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At The Same Time, You Have Got These Traditional Councils. And The Challenge Is How To Make Sure That They Function Together [with Municipal Councils], Smoothly, And That Is Part Of What This Legislation Is Trying To Address.

There Are Two Pieces Of Legislation That Are Related. There's The Communal Land Rights Bill. Then There Is The Legislation That Was Approved Which Has To Do With The Role And The Place And The Function Of The Institution Of Traditional Leadership. Now That Legislation, Not The Communal Land Rights Bill, Provides For The Setting Up Of Particular Committees That Would Work Together With The Elected Municipalities.

We Do Not Have A South African As A Member Of The African Commission. The President Of The Commission Comes From Mali, The Deputy Comes From Rwanda And Then We Have Got All These Other Members, Ordinary Commissioners. There Is No South African There. And The Reason, Again, For That Is Not Because We Didn't Have South Africans Who Are Competent.

There Are Established Processes Of Consultation Between The Government, The Parastatals And The Trade Unions, Which Have Worked In The Past. And I Don't See Any Particular Reason Why They Shouldn't Work.

We Are Continuously Looking At The Question Of Increasing The Capacity Of Home Affairs And That Is Why Home Affairs Introduced Mobile Units, To Be Able To Reach People. The Matter Of The Establishment Of The Social Security Agency Was To Deal With The Matter Of The More Efficient Distribution Of These Grants, The Reductions In The Levels Of Corruption And Greater Sensitivity. You Are Dealing With Vulnerable People, Like The Elderly, Who You Needed To Find A Way Of Addressing, So That People Don't Have To Be Waiting In The Sun In The Queue, And So On.