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Caring, compassionate and responsive
Transforming the Department of Home Affairs
Western Cape ProvinceMs. MB Mgxashe
Date : 21 May 2008.
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What is unique to the Province?
NIB Perspective:1. 3 Coastal ports (Cape Town, Saldanha and Mossel Bay)2. Tourism vital artery of WC Economy3. Brand SA rated CTIA and 52 % of passengers indicated they
received above average service at CTIA compared to other International Airports
4. WC took lead in the determination of “admission of guilt” fines5. WC took lead in the compilation of charge sheets6. WC participated in longest joint operation with other law
enforcement agency (SAPS) – Operation Umbrella7. First Province to have Counter Xenophobia Campaigns – Southern
Cape
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What is unique to the Province?
Civic Services Perspective:1. WC informal settlements prone to fire disasters2. Conducting Marriages on Robben Island annually.3. WC has the highest rate in Social Grants4. WC had the highest increase in voter registration according
to the IEC5. First Civil Union was registered Southern Cape6. WC sustained the School ID project 7. Highest influx of migrants for EC and NC 8. Involved in ID Campaigns sponsored by Municipalities9. Involve CDW’s and Community Leaders in DHA Campaigns
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What is unique to the Province?
Management perspective:
1. First Province to have female Director and Chief Director.
2. Negotiated free leases for SP Grabouw , Vredendal, Caledon and Oudtshoorn.
3. RO Khayelitsha the first model office
4. First Province to conduct Employee of the Year Ceremony
5. Only Province to introduce timecards
6. Office in close proximity to Parliament – services high profile clients such as Ministers and MP’s
7. First Province to have floorwalkers with Batho Pele bands
8. First Province to make nametags
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Provincial ManagerVacant
Acting appointment Ms. MB Mgxashe
Cape Town Mr. RM Niedermeier
(DD)
Paarl Mr. E Mathebula
(ASD)
Khayelitsha Mr. ZI Joba
((A) DD)
Organisational Structure
We have organized our team by…
Deputy Provincial ManagerMB Mgxashe
Co-Ordination: A van der BergAdministration: T NdlovuChief Training Officer: R GabrielSenior Pers Practitioner: R NzamaPers. Practitioner: R WilliamsPers. Practitioner: R MagogorwaneCorruption Investigation: T PetrosCorruption Prevention: D MatopaSecurity: N ScottIT Manager: I SaulseCommunications Officer – JEInternal Audit (ASD) – JELegal Admin Officer (DD) – JE
Head of ImmigrationVacant / Acting appointment
Mr. JJ De Wet Internal AuditorDD level – no JE
Certificate
GeorgeMs. I Kruger (DD)
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Cape Town Mr. RM
Niedermeier (DD)
Paarl Mr. E Mathebula
(ASD)
Khayelitsha Mr. L Makubalo
(ASD)
Organisational Structure continued
We have organized our team by…
GeorgeMs. I Kruger (DD)
DO BellvilleMs. M Erasmus
(ASD)
DO WynbergMs. S Allie
(ASD)
DO WorcesterMr. SS Loate
(ASD)
DO MalmesburyMs. N Martins
(ASD)
DO VredendalMs. Jl Jenneke
Scheffers(CAC)
DO NyangaMr. ZI Joba
((A)DD)
DO Mitchells PlainMs. S Meyer
(ASD)
DO CaledonMr. M Williams
(ASD)
DO OudtshoornMr. K Booysen
(SAO)
TSC Beaufort WestMs. C Macoli
(SAO)
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Services
Back
Log
Dec 2005
2006Apr –
Mar 07
2007Apr–
Mar 08Trend Comment
ID’S
Temp IDs Issued 54065 36444 Down Improved turn around time in
ID issuance
IDs Issued to clients 84716 140553 UPImproved turn around time in
ID issuance
IDs received from BVR
84084 208476 UpImpact of recommendations
by Turn Around Team
Unclaimed IDs 30541 150400 Up SAPO contract terminated, clients to collect at offices.
