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Estimates of the Provincial Revenue and Expenditure (EPRE) – Financial Year 2023/24

           Goods and Services decreased from R9.141 million in 2019/20 to a revised estimate of R6.015 million in

           2022/23 due to impact of the 2021 MTEF budget cuts while means had been made with the department
           to try and limit its impact on the activities of the house, especially the initiation programme. In 2023/24, the
           budget increases by 66.8 per cent to R10.035 million due to funds received by way of  internal

           reprioritisation to enhance awareness campaign and monitoring of the initiation programme in the main.

           Transfers and subsidies reflects a decrease from 2022/23 by 100 per cent due to once-off payment of ex-
           gratia to Members of the Provincial House for the last term(s) served.



           8.5.1 Service delivery measures
           Table 25: Selected service delivery measures for the programme: Programme 5 – House of Traditional

           Leaders
                                                                         Estimated
                                                                                          Medium-term estimates
                                                                        performance
            Programme performance measures                                2022/23   2023/24   2024/25    2025/26
            Number of partnerships entered into to support pro poor rural community programmes  Demand Driven  Demand Driven  Demand Driven  Demand Driven
            Number of District initiation fora monitored on the extent of compliance with the National  Customary Male initiation Act  8  8  8  8
            Number of districts supported to promote preservation of culture and heritage  5  2     2          2
            Number of oversight engagements conducted with Local Houses         4         4         4          4



           The roles and functions of the Eastern Cape Traditional Leaders are premised on the preservation of the
           traditional, cultural and customary practices of the Eastern Cape rural communities. The election of new
           office bearers in the House of Traditional Leaders will require orientation and induction for the newly

           elected members and all other Traditional Leaders to understand their mandate and what is expected of
           them as they execute their customary duties within the confines of the constitution and other relevant
           prescripts of the institution to enhance their effectiveness and efficiency. In ensuring proper functioning of

           traditional institutions, funds have been made available for infrastructure renovation and to construct two
           new traditional councils.


































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