The Joint Budget Committee, having considered the statements of national and provincial government’s revenue, expenditure and national borrowing for the third quarter ending 31 December 2003, issued by the National Treasury, reports as follows:

A. The National Sphere of Government

1. Introduction

The report analyses expenditure trends for the third quarter of the 2003/04 financial year. The Third Quarter Expenditure Report indicates that Departments that have been underspending in the past two quarters are still the lowest spenders. These include the Departments of Communications, Foreign Affairs, Sport and Recreation, and Agriculture. The Departments of Communications and Foreign Affairs were also the lowest spenders in the last financial year.

The Department of Foreign Affairs has provided an explanation for its low expenditure in the past. However, the Department had spent only 44.34% of its budget at the end of the third quarter. The Department of Communication’s expenditure is even lower at 32.52%.

2. Monthly Expenditure

The months under review are October, November and December 2003.

2.1 Departmental Expenditure Trends in October 2003

 

(i) Highest Expenditure in October

Table 1

R’000

Annual Budget

October Expenditure

October Expenditure as a % of Annual Budget

Social Development

2 063 198

286 238

13.87%

Health

8 521 695

962 422

11.29%

Defence

19 800 004

2 091 260

10.56%

Home Affairs

2 132 688

220 811

10.35%

National Treasury

12 593 296

1 265 556

10.05%

Table 1 illustrates that the Departments of Social Development, Health and Defence reflected the highest expenditure in October 2003/2004.

(ii) Lowest Expenditure in October

Table 2

R’000

Annual Budget

October Expenditure

October Expenditure as a % of Annual Budget

Provincial and Local Government

9 466 231

185 078

1.96%

Communications

1 645 219

82 158

4.99%

Science and Technology

1 037 795

54 341

5.24%

GCIS

178 508

9 811

5.50%

Arts and Culture

955 150

56 985

5.97%

Table 2 illustrates that the Departments of Provincial and Local Government and Communications were the lowest spenders, spending less than 5% of their budget. The Department of Provincial and Local Government has spent only 1.96% of its budget in this month.

2.2 Departmental Expenditure Trends In November 2003

In November 2003, the average amount spent by each department constitutes 7.99% of the budget. 21 out of 34 votes spent less than this average. In contrast 13 departments spent more than the average. Table 3 illustrates that the Department of Provincial and Local Government is the highest spending department in November, followed by the Department of Land Affairs.

    1. Highest Spenders in November 2003

Table 3

R'000

Total Budget

Total Expenditure for the month

% Expenditure for the month

Provincial and Local government

9 466 231

1 735 889

18.34%

Land Affairs

1 654 997

2 53 355

15.31%

Science and Technology

1 037 795

133 02

12.84%

GCIS

178 508

22 392

12.54%

Housing

4 571 091

499 360

10.92%

 

 

 

(ii) Lowest Spenders in November

Table 4

R'000

Total Budget

Total Expenditure for the month

% Expenditure for the Month

Communications

1 645 219

37 088

2.25%

Environmental Affairs and Tourism

1 469 478

34 052

2.32%

Arts and Culture

955 150

45 888

4.80%

National Treasury

12 593 296

670 868

5.33%

Foreign Affairs

2 328 579

126 877

5.45%

Table 4 illustrates that the Departments of Communications, Environmental Affairs and Tourism, and Arts and Culture were the lowest spenders in November, spending on average 3.13% of their budgets in this month. The department of Communications only spent 2.25% of its budget in this month.

2.3 Departmental Expenditure Trends in December 2003

The average expenditure of Departments in December constitutes 6.58% of the budget, with 14 out of 34 votes spending less than the average.

(i) Highest Spending Departments in December

The Department of Public Enterprises was the highest spender in December, spending 18.36% of its budget in one month, followed by the Departments of Land Affairs and Science and Technology. The expenditure to date of the top 3 spenders in December (third quarter) only average 57.77%.