Service Offering
Our province offers a full range of services to the population…
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Services2006Apr –
Mar 07
2007Apr –
Mar 08Trend Comment
Birth certificates Issued
1911 86624 up 10 x Online hospitals
Death Certificates Issued
3587 37774 Up
Marriage Certificates Issued
5498 27732 Up
Service Offering
Our province offers a full range of services to the population…
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Our province offers a full range of services to the population…
Services2006
Apr - Mar
2007Apr – Mar 08
Trend Comment
PASSPORT APPLICATIONS
Tourist 81423 90326 Stable Increased demand over festive
season
Child 19809 18335 Stable Increased demand over festive season
Maxi Passport 2569 3026 Increase
Old Type 0 0
Loose leave 4118 4086 Decrease
Service Offering…
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Services2006Apr – Mar
2007Apr –
Mar 08Trend Comment
ONLINE REGISTRATIONS
Births 8603 10312 UpIncreased online birth
registration at Hospitals
Deaths 18 0 DownUndertakers prefer registering
deaths at Offices
Service Offering…
Our province offers a full range of services to the population…
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Services2006Apr – Mar
2007Apr – Mar 08
Trend Comment
TEMPORARY RESIDENCE PERMITS
Applications brought over from previous month
37026
Applications received 19232 25118 IncreaseIncreased demand due to
increase in influx of visitors
Applications approved 17371 24982 Increase
-Immigration Capacity increased in Regions and Regions responsible for
adjudication of own cases.- Overtime Project registered at
RO Cape Town
Service Offering…
Our province offers a full range of services to the population…
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Services 2006Apr - Mar
2007Apr – Mar 08
Trend Comment
PORTS OF ENTRY: MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE
TYPE OF PORT FOREIGN RSA FOREIGN RSA
Cape Town Airport
916 630 365 563 592 283 925 028 Up
Cape Town Harbour
1909 466
TOTALS 594 192 925 494
Service Offering…
Our province offers a full range of services to the population…
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Services 2006 2007 Trend Comment
Provincial Offices 1 1 constant
Office space inadequate
- requested planning instruction for increased space & upgrading ito New Corp Generator
Regional Offices 4 4 constant
Office space inadequate.
-Planning Instruction issued for the relocation of RO George.
- Upgrading (facelift) of RO Cape Town
District Offices 9 9 constant
Office space inadequate at all offices
-Planning Instruction Issued for relocation of DO Wynberg
-Planning Instruction issued for expansion and upgrading of DO Mitchell's Plain
-Upgrading Project for DO Nyanga (Nontsumpa) commenced – completion date August 2008.
Physical Accommodation
Through 46 customer contact points
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Services 2006 2007 Trend Comment
Ports of Entry 2 2 constant
Office space inadequate
-certified needs assessment submitted to BCOCC
Refugee Reception Offices 1
1
(Capacity created at RO Cape
Town)
constant
Office space inadequate
-Comprehensive needs requirement submitted to Asset Management for preparation of needs assessment
Physical Accommodation
Through 46 customer contact points
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Through 46 customer contact points
Services 2006 2007 Trend Comment
Service Delivery Points
4 4
(Somerset West,
Grabouw,
Stellenbosch,
Langa)
constant Office space inadequate
-Somerset West activated as permanent Service Point w.e.f 02 June 2008.
-Planning Instruction issued for renovation and activation of DO Stellenbosch.
Thusong Centres (MPCCs)
2 3
(Plettenberg Bay,
Atlantis,
Swellendam)
Increased Office space inadequate
Swellendam – will be activated once lease agreement was signed.
Plettenberg Bay – lease agreement pending from Bitou Municipality since March 2007.
Physical Accommodation
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Services 2006 2007/8 Trend Comment
Mobile units 10 12Increased with
2
- Management of Mobile Trucks challenge – availability of drivers with code 14 drivers licenses.
-Training sourced from Ikaheng Driving School: 9/10 passed K53 learners test3 failed driving test – went for additional driving lessons1 eye problem5 booked for driving test – July 2008.
-With increased capacity at DO Wynberg – fort nightly visits to Masiphumelele, Imizamowethu envisaged
Computerised hospitals
8 10Increased with
2Mowbray Maternity in process of being cabled
Presidential nodal points 2 2 constant
1 x Rural – Klein Karoo1x Urban - Khayelitsha
Physical Accommodation…
Through 46 customer contact points…
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Infrastructure: vehicles…
* 20072008 fin year: 17 x Accidents/ damage reported(2 Vehicles written off)- 3 x disciplinary cases =1x paid for damage, 1 x final written warning and 1 month salary suspension, 1 x sanction pending, 3 x written warnings, 2 x verbal warnings)
Current status:
Additional vehicles requested:24 x Sedans6 x 4x4
OFFICE SEDANS BAKIES VENTURE NIB TRUCKS TOTAL
Provincial Office 4 2 0 0 0 6
Cape Town 12 2 1 5 4 24
George 6 2 0 2 3 13
Paarl 10 1 0 1 3 15
Khayelitsha 8 0 0 0 2 10
Total 40 7 1 8 12 68
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Staff Levels
We currently have 204 unfilled funded vacancies and 264 unfunded posts
Level Approved establish
ment
Actual(Filled)
FundedVacancies
Difference(Unfunded
posts)Comment
14 1 0 1 0
13 1 1 0 0
12 8 2 22 (JE: DD Internal
Audit, Legal Admin Officer)
Selection process for the filling of 2 x DD posts in PMO finalized but placed on hold pending approval of the new structure.DD Immigration placed on hold pending the finalization of entry requirements.
