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1 PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Fourth Quarter Report
1 September 2019 PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Fourth Quarter Report 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

2 CONTENT Fourth Quarter Expenditure (January to March 2011) for the 2010/11 financial year 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

3 Fourth Quarter Expenditure
2010/11 FINANCIAL YEAR Fourth Quarter Expenditure January to March 2011 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

4 SUMMARY – FOURTH QUARTER
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Spent 21% of the Budget in the last quarter of the Financial Year R’000 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

5 MONTHLY SUMMARY – FOURTH QUARTER
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT R’000 Average spending percentage of 24.5% per quarter against the allocation 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

6 QUARTERLY EXPENDITURE PER PROGRAMME
Final Voted Expenditure Apr – Jun 2010 Jul – Sept 2010 Oct – Dec 2010 Jan – Mar 2011 Total % Spent R’ 000 R’000 P1: Administration 201,677 35,507 46,961 40,134 71,557 194,159 96.27% P2: Comprehensive Social Security 95,150,156 22,891,764 23,259,070 23,502,605 23,607,549 93,260,988 98.01% P3: Policy Development, Review & Implement Support for Welfare Services 341,291 155,242 17,907 120,710 43,201 337,060 98.76% P4: Community Development 182,034 30,138 31,938 55,087 60,213 177,376 97.44% P5: Strategy and Governance 65,903 13,757 12,557 14,067 21,066 61,447 93.24% TOTAL 95,941,061 23,126,408 23,368,433 23,732,603 23,803,586 94,031,030 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

7 KEY REASON(S) FOR SPENDING TRENDS
Programme 1: Administration The expenditure increase in March 2011 is occasioned by the payments of: An amount of R13,8 million was paid in the last quarter to previous years outstanding SITA invoices for Information Technology services; R 14,1 million was paid to the Department of Public Works for outstanding lease costs and service fees. Programme 3: Policy Development, Review and Implementation Support for Welfare Services The higher expenditure in the first and third quarter of the 2010/11 financial year relates to the first payment of the Social Workers bursary funds to the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) as well as transfer payments to National Bodies. 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

8 KEY REASON(S) FOR SPENDING TRENDS (Cont.)
Programme 4: Community Development - The increased expenditure during the third and fourth quarters relates mainly to the transfer payments done in respect of the Lovelife Programme. - The expenditure for the fourth quarter was also partly influenced by the World Aids day activities during December 2010, paid during the last quarter. Programme 5: Strategy and Governance - The increase in expenditure during the fourth quarter relates mainly to the payment of work completed in terms of the Child Support Grant Impact Evaluation and the Beneficiary Satisfaction Survey projects. 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

9 QUARTERLY EXPENDITURE PER ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION
Final Voted Expenditure Apr – Jun 2010 Jul – Sept 2010 Oct – Dec 2010 Jan – Mar 2011 Total % Spent R’ 000 R’000 Compensation of Employees 254,939 57,623 58,715 66,548 64,094 246,980 96.88% Goods and Services 273,638 35,398 45,387 53,177 119,546 253,508 92.64% Interest and rent on land - 2 3 9 31 45 Transfers and Subsidies 95,402,337 23,033,042 23,263,457 23,611,963 23,615,676 93,524,138 98.03% Payments of Capital Assets 10,147 343 869 906 4,055 6,173 60.84% Payments for Financial assets 184 186 TOTAL 95,941,061 23,126,408 23,368,433 23,732,603 23,803,586 94,031,030 98.01% 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

10 QUARTERLY EXPENDITURE FOR ALL MAJOR TRANSFER PAYMENT
Economic Classification Final Voted Expenditure Apr – Jun 2010 Jul – Sept 2010 Oct – Dec 2010 Jan – Mar 2011 Total % Spent R’ 000 R’000 SOCIAL ASSISTANCE GRANT 89,368,151 21,507,339 21,869,479 22,026,862 22,089,222 87,492,902 97.90% SASSA 5,611,387 1,368,839 1,373,011 1,445,465 1,444,072 100.00% SOCIAL WORKERS BURSARIES 226,000 135,600 - 90,400 NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 83,469 20,867 20,868 95,289,007 23,032,645 23,263,357 23,583,594 23,554,162 93,413,758 98.03% 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

11 KEY REASON(S) FOR SPENDING TRENDS (Cont.)
Goods and services: The reasons for the increase in the expenditure during the fourth quarter relate to the following: - Previous years outstanding SITA invoices for Information Technology services - Lease costs and service fees - Accommodation, travel, venues and facility costs (e.g. World Aids day and Bi-annual Substance Abuse Summit). - Work completed in terms of large outsourced planned projects (e.g. Child Support Grant Impact Evaluation and the Beneficiary Satisfaction Survey) 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

