Appropriation Act, 2009

This section defines several terms and says appropriations and certain stopped funds must be handled and reported as required; it also lets the Minister attach conditions to some appropriations and stop allocations until those conditions are met.

The National Treasury may approve certain savings, and the Minister may approve some expenditure before an adjustments budget is passed, subject to stated limits and conditions.

R4.2 billion is appropriated as a capital transfer to Gauteng Province for the Gautrain project, subject to a loan agreement and continued compliance with it.

The Minister may publish Gazette notices making regulations for matters covered by the Act and related administrative or procedural issues needed to implement or administer it.

This section says the Act is called the Appropriation Act, 2009, and it introduces a schedule of expenditure headings.

The Presidency’s aim is to lead, manage, and develop government’s strategic agenda and oversee its realisation by government as a whole.

Administration must provide effective services, including leadership, management, and administrative support, to the principals and branches of The Presidency.

The section says to provide a comprehensive information management service so The Presidency can communicate effectively with stakeholders, including the public and government.

This section refers to executive coordination, strengthening government by aligning state-owned enterprises, and strategic management across spheres of government.

Parliament is described as providing support services and necessary facilities for its functions, political parties represented in Parliament, constituents, and members of Parliament.

This section describes an administration function: providing strategic administration management, staff leadership, corporate institutional policy, overall management, executive support, and services to Parliament.

Parliament is given core functions that include passing legislation and overseeing executive action.

This fragment appears to refer to Parliament’s role in public and international participation and support for related activities.

The National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces must provide telephone, travel, and other facilities to members of Parliament.

This provision refers to associated services and financial support for political parties represented in Parliament, including support for constituency offices and party leadership.

The Administration must develop overall policy and manage the department.

This section says organisations and institutions should promote foreign policy objectives, relations with foreign countries, and international participation aligned with South Africa’s national values.

This section describes public diplomacy and protocol functions, including communicating South Africa’s role and position and providing protocol services in international relations.

This section lists amounts for international transfers, including membership fees, transfers to international organisations, and several named programmes and funds.

This provision states the aim of Home Affairs: to protect and regulate inhabitants’ status, identity, rights and powers, and to manage a supporting service.

This section lists funding figures for administration and says the money is for the department’s overall management and centralised support services.

The department must carry out its core functions, including granting rights and citizenship to eligible persons.

This section says immigration services should control immigration to match South Africa's skills and investment needs and manage refugees and asylum seekers in South Africa.

This provision lists transfers to named agencies, including the Government Printing Works and the Electoral Commission.

This provision states the aim of the section: to provide and manage accommodation, housing, land, and related needs for national departments, and to support public works and infrastructure-related implementation.

This section describes administration functions, including accommodation needs, overall departmental management, leadership services, and strategic support.

This provision lists appropriations for land and accommodation-related government spending.

This provision describes the National Public Works Programme’s aims: support growth and transformation in construction and property, improve public-sector immovable asset management, and create work opportunities and training through the expanded public works programme.

This section lists auxiliary and associated services and associated amounts for several government-related items.

This section describes GCIS as providing a comprehensive communication service for government.

This section says the department is to be managed overall.

This section describes policy and research functions involving governance communication advice, monitoring government programme development and implementation, and research.

This section calls for effective media liaison services across government.

This section concerns provincial coordination and programme support for improving communication, information access, and service delivery.

The Communication Service Agency must provide core communication services to GCIS and other government departments, including both in-house and outsourced services.

This section appears to concern international marketing and media development, with amounts listed for related entities.

The text says to create a communication vehicle that gives citizens information about economic and other opportunities and how to access them.

This section is about administration, strategic leadership, support services, and managing the department.

Public Finance and Budget Management is to provide analysis and advice on intergovernmental financial relations and expenditure planning, manage the annual budget process, and support public finance management.

Manage the government's financial assets and liabilities.

This section refers to managing standardised financial systems and regulating government supply chain processes.

This section refers to financial accounting and reporting, with a focus on transparency, effective management of revenue and expenditure, accountability, and governance.

This text lists specialist policy analysis and advisory services in economics and related fields.

This section lists provincial and local government transfer amounts and related grant/loan line items.

This section allocates funds for civil and military pensions and related benefits.

This section lists fiscal transfer allocations for transfers to other countries, public entities, and multilateral institutions.