10 6 4 2 02 Regional Immigration Heads placed on hold on hold pending new structure
Total vacancies = 468
Total filled posts = 491
Total approved establishment = 959
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Staff Levels…
We currently have 204 unfilled funded vacancies and 264 unfunded posts …
Level Approved
establishmentActual(Filled)
FundedVacancies
Difference(Unfunded
posts)Comment
9 20 15 4 1 -(ASD: Internal Audit)
7-8 241 100 11730
-JE: Communications Officer)-2 x Unfunded Control IO – Mosselbay & saldanha bay
3-6 648 400 71 220
1-2 34 20 0
TOTALS 959 542 150 264
-Filled 128 posts from April 07 – May 08.-Motivated advertisement of posts iro Mobile -Requested advertisement of a further 74 vacancies.
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22 150 3
2723
19
African Coloured Indian White
Disabled employees as a percentage of total = 1%(6 out of 491 filled posts)
38%
1%12%
Target 26.7% 53.9% 1% 18.4%
Female
Male
Employment Equity Report – (Percentage of Employees per Category)
-Designated groups identified and will be targeted during recruitment
We not on track to meet our employment equity targets
49%
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4861 65
93
0
5971
00
40
80
120
160
200
Budget Expenditure
Key Comments 20072008 budget:
Estimated over expenditure of 3% on Goods and Services due to:
1. increased Khulani security at high risk offices – Khayelitsha, Refugee Office Customs House & strike period.
2. Deportations by bus twice a week @ +- R 45 000 per trip. Funds shifted from other items to accommodate expenditure.
3. 4 additional Mobile Trucks
Planned vs Actual (Rm)
Budget
We are not on target to meet our budget for 2007/08
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ENE Budget allocation:
2008/2009 budget allocation:
COMPENSATION OF EMPLOYEES
GOODS & SERVICES
TRANSFER & SUBSIDIES
CAPITAL ASSETS
TOTAL
79 632 000 13 610 000 0 0 93 242 000
CIVIC SERVICES 70%
50 205 000 9 527 000 0 0 59 732 000
IMMIGRATION CONTROL30%
21 516 000 4 083 000 0 0 25 599 000
PORT CONTROL 100%
7 911 000 0 0 0 7 911 000
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Initiative Description Impact
1.ID Campaigns at schools
1.ID campaigns at schools targeting schools exempted from school fees.
ID Campaigns:131 Schools visited during 2007
2. Counter Xenophobia & DHA services awareness
2 Counter Xenophobia & Awareness : 6 schools in Southern Cape and Masiphumelele
Refugee Management
1. Increased capacity2. Alternative accommodation3. Stakeholder participation
1. Capacity increased 2. Comprehensive needs requirement
document drafted for the establishment of a model Refugee Office.
3. Meetings with NGO’s to develop program whereby Refugees/ asylum seekers interact with communities to share skill e.g. Language training – 2010.)
4. Capacity established at RO Cape Town
Accomplishments
A lot has been achieved this year through a number of province-specific initiatives
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Initiative Description Impact
Immigration
1. Increased capacity2. Upgrading of infrastructure3. Joint projects with other law
enforcement agencies4. Prosecution of Airlines and
employers of illegal foreigners
5. Charge sheets developed and presented to DPP for approval.
6. Preparation for FIFA 2010
1. CTIA: 32 out of 46 posts filled as at 31/12/06 - 6 posts filled during 2007.
Inspectorate: 6 out of 15 posts filled as at December 2006 – 8 posts filled during 2007.
2. Approval obtained for the procurement of 9 leather couches for CTIA and Inspectorate
ACSA committed themselves to replace the carpets at CTIA
3 x quotations obtained for transporting Immigration Officers to and from work between 23H00 and 6H00.
3. Joint Operations: Operation Umbrella – DHA initiative from Nov – March 2008. 12 SAPS members and 2 NIA Operatives participate. Targeting fraudulent marriages, rejected asylum applicants an employers of illegal foreigners.
Operation Mongoose: SAPS initiated targeting crime and illegal foreigners involved in crimes.
4. First docket registered iro Namibia Air.5. Charge sheets iro Refugee Act, Passport and Travel Doc
Act has been presented and approval obtained from DPP.
