELE, MP

Date:

GENERAL TH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

Reply:

a) The particulars of the investigating officer cannot be divulged, to ensure that the case is investigated without fear or favour.

b) The suspect in this case, resigned from the company. The complainant was contacted and the suspect's address was obtained. The address was visited, but the suspect could not be found. All possible leads to trace the suspect, are being followed. The case is, therefore, still under investigation.

Reply to question 109 recommended/

TI

OLE (SOEG)

GENERAL ER: TH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

Reply to question 109 approved/ o e

MI SI OF POLICE BH CELE, MP

Date:

Reply:

The Parliamentary question has been forward to the State Owned Enterprise and the Ministry of Public Enterprises awaits their urgent response. Further information will be conveyed to Parliament as soon as the response is received.

Reply:

(1)(a) The number of murders, which were reported at the Edenvale Police Station, is as follows:

(i) 2015/2016            (ii) 2016/2017                 (iii) 2017/2018

      2                               3                                   7

(1)(b) The number of murders, which resulted in successful convictions, is as follows:

2015/2016	2016/2017	2017/2018
Cas Number/ Conviction	Cas Number/ Conviction	Cas Number/ Conviction
None            Not applicable	None            Not applicable	None            Not applicable

 

 

 

 

 

(2)(a)(b) The number of women and children, who were murder victims, is as follows:

 

i 2015/2016	ii 2016/2017	iii. 2017/2018
Women/Children	Women/Children	Women/Children
0              0	0              0	0              0

 

 

 

Reply to question 214 recommended/aet-recommended•

L C E (S

Date: !!!! "!!"

GENERAL NER: HAFRCANPOLlCESERV!CE

Reply to question 214 approved/moved

MINISTE POLICE BH CELE, MP

Reply:

Honourable Member I am not sure which reported 200 vacant posts you are referring to. I discussed the matter with the MEC for Gauteng and she is also not sure where the figure of 200 is emerging from. Please help by specifying so that I can answer the question.

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Reply:

(1) (a) None;

(b) N/A

(2) Reasons for non issue of licences

Readiness of applicants – lack of Standard Operation Procedures (SOPs), lack of Quality Management Systems to be employed at their facilities, applicants do not have plans of where and to whom they are going to sell their produce, lack of basic security features. All these findings and other deficiencies of applications have been communicated to the applicants to address.

END.

Reply:

Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation

(a)(i) From 1 January 2014 to 31 December 2018, the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (DPCI) investigated a total of 364 incidents, regarding illegal mining.

(a)(ii) A total of 186 convictions were obtained, from 1 Jan“uary 2014 to 31 December 2018.

Division: Detective Service, South African Police Service

(a)(i) The number of cases, relating to incidents of illegal mining, investigated by the Division: Detective Service, South African Police Service (SAPS), from 1 January 2014 to date, is reflected in the table below:

Province	Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Eastern Cape	0	0	0	0	0	0
Free State	321	180	201	256	299	32
Gauteng	0	0	0	0	0	0
KwaZulu-Natal	1	3	1	1	4	0
Limpopo	0	0	0	37	27	1
Mpumalanga	46	53	59	114	253	29
North West	2	0	2	5	2	0
Northern Cape	1	1	3	9	30	1
Western Cape	1	1	3	9	30	1
Total	372	238	269	431	645	64

(a)(ii) The number of cases, which resulted in a conviction, is as follows:

Year

Province
	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019
Eastern Cape	0	0	0	0	0	0
Free State	284	120	132	171	246	7
Gauteng	0	0	0	0	0	0
KwaZulu-Natal	0	0	0	0	0	0
Limpopo	0	0	0	10	2	0
Mpumalanga	18	24	34	42	81	0
North West	0	0	0	1	0	0
Northern Cape	0	0	3	1	0	0
Western Cape	0	0	0	0	0	0
Total	302	144	169	225	329	7

 

(b) The statutory grounds for the convictions, were as follows:

•  Trespassing, in terms of the Trespass Act, 1959 (Act No. 6 of 1959).
• Unlawful possession of unwrought precious metal, in terms of the Precious Metals Act, 2005 (Act No. 37 of 2005).
• Unlawful dealing in unwrought precious metal, in terms of the Precious Metals Act, 2005 (Act No. 37 of 2005).
• Unlawful possession of unpolished/uncut diamonds, in terms of the Diamonds Act, 1986 (Act No. 56 of 1986).
• Unlawful dealing in unpolished/uncut diamonds in terms of the Diamonds Act, 1986 (Act No. 56 of 1986).
• Racketeering, in terms of the Prevention of Organised Crime Act (Act No. 121 of 1998).
• Money laundering, in terms of the Prevention of Organised Crime Act, 1998 (Act No. 121 of 1998).
• Illegal immigration, in terms of the Immigration Act, 2002 (Act No. 13 of 2002).
• Illegal prospecting, in terms of the Mining Rights Act, 1967 (Act No. 20 of 1967).
• Failing to lodge prospecting rights, in terms of the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act, 2002 (Act No. 28 of 2002).
• Common law offences, such as theft, fraud, housebreaking and robbery.

 

Reply to question 118 recommended

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GENERAL ION OUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICE

Reply to question 118 approved/not approved

MINISTER OF POLICE BH CELE, MP

Date:

Reply:

1. (a) Due to the SANRAL Toll portfolio experiencing financial difficulty and in order to ensure that SANRAL does not default on its payments to investors, as well as to continue with the maintenance of the toll network across the country, funds were transferred from the non-toll network to the Toll network.