Table 5

R'000

Total Budget

Total Expenditure in December

% Expenditure in December

Total Expenditure to date

% Expenditure to date

Public Enterprises

88 128

16 180

18.36%

66 463

75.42%

Land Affairs

1 654 997

190 209

11.49%

1 139 284

68.84%

Arts and Culture

955 150

106 983

11.20%

597 973

62.61%

Transport

6 289 435

661 688

10.52%

4 672 318

74.29%

Housing

4 571 091

468 489

10.25%

3 578 711

78.29%

Correctional Services

7 520 423

701 748

9.33%

5 463 751

72.65%

 

(ii) Lowest Spending Departments in December

Table 6

R'000

Total Budget

Total Expenditure in December

% Expenditure

Total Expenditure to date

% Expenditure to date

Education

9 894 588

56 233

0.57%

9 320 419

94.20%

Social Development

2 063 198

21 518

1.04%

1 457 072

70.62%

Provincial and Local Government

9 466 231

350 537

3.70%

6 140 911

64.87%

Science and Technology

1 037 795

54 051

5.21%

622 620

59.99%

Government Communications and Information Services

178 508

9 638

5.40%

130 395

73.05%

Water Affairs and Forestry

4 514 180

253 195

5.61%

2 725 029

60.37%

 

3. Overall Quarterly Expenditure as at 31 December 2003

Departments spent an average of 71.67% of their budgets at 31 December 2003. Overall average departmental expenditure at the end of the first quarter was 24.39% and at the end of the second quarter total expenditure averaged 49.46%. 23 out of 34 votes have spent less than this average and 11 out of 34 votes have spent more than the average.

    1. . Highest Spending Departments for the Quarter ended 31 December 2003
    2. Table 7

      R’000

      Total Budget

      December Expenditure

      % Expenditure in December

      Expenditure as at 31 December 2003

      Overall% expenditure as at 31/12/ 2003

      Education

      9 894 588

      56 233

      0.57%

      9 320 419

      94.20%

      Defence

      19 800 004

      1 122 926

      5.67%

      15 712 954

      79.36%

      Housing

      4571091

      468 489

      10.25%

      3 578 711

      78.29%

      Parliament

      456 465

      38 903

      8.52%

      352 544

      77.23%

      Public Enterprises

      88 128

      16 180

      18.36

      66 463

      75.42

      Transport

      6 289 435

      661 688

      10.52%

      4 672 318

      74.29

    3. . Lowest Spending Departments For The Quarter ended 31 December 2003

Table 8

R’000

Total Expenditure

December Expenditure

% Expenditure in December

Expenditure as at 31 December 2003

% Overall Expenditure as at 30/12/2003

Communications

1 645 219

112 599

6.84%

535 072

32.52%

Foreign Affairs

2 328 579

133 599

5.74%

1 032 442

44.34%

Agriculture

1 220 102

86 362

7.08%

660 418

54.13%

Sport and Recreation SA

229 439

18 894

8.23%

132 689

57.83%

Water Affairs and Forestry

4 514 180

253 195

5.61%

2 725 029

60.37%

Arts and Culture

955 150

106 983

11.20%

597 973

62.61%

 

4. Current and Capital Expenditure in National Departments at the end of the third quarter.

4.1 Capital Expenditure

Table 9

Department

% Expenditure

Highest Expenditure

 

Public Enterprises

108.18%

Environmental Affairs and Tourism

83.30%

Parliament

82.17%

Public Service and Administration

79.60%

Housing

79.44%

Transport

77.12%

   

Lowest Expenditure

 

Defence

0%

Science and Technology

0%

Trade and Industry

1.84%

Home Affairs

29.65%

Correctional Services

32.59%

Labour

34.82%

 

    1. Current Expenditure

Table 10

Department

% Expenditure

Highest Expenditure

 

Education

95.07%

Defence

79.59%

Correctional Services

79.26%

Public Works

77.55%

Parliament

76.24%

Public Enterprises

75.21%

   

Lowest Expenditure

 

Communications

32.12%

Foreign Affairs

44.28%

Agriculture

54.31%

Housing

54.82%

Land Affairs

55.95%

Water Affairs and Forestry

57.80%

The Department of Home Affairs has indicated that, with the allocation of funds for major Information Technology (IT) projects within the Department, it had not been foreseen that the existing IT infrastructure did not have the capacity to accommodate these systems. This was only determined towards the end of the 2002/03 financial year, with the roll out of the Movement Control System to offices, and the Department’s existing IT infrastructure could not handle the added systems and projects. The IT infrastructure required integration and rigorous upgrading, which could only be implemented once a thorough technical and feasibility study has been conducted to determine the capability required to implement the department’s capital projects.

B. Provincial Expenditure

  1. Provincial Expenditure for the quarter

Provincial expenditure has been consistent. The average expenditure was 21.97% in the first quarter, 25.51% in the second quarter, and 25.28% in the third quarter.

