Finance Minister Tito Mboweni told Parliament that government will be putting a stop to excessive salaries at public entities. BudgetSpeech2020
wasteful expenditure needed to be dealt with. This is a vital step in restoring the confidence of the public in the government. We must get more value for our money.
The President’s instruction requires a dynamic and appropriate mix of quantity, quality, capacity and capability in the administration of the state."We will propose a new law to stop excessive salaries in these public entities. The Public Audit Act empowered the Auditor General to:Recover money directly from the responsible culprits
Mboweni said that to show the determination of the executive to deal with runaway costs, a number of steps will be implemented.Replacing the cell phone policy "Minister Pandor, the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, is providing phenomenal leadership in building A Better Africa and a Better World. Her work is unlocking massive value for money from South Africa’s overseas missions," Mboweni said.
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