(b) Falls away – refer to (a) above.

(c) Because no additional funding could be sourced from the National Treasury, this was part of a reprioritisation exercise until a permanent solution is generated by Government to deal with the e-Toll challenge.

2. Even though the non-payment by Gauteng road users has a severe impact on SANRAL’s sustainability, an event of default would have even more dire consequences for the country. This would result in SANRAL ‘s full debt of R47bn becoming due and payable to investors. It is however a fact that any money that is diverted from the non-toll network to support GFIP negatively affects road maintenance and improvements elsewhere in the country. This transfer was a necessary intervention while a permanent solution is sought by Government for the e-Toll challenge.

Reply:

(a)(i)(ii) and (b)

Eastern Cape

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Aberdeen	0	0	0
Addo	0	0	0
Adelaide	0	0	0
Afsondering	0	0	0
Alexandria	0	0	0
Algoapark	0	0	0
Alice	0	0	0
Alicedale	0	0	0
Aliwal North	39	0	0
Avondale	0	0	0
Balfour	0	0	0
Barkly East	0	0	0
Bathurst	0	0	0
Baviaanskloof	0	0	0
Beacon Bay	0	0	0
Bedford	0	0	0
Bell	0	0	0
Berlin	0	0	0
Bethelsdorp	0	0	0
Bhisho	0	0	0
Bholo	0	0	0
Bholothwa	0	0	0
Bityi	0	0	0
Bluewater	0	0	0
Bridge Camp	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Buffalo Flats	0	0	0
Burgersdorp	0	0	0
Butterworth	0	0	0
Cala	0	0	0
Cambridge	0	0	0
Cathcart	0	0	0
Cedarville	0	0	0
Centane	0	0	0
Chalumna	0	0	0
Chungwa	0	0	0
Coffee Bay	0	0	0
Cofimvaba	0	10	0
Committees	0	0	0
Cookhouse	0	0	0
Cradock	0	0	0
Dalasile	0	0	0
Despatch	0	0	0
Dimbaza	0	0	0
Dordrecht	0	0	0
Doringkloof	0	0	0
Duncan Village	0	0	0
Dutywa	0	0	0
East London	0	0	0
Elands Height	0	0	0
Elliot	0	0	0
Elliotdale	0	0	0
Ezibeleni	0	0	0
Flagstaff	0	0	0
Floukraal	0	0	0
Fort Beaufort	0	0	0
Fort Brown	0	0	0
Gelvandale	0	0	0
Glen Grey	0	0	0
Gonubie	0	0	0
Graaff-Reinet	50	0	0
Grahamstown	0	0	0
Hamburg	0	0	0
Hankey	0	0	0
Healdtown	0	0	0
Henderson	0	0	0
Hlababomvu	0	0	0
Hofmeyr	0	0	0
Hogsback	0	0	0
Humansdorp	30	0	0
Humewood	0	0	0
Ida	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Ikamvelihle	0	0	0
Ilinge	0	0	0
Indwe	0	0	0
Inyibiba	0	0	0
Jamestown	0	0	0
Jansenville	0	0	0
Jeffreys Bay	0	0	0
Joubertina	0	0	0
Joza	0	0	0
Kabega Park	0	0	0
Kamesh	0	0	0
Kareedouw	0	0	0
Katkop	0	0	0
Kei Bridge	0	0	0
Kei Mouth	0	0	0
Kei Road	0	0	0
Keiskammahoek	0	0	0
Kenton on Sea	0	0	0
Khubusidrift	0	0	0
Kidds Beach	0	0	0
King William's Town	0	0	0
Kinkelbos	0	0	0
Kirkwood	0	0	0
Kleinbulhoek	0	0	0
Klipplaat	0	0	0
Kolomane	0	0	0
Komga	0	0	0
Kwaaiman	0	0	0
Kwadwesi	0	0	0
Kwandengane	0	0	0
Kwanobuhle	0	0	0
Kwazakele	0	0	0
Lady Frere	0	0	0
Lady Grey	0	0	0
Libode	0	0	0
Lukholweni	0	0	0
Lusikisiki	0	0	0
Macleantown	0	0	0
Maclear	0	0	0
Madeira	0	0	0
Maletswai	0	0	0
Maluti	0	0	0
Matatiele	0	0	0
Mbizana	0	0	0
Mbizeni	0	0	0
Mdantsane	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Mhlungisi	0	0	0
Middelburg(EC)	0	0	0
Middledrift	0	0	0
Molteno	0	0	0
Mooiplaas	0	0	0
Motherwell	59	0	0
Mount Ayliff	69	0	0
Mount Fletcher	60	0	0
Mount Frere	0	0	0
Mount Road	50	0	0
Moyeni	0	0	0
Mpisi	0	0	0
Mqanduli	0	0	0
Msobomvu	0	0	0
Mthatha	0	0	0
Mtontsasa	0	0	0
Mzamba	0	0	0
Ndevana	0	0	0
Nemato	0	0	0
New Brighton	0	0	0
Ngangelizwe	0	0	0
Ngcobo	0	0	0
Ngqamakhwe	0	0	0
Ngqeleni	0	0	0
Ntabankulu	0	0	0
Ntabethemba	0	0	0
Provincial Commissioner: Eastern Cape, Supply Chain Management	392	0	0
Palmietfontein	0	0	0
Patensie	0	0	0
Paterson	0	0	0
Pearston	0	0	0
Peddie	0	0	0
Phumalanga	0	0	0
Port Alfred	10	0	0
Port St Johns	0	0	0
Punzana	0	0	0
Queenstown	69	0	0
Qumbu	0	0	0
Rhodes	0	0	0
Riebeeck East	0	0	0
Rietbron	0	0	0
Rossouw	0	0	0
Scenery Park	0	0	0
Seafield	0	0	0
Seven Fountains	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Seymour	0	12	0
Somerset East	0	0	0
St Francis Bay	0	0	0
Sterkspruit	0	0	0
Sterkstroom	0	0	0
Steve Vukile Tshwete	0	0	0
Steynsburg	0	0	0
Steytlerville	0	0	0
Storms River	0	0	0
Stutterheim	0	0	0
Sulenkama	0	0	0
Swartkops	0	0	0
Tabase	0	0	0
Tamara	0	0	0
Tarkastad	0	0	0
Thina Falls	0	0	0
Thomas River	0	0	0
Thomhill	0	0	0
Thornhill Ciskei	0	0	0
Tsolo	0	0	0
Tsomo	0	0	0
Tyefu	0	0	0
Tylden	0	0	0
Uie	0	0	0
Uitenhage	10	0	0
Venterstad	0	0	0
Vulindlela	0	0	0
Walmer	0	0	0
Whittlesea	0	0	0
Willowmore	0	0	0
Willowvale	0	0	0
Wolwefontein	0	0	0
Zamuxolo	0	0	0
Zele	0	0	0
Zwelitsha	0	0	0