Table 11

R'000

Total Budget

Quarterly Expenditure

% Of Total Budget

Expenditure to Date

% Expenditure to date

Eastern Cape

28 619 464

7 534 166

26.33%

21 011 360

73.42%

Free State

11 820 401

2 873 328

24.31%

8 317 477

70.37%

Gauteng

27 790 134

7 184 731

25.85%

19 824 82

71.34%

Kwazulu-Natal

33 842 280

8 565 155

25.31%

24 150 667

71.36%

Limpopo

22 315 513

5 535 861

24.81%

15 370 874

68.88%

Mpumalanga

11 843 234

2 948 527

24.90%

8 419 151

71.09%

Northern Cape

4 079 661

1 053 394

25.82%

2 968 472

72.76%

North West

13 672 500

3 405 453

24.91%

9 577 531

70.05%

Western Cape

16 752 482

4 233 180

25.27%

11 789 758

70.38%

Average

25.28%

71.07%

Overall spending by Provinces is 71.07%. This compares favourably with 47.35% at the end of the second quarter and indicates consistent spending in provinces.

 

2. Quarterly current and capital Provincial Expenditure

Table 12

R'000

Total Current Budget

Quarterly Current Expenditure

% Quarterly Current Expenditure

Total Capital Budget

Quarterly Capital Expenditure

% Quarterly Capital Expenditure

Eastern Cape

24 300 841

6 826 238

28.09%

3 318 623

707 928

21.33%

Free State

10 845 970

2 627 920

24.23%

974 431

245 408

25.18%

Gauteng

23 220 360

6 134 239

26.42%

4 569 774

1 050 492

22.99%

Kwazulu-Natal

30 242 312

7 708 654

25.49%

3 599 968

856 500

23.79%

Limpopo

20 330 775

4 938 042

24.29%

1 984 738

597 819

30.12%

Mpumalanga

10 535 988

2 657 185

25.22%

1 307 246

291 342

22.29%

Northern Cape

3 655 718

956 986

26.18%

423 943

96 408

22.74%

North West

12 553 963

3 250 379

25.89%

1 118 537

155 074

13.86%

Western Cape

15 199 204

3 882 980

25.55%

1 553 278

350 200

22.55%

Average

25.71%

22.76%

Table 12 illustrates that provinces are still spending slightly more on current and less on capital expenditure.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3. Current and Capital Provincial Expenditure for the year ended 31 December 2003

Table 13

R'000

Total Current Budget

Current Expenditure to date

% Capital expenditure to date

Total Capital Budget

Capital Expenditure to date

% Capital Expenditure to date

Eastern Cape

25 300 841

18 762 186

74.16%

3 318 623

2 249 174

67.77%

Free State

10 845 970

7 692 832

70.93%

974 431

624 645

64.10%

Gauteng

23 220 360

17 436 531

75.09%

4 569 774

2 387 951

52.26%

Kwazulu-Natal

30 242 312

22 083 590

73.02%

3 599 968

2 067 077

57.42%

Limpopo

20 330 775

14 093 159

69.32%

1 984 738

1 277 716

64.38%

Mpumalanga

10 535 988

7 685 576

72.95%

1 307 246

733 575

56.12%

Northern Cape

3 655 718

2 749 784

75.22%

423 943

218 688

51.58%

North West

12 553 963

9 176 786

73.10%

1 118 537

400 745

35.83%

Western Cape

15 199 204

10 988 056

72.29%

1 553 278

801 702

51.61%

Average

72.90%

55.67%

 

 

 

Conclusion

The overall expenditure of both provinces and national departments is satisfactory. National Departments have increased spending on their capital budgets. However, Provinces still spend more of their current budgets than their capital budgets. The North West Province is the lowest spender of capital expenditure, spending only 35.83% of its capital budget at the end of the quarter.

The Departments of Communication and foreign Affairs continue to be the lowest spenders. These Departments have consistently underspent in the last three quarters and are unlikely to spend their whole budgets.

In the last quarter, the Department of Communications indicated that it does not have cash flow plans and that there is really no planning on spending, but there is planning around the budget. The Department indicated that funds are allocated to programmes as the need arises. The Department promised to send the committee a written explanation of its expenditure.

