2022/23 Budget: No hope for Gauteng residents’ future

Issued by Solly Msimanga MPL – DA Gauteng Political Head
24 May 2022 in Press Statements

The DA is tired of misleading budgets and subsequent unexplained over- and under-expenditure.

Our people are suffering due to a lack of proper and regular maintenance of provincial government institutions such as libraries, sporting facilities, public health care services, police stations and public schools.

It is concerning that this budget does not speak to the needs of our residents who deserve a government that delivers proper basic services.

Today the Democratic Alliance (DA) in Gauteng delivered its position on the 2022/23 budget votes for the following departments: Health, Community Safety, Sports, Arts, Culture (SACR) and Recreation and Education. 

Below are the speeches delivered during today’s budget vote debates in the Gauteng Provincial Legislature (GPL) :

Gauteng Health budget is like pouring money into a leaking bucket

See speech here:

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Department of Community Safety budget should prioritize effective, visible policing

See speech here:

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Gauteng SACR’s budget lacks innovation and won’t benefit Gauteng residents

See speeches here:

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Its high time that the Gauteng Education Department gets a budget that talks to the future of underprivileged learners

See speech here:

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