Free State

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Allanridge	0	0	0
Arlington	0	0	0
Bainsvlei	0	0	0
Batho	0	0	0
Bayswater	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Bethlehem	0	0	0
Bethulie	0	0	0
Bloemspruit	0	0	0
Boithuso	0	0	0
Boshof	0	0	0
Bothaville	0	0	0
Botshabelo	0	0	0
Brandfort	0	0	0
Bronville	0	0	0
Bultfontein	0	0	0
Clarens	0	0	0
Clocolan	0	0	0
Comelia	0	0	0
Dealesville	0	0	0
Deneysville	0	0	0
Dewetsdorp	0	0	0
Edenburg	0	0	0
Edenville	0	0	0
Excelsior	0	0	0
Fauresmith	19	0	0
Ficksburg	0	0	0
Fouriesburg	0	0	0
Gariepdam	0	0	0
Glen	0	0	0
Goedemoed	0	0	0
Harrismith	0	0	0
Heidedal	0	0	0
Heilbron	0	0	127
Hennenman	0	0	0
Hertzogville	0	0	0
Heuningspruit	0	0	0
Hobhouse	0	0	20
Hoopstad	0	0	0
Jacobsdal	0	0	0
Jagersfontein	3	0	0
Kagisanong	0	0	0
Kestell	0	0	0
Koffiefontein	26	23	0
Kommissiepoort	0	0	0
Kopanong	0	0	0
Koppies	0	0	1
Kroonstad	0	0	0
Ladybrand	0	0	0
Lindley	0	0	0
Luckhoff	0	0	0
Mafube	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Makwane	0	0	0
Mangaung	0	0	0
Maokeng	0	0	0
Marquard	0	0	0
Meloding	0	0	0
Memel	0	0	0
Namahadi	0	0	0
Navalsig	0	0	0
Odendaalsrus	0	0	0
Oranjeville	0	0	0
Park Road	0	0	0
Parys	4	0	0
Paul Roux	0	0	0
Petrus Steyn	0	0	0
Petrusburg	0	0	0
Philippolis	0	0	0
Phuthaditjhaba	0	0	0
Reddersburg	13	12	1
Reitz	0	0	0
Roadside	0	0	0
Rosendal	0	0	0
Rouxville	0	0	0
Sasolburg	0	0	0
Selosesha	0	0	0
Senekal	0	0	0
Smithfield	30	10	0
Soutpan	0	0	39
Springfontein	0	0	0
Steunmekaar	3	1	1
Steynsrus	0	0	0
Thaba-Nchu	0	0	0
Thabong	10	0	0
Theunissen	0	0	0
Tierpoort	0	0	0
Trompsburg	0	0	154
Tseki	0	0	0
Tseseng	0	0	0
Tumahole	0	0	0
Tweeling	0	0	0
Tweespruit	0	0	0
Van Stadensrus	0	0	0
Ventersburg	0	0	0
Verkeerdevlei	10	0	0
Verkykerskop	0	0	0
Vierfontein	0	0	0
Viljoensdrif	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Viljoenskroon	0	0	0
Villiers	0	0	100
Virinia	0	0	0
Vrede	0	0	0
Vredefort	0	0	0
Wanda	0	0	0
Warden	0	0	0
Welkom	0	0	0
Wepener	0	0	0
Wesselsbron	0	0	0
Winburg	0	0	0
Zamdela	0	0	0
Zastron	0	0	0

Gauteng

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Provincial Commissioner: Gauteng Investigation Service	1 000	500	0
Actonville	0	0	0
Akasia	80	0	0
Alberton	0	0	43
Alexandra	213	80	0
Atteridgeville	0	0	0
Bedfordview	0	0	9
Bekkersdal	0	0	0
Benoni	332	200	0
Boipatong	0	0	272
Boksburg	0	0	0
Boksburg North	0	0	0
Booysens	0	0	0
Boschkop	0	0	20
Brackendowns	63	10	156
Brakpan	7	0	0
Bramley	0	0	0
Brixton	0	0	0
Bronkhorstspruit	0	0	0
Brooklyn	0	0	0
Carletonville	758	80	0
Cleveland	0	5	0
Crystalpark	0	0	0
Cullinan	0	0	0
Daveyton	0	0	0
Dawn Park	0	0	0
De Deur	149	70	494