The explanation for the Department of Foreign Affairs was provided to the Committee in the first and second quarterly reports.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Appendix 1:Departmental Expenditure In October

Table 14

R'000

Total Budget

Total Expenditure in October

% Expenditure in October

Total Expenditure to date

% Expenditure to date

Voted Amounts

136 246 625

11 718 911

8.60%

77 803 905

57.11%

Central Government Administration

19 186 979

1 014 381

5.29%

8 797 041

45.85%

The Presidency

151 031

10 472

6.93%

75 565

50.03%

Parliament

456 465

35 057

7.68%

285 184

62.48%

Foreign Affairs

2 328 579

140 820

6.05%

771 966

33.15%

Home Affairs

2 132 688

220 811

10.35%

1 063 411

49.86%

Provincial and Local Government

9 466 231

185 078

1.96%

4 054 485

42.83%

Public Works

4 651 985

422 143

9.07%

2 546 431

54.74%

Financial and Administrative Services

13 434 959

1 332 394

9.92%

7 305 177

54.37%

Government Communications and Information Services

178 508

9 811

5.50%

98 365

55.10%

National Treasury

12 593 296

1 265 556

10.05%

6 847 528

54.37%

Public Enterprises

88 128

5 507

6.25%

44 081

50.02%

Public Service and Administration

174 664

11 779

6.74%

86 903

49.75%

Public Service Commission

64 215

5 055

7.87%

34 513

53.75%

S A Management Development Institute

42 261

3 674

8.69%

23 414

55.40%

Statistics South Africa

293 884

31 012

10.55%

170 373

57.97%

Social Services

23756003

2251437

9.48%

16473855

69.35%

Arts and Culture

955 150

56 985

5.97%

445 102

46.60%

Education

9 894 588

773 043

7.81%

8 443 941

85.34%

Health

8 521 695

962 422

11.29%

5 188 737

60.89%

Labour

1 054 138

97 528

9.25%

567 148

53.80%

Science and Technology

1 037 795

54 341

5.24%

435 367

41.95%

Social Development

2 063 198

286 238

13.87%

1 302 142

63.11%

Sport and Recreation South Africa

229 439

20 880

9.10%

91 418

39.84%

Justice and Protection Services

53 882 749

4 883 323

9.06%

32 039 300

59.46%

Correctional Services

7 520 423

572 067

7.61%

4 248 753

56.50%

Defense

19 800 004

2 091 260

10.56%

13 409 794

67.73%

Independent Complaints Directorate

37 043

2 458

6.64%

19 263

52.00%

Justice and Constitutional Development

4 557 353

353 696

7.76%

2 318 489

50.87%

Safety and Security

21 967 926

1 863 842

8.48%

12 043 001

54.82%

Economic Services and Infrastructure Development

25 985 935

2 237 376

8.61%

13 188 532

50.75%

Agriculture

1 220 102

73 710

6.04%

495 930

40.65%

Communications

1 645 219

821 58

4.99%

385 385

23.42%

Environmental Affairs and Tourism

1469 478

124 080

8.44%

898 340

61.13%

Housing

4 571 091

456 647

9.99%

2 610 862

57.12%

Land Affairs

1 654 997

129 986

7.85%

695 720

42.04%

Minerals and Energy

1 825 083

168 002

9.21%

989 533

54.22%

Trade and Industry

2 796 350

214 524

7.67%

1 414 019

50.57%

Transport

6 289 435

543 285

8.64%

3 644 180

57.94%

Water Affairs and Forestry

4 514 180

344 984

7.64%

2054 563

45.51%

 

 

