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Estimates of the Provincial Revenue and Expenditure (EPRE) – 2023/24 Financial Year

           Table B.2B: Details of payments and estimates by economic classification: P2: Cultural Affairs

                                                                   Main   Adjusted                         % change
                                                     Outcome                  Revised estimate  Medium-term estimates
                                                                 appropriation  appropriation             from 2022/23
            R thousand                         2019/20  2020/21  2021/22  2022/23      2023/24  2024/25  2025/26
            Current payments                    152 893  138 843  150 846  163 889  160 913  161 452  162 869  177 746  185 910  0.9
             Compensation of employees          132 033  128 114  130 714  137 501  139 801  139 801  137 923  144 919  148 860  (1.3)
              Salaries and wages                111 608  107 593  110 820  117 811  120 111  120 023  118 727  123 755  126 748  (1.1)
              Social contributions               20 425  20 521  19 894  19 690  19 690  19 778  19 196  21 164  22 112  (2.9)
             Goods and services                  20 860  10 729  20 132  26 388  21 112  21 651  24 946  32 827    37 050  15.2
              Administrative fees                 1      1      –     –      –      –     –      49    51
              Advertising                         854   273    347    54     54    54    1 456  1 974    2 063  2596.3
              Minor assets                        91    339    53     153   102    102    55     24    25    (46.1)
              Audit cost: External                –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Bursaries: Employees                2      19     5     –      –      2     40     –      –    1900.0

              Catering: Departmental activities   190    24    33     207   122    122   105    314    328   (13.9)
              Communication (G&S)                 243    –    3 000   –      –      –     –     502      524
              Computer services                   –      –    3 500   4      –      –     –     392      410
              Consultants and professional services: Business and advisory services  –  –  299  –  –  –  –  –  –
              Infrastructure and planning         –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Laboratory services                 –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Scientific and technological services  –   –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Legal services                      –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Contractors                        5 432  4 658  4 966  14 577  9 487  10 043  12 381  13 479    16 835  23.3

              Agency and support / outsourced services  480  97  282  1 052  700   700   1 002  280    292   43.1
              Entertainment                       –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Fleet services (including government motor transport)  –  64  –  –  –  –    –     646      675
              Housing                             –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Inventory: Clothing material and accessories  49                          52  128  44  42  42  80                            –  –    90.5
              Inventory: Farming supplies         –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Inventory: Food and food supplies   –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Inventory: Chemicals,fuel,oil,gas,wood and coal  –  –  –  –    –      –     –      –      –
              Inventory: Learner and teacher support material  –  –  –  –    –      –     –      –      –
              Inventory: Materials and supplies   –      –      –     10     10    10     –      –      –    (100.0)
              Inventory: Medical supplies         –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Inventory: Medicine                 –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Medsas inventory interface          –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Inventory: Other supplies           –     594    393    –      –     104    20     –      –    (80.8)
              Consumable supplies                 82    138    97     64     49    49     56    261      272  14.3
              Consumable: Stationery,printing and office supplies  269  383  237  515  390  390  533  435    454  36.7
              Operating leases                    40     –      –     –      50    50     –     1 241    1 297  (100.0)
              Property payments                   954   1 244  1 040  3 879  1 806  1 702  1 553  5 349    5 589  (8.8)
              Transport provided: Departmental activity  2 340  232  411  2 364  1 810  1 810  2 969  1 545    1 615  64.0
              Travel and subsistence             7 630  2 020  4 851  2 845  4 565  4 650  4 086  4 713    4 925  (12.1)
              Training and development            –      25     –     –     200    200    –      –      –    (100.0)

              Operating payments                  112   110    413    370   1 325  1 221  150   703    735   (87.7)

              Venues and facilities              2 091  456    77     240   400    400   450    918    958   12.5
              Rental and hiring                   –      –      –     10     –      –     10     2      2
             Interest and rent on land            –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Interest                            –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Rent on land                        –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
            Transfers and subsidies              49 305  59 213  76 122  50 899  56 749  56 749  51 559  51 864    54 189  (9.1)
             Provinces and municipalities         –      –      –     –     1 400  1 400  –      –      –    (100.0)
              Provinces                           –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
               Provincial Revenue Funds           –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
               Provincial agencies and funds      –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Municipalities                      –      –      –     –     1 400  1 400  –      –      –    (100.0)
               Municipalities                     –      –      –     –     1 400  1 400  –      –      –    (100.0)
               Municipal agencies and funds       –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
             Departmental agencies and accounts  14 720  22 120  40 120  21 575  23 575  23 575  18 645  18 645  19 480  (20.9)
              Social security funds               –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Provide list of entities receiving transfers  14 720  22 120  40 120  21 575  23 575  23 575  18 645  18 645  19 480  (20.9)
             Higher education institutions        –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
             Foreign governments and international organisations  –  –  –  –  –     –     –      –      –
             Public corporations and private enterprises  –  –  –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Public corporations                 –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
               Subsidies on production            –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
               Other transfers                    –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
              Private enterprises                 –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
               Subsidies on production            –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
               Other transfers                    –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
             Non-profit institutions             32 832  35 844  34 498  28 924  31 374  31 374  32 914  32 914  34 390  4.9
             Households                          1 753  1 249  1 504  400   400    400    –     305    319   (100.0)
              Social benefits                    1 753  1 249  1 504  400   400    400    –     305    319   (100.0)
              Other transfers to households       –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
            Payments for capital assets          10 974  2 784  16 449  13 170  13 170  13 170  13 800  12 605    13 169  4.8
             Buildings and other fixed structures  10 306  1 937  14 842  11 500  11 500  11 500  11 500  11 500  12 015  0.0
              Buildings                          10 306  1 937  14 842  11 500  11 500  11 500  11 500  11 500  12 015  0.0
              Other fixed structures              –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
             Machinery and equipment              323   571    636    670   670    670   500    582    608   (25.4)
              Transport equipment                 –     377    636    300   300    300   390     84    88    30.0
              Other machinery and equipment       323                        194  –  370  370  370  110  498  520  (70.3)
             Heritage Assets                      345   276    971   1 000  1 000  1 000  1 800  523   546   80.0
             Specialised military assets          –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
             Biological assets                    –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
             Land and sub-soil assets             –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
             Software and other intangible assets  –     –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
            Payments for financial assets         –      –      –     –      –      –     –      –      –
            Total economic classification                    213 172                 200 840                 243 417                 227 958                 230 832                 231 371                 228 228                 242 215                 253 268  (1.4)
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