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Devon	10	10	198
Diepkloof	0	0	0
Diepsloot	0	0	0
Dobsonville	0	0	1
Douglasdale	0	0	0
Dube	0	0	0
Duduza	0	0	0
Dunnottar	0	0	81
Edenpark	0	0	0
Edenvale	0	0	0
Eersterust	0	0	70
Ekangala	375	20	0
Eldorado Park	188	168	0
Elsburg	0	0	0
Ennerdale	0	0	0
Erasmia	0	0	40
Etwatwa	5	0	15
Evaton	0	0	272
Fairlands	0	0	0
Florida	0	0	0
Fochville	0	0	0
Ga-Rankuwa	150	25	0
Garsfontein	0	0	0
Germiston	0	20	0
Hammanskraal	0	0	0
Heidelberg (GP)	0	0	0
Hekpoort	0	0	0
Hercules	1	0	40
Hillbrow	154	0	0
Honeydew	0	94	0
Ivory Park	0	0	0
Jabulani	0	0	0
Jeppe	30	20	0
Johannesburg Central	0	10	0
Kagiso	48	46	0
Kameeldrift	0	0	0
Katlehong	0	0	0
Katlehong North	0	0	0
Kempton Park	0	0	0
Khutsong	0	0	0
Kliprivier	0	0	0
Kliptown	50	50	0
Krugersdorp	10	0	0
Kwa Thema	0	0	0
Langlaagte	20	20	0
Laudium	0	0	50
Lenasia	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Lenasia South	0	0	0
Linden	0	0	0
Loate	0	0	0
Lyttelton	0	0	0
Mabopane	0	0	0
Magaliesburg	0	0	0
Mamelodi	0	0	0
Mamelodi East	0	0	0
Meadowlands	0	50	0
Meyerton	99	150	180
Midrand	0	0	0
Moffatview	0	0	0
Mondeor	11	10	0
Moroka	30	15	0
Muldersdrift	0	0	0
Naledi	65	85	0
Nigel	0	0	0
Norkempark	0	0	0
Norwood	0	0	0
Olievenhoutbosch	0	0	0
Olifantsfontein	0	0	0
Orange Farms	0	0	0
Orlando	0	0	0
Ortia	0	0	0
Parkview	0	0	0
Pretoria Central	349	262	131
Pretoria Moot	0	0	0
Pretoria North	0	0	0
Pretoria West	0	0	0
Primrose	7	10	0
Protea Glen	60	0	0
Putfontein	0	0	0
Rabie Ridge	0	0	0
Randburg	0	0	0
Randfontein	0	0	0
Ratanda	13	21	63
Reigerpark	0	0	0
Rietgat	0	0	0
Roodepoort	0	0	0
Rosebank	0	0	0
Sandringham	0	0	0
Sandton	0	6	0
Sebenza	0	0	0
Sebokeng	317	275	55
Sharpeville	0	0	7
Silverton	0	0	60
Sinoville	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Sophia Town	0	30	0
Soshanguve	0	0	0
Springs	0	28	0
Sunnyside	0	0	0
Tarlton	0	0	0
Temba	0	0	0
Tembisa	430	422	0
Tembisa South	0	0	0
The Barrage	0	0	92
Tokoza	0	0	8
Tsakane	0	0	0
Vaal Marina	0	0	0
Vanderbijlpark	0	0	284
Vereeniging	80	0	1266
Villieria	0	0	0
Vosloorus	0	0	9
Wedela	0	0	0
Welbekend	0	0	0
Westonaria	0	0	0
Wierdabrug	0	0	0
Wonderboompoort	0	0	129
Yeoville	0	0	0
Zonkizizwe	0	0	9

