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Title: Introduction to Central Services Branch


1
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES ANNUAL REPORT
2006-07 Building a caring correctional system
that truly belongs to all
Introduction to Central Services Branch Building
a caring correctional system that truly belongs
to all
2
CONTENTS
  • Background
  • Performance highlights
  • Programme performance
  • Administration
  • security
  • Corrections
  • Care
  • Development
  • Social Reintegration
  • Facilities
  • Challenges
  • Expenditure for the year ended 31 March 2007
  • Auditor-Generals report

3
Background
  • Issues raised by Portfolio Committee in 2005/06
    included.
  • Alignment of the Strategic Plan, the ENE and the
    AR
  • Poorly formulated performance indicators
  • Process in DCS
  • Ensure that planning processes feed into each
    other
  • The mid-term feeds into the ENE (targets refined
    and revised to ensure they are SMART and are
    aligned to the Strategic plan
  • Ensure alignment of operational plans and
    quarterly reports to the strategic plan

4
Background
  • Ensure alignment of operational plans and
    quarterly reports to the strategic plan
  • Ensure that Quarterly reports are the generators
    of the AR
  • Alignment of terminology used in all planning
    documents
  • Ensure understanding of government wide planning
    cycle and the statutory requirements across the
    department
  • Engagement of operational levels of the
    department in the planning process
  • Development of the ME process
  • FPPI and refinement of indicators
  • New Commissioner and CFO appointed

5
PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS 06-07
  • Draft AACSA constitution and the Programme of
    Action (POA) for the establishment of AACSA.
  • 1 500 learners were provided an opportunity for
    experiential training from January 2007.
  • Increase in the number of sites accredited to
    provide Anti-Retroviral medicine.
  • A comprehensive framework and policy on social
    reintegration was developed
  • Corrections week launched

6
PROGRAMME PERFORMANCE ADMINISTRATION
  • Development and launch of the Integrated Human
    Resource Strategy
  • Developed new communication strategy Approval of
    the establishment of Vetting Field Work Units
  • 21 policies aligned with the White Paper and
    approved
  • The Master Information Systems Plan (MISP) was
    completed in July 2006 and approved by the
    executive management.

7
Cont
  • Accelerated recruitment
  • Partnerships with civil society including
  • Monitoring of the act OSF
  • Management Strategy for sexual offenders CSVR
  • NICRO rehabilitation programmes
  • FBOs -

8
PROGRAMME PERFORMANCE SECURITY
  • Operation Vala, the festive season security plan
    launched in December 2006 period of increased
    activity re escapes
  • Reduction in escapes (decrease in the number of
    escapes by 17 from 112 to 93)
  • 62 deaths were recorded in 2006/07 against the
    target of 29
  • Installation of fences, CCTV monitors at 47
    centers
  • Progress on access control in 66 centers

9
PROGRAMME PERFORMANCE CORRECTIONS
  • Awaiting trial detainees decreased by 8.29.
  • The sentenced inmate population increased
    significantly from 110 985 to 113 366.
  • However, correctional facilities remain
    overpopulated 38.86.
  • Strategies to reduce ATD population
  • Bail applications up to R1000 - Sections 63(1)
    and 63A 8 772 ATDs successfully diverted
  • Plea Bargaining Section 105A 778 cases
    concluded
  • Video Postponement project to support initiatives
    of court cycle times
  • DCS has aligned the 40 identified courts with 22
    correctional centers for further roll out of the
    Video Postponement

10
Cont
  • Number of sentenced women showed an upward trend
    there was an increase from 2 332 in January
    2006 to 2 398 in December 2006, while women
    awaiting trial increased from 929 in January 2006
    to 984 in December 2006.
  • The number of children awaiting trial in custody
    decreased from 1 348 in January 2006 to 1 043 in
    December 2006, while sentenced population
    decreased from 1 129 in January 2006 to 954 in
    December 2006.

11
PROGRAMME PERFORMANCE CARE
  • The HIV and Syphilis prevalence survey for
    personnel and offenders completed.
  • Additional funding received from the United
    States Government through the PEPFAR programme
    for the integration of TB and HIV and AIDS
    management.
  • Eight sites accredited for the implementation of
    anti-retroviral treatment for HIV positive
    offenders.
  • Poverty alleviation policy and procedure manual
    approved
  • The Moral Renewal Programme has been launched in
    all the regions.

12
PROGRAMME PERFORMANCE DEVELOPMENT
  • The Presidents Awards Programme was made
    available to young offenders in four regions
    Western Cape Eastern Cape Free State / Northern
    Cape and Gauteng.
  • DCS piloted the learnership training approach
    within the corrections environment by training
    parolees and probationers.
  • A framework for the needs of special categories
    of offenders was approved.