Appendix 2: Current and Capital Expenditure in October

Table 15

R'000

Capital Budget

Capital Expenditure in October

% Capital Expenditure

Current Budget

Current Expenditure in October

% Current Expenditure

Voted Amounts

21 354 636

2 123 307

9.94%

114 891 989

9 595 604

8.35%

Central Government Administration

4 133 304

230 971

5.59%

15 053 675

783 410

5.20%

The Presidency

2 697

73

2.71%

148 334

10 399

7.01%

Parliament

76 645

4 554

5.94%

379 820

30 503

8.03%

Foreign Affairs

208 027

7 681

3.69%

2 120 552

133 139

6.28%

Home Affairs

270 571

16 681

6.17%

1 862 117

204 130

10.96%

Provincial and Local Government

2 417 612

127 537

5.28%

7 048 619

57 541

0.82%

Public Works

1 157 752

74 445

6.43%

3 494 233

347 698

9.95%

Financial and Administrative Services

3 540 729

598 808

16.91%

9 894 230

733 586

7.41%

Government Communications and Information Services

8 818

1 052

11.93%

169 690

8 759

5.16%

National Treasury

3 448 260

596 381

17.30%

9 145 036

669 175

7.32%

Public Enterprises

550

111

20.18%

87 578

5 396

6.16%

Public Service and Administration

55 577

104

0.19%

119 090

11 675

9.80%

Public Service Commission

1 377

35

2.54%

62 838

5 020

7.99%

S A Management Development Institute

762

0

0.00%

41 499

3 674

8.85%

Statistics South Africa

25 385

1 125

4.43%

268499

29 887

11.13%

Social Services

1 501 685

243 196

16.19%

22 254 318

2 008 241

9.02%

Arts and Culture

237 114

5 608

2.37%

718 036

51 377

7.16%

Education

221 538

16 329

7.37%

9 673 050

756 714

7.82%

Health

831 050

207 791

25.00%

7 690 645

754 631

9.81%

Labour

80 610

1 130

1.40%

973 528

96 398

9.90%

Science and Technology

1 964

0

0.00%

1 035 831

54 341

5.25%

Social Development

4 880

25

0.51%

2 058 318

286 213

13.91%

Sport and Recreation South Africa

124 529

12 313

9.89%

104 910

8 567

8.17%

Justice and Protection Services

2 568 799

175 944

6.85%

51 313 950

4 707 379

9.17%

Correctional Services

1 065 143

32 382

3.04%

6 455 280

539 685

8.36%

Defense

57 578

0

0.00%

19 742 426

2 091 260

10.59%

Independent Complaints Directorate

3 099

6

0.19%

33 944

2 452

7.22%

Justice and Constitutional Development

379 921

1 525

0.40%

4 177 432

352 171

8.43%

Safety and Security

1 063 058

142 031

13.36%

20 904 868

1 721 811

8.24%

Economic Services and Infrastructure Development

9 610 119

874 388

9.10%

16 375 816

1 362 988

8.32%

Agriculture

109 217

7 628

6.98%

1 110 885

66 082

5.95%

Communications

16 105

2 291

14.23%

1 629 114

179 867

11.04%

Environmental Affairs and Tourism

316 906

44 393

14.01%

1 152 572

79 687

6.91%

Housing

4 357 751

436 449

10.02%

213 340

20 198

9.47%

Land Affairs

1 047 447

87 587

8.36%

607 550

42 399

6.98%

Minerals and Energy

1 084 549

116 314

10.72%

740 534

51 688

6.98%

Trade and Industry

314 150

763

0.24%

2 482 200

213 761

8.61%

Transport

1 204 804

84 352

7.00%

5 084 631

458 933

9.03%

Water Affairs and Forestry

1 159 190

94 611

8.16%

3 354 990

250 373

7.46%

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Appendix 3: November Expenditure

Table 16

R'000

Total Budget

Total Expenditure in November

% Expenditure in November

Total Expenditure to date

% Expenditure to date

Voted Amounts

136246625

10885276

7.99%

88689181

65.09%

Central Government Administration

19186979

2404556

12.53%

11201597

58.38%

The Presidency

151031

11725

7.76%

87289

57.80%

Parliament

456465

28457

6.23%

313641

68.71%

Foreign Affairs

2328579

126877

5.45%

898843

38.60%

Home Affairs

2132688

153728

7.21%

1217139

57.07%

Provincial and Local Government

9466231

1735889

18.34%

5790374

61.17%

Public Works

4651985

347880

7.48%

2894311

62.22%

Financial and Administrative Services

13434959

744283

5.54%

8049460

59.91%

Government Communications and Information Services

178508

22392

12.54%

120757

67.65%

National Treasury

12593296

670868

5.33%

7518396

59.70%

Public Enterprises

88128

6202

7.04%

50283

57.06%

Public Service and Administration

174664

16670

9.54%

103573

59.30%

Public Service Commission

64215

4487

6.99%

39000

60.73%

S A Management Development Institute

42261

3473

8.22%

26887

63.62%

Statistics South Africa

293884

20191

6.87%

190564

64.84%

Social Services

23756003

1715957

7.22%

18189812

76.57%

Arts and Culture

955150

45888

4.80%

490990

51.40%

Education

9894588

820245

8.29%

9264186

93.63%

Health

8521695

499064

5.86%

5687801

66.74%

Labour

1054138

61769

5.86%

628917

59.66%

Science and Technology

1037795

133202

12.84%

568569

54.79%

Social Development

2063198

133412

6.47%

1435554

69.58%

Sport and Recreation South Africa

229439

22377

9.75%

113795

49.60%

Justice and Protection Services

53882749

3991257

7.41%

36030557

66.87%

Correctional Services

7520423

513250

6.82%

4762003

63.32%

Defense

19800004

1180234

5.96%

14590028

73.69%

Independent Complaints Directorate

37043

2310

6.24%

21573

58.24%

Justice and Constitutional Development

4557353

383012

8.40%

2701501

59.28%

Safety and Security

21967926

1912451

8.71%

13955452

63.53%

Economic Services and Infrastructure Development

25985935

2029223

7.81%

15217755

58.56%

Agriculture

1220102

78126

6.40%

574056

47.05%

Communications

1645219

37088

2.25%

422473

25.68%

Environmental Affairs and Tourism

1469478

34052

2.32%

932392

63.45%

Housing

4571091

499360

10.92%

3110222

68.04%

Land Affairs

1654997

253355

15.31%

949075

57.35%

Minerals and Energy

1825083

159191

8.72%

1148724

62.94%

Trade and Industry

2796350

184330

6.59%

1598349

57.16%

Transport

6289435

366450

5.83%

4010630

63.77%

Water Affairs and Forestry

4514180

417271

9.24%

2471834

54.76%

 