KwaZulu-Natal

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Alexandra Road	58	59	0
Amangwe	60	40	0
Amanzimtoti	0	0	0
Babanango	5	0	0
Bayview	0	0	0
Bellair	0	0	0
Berea	30	0	99
Bergville	35	26	0
Besters	0	3	0
Bhekithemba	5	5	0
Bishopstowe	0	10	0
Boston	0	0	0
Brighton Beach	0	0	701
Bulwer	10	0	0
Camperdown	0	0	0
Cato Manor	0	0	0
Ceza	0	0	0
Charlestown	10	5	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Chatsworth	138	372	0
Colenso	0	0	0
Cramond	0	0	0
Creighton	20	0	0
Dalton	11	0	0
Dannhauser	4	0	19
Donnybrook	5	5	0
Dududu	10	10	0
Dundee	379	200	0
Durban Central	0	0	3796
Durban North	0	0	0
Ekombe	3	0	0
Ekuvukeni	0	0	0
Elandslaagte	0	0	0
Emanguzi	0	25	0
Ematimatolo	0	0	0
Ematsheni	0	0	0
Empangeni	0	0	0
Eshowe	30	30	0
Esikhaleni	0	30	0
Estcourt	402	190	0
Evatt	30	0	0
Ezakheni	10	0	0
Ezibayeni	0	0	0
Ezinqoleni	0	0	0
Femdale	0	0	0
Folweni	0	40	0
Franklin	10	0	6
Gamalakhe	0	0	0
Gingindlovu	30	0	0
Glencoe	60	30	10
Glendale	0	0	0
Gluckstadt	40	20	0
Gowan Lea	6	10	0
Greenwood Park	0	0	0
Greytown	0	0	0
Groenvlei	0	0	20
Hammarsdale	0	0	0
Harburg	30	20	0
Harding	40	40	0
Hattingspruit	15	10	50
Helpmekaar	0	7	0
Hibberdene	39	15	0
Highflats	0	0	0
Hillcrest	0	0	0
Hilton (KZN)	10	10	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Himeville	0	20	1
Hlabisa	0	0	0
Hlobane	0	0	0
Hluhluwe	0	15	0
Howick	90	20	0
Ibisi	0	0	0
Impendle	0	0	0
lnanda	0	0	0
lnchanga	20	20	0
Ingogo	3	0	30
Ingwavuma	0	0	0
Intsikeni	0	0	0
Isipingo	0	0	0
lxopo	0	0	0
Jozini	0	0	0
Kingsley	10	10	0
Kokstad	50	0	0
Kranskop	49	20	0
Kwadabeka	180	59	0
Kwadukuza	200	300	0
Kwamakhutha	40	20	0
Kwamashue	0	0	0
Kwambonambi	170	70	0
Kwamsane	0	10	0
Kwandengezi	0	0	0
Ladysmith	0	0	0
Lamontville	0	0	0
Louwsburg	20	10	20
Madadeni	0	0	0
Magudu	10	10	10
Mahlabathini	4	68	20
Malvern	0	0	10
Mandeni	0	0	80
Maphumulo	15	1	0
Margate	30	110	0
Mariannhill	0	0	0
Mayville (KZN)	0	0	0
Mbazwana	150	119	0
Mbongolwane	40	20	100
Mehlomnyama	0	0	0
Melmoth	0	0	0
Mid Illovo	0	0	35
Mkhuze	6	10	0
Mondlo	90	70	0
Montclair	0	15	0
Mooi River	50	30	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Mountain Rise	15	20	0
Mpophomeni	0	0	0
Mpumalanga (KZN)	100	50	0
Mpungamhlophe	30	0	14
Msinga	0	30	0
Msinsini	20	10	0
Mtubatuba	10	0	40
Mtunzini	11	20	0
Muden	10	0	0
Ndumo	2	11	0
Ndwedwe	50	0	0
New Hanover	10	10	0
Newark	0	0	0
Newcastle	210	300	0
Newlands East	100	175	0
Ngome	0	0	0
Nhlanhleni	0	0	0
Nkandla	97	87	0
Nondweni	0	30	0
Nongoma	150	30	0
Normandien	0	10	10
Nottingham Road	5	0	0
Nquthu	50	30	0
Nsuze	14	20	0
Ntabamhlope	73	40	0
Ntambanana	30	0	0
Ntuzuma	0	0	0
Nyoni	50	30	0
Osizweni	0	0	0
Paddock	10	20	0
Paulpietersburg	0	0	0
Phoenix	320	0	0
Pietermaritzburg	50	40	236
Pinetown	70	69	0
Plessislaer	0	530	0
Point	20	10	0
Pongola	0	30	0
Port Edward	80	40	0
Port Shepstone	160	176	9
Provincial Commissioner: KwaZulu-Natal, King Shaka International Airport	5	0	0
Provincial Commissioner: KwaZulu-Natal, Crime Scene Management	0	0	461
Prestbury	0	0	0
Richards Bay	110	75	0
Richmond (KZN)	0	0	20

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Rietvlei	8	8	0
Sawoti	40	40	0
Scottburgh	0	0	0
Southport	0	5	0
St Faiths	0	0	0
Sundumbili	30	50	0
Swartberg	20	20	0
Sydenham	20	0	20
Taylors Halt	0	0	0
Thomville	0	0	0
Tongaat	0	0	0
Town Hill	20	20	0
Ulundi	40	51	0
Umbilo	9	17	0
Umbumbulu	0	0	0
Umhlali	0	0	0
Umkomaas	0	10	0
Umlazi	46	0	0
Umsunduzi	20	20	0
Umzimkhulu	0	0	600
Umzinto	0	0	0
Upper Tugela	0	0	0
Utrecht	35	25	89
Van Reenen	0	0	0
Verulam	0	0	0
Vryheid	0	0	0
Wartburg	0	0	0
Wasbank	0	0	0
Weenen	35	25	0
Wembezi	105	27	0
Wentworth	0	0	0
Westville	0	0	0
Winterton	45	20	0

