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Presented by Cathy Motsisi Chief Financial Officer. Presentation for conditional grant (Division of Revenue Act) to Select Committee on appropriations. 23 March 2011. Devolution of property rates fund to provinces grant – 2010/11. Devolution of Property Rates Grant – February 2011. 10. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Presented by Cathy Motsisi
Chief Financial Officer
Presentation for conditional grant (Division of Revenue Act) to Select Committee on
appropriations.
23 March 2011
Devolution of property rates fund to provinces
grant – 2010/11
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Devolution of Property Rates Grant – February
2011 Province Budget
Allocated
Amount Transferred to Provinces
R’000
Actual payments
to Municipali
tiesR’000
Balance % Spent
Budget2011/12
Eastern Cape
181 672 181 672 165 699 15 973 91% 192 709
Free State 222 386 222 386 204 061 18 325 92% 219 916
Gauteng 294 457 294 457 200 031 94 426 68% 270 775
KwaZulu Natal
709 891 709 891 318 703 391 188 45% 518 585
Limpopo 15 154 15 154 14,699 455 97% 34 054
Mpumalanga
57 615 57 615 57 167 448 99% 73 964
Northern Cape
39 600 39 600 29 858 9 742 75% 41 754
North West
79 990 79 990 56 675 23 315 71% 160 192
Western Cape
264 462 264 462 263 111 1 351 99% 291 281
Total 1 865 227
1 865 227 1 310,004 555,223 70% 1 803 230
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Budget & Expenditure Growth over a Six Year Period
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500,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
2,500,000
2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14
Budget
Expenditure
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Devolution of property rates fund to provinces grant –
2010/11• The department has transferred all funds allocated for devolution of
property rates fund to provinces grant as per schedule.
• The budget allocation for 2011/12 which shows a 3,3% increase from the current allocation is inadequate as demonstrated by the increased spending as at the end of February.
• Provinces like Free State and Limpopo have already indicated shortfall of approximately R50 million for the current payments.
• The shortfall are inevitable because as the Municipalities improve their administration and discover properties that were previously not billed, they implement retrospective billing, and in some instances they also charge interest.
• This exercise although helpful in ensuring that the Municipalities increase their revenue, it does not take into consideration the availability of funds by National and Provincial Public Works.
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Budget Growth over a Six Year Period
Province 2008/09R’000
2009/10R’000
2010/11R’000
2011/12 R’000
2012/13R’000
2013/14R’000
Eastern Cape
119,638 210 334 181 672 192 709 202 854 214 360
Free State 125 066 185 104 222 386 219 916 233 737 249 390
Gauteng 155 265 401 099 294 457 270 775 284 314 299 951
KwaZulu Natal
210 846 237 382 709 891 518 585 556 669 599 319
Limpopo 12 294 19 217 15 154 34 054 35 757 37 724
Mpumalanga
36 000 60 337 57 615 73 964 77 647 84 601
Northern Cape
24 094 37 298 39 600 41 754 44 355 47 303
North West 58 995 66 776 79 990 160 192 179 984 206 241
Western Cape
147 127 268 864 264 462 291 281 322 730 351 963
Total 889 325 1 486 411 1 865 227
1 803 230
1 938 047 2 090 852
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Expenditure Growth Over a Three Year Period
Province31 Mar 09% Spent
31 Mar 10% Spent
28 Feb 11% Spent
Eastern Cape 50% 52% 91%
Free State 56% 100% 92%
Gauteng 54% 56.9% 68%
KwaZulu Natal 99.5% 99.9% 45%
Limpopo 56% 37.70% 97%
Mpumalanga 100% 85.8% 99%
Northern Cape 99.8% 100% 75%
North West 98% 100% 71%
Western Cape 100% 93.1% 99%
Total 78% 79.2% 70%
EPWP Incentives to provinces and
municipalities – 2010/11
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EPWP Incentives to Provinces and Municipalities – 2010/11
• Provincial Departments in 7 out of the 9 Provinces have been able to access the EPWP infrastructure sector incentive. R185.9 million will be paid out of the R330 million available for the 10/11 financial year considering 3rd quarter reporting. This represents 56% of the Provincial allocation. Only the Northern Cape and North West Provinces have not accessed their incentive allocation for the 10/11 financial year.
• For Municipalities, R 273.306 million of the R 622.996 million will be paid considering 3rd quarter reporting. This represents 44% of the Municipal allocation for the 10/11 financial year.
• Considering the overall infrastructure incentive allocation, R 459 Million of the R 954 Million or 48% has been accessed.
