Submission to the Standing Committee on Finance National Assembly, regarding the Public Procurement Bill of 2023 [B18-2023] Johannesburg, 11th September 2023Sept 11, 2023 – In this submission to the Parliament’s Standing Committee on Finance on the Public Procurement Bill of 2023, the IRR argues that, rather than focusing on race, emphasizing ‘value-for-money’ as the overarching national priority will protect the poor black majority from the fraud, inflated pricing, and defective delivery that have long plagued so much of state procurement.https://admin.irr.org.za/reports/submissions-on-proposed-legislation/submission-to-the-standing-committee-on-finance-national-assembly-regarding-the-public-procurement-bill-of-2023-b18-2023-johannesburg-11th-september-2023https://admin.irr.org.za/reports/submissions-on-proposed-legislation/submission-to-the-standing-committee-on-finance-national-assembly-regarding-the-public-procurement-bill-of-2023-b18-2023-johannesburg-11th-september-2023/@@download/image/image.png
Submission to the Standing Committee on Finance National Assembly, regarding the Public Procurement Bill of 2023 [B18-2023] Johannesburg, 11th September 2023
Sept 11, 2023 – In this submission to the Parliament’s Standing Committee on Finance on the Public Procurement Bill of 2023, the IRR argues that, rather than focusing on race, emphasizing ‘value-for-money’ as the overarching national priority will protect the poor black majority from the fraud, inflated pricing, and defective delivery that have long plagued so much of state procurement.