Limpopo

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Alldays	0	0	0
Apel	0	0	0
Bela-Beta	0	0	0
Bolobedu	0	0	0
Botlokwa	0	0	0
Bulgerivier	0	0	0
Burgersfort	0	0	0
Cumberland	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Dennilton	0	0	0
Dorset	0	0	0
Dwaalboom	0	0	0
Elandskraal	0	0	0
Gilead	0	0	0
Giyani	20	0	0
Gravelotte	0	0	0
Groblersdal	88	10	0
Haenertsburg	0	0	0
Hlanganani	0	0	0
Hlogotlou	0	0	0
Hoedspruit	42	22	0
Hoopdal	0	0	0
Jane Furse	0	0	0
Laersdrift	0	0	0
Leboeng	0	0	0
Lebowakgomo	0	0	0
Lephalale	40	0	0
Letsitele	0	0	0
Levubu	0	0	0
Lulekani	0	0	0
Maake	0	0	0
Magatle	0	0	0
Mahwelereng	20	50	0
Makhado	0	0	0
Makuya	0	0	0
Malamulele	0	0	0
Maleboho	0	0	0
Malipsdrift	0	0	0
Mankweng	40	30	0
Mara	0	0	0
Marble Hall	0	0	0
Masemola	0	0	0
Mashashane	0	0	0
Masisi	0	0	0
Matlala	0	0	0
Matlerekeng	0	0	0
Mecklenburg	0	0	0
Modimolle	73	0	1
Modjadjiskloof	0	0	0
Mogwadi	0	0	0
Mokopane	0	0	0
Mokwakwaila	0	0	0
Morebeng	0	0	0
Motetema	50	0	0
Mphephu	0	0	0
Musina	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Muswodi	0	0	0
Mutate	0	0	0
Naboomspruit	0	0	0
Namakgale	0	0	0
Nebo	0	0	0
Northam	0	0	0
Ohrigstad	0	0	0
Provincial Commissioner: Limpopo	812	3 802	0
Phalaborwa	0	119	0
Pienaarsrivier	0	0	0
Polokwane	0	0	0
Rakgoadi	0	0	0
Rankin’s Pass	0	0	0
Ritavi	0	0	0
Roedtan	0	0	0
Rooiberg	0	0	0
Roossenekal	0	0	0
Rust de Winter	0	0	0
Saamboubrug	0	0	0
Saselamani	0	0	0
Sebayeng	0	0	0
Sekgosese	0	0	0
Sekhukhune	0	0	0
Senwabarwana	0	0	0
Seshego	20	0	0
Siloam	29	0	0
Thabazimbi	0	1	0
Thohoyandou	53	0	0
Tinmyne	0	0	0
Tolwe	10	10	0
Tom Burke	0	0	0
Tshamutumbu	0	0	0
Tshaulu	0	0	0
Tshilwavhusiku	0	0	0
Tshitale	0	0	0
Tubatse	0	0	0
Tuinplaas	0	0	0
Tzaneen	120	0	0
Vaalwater	0	0	0
Vhulaudzi	0	0	0
Villa Nora	0	0	0
Vuwani	0	0	0
Waterpoort	0	0	0
Waterval	0	0	0
Westenburg	0	0	0
Witpoort	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Zaaiplaas	0	0	0
Zebediela	0	0	0

Mpumalanga

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Acornhoek	48	0	130
Amersfoort	0	0	0
Amsterdam	0	0	0
Badplaas	0	0	0
Balfour (MP)	20	20	0
Barberton	0	0	0
Belfast	100	0	0
Bethal	0	0	0
Blinkpan	0	0	0
Breyten	40	20	0
Bushbuckridge	0	70	0
Calcutta	0	0	157
Carolina	0	0	0
Charl Cilliers	0	3	10
Chrissiesmeer	40	19	0
Davel	37	20	0
Delmas	0	0	0
Dientjie	5	11	0
Dirkiesdorp	0	0	0
Dullstroom	0	0	0
Ekulindeni	0	0	0
Elukwatini	154	9	0
Embalenhle	0	0	48
Emzinoni	29	108	47
Ermelo	189	60	0
Evander	0	0	0
Fernie	0	0	0
Graskop	0	1	0
Greylingstad	0	0	40
Grootvlei	0	0	0
Hartebeeskop	0	0	0
Hazyview	0	40	78
Hendrina	39	0	0
Kaapmuiden	0	0	0
Kabokweni	0	0	0
Kanyamazane	0	0	0
Kinross	17	0	50
Komatipoort	0	0	0
Kriel	0	19	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Kwaggafontein	1	0	158
Kwamhlanga	244	60	0
Leslie	0	0	0
Lothair	40	20	12
Louw's Creek	0	0	0
Lydenburg	106	9	70
Maartenshoop	0	3	0
Machadodorp	0	0	0
Mahamba	0	0	0
Malelane	0	0	0
Masoyi	0	0	0
Matsulu	0	0	0
Mayflower	0	0	0
Mbuzini	0	0	0
Mhala	0	0	40
Mhluzi	17	0	0
Middelburg (MP)	0	0	64
Mmametlake	0	0	79
Morgenzon (MP)	0	0	0
Nelspruit	40	30	18
Ngodwana	0	2	0
Ogies	1	0	30
Provincial Commissioner: Mpumalanga, Supply Chain Management	1 658	4 459	0
Perdekop	0	0	0
Pienaar	0	369	132
Piet Retief	0	0	5 473
Pilgrim's Rest	13	9	0
Sabie	0	0	0
Sakhile	0	0	0
Schoemansdal	0	0	0
Secunda	49	0	2
Sheepmoor	0	0	0
Siyabuswa	0	0	211
Skukuza	3	0	0
Standerton	0	0	1
Sundra	0	0	45
Tonga	89	0	0
Trichardt	0	0	20
Tweefontein	23	0	11
Vaalbank	0	0	0
Val	0	0	0
Verena	0	0	28
Volksrust	0	0	0
Vosman	87	50	0
Wakkerstroom	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Waterval Boven	0	0	0
Witbank	0	175	0
Witrivier	0	0	0

