DID ANNUAL REPORT 2022 23
Annual Report 2022-2023
Resolution No. Subject Details Response by the department Resolved (Yes/No) • That the Department must submit its plan to prevent over Yes
Please refer to the attached Audit Action Plan, Annexure B. Yes
%
Spent
Compensation of employees 1 115 884 763,931 351,952 68% Goods and Services 953 931 651,583 302,348 68% Interest 100 - 100 0%
Provinces and Municipalities 1 025 376 707,830 317,546 69% Households 3 000 4,345 (1,345) 145%
Buildings and Other Fixed Structures 137 550 10,070 127,479 7%
Machinery and Equipment 25 090 13,981 11,108 56% Total 3 260 931 2,151,407 1,109,523 66%
Available budget
APRIL TO DECEMBER 2021 R’000 R’000 Budget Actual
On a monthly basis, Finance circulates Departmental performance reports to all SMS members. This is to ensure that SMS members are afforded an opportunity to provide reasons for overspending and mitigations within their directorates. In our monthly management meetings, the Accounting Officer will further interrogate the explanations provided by management to ensure that the reasons provided are adequate to prevent any possible overspending. Accruals are also monitored monthly to ensure that there is no overcommitment. Below please find the Departmental expenditure at economic classification as at the 10 December 2021. Based on the table above, the Department is only overspending on households and funds will be reprioritised to curb overspending. Programme
• The Departments must submit its audit action plans indicating the following: Each area of finding by the AGSA in the 2019/20 financial year; plan by the Department to address the area of finding; time frames and progress of
31 March 2021. The Department must thereafter submit
implementation as at
quarterly progress on
the implementation of
the audit action plans
for 2020/21 until 30 October 2021.
commitments. This plan must include the
assessment of its effect
in the 2020/21 financial year, by 31 July 2021. That the Department must also submit
quarterly assessment reports on the
implementation of the
plan and its impact on the 2021/22 financial year, every quarter
continuing up until the end June 2022.
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DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
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