12 SUMMARY PROG 1: ADMINISTRATION
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13 SUMMARY PROG 1: ADMINISTRATION Economic Classification
Final Voted Expenditure Apr – Jun 2010 Jul – Sept 2010 Oct – Dec 2010 Jan – Mar 2011 Total % Spent R’ 000 R’000 Compensation of Employees 91,032 20,087 20,998 23,831 23,894 88,810 97.56% Goods and Services 105,913 15,281 25,663 15,943 45,383 102,270 96.56% Interest and rent on land 2 3 9 31 45 0.00% Transfers and Subsidies 41 12 - 29 100.00% Payments of Capital Assets 4,691 125 295 351 2,061 2,832 60.37% Payments for Financial assets 159 161 TOTAL 201,677 35,507 46,961 40,134 71,557 194,159 96.27% 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

14 SUMMARY PROG 2: COMPREHENSIVE SOCIAL SECURITY
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15 SUMMARY PROG 2: COMPREHENSIVE SOCIAL SECURITY
P 2: Comprehensive Social Security Final Voted Expenditure Apr – Jun 2010 Jul – Sept 2010 Oct – Dec 2010 Jan – Mar 2011 Total % Spent R’ 000 R’000 Compensation of Employees 33,236 7,634 7,838 8,790 8,726 32,988 99.25% Goods and Services 88,241 7,855 8,361 21,208 38,334 75,758 85.85% Interest and rent on land - Transfers and Subsidies 95,026,185 22,876,178 23,242,490 23,472,327 23,558,963 93,149,958 98.03% Payments of Capital Assets 2,494 97 381 280 1,514 2,272 91.10% Payments for Financial assets 12 TOTAL 95,150,156 22,891,764 23,259,070 23,502,605 23,607,549 93,260,988 98.01% 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

16 SUMMARY PROG 3: POLICY DEVELOPMENT, REVIEW AND IMPLEMENT SUPPORT FOR WELFARE
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17 Economic Classification
SUMMARY PROG 3: POLICY DEVELOPMENT, REVIEW AND IMPLEMENT SUPPORT FOR WELFARE Economic Classification Final Voted EXPENDITURE Apr – Jun 2010 Jul – Sept 2010 Oct – Dec 2010 Jan – Mar 2011 Total % Spent R’ 000 R’000 Compensation of Employees 57,443 13,607 13,085 15,143 13,943 55,778 97.10% Goods and Services 38,184 5,955 4,786 9,392 16,519 36,652 95.99% Transfers and Subsidies 244,485 135,600 - 96,039 12,659 244,298 99.92% Payments of Capital Assets 1,179 80 36 136 79 331 28.07% Payments for Financial assets 1 TOTAL 341,291 155,242 17,907 120,710 43,201 337,060 98.76% 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

18 SUMMARY PROG 4: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
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19 SUMMARY PROG 4: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Economic Classification
Final Voted EXPENDITURE Apr – Jun 2010 Jul – Sept 2010 Oct – Dec 2010 Jan – Mar 2011 Total % Spent R’ 000 R’000 Compensation of Employees 34,556 7,530 7,833 9,101 8,259 32,723 94.70% Goods and Services 17,048 1,700 3,192 3,340 7,902 16,134 94.64% Transfers and Subsidies 129,759 20,867 42,597 43,809 128,140 98.75% Payments of Capital Assets 671 41 46 49 243 379 56.48% TOTAL 182,034 30,138 31,938 55,087 60,213 177,376 97.44% 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

20 SUMMARY PROG 5: STRATEGY AND GOVERNANCE
1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

21 SUMMARY PROG 5: STRATEGY AND GOVERNANCE Economic Classification
Final Voted EXPENDITURE Apr – Jun 2010 Jul – Sept 2010 Oct – Dec 2010 Jan – Mar 2011 Total % Spent R’ 000 R’000 Compensation of Employees 38,672 8,765 8,961 9,683 9,272 36,681 94.85% Goods and Services 24,252 4,607 3,385 3,294 11,408 22,694 93.58% Transfers and Subsidies 1,867 385 100 1,000 216 1,701 91.11% Payments of Capital Assets 1,112 - 111 90 158 359 32.28% Payments for Financial assets 12 -% TOTAL 65,903 13,757 12,557 14,067 21,066 61,447 93.24% 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee

22 THANK YOU 1 September 2019 Portfolio Committee Portfolio Committee
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