13
PROGRAMME PERFORMANCE SOCIAL REINTEGRATION
  • A comprehensive framework and policy on social
    reintegration was developed.
  • Risk Classification Tool for probationers and
    parolees subject to community corrections has
    been developed.
  • Correctional Services officially proclaimed the
    inception of the Correctional Supervision and
    Parole Review Board (Review Board).
  • 26 736 of 51 911 submissions for parole and
    correctional supervision placements were
    approved.
  • 24 720 offenders participated in pre-release
    programmes.

14
PROGRAMME PERFORMANCE FACILITIES
  • Construction of Kimberley Correctional Centre
    commenced on 14 November 2006
  • Feasibility study for the construction of the
    Nigel and Klerksdorp correctional centres has
    been finalised.
  • 44 of the 94 projects under Repairs and
    Maintenance Programme (RAMP) were completed in
    2006/07.

15
Challenges
  • Violent and daring escapes
  • Procurement of Remand Detention Facilities to
    address the special requirements for ATDs
  • Corruption and collusion between officials and
    inmates

16
CURRENT STATE OF EXPENDITURE AS AT 31 MARCH 2007
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CURRENT STATE OF EXPENDITURE AS AT 31 MARCH 2007
  • The final overall expenditure of the Department
    as at 31 March 2007 was at 94.10
  • The under spending on Goods and Services was due
    to Property Services not fully billed as
    anticipated
  • The filled posts were at 41 148 against the
    target set for March which was 42 222 resulting
    in 1 074 unfilled vacancies as at the end of
    March 2007
  • An amount of R512.9 million was requested for
    Roll-Over to the 2007/2008 financial year and the
    remainder will be surrendered

18
CURRENT STATE OF EXPENDITURE AS PER PROGRAMME AS
AT 31 MARCH 2007
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CURRENT STATE OF EXPENDITURE AS PER PROGRAMME AS
AT 31 MARCH 2007
20
CURRENT STATE OF EXPENDITURE AS PER GFS
CLASSIFICATION AS AT 31 MARCH 2007
21
CURRENT STATE OF EXPENDITURE AS PER GFS
CLASSIFICATION AS AT 31 MARCH 2007
22
Report of the Auditor-General
  • Progress on 2005/06 qualifications
  • Housing loan guarantees
  • Not a qualification in 2006/07 financial year
  • Monitoring on a monthly basis continues
  • APOPS
  • Not a qualification in 2006/07 financial year
  • Matter resolved

23
Report of the Auditor-General (Cont)
  • Progress on previous qualifications (Cont)
  • Medical expenditure
  • Life certificates sent to continuation members
  • Receivables
  • BAS functionality enhanced to include
    responsibility information
  • Judge White cases remarkable progress

24
Report of the Auditor-General (Cont)
  • Progress on previous qualifications (Cont)
  • Asset Management
  • Approval received to migrate to LOGIS

25
QUALIFICATIONS 2006/07
  • Asset management
  • Capital assets
  • Improvements/additions to buildings not on WAT
    but in disclosure note
  • No reconciliation between 3 systems (WAT PAS
    and BAS)
  • WAT not updated with all additions

26
QUALIFICATIONS 2006/07 (Cont)
  • Asset management (Cont)
  • Capital assets (Cont)
  • In certain instances assets captured at incorrect
    amounts on WAT
  • Disclosing disposal at book value and not at cost
  • Not all assets could be traced to their physical
    location
  • Not all assets were bar-coded

27
QUALIFICATIONS - 2006/07 (Cont)
  • Asset management (Cont)
  • Buildings and other fixed structures
  • Disclosed improvements/additions for buildings
    registered in DPW name
  • Insufficient audit evidence provided for capital
    works-in-progress

28
QUALIFICATIONS 2006/07 (Cont)
  • Asset management (Cont)
  • Intangible assets
  • No disclosure of intangible assets
  • No asset register for intangible assets

29
QUALIFICATIONS - 2006/07 (Cont)
  • Medical expenditure
  • Dependants information not on life certificates
  • In certain instances contributions made for
    deceased members

30
QUALIFICATIONS - 2006/07 (Cont)
  • Receivables
  • Not all files were submitted for audit purposes
    for non-current debts
  • No evidence on debtor files that statements were
    sent
  • Reconciliations not performed between PERSAL and
    BAS

31
QUALIFICATIONS - 2006/07 (Cont)
  • Receivables
  • Debts not always recovered on service termination
  • Debts not always recovered from staff debtors

32
QUALIFICATIONS - 2006/07 (Cont)
  • Accruals
  • Understatement of accruals in disclosure note

33
THANK YOU
THANK YOU
An Age of Hope A National Effort for
Corrections, Rehabilitation and Social
Re-integration of Offenders
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