North West

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Amalia	0	0	0
Assen	0	0	0
Atamelang	0	0	0
Bedwang	0	0	0
Bethanie	0	0	0
Biesiesvlei	0	0	0
Bloemhof	0	0	0
Boitekong	0	0	0
Boons	0	0	0
Boshoek	0	0	0
Bray	0	0	0
Brits	0	0	0
Buffelshoek	0	0	82
Christiana	0	0	0
Coligny	0	0	0
Cyferskuil	0	0	0
Delareyville	0	0	0
Ganyesa	24	0	0
Groot Marico	0	0	0
Hartbeesfontein	0	0	0
Hartbeespoortdam	0	0	0
Hebron	0	0	160
Huhudi	0	0	0
Ikageng	0	0	0
Ipelegeng	0	0	0
Itsoseng	0	0	0
Jericho	0	0	0
Jouberton	0	0	0
Kanana	0	0	0
Kgomotso	0	0	0
Khuma	0	0	0
Klerksdorp	209	0	8
Klerkskraal	0	0	10
Klipgat	0	0	0
Koster	0	0	0
Leeudoringstad	38	0	0
Lehurutshe	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Lethabong	0	0	0
Lethlabile	0	0	0
Lichtenburg	0	0	0
Lomanyaneng	0	20	0
Madibogo	10	10	0
Madikwe	0	0	0
Mahikeng	0	0	0
Makapanstad	0	0	0
Makgobistad	0	0	0
Makwassie	0	0	0
Marikana	0	0	0
Mmabatho	0	0	0
Mmakau	0	0	0
Mogwase	75	0	0
Mokopong	0	0	0
Mooifontein	0	0	0
Mooinooi	0	0	0
Morokweng	0	0	84
Mothutlung	0	0	0
Motswedi	0	0	0
Nietverdiend	0	0	0
Orkney	0	0	0
Ottosdal	0	0	0
Ottoshoop	15	0	0
Provincial Commissioner: North West	2 133	1 090	0
Phokeng	0	0	0
Piet Plessis	0	0	0
Potchefstroom	7	17	0
Pudimoe	0	0	20
Reivilo	0	0	0
Rustenburg	401	170	0
Sannieshof	0	0	0
Schweizer-Reneke	0	0	0
Setlagole	0	0	0
Stella	0	0	0
Stilfontein	0	0	0
Sun City	35	30	0
Swartruggens	0	0	0
Taung	0	0	0
Tlhabane	0	0	0
Tshidilamolomo	0	0	0
Ventersdorp	0	0	82
Vorstershoop	0	0	0
Vryburg	10	0	0
Wolmaransstad	50	0	0
Zeerust	0	0	0

Northern Cape

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Aggeneys	0	0	19
Alexander Bay	0	0	30
Augrabies	5	0	0
Barkly West	0	0	0
Bathlaros	8	18	0
Belmont	0	0	0
Boetsap	0	0	2
Bothithong	30	14	0
Brandvlei	0	0	0
Britstown	0	0	0
Calvinia	0	0	10
Campbell	0	0	70
Carnarvon	0	0	92
Colesberg	0	0	0
Danielskuil	0	0	49
De Aar	0	10	0
Deben	0	0	0
Delportshoop	0	0	30
Dingleton	0	0	0
Douglas	2	30	0
Fraserburg	0	0	0
Galeshewe	54	0	40
Garies	0	0	5
Griekwastad	0	0	230
Groblershoop	0	0	90
Hanover	0	0	12
Hartswater	0	10	110
Heuningvlei	5	8	14
Hondeklip Bay	0	0	7
Hopetown	0	0	47
Jan Kempdorp	0	0	10
Kagisho	0	0	0
Kakamas	1	70	20
Kamieskroon	0	0	3
Kanoneiland	0	6	75
Kathu	5	0	50
Keimoes	0	0	60
Kenhardt	0	0	0
Kimberley	0	0	1 372
Kleinsee	0	0	31
Komaggas	0	0	3
Kuruman	102	29	0
Kuyasa	0	0	0
Lime Acres	3	2	12
Loeriesfontein	0	0	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Loxton	0	0	0
Marydale	0	0	0
Middelpos	0	0	0
Modder River	0	0	480
Mothibistad	0	44	0
Nababeep	0	0	20
Niekerkshoop	0	0	0
Nieuwoudtville	0	0	0
Noenieput	0	0	10
Norvalspont	0	0	0
Noupoort	0	0	0
Olifantshoek	0	0	0
Onseepkans	0	0	10
Pabalello	0	0	30
Pampierstat	0	0	0
Pella	0	0	12
Petrusville	0	10	0
Philipstown	0	0	0
Plooysburg	1	0	146
Pofadder	100	2	51
Port Nolloth	0	0	30
Postmasburg	50	60	40
Prieska	0	0	10
Richmond	0	0	20
Rietfontein	0	0	15
Roodepan	0	0	50
Rosedale	0	0	0
Severn	10	10	0
Springbok	8	25	44
Steinkopf	0	0	6
Strydenburg	0	0	0
Sunrise	0	0	19
Sutherland	0	0	0
Tsineng	0	8	40
Upington	90	0	371
Van Zylsrus	0	0	0
Vanderkloof	0	0	19
Vanwyksvlei	0	0	0
Victoria West	0	0	0
Vioolsdrif	0	0	2
Vosburg	0	0	0
Warrenton	20	20	0
Williston	0	0	0
Windsorton	0	0	30
Witdraai	0	0	5
Wrenchville	6	7	0