6. Appointed 2 Project coordinators ( one seconded to KZN.) Sustain monthly meetings with Municipality, ACSA and Management of Good Hope International Airport.
Accomplishments
A lot has been achieved this year through a number of province-specific initiatives
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Initiative Description Impact
Civic Services
1. Client statistics and feedback
2. Appointed inspection team to do random inspections
3. Provincial T&T Compliance Task Team appointed.
4. Late Registration Committees appointed and functional in Regions.
5. Joint initiatives with stakeholders
6. Information sessions conducted
7. 47 queue managers(learners) appointed
1. Developed and implemented Provincial Suggestion Box questionnaire
2. Random inspections conducted at offices to verify accuracy of statistics.
3. WC moved up from being the second last Province in October 2007 to the fourth position in December 2007.
4. Late Registration Committees functional5. Joint door-to door Campaign and participated in Jamborees
with Social Development ID Campaign in Struisbaai, Malgas, Velliersdorp, Pearly
Beach, Stanford – funded by Overberg Municipality. Partnership developed with Community Development forums
– ID Campaigns at Athlone School for the blind, Astra School for Disabled, SOS Place of Safety.
6. Information sessions conducted at Community Centers e.g. Kleinvlei, Mfuleni.
7. Huge impact on waiting times in queues – focus on handing out of ID’s and Passports.
Accomplishments
A lot has been achieved this year through a number of province-specific initiatives
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Initiative Description Impact
Management
1. Increased leadership capacity
2. Reward & Recognition
3. Gender and Transformation Plan Implemented
4. Employee Wellness
1. Redeployed ASD : Admin- PMO to DO Wynberg to strengthen leadership capacity
2. Hosted Provincial Service Deliver awards in November 2007. 8 Officials qualified Provincially.
2006/ 2007 Performance Awards finalized in July 2007. Out of 428 officials 114 qualified for bonus incentives, 211 for pay progression, 103 did not qualify( newly appointees - must be in employment for 12 months, upgraded Immigration Officers)
3. Gender Development activated by appointing of Provincial Chairperson, first gender Development function was hosted at DO Bellville during August 2007.
Participated in World Aids Day event, Disabled Program, National and Provincial events for “16 days of activism”
4. 25 Officials listed on counseling program another 60 requested enlistment. Wellness Practitioner resigned w.e.f November 2007. Alternative capacity sourced from the Branch at Head Office.
Incapacity leave: 18 Short periods registered, 3 long periods (one declined), two Ill Health retirement cases pending.
Accomplishments
A lot has been achieved this year through a number of province-specific initiatives
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Initiative Description Impact
ManagementContinued
5. Stake holder participation
6. Regular fleet/ Office condition inspection
5. SASSA: Negotiating establishment of Service Point in Vredenburg
DPW: Monthly meetings: renovation to Nontsumpa Building and establishment of the model office for Refugees.
Department of Education (Director: Joyce West) encouraged to request schools to participate in ID Campaign for Grade 12 learners.
6. Random fleet inspection conducted at RO Khayelitsha and Cape Town.
Accommodation inspection done at DO Beaufort West & Do Oudtshoorn to ensure compliance to OHS.
Intervention made iro the Contravention and Prohibition Order issued iro Do Wynberg.
Office inspections concluded at RO Cape Town, Cape Town Harbour
Accomplishments
A lot has been achieved this year through a number of province-specific initiatives
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Initiative Description Impact
Corruption
1. Increased capacity2. Raised security
awareness3. Corruption
Prevention Plan4. Eradication of
corruption
1. ASD Corruption Prevention and Corruption Investigation assumed duty during February 2008.
2. Corruption awareness sessions conducted at Nyanga and Cape Town Refugee Offices.
Alarm system installed at DO Oudtshoorn, after hours inspections conducted at Grabouw, Malmesbury.Security Risk analysis conducted at Malmesbury and RO Cape Town
3. Developed the Provincial Counter Corruption and Fraud Prevention Plan
4. 3 x Officials arrested for aiding and abetting (2 x CTIA, 1 x DO Bellville)
5. 194 temp name tags issued pending permanent
Accomplishments
A lot has been achieved this year through a number of province-specific initiatives
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ObjectivesSupporting Initiatives
Measures of Success
290 MILESTONES70 % ACHIEVMENT at end of quarter 4
•Changing structures – BCOCC taken over by SARS
•Dependence on external stakeholders NIA and DPW
2007-08 Strategy
As a province, we have defined … strategic objectives inline with DHA’s overall objectives