Appendix 4: Capital and Current Expenditure in November

TABLE 17

R'000

Capital Budget

Capital Expenditure in November

% Capital Expenditure

Current Budget

Current Expenditure in November

% Current Expenditure

Voted Amounts

21354636

1675009

7.84%

114891989

9210267

8.02%

Central Government Administration

4133304

297342

7.19%

15053675

2107214

14.00%

The Presidency

2697

81

3.00%

148334

11644

7.85%

Parliament

76645

4554

5.94%

379820

23903

6.29%

Foreign Affairs

208027

16025

7.70%

2120552

110852

5.23%

Home Affairs

270571

4038

1.49%

1862117

149690

8.04%

Provincial and Local Government

2417612

202807

8.39%

7048619

1533082

21.75%

Public Works

1157752

69837

6.03%

3494233

278043

7.96%

Financial and Administrative Services

3540729

140561

3.97%

9894230

603722

6.10%

Government Communications and Information Services

8818

358

4.06%

169690

22034

12.98%

National Treasury

3448260

123490

3.58%

9145036

547378

5.99%

Public Enterprises

550

120

21.82%

87578

6082

6.94%

Public Service and Administration

55577

10073

18.12%

119090

6597

5.54%

Public Service Commission

1377

277

20.12%

62838

4210

6.70%

S A Management Development Institute

762

18

2.36%

41499

3455

8.33%

Statistics South Africa

25385

6225

24.52%

268499

13966

5.20%

Social Services

1501685

40772

2.72%

22254318

1675185

7.53%

Arts and Culture

237114

1000

0.42%

718036

44888

6.25%

Education

221538

16693

7.54%

9673050

803552

8.31%

Health

831050

521

0.06%

7690645

498543

6.48%

Labour

80610

7977

9.90%

973528

53792

5.53%

Science and Technology

1964

0

0.00%

1035831

133202

12.86%

Social Development

4880

54

1.11%

2058318

133358

6.48%

Sport and Recreation South Africa

124529

14527

11.67%

104910

7850

7.48%

Justice and Protection Services

2568799

199064

7.75%

51313950

3792193

7.39%

Correctional Services

1065143

2308

0.22%

6455280

510942

7.92%

Defense

57578

0

0.00%

19742426

1180234

5.98%

Independent Complaints Directorate

3099

10

0.32%

33944

2300

6.78%

Justice and Constitutional Development

379921

44161

11.62%

4177432

338851

8.11%

Safety and Security

1063058

152584

14.35%

20904868

1759866

8.42%

Economic Services and Infrastructure Development

9610119

997270

10.38%

16375816

1031953

6.30%

Agriculture

109217

6595

6.04%

1110885

71531

6.44%

Communications

16105

104

0.65%

1629114

36984

2.27%

Environmental Affairs and Tourism

316906

3694

1.17%

1152572

30358

2.63%

Housing

4357751

492034

11.29%

213340

7326

3.43%

Land Affairs

1047447

212180

20.26%

607550

41175

6.78%

Minerals and Energy

1084549

114504

10.56%

740534

44687

6.03%

Trade and Industry

314150

1669

0.53%

2482200

182661

7.36%

Transport

1204804

84068

6.98%

5084631

282382

5.55%

Water Affairs and Forestry

1159190

82422

7.11%

3354990

334849

9.98%

 