Western Cape

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Albertinia	0	0	0
Ashton	0	0	0
Athlone	0	0	0
Atlantis	0	0	0
Barrydale	0	0	0
Beaufort West	0	0	0
Belhar	0	0	0
Bellville	0	0	0
Bellville South	0	0	0
Bishop Lavis	0	0	0
Bonnievale	0	0	0
Bothasig	0	0	0
Brackenfell	0	0	0
Bredasdorp	0	0	0
Caledon	0	50	0
Calitzdorp	0	0	0
Camps Bay	0	0	0
Cape Town Central	40	5	63
Ceres	0	0	0
Citrusdal	0	0	0
Clanwilliam	10	15	0
Claremont	0	0	0
Cloetesville	0	0	0
Conville	0	0	0
Da Gamaskop	0	0	0
Darling	0	0	0
De Dooms	0	0	0
De Rust	0	0	0
Delft	0	30	0
Dieprivier	0	0	0
Doring Bay	3	7	0
Durbanville	0	0	0
Dysselsdorp	0	0	0
Eendekuil	0	0	0
Elands Bay	0	0	0
Elsies River	0	0	0
Fish Hoek	0	0	0
Franschhoek	0	0	0
Gans Bay	0	20	0
Genadendal	0	0	0
George	125	159	0
Goodwood	0	0	0
Gordons Bay	0	0	0
Graafwater	0	0	0
Grabouw	0	0	0

. 25

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Grassy Park	0	0	0
Groot Brakrivier	45	10	0
Groot-Drakenstein	10	0	0
Gugulethu	0	0	0
Harare	0	0	0
Heidelberg	0	0	0
Hermanus	0	0	0
Hopefield	0	0	0
Hout Bay	0	0	0
Kanoneiland	0	0	0
Kensington	0	0	0
Khayelitsha	0	70	21
Kirstenhof	0	0	0
Klapmuts	0	0	121
Klawer	2	0	0
Kleinmond	0	0	0
Kleinvlei	0	0	0
Ken sna	0	0	0
Kraaifontein	0	100	0
Kuilsrivier	0	0	0
Kwanokuthula	0	0	0
Kwanonqaba	12	0	0
Laaiplek	0	5	0
Ladismith	0	0	0
Laingsburg	20	0	0
Lambertsbaai	0	12	0
Langa	0	0	0
Langebaan	0	0	0
Lansdowne	0	0	0
Leeu-Gamka	0	0	0
Lentegeur	0	0	0
Lingelethu-West	0	0	0
Lutzville	0	0	0
Lwandle	0	0	0
Macassar	0	0	0
Maitland	0	0	0
Malmesbury	0	0	0
Manenberg	0	0	0
Mbekweni	0	0	0
Mcgregor	0	0	0
Melkbosstrand	0	0	0
Mfuleni	0	0	0
Milnerton	0	10	0
Mitchells Plain	0	140	0
Montagu	0	0	0
Mooreesburg	1	4	0
Mossel Bay	0	10	0

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Mowbray	0	0	0
Muizenberg	0	0	0
Murraysburg	0	0	0
Napier	0	0	0
Nuwerus	0	0	0
Nyanga	0	0	0
Ocean View	0	0	0
Oudtshoorn	0	0	2
Paarl	50	150	49
Paarl East	19	30	0
Pacaltsdorp	10	0	0
Parow	0	0	0
Philadelphia	0	0	0
Philippi	0	0	0
Philippi East	0	0	0
Piketberg	0	0	1
Pinelands	0	0	0
Plettenberg Bay	0	0	0
Porterville	0	0	0
Prince Albert	0	0	0
Prince Alfred Hamlet	0	0	0
Ravensmead	0	5	0
Rawsonville	0	0	0
Redelinghuys	0	0	0
Riebeek-West	0	15	0
Riversdale	49	36	0
Riviersonderend	0	0	0
Robertson	0	0	0
Rondebosch	0	0	0
Saldanha	0	0	0
Saron	0	0	0
Sea Point	0	0	0
Simons Town	0	0	0
Somerset West	0	0	0
St Helena Bay	0	0	0
Stanford	0	0	0
Steenberg	0	0	0
Stellenbosch	0	0	10
Still Bay	0	0	0
Strand	0	0	0
Strandfontein	0	0	0
Struisbaai	0	5	0
Suurbraak	0	0	0
Swellendam	0	0	0
Table Bay Harbour	2	2	0
Table View	0	0	0
Thembalethu	0	0	0

27

Police Station	Total: D1: Kit, Collection, Adult, Sexual Assault	Total: D7: Kit, Collection, Paediatric, Sexual Assault	Total: DB: Kit, Collection, Swab Reference System
Touws River	0	0	0
Tulbagh	0	0	0
Uniondale	0	0	0
Vanrhynsdorp	0	9	0
Villiersdorp	0	0	0
Vredenburg	30	20	0
Vredendal	89	30	0
Wellington	0	0	0
Wolseley	0	0	0
Woodstock	0	0	0
Worcester	70	70	0
Wynberg	0	0	0

(c) and (d)

A request for quotation is under consideration to purchase 7 629 Buccal Kits. The requirement served before the Bid Adjudication Committee (BAC), for approval, on 11 February 2019. The requirement was approved by the BAC and will now be referred to the National Treasury, for final approval, in compliance with paragraph

8.5 of the National Treasury, Supply Chain Management (SCM), Instruction Note, 3 of 2016/2017, dated 19 April 2015. A new requirement for a three year term contract, to purchase Evidence Collection Kits, which includes Buccal Kits, was received and will be advertised, as soon as the SCM processes have been concluded.

Response to question 208 recommended/

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GENERAL R: SO FRICAN POLICE SERVICE

Response to question 208 approved/not approved

MINISTER OF POLICE BH CELE, MP

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