This section says PALAMA’s administration must facilitate overall management and provide support services for its organisational functions.

This provision allocates 61,939 to support transfer payments for management development and training of public sector employees.

This section states the aim of leading public service modernisation to improve service delivery.

Section 1 is titled Administration and refers to providing policy, strategic department leadership, and overall management.

This section addresses human resource management and development in government, including HR planning, diversity management, employee wellbeing, and strategy monitoring.

This provision calls for compensation policies and guidelines for the public sector to be developed and implemented, with coordinated programme management and bargaining for the single public service.

This section is about using information and technology in government to support effective information use, modernisation, e-government practices, and an acceptable security environment.

This section refers to improving service delivery throughout government, including greater efficiency, effectiveness, innovation, learning, knowledge-based practices, and partnerships in the public service.

This section labels a governance/public administration item and lists related funding figures, including membership fees and contributions to international organisations.

This section describes the Centre for Public Service Innovation and its purpose to unlock innovation in the public sector and support better, more innovative service delivery.

This section states that the Public Service Commission’s aim is to promote constitutional values and principles of public administration in the public service.

This section refers to administration and centralised support services for the Office of the Public Service Commission, with a listed amount and a note about membership fees and contributions to international organisations.

This section is about leadership and management practices and promotes sound public service labour relations and labour practices.

This section concerns monitoring and evaluation in the public service and refers to establishing governance and a high standard of service delivery.

This section is about integrity and anti-corruption, aiming to promote ethical conduct among public servants and help prevent and combat corruption.

The section says the department must be managed and provide centralised support services.

Economic statistics must be produced to meet user requirements.

Produce population, demographic, labour market, and social statistics in line with internationally recognised practices.

This section concerns expertise on quality and methodology standards for conducting surveys and a business sampling frame for official statistics.

This section concerns statistical support and informatics, including improving statistics and access to official statistics.

This section describes corporate relations work: supporting policy makers, managing stakeholders, working with international statistical agencies, and carrying out communication activities.

This section states the aim of developing and preserving South African arts and culture to support social cohesion and nation building.

Section 1 is an administration item for managing the department and providing centralised support services.

The National Language Service must develop and promote the country’s linguistic diversity.

This section refers to cultural development and international cooperation, including support for arts and culture and related funding items.

This section states a heritage-promotion policy and lists funding items for museums, heritage institutions, and related projects.

This section lists National Archives, records, libraries and heraldic services-related amounts and transfers, including funds linked to the National Library of South Africa, community libraries, and the South African Library for the Blind.

The provision states an aim to develop, maintain, and support a South African education and training system for the 21st century.

This section is labeled “Administration” and refers to policy formulation and the overall management of the department.

The provision directs strategic monitoring of education policies, programmes, and projects.

This section concerns developing support programmes and systems with provincial education departments and implementing, monitoring, evaluating, and maintaining national general education and quality assurance policy.

This section concerns planning, developing, evaluating, monitoring and maintaining national policy, programmes and system assessments for further education and training, in cooperation with provincial education departments.

This provision describes strategic direction for policies and programmes aimed at improving the quality of learning in schools and for illiterate adults.

This section allocates appropriated funding for higher education and related services.

This section states the aim of promoting the health of all people through an accessible, caring, and high-quality health system based on primary health care.

This section says the department must provide overall management and centralised support services.

This section lists strategic health programme allocations and activities, including coordination, policy development, health research, and several named health-related grants and transfers.

This section is about health planning and monitoring, including planning and monitoring programmes.

This section says health human resources should be planned and coordinated, and it lists funding for a conditional grant related to health professions training and development.

This provision lists support for health services, including medical services and occupational health, in provinces.

This section concerns coordination of donor support, supplies, and regulation and oversight of trade in health products.

This section states the aim of labour policy: to reduce unemployment, inequality, and poverty through programmes developed with social partners, including efforts on productivity, skills development, employment creation, sound labour relations, workplace non-discrimination, and occupational health and safety.

This section says the Administration provides overall management, strategic support, and advisory services to the department and ministry.

This section directs service delivery to ensure policies and programmes are implemented and comply with the Department of Labour through monitoring, evaluation, and inspections.

This section says employment and skills development services are aimed at contributing to employment creation and skills development, by promoting the objectives of the national skills development and human resource strategies.