Appendix 5: December Expenditure

Table 18

R'000

Total Budget

Total Expenditure in December

% Expenditure in December

Total Expenditure to date

% Expenditure to date

Voted Amounts

136246625

8965093

6.58%

97654274

71.67%

Central Government Administration

19186979

1049275

5.47%

12250872

63.85%

The Presidency

151031

12643

8.37%

99932

66.17%

Parliament

456465

38903

8.52%

352544

77.23%

Foreign Affairs

2328579

133599

5.74%

1032442

44.34%

Home Affairs

2132688

179075

8.40%

1396214

65.47%

Provincial and Local Government

9466231

350537

3.70%

6140911

64.87%

Public Works

4651985

334518

7.19%

3228829

69.41%

Financial and Administrative Services

13434959

813529

6.06%

8862989

65.97%

Government Communications and Information Services

178508

9638

5.40%

130395

73.05%

National Treasury

12593296

747850

5.94%

8266246

65.64%

Public Enterprises

88128

16180

18.36%

66463

75.42%

Public Service and Administration

174664

12189

6.98%

115762

66.28%

Public Service Commission

64215

5506

8.57%

44506

69.31%

S A Management Development Institute

42261

2586

6.12%

29473

69.74%

Statistics South Africa

293884

19580

6.66%

210144

71.51%

Social Services

23756003

828829

3.49%

19018641

80.06%

Arts and Culture

955150

106983

11.20%

597973

62.61%

Education

9894588

56233

0.57%

9320419

94.20%

Health

8521695

498142

5.85%

6185943

72.59%

Labour

1054138

73008

6.93%

701925

66.59%

Science and Technology

1037795

54051

5.21%

622620

59.99%

Social Development

2063198

21518

1.04%

1457072

70.62%

Sport and Recreation South Africa

229439

18894

8.23%

132689

57.83%

Justice and Protection Services

53882749

4058686

7.53%

40089243

74.40%

Correctional Services

7520423

701748

9.33%

5463751

72.65%

Defense

19800004

1122926

5.67%

15712954

79.36%

Independent Complaints Directorate

37043

3035

8.19%

24608

66.43%

Justice and Constitutional Development

4557353

330420

7.25%

3031921

66.53%

Safety and Security

21967926

1900557

8.65%

15856009

72.18%

Economic Services and Infrastructure Development

25985935

2214774

8.52%

17432529

67.08%

Agriculture

1220102

86362

7.08%

660418

54.13%

Communications

1645219

112599

6.84%

535072

32.52%

Environmental Affairs and Tourism

1469478

122514

8.34%

1054906

71.79%

Housing

4571091

468489

10.25%

3578711

78.29%

Land Affairs

1654997

190209

11.49%

1139284

68.84%

Minerals and Energy

1825083

114650

6.28%

1263374

69.22%

Trade and Industry

2796350

205068

7.33%

1803417

64.49%

Transport

6289435

661688

10.52%

4672318

74.29%

Water Affairs and Forestry

4514180

253195

5.61%

2725029

60.37%

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Appendix 6: December Capital and Current Expenditure

 