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EPWP Incentives to Provinces– 2010/11
Province Infrastructure Incentive allocation for the 10/11 National financial year (R’000)
3rd Quarter incentive payment for the 10-11 financial year(R’000)
Total incentive disbursedIn the 10/11 financial year (R’000)
Percentage of the 10/11 incentive disbursed(%)
Eastern Cape 60,354 4,591 28,636 47
Free State 13,767 115 2,380 17
Gauteng 39,154 0 2,498 6
Kwa-Zulu Natal 169,470 36,352 135,613 80
Limpopo 2,903 1,348 6,790 234
Mpumalanga 18,074 5,432 8,293 46
Northern Cape 1,167 0 0 0
North West 2,897 0 0 0
Western Cape 23,218 0 1,700 7
Total 330,004 47,838 185,910 56
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EPWP Incentives to Municipalities– 2010/11
Province Infrastructure Incentive allocation for the 10/11 National financial year (R’000)
3rd Quarter incentive payment for the 10-11 financial year(R’000)
Total incentive disbursedIn the 10/11 financial year (R’000)
% Disbursed
Eastern Cape 97,806 8,664 37,531 38
Free State 34,400 3,223 6,071 19
Gauteng 168,098 11,575 133,394 79
Kwa-Zulu Natal 123,613 2,134 46,113 37
Limpopo 55,355 3,271 23,060 42
Mpumalanga 37,288 1,464 3,488 9
Northern Cape 50,399 1,340 3,965 8
North West 32,999 744 17,135 52
Western Cape 26,038 723 2,549 10
Total 622,996 33,136 273,306 44
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Measures put in place to improve performance EPWP Incentives to provinces
and municipalities – 2010/11
• Public bodies ( Provincial Departments and Municipalities) are being provided with support to report on EPWP. The 90 data capturers employed are helping in this regard.
• A partnership with DBSA through the Siyenza Manje programme has been put in place to support municipalities jointly.
• Training of officials in Municipalities in Labour-intensive methods of construction with LG-SETA is currently being rolled out.
• Training on reporting is also being done to Public body officials to enable them to report better on EPWP.
• Technical support being provided to Public bodies to implement their projects more labour-intensively so as to create more work opportunities and Full Time Equivalents that will increase the incentive drawn down.
Expanded Public Works Programme Incentive grant to provinces for social sector – 2010/11
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EPWP incentives grant to provinces for social sector – January 2011
• Budget allocation for EPWP incentives grant to provinces for social sector for 2010/11 financial year is R 56.6 million and the total allocation has been fully transferred to provinces in line with payment schedule. The transfer payment was scheduled as a once off payment and was transferred was made on the 31 August 2010.
• Treasury expenditure report for EPWP incentives grant to provinces for social sector shows that provinces have paid R 26.2 million to provinces with Eastern Cape, Free State and Western Cape not having spent the allocation.
• The report below show the budget and expenditure per province:
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EPWP incentives grant to Provinces for Social
Sector – January 2011
Province Budget Allocated
Amount Transferred to Provinces
R’000
Actual payments to social sector
R’000
Balance Expenditure
%
Eastern Cape
10 884 10 884 - 10 884 0%
Free State 4 992 4 992 - 4 992 0%
Gauteng 5 100 5 100 1 853 3 247 36%
KwaZulu Natal
5 376 5 376 8 194 - 152%
Limpopo 10 137 10 137 7 023 3 114 69%
Mpumalanga 9 240 9 240 1 637 7 603 18%
Northern Cape
2 616 2 616 662 1 954 25%
North West 7 104 7 104 6 887 217 97%
Western Cape
1 188 1 188 - 1 188 0%
Total 56 637 56 637 26 256 31 381 47%
Conditional grant allocations – 2011/12 to
2013/14
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EPWP incentives grant to Provinces – 2011/12 to 2013/14
Province 2011/12
R’000
2012/13R’000
2013/14R’000
Eastern Cape 30 431
Free State 10 606
Gauteng 44 210
KwaZulu Natal 129 836
Limpopo 9 545
Mpumalanga 9 486
Northern Cape 4 809
North West 5 758
Western Cape 22 587
Total 267 269 325 220 401 588
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EPWP incentive grant to provinces for Social Sector – 2011/12 to
2013/14Province 2011/12
R’000
2012/13R’000
2013/14R’000
Eastern Cape 5 070
Free State 15 586
Gauteng 34 848
KwaZulu Natal 30 269
Limpopo 28 332
Mpumalanga 13 407
Northern Cape 13 890
North West 42 222
Western Cape 16 734
Total 200 358 241 504 286 028
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Conditional grant allocations – 2011/12 to
2013/14
• The budget for EPWP incentives for 2012/13 and 2013/14 will only be allocated per provinces towards the end of the financial year as the allocation is performance based.