This section describes labour policy and labour market programmes, including support for labour-related institutions and activities.

This section describes funding for support services to the Unemployment Insurance Fund and the Compensation Fund, and for managing government contributions to those funds.

This section states that social development should protect people against vulnerability and poverty and provide a comprehensive, integrated, and sustainable social development service.

The department is to manage and provide support and advisory services to the ministry.

This section lists appropriations for Comprehensive Social Security, including amounts for current payments, transfers and subsidies, and payments for capital assets.

This section lists support and funding items for welfare services policy development, review, and implementation.

This section refers to community development support, including subsidies and grants and a transfer to a public entity.

This section is about strategy and governance, including coordination of strategic management, monitoring and evaluation for the department and the sector, including public entities.

This provision states the aim of Sport and Recreation South Africa.

Administration must administer, guide and manage Sport and Recreation South Africa.

This section describes sport support services focused on supporting public entities and sport and recreation bodies, and on monitoring and reporting their performance.

This provision refers to mass participation in sport and recreation and a provincial conditional grant intended to support participants in South Africa.

This section says to coordinate support for hosting identified major events and related intergovernmental sport and recreation relations.

This section allocates budget amounts for facilities coordination and the 2010 FIFA World Cup unit.

This section states the aim of correctional services.

This section describes administrative support functions for the ministry and department.

Safe and healthy conditions must be provided for incarcerated persons, consistent with human dignity and security for personnel and the public.

This section concerns needs-based correctional sentence plans and interventions for individuals sentenced to correctional supervision, remanded in a correctional centre, or paroled.

The department must provide needs-based care programmes and services for incarcerated persons in its care.

This section says to provide needs-based personal development programmes and services to all offenders.

This section describes services for offenders to prepare for release, receive supervision after release, and be supported in social reintegration.

This provision lists facilities-related infrastructure and capital works for correctional and other facilities, including maintenance and upgrading.

This section states the aim is the defence and protection of the Republic of South Africa, its integrity, and the principles of international law regulating the use of force.

This section says to develop policy and manage and administer the department.

This section lists Landward Defence and Air Defence programme figures and describes them as providing prepared and supported defence and protection of South Africa.

This section allocates funding for maritime defence capabilities for the defence and protection of South Africa.

This section is about Military Health Support and includes amounts alongside support for health capabilities and services for the defence and protection of South Africa.

Provides for a defence intelligence and counter intelligence capability, including intelligence-related funding under the Special Defence Account.

This section lists general support funding and related services for the department.

This provision lists funding and aims for defence force employment and the Independent Complaints Directorate’s complaints and investigation functions.

This section is about the administration and overall management of the Independent Complaints Directorate and its support services.

This section concerns processing complaints, monitoring, and investigation of police-related complaints and deaths.

This section lists budget figures for information management and research, along with related activity descriptions.

This section states the aim of upholding the rule of law and ensuring fair, speedy, cost-effective access to justice.

This section describes administration functions: manage the department, develop policies and strategies, administer justice, and provide centralised support services.

This section says court services should facilitate access to courts, help resolve criminal, civil, and family law disputes, and provide efficient, quality administrative support.

State Legal Services must provide estate administration services, support constitutional development, prepare and promote legislation, and do related research.

The provision describes the National Prosecuting Authority as providing a coordinated prosecuting service.

This section appears to describe administration-related budget items and support for managing the department.

This section says police stations are enabled to provide for specialised borderlines.

This section describes Detective Services as supporting safety and security, policing, and investigative work, including support to the South African Police Service and the Criminal Record Centre.

This line item allocates funding for Crime Intelligence, including technical support for investigations and crime prevention operations, and for intelligence analysis and crime information work.

This section appears to require protection and security services for government interests and identified dignitaries.

This section states the aim of supporting sustainable agriculture and rural development.

This section appears to label an administration item and related amounts, including strategic and operations management and membership fees for international organisations.

This section appears to list production and resources management priorities and related funding items, including agricultural productivity, land, water, food protection, and several grant or project lines.

This section describes agriculture support services, including policies, programmes, education and training, advisory services, research, and technology development.

This section appears to describe trade and agricultural development aims, including facilitating market access and providing economic and statistical services for agricultural products.

This section describes spending for food safety and bio-security, including managing animal and plant disease and pest risks, registering agricultural products, and promoting food safety.