Table 19

R'000

Capital Budget

Capital Expenditure in December

% Capital Expenditure

Current Budget

Current Expenditure in December

% Current Expenditure

Voted Amounts

21354636

1649917

7.73%

114891989

7315176

6.37%

Central Government Administration

4133304

375109

9.08%

15053675

674166

4.48%

The Presidency

2697

77

2.86%

148334

12566

8.47%

Parliament

76645

4554

5.94%

379820

34349

9.04%

Foreign Affairs

208027

10949

5.26%

2120552

122650

5.78%

Home Affairs

270571

29314

10.83%

1862117

149761

8.04%

Provincial and Local Government

2417612

242560

10.03%

7048619

107977

1.53%

Public Works

1157752

87655

7.57%

3494233

246863

7.06%

Financial and Administrative Services

3540729

79117

2.23%

9894230

734412

7.42%

Government Communications and Information Services

8818

1752

19.87%

169690

7886

4.65%

National Treasury

3448260

71385

2.07%

9145036

676465

7.40%

Public Enterprises

550

149

27.09%

87578

16031

18.30%

Public Service and Administration

55577

5080

9.14%

119090

7109

5.97%

Public Service Commission

1377

102

7.41%

62838

5404

8.60%

S A Management Development Institute

762

110

14.44%

41499

2476

5.97%

Statistics South Africa

25385

539

2.12%

268499

19041

7.09%

Social Services

1501685

52629

3.50%

22254318

776200

3.49%

Arts and Culture

237114

29449

12.42%

718036

77534

10.80%

Education

221538

7681

3.47%

9673050

48552

0.50%

Health

831050

4646

0.56%

7690645

493496

6.42%

Labour

80610

2807

3.48%

973528

70201

7.21%

Science and Technology

1964

0

0.00%

1035831

54051

5.22%

Social Development

4880

93

1.91%

2058318

21425

1.04%

Sport and Recreation South Africa

124529

7953

6.39%

104910

10941

10.43%

Justice and Protection Services

2568799

198476

7.73%

51313950

3860210

7.52%

Correctional Services

1065143

77247

7.25%

6455280

624501

9.67%

Defense

57578

0

0.00%

19742426

1122926

5.69%

Independent Complaints Directorate

3099

387

12.49%

33944

2648

7.80%

Justice and Constitutional Development

379921

5714

1.50%

4177432

324706

7.77%

Safety and Security

1063058

115128

10.83%

20904868

1785429

8.54%

Economic Services and Infrastructure Development

9610119

944586

9.83%

16375816

1270188

7.76%

Agriculture

109217

5601

5.13%

1110885

80761

7.27%

Communications

16105

777

4.82%

1629114

111822

6.86%

Environmental Affairs and Tourism

316906

53192

16.78%

1152572

69322

6.01%

Housing

4357751

444951

10.21%

213340

23538

11.03%

Land Affairs

1047447

148713

14.20%

607550

41496

6.83%

Minerals and Energy

1084549

72176

6.65%

740534

42474

5.74%

Trade and Industry

314150

61

0.02%

2482200

205007

8.26%

Transport

1204804

104716

8.69%

5084631

556972

10.95%

Water Affairs and Forestry

1159190

114399

9.87%

3354990

138796

4.14%

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Appendix 7: Overall Current Expenditure at the End of the third quarter

Table 20

R'000

Capital Budget

Capital Expenditure End of third Quarter

% Capital Expenditure

Current Budget

Current Expenditure End of third Quarter

% Current Expenditure

Voted Amounts

21354636

14055118

65.82%

114891989

83599156

72.76%

Central Government Administration

4133304

2434069

58.89%

15053675

9816803

65.21%

The Presidency

2697

1516

56.21%

148334

98416

66.35%

Parliament

76645

62983

82.17%

379820

289561

76.24%

Foreign Affairs

208027

93449

44.92%

2120552

938993

44.28%

Home Affairs

270571

80221

29.65%

1862117

1315993

70.67%

Provincial and Local Government

2417612

1676914

69.36%

7048619

4463997

63.33%

Public Works

1157752

518986

44.83%

3494233

2709843

77.55%

Financial and Administrative Services

3540729

2425711

68.51%

9894230

6437278

65.06%

Government Communications and Information Services

8818

6422

72.83%

169690

123973

73.06%

National Treasury

3448260

2360156

68.44%

9145036

5906090

64.58%

Public Enterprises

550

595

108.18%

87578

65868

75.21%

Public Service and Administration

55577

44238

79.60%

119090

71524

60.06%

Public Service Commission

1377

542

39.36%

62838

43964

69.96%

S A Management Development Institute

762

318

41.73%

41499

29155

70.25%

Statistics South Africa

25385

13440

52.94%

268499

196704

73.26%

Social Services

1501685

927182

61.74%

22254318

18091459

81.29%

Arts and Culture

237114

89862

37.90%

718036

508111

70.76%

Education

221538

124600

56.24%

9673050

9195819

95.07%

Health

831050

620115

74.62%

7690645

5565828

72.37%

Labour

80610

28068

34.82%

973528

673857

69.22%

Science and Technology

1964

0

0.00%

1035831

622620

60.11%

Social Development

4880

2304

47.21%

2058318

1454768

70.68%

Sport and Recreation South Africa

124529

62233

49.97%

104910

70456

67.16%

Justice and Protection Services

2568799

1192561

46.42%

51313950

38896682

75.80%

Correctional Services

1065143

347178

32.59%

6455280

5116573

79.26%

Defense

57578

0

0.00%

19742426

15712954

79.59%

Independent Complaints Directorate

3099

1476

47.63%

33944

23132

68.15%

Justice and Constitutional Development

379921

167227

44.02%

4177432

2864694

68.58%

Safety and Security

1063058

676680

63.65%

20904868

15179329

72.61%

Economic Services and Infrastructure Development

9610119

7075595

73.63%

16375816

10356934

63.25%

Agriculture

109217

57080

52.26%

1110885

603338

54.31%

Communications

16105

11812

73.34%

1629114

523260

32.12%

Environmental Affairs and Tourism

316906

263980

83.30%

1152572

790926

68.62%

Housing

4357751

3461749

79.44%

213340

116962

54.82%

Land Affairs

1047447

799384

76.32%

607550

339900

55.95%

Minerals and Energy

1084549

760729

70.14%

740534

502645

67.88%

Trade and Industry

314150

5794

1.84%

2482200

1797623

72.42%

Transport

1204804

929175

77.12%

5084631

3743143

73.62%

Water Affairs and Forestry

1159190

785892

67.80%

3354990

1939137

57.80%