This section states an aim to develop ICT policies to support accelerated, shared, sustainable economic growth and improve the wellbeing of South Africans.

This section refers to administration and strategic support for the ministry and overall management.

This section refers to South Africa's ICT foreign policy and a partnership focused on Africa and the ICT sector.

This section appears to set ICT policy-development goals, including creating favourable conditions, developing ICT policies and legislation, and expanding ICT use.

This section refers to ICT enterprise development, including using ICTs to support SMMEs and improve state capacity.

The provision concerns ICT infrastructure development aimed at ensuring robust, reliable, and affordable infrastructure.

The Presidential National Commission must give timely, informed advice to the Presidency on matters related to South Africa’s information society vision.

This section identifies an administration vote for strategic support and corporate services.

This section states a purpose to protect and improve environmental quality and safety so the environment is not harmful to South Africans’ health and wellbeing.

This section is about marine and coastal management and says resources should be promoted to support economic growth, poverty alleviation, and the conservation and sustainable use of marine and coastal resources.

This section refers to tourism growth and development for the benefit of all South Africans, with a sustainability focus.

This section states a promotion objective: contribute to economic growth and poverty alleviation through the conservation and sustainable use of natural resources.

This section lists Sector Services and International Relations items, including conditions for governance, international cooperation, business performance, and poverty alleviation projects.

This provision states the aim for human settlements policy: to determine, finance, promote, coordinate, communicate, and monitor its implementation.

Administration section: provide strategic services to the department, including leadership, administrative, and management support.

This section sets out housing policy and research activities, including developing and promoting human settlement and housing policies and monitoring their performance and impact.

This line item allocates funding for housing and human settlement support activities.

This section lists housing development finance activities and related programmes, services, institutions, and grants.

The department must coordinate its mandate, manage international practices, and promote good governance for itself and its public entities.

This provision states the aim of creating and maintaining an equitable and sustainable land dispensation for social and economic development for all South Africans.

This section is about administration and providing strategic and logistical support services through executive and corporate functions.

The provision requires providing national mapping, aerial photography, and related integrated spatial reference and geospatial information services, in compliance with the Land Survey Act (1997).

This section describes cadastral survey management and related information services supporting land delivery and orderly development.

Land claims must be settled under the Restitution of Land Rights Act (1994), and settlement support must be provided to beneficiaries.

This section is about land reform functions, including land redistribution programmes, occupiers of land in South Africa, public land information, state land management, and tenure security.

This section says the law provides for national information systems in the area of spatial planning and land use management.

This section lists budget allocations and aims for Auxiliary and Associated Services and Minerals and Energy.

Administration must provide strategic support and management services to the ministry and the department.

This section concerns promoting mine safety and health.

This section says the minerals and mining sector is regulated to promote development, employment, compliance, and economic transformation.

This section says mineral policies should be developed to promote South Africa’s mining and mineral industries and attract investment.

This section is about integrated energy planning and promoting the efficient use of petroleum products, coal, gas, and renewable energy sources through policies and regulations.

This section says to monitor, improve, implement, and oversee policy and public-entity matters in electricity, nuclear, and clean energy, and to promote wider access to electricity.

This section lists associated services and funded statutory bodies or programmes, along with budget amounts.

This provision states an aim to develop and promote a national system of integrated and cooperative governance and to support provincial and local government.

Section 1 appears to state the administration provision for a department and includes appropriation figures.

This section describes governance, policy, and research functions, including policy advice and research support.

This section is about urban and rural development and the management, coordination, monitoring, and measurement of related programmes.

This section lists system and capacity-building functions such as providing support programmes, managing the national disaster management centre, promoting local relations, and monitoring intergovernmental and administrative frameworks.

The section says local government capacity should be strengthened to improve access to basic services, including free basic services for all communities, so municipalities can meet their constitutional mandate.

This section lists provincial and local government transfers and grant amounts, including the equitable share, conditional grants, municipal systems improvement grant, and municipal infrastructure grant.

This section lists fiscal transfers and payments to several authorities and institutions.

This section states the aim of providing effective shareholder management of state-owned enterprises and promoting economic efficiency and competitiveness.

This section is about administration and the department’s strategic objectives, management, and supporting functions.

The text refers to aligning and timeously monitoring the strategic intent and performance of Eskom, Pebble Bed Modular Reactor, and Broadband Infraco against targets.

This line describes appropriated funding and says state owned enterprises should align governance, risk management, and major transactions with government objectives and requirements.

Manufacturing and transport enterprises are to align and timeously monitor their corporate strategies and performance against government strategic intent and performance targets.

The provision states that assets, activities, and capabilities of state owned enterprises are to be leveraged for the benefit of those enterprises and the economy as a whole.

This section states an aim to realize the full potential of science and technology through research, human resource development, and innovation.

The department must align its governance practices and activities with the strategic focus of the national system of innovation, and must monitor and evaluate the performance of the science councils.

This section describes policy research and innovation priorities in the national system of innovation.

It refers to developing and monitoring bilateral and multilateral science-and-technology relationships and agreements to support innovation and the flow of knowledge, capacity, and resources into South Africa and Africa.

This section lists appropriated funding for human capital and knowledge systems and describes national programmes to be developed and implemented.

This section lists socioeconomic partnership focus areas intended to support South Africa’s transition to a knowledge economy.

This section describes the department’s aim to support economic activity, employment, investment, enterprise, and trade.

This section appears to describe the department’s administration and strategic leadership responsibilities.

This section lists an international trade and economic development vote and related appropriations, including transfers, subsidies, and capital payments.

This section sets out empowerment and enterprise development spending and related transfers, grants, and subsidies.

This section lists industrial development spending, including subsidies, grants, and transfers to public entities.

This section lists consumer and corporate regulation funding transfers to several public bodies and one international institution.

This section describes an enterprise organisation that stimulates and facilitates economic development through incentive measures, including industrial development zones and support for enterprise investment, job creation, and regional development.

Lists Trade and Investment South Africa figures and related transfers/subsidies, but does not state a clear legal rule.

This section refers to communications and marketing to increase awareness of the department’s products and services.

This section states the aim of the transport provision: to support an integrated, sustainable transport system and the development, coordination, promotion, and implementation of transport policies and strategies.

This section lists appropriation amounts for Administration and for Transport Policy and Economic Regulation.

This section describes transport regulation and accident/incident investigation work, including support for safety, security, environmental compliance, and international organisation membership fees and contributions.

This section is about integrated planning and inter-sphere coordination for transport infrastructure and operations.

This section is about transport logistics and corridor development, focused on improving efficient operations and regional integration.

This section refers to public transport and appears to set an objective to improve access and quality for rural and urban passengers.

This section calls for appropriate mandates and monitoring and evaluation mechanisms to oversee public entities and border operations and control.

This section states the aims for water affairs and forestry: to ensure water availability and supply, provide water services locally, and promote sustainable forest management.

This section lists administration-related budget items, including support services and bursaries/study grants.

This section concerns water resources management and lists related budget allocations.

Section 3 is about water services and related grant funding.

This section refers to forestry spending and states aims such as sustainable management of plantations and promoting rural development through forests.

This section states an aim to promote and ensure forestry and aquamarine programmes and to implement sustainable agriculture.

Section 1 is titled Administration and refers to providing policy, strategic leadership, and overall management.

This section states the aim of promoting and ensuring access opportunities to basic education.

The Administration must provide policy and a strategic department-related item, but the text is incomplete.

This section states the aim of promoting economic growth and development to provide a better life for all.

This section describes administration for the vote, including policy, strategic department leadership, and overall management.

This section states the aim of ensuring affordable and reliable energy access for all South Africans and promoting environmentally responsible energy provision.

Section 1 is titled Administration and says to provide policy, strategic department leadership, and overall management of the matter described, but the text is incomplete.

This section says the aim is to promote and protect the environment.

This section states the aim of promoting and ensuring access opportunities in higher education and training.

This section states the aim of supporting an enabling environment for mineral exploration, safe mining, beneficiation, and marketing.

This section states the aim of creating conditions that support sustainable tourism growth and economic development.

Administration: provide policy and department.

Water Affairs is described as responsible for strategic leadership and overall management to help preserve water for sustainable development.

This section says the aim is to oversee implementation of programmes promoting the human rights and dignity of women, children, elderly people, and people with disabilities.

Administration is tasked with providing policy, strategic department leadership, and overall management, alongside a specifically and exclusively appropriated amount.