NPA Strategic Plan 2013 - 2018 - National Prosecuting Authority
NPA Strategic Plan 2013 - 2018 - National Prosecuting Authority
NPA Strategic Plan 2013 - 2018 - National Prosecuting Authority
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Indicators and descriptions<br />
Indicator Title<br />
Short definition<br />
Purpose/importance<br />
Source/collection of data<br />
Method of calculation<br />
Data limitations<br />
Type of indicator<br />
Calculation type<br />
Reporting cycle<br />
New indicator<br />
Desired performance<br />
Indicator responsibility<br />
Number of convictions in the RC and HC<br />
Criminal court cases which resulted in a conviction in the regional and high courts<br />
Measures whether serious crime is being dealt with<br />
Lower courts: <strong>NPA</strong> Daily Court Return<br />
High courts: <strong>NPA</strong> Daily Court Return<br />
Number of cases finalised with a guilty verdict (including Sec 57A) in the regional and high courts divided<br />
by the number of cases finalised with a verdict (i.e. excluding diversions) in the regional and high courts.<br />
Conviction rate is measured at the date of sentencing or verdict of not-guilty irrespective of the date<br />
when the plea was entered<br />
Manual system<br />
Output<br />
Cumulative for the year<br />
Monthly<br />
Yes<br />
An increase of 2% per annum<br />
DNDPP & DPPs<br />
Indicator Title<br />
Conviction rate<br />
Short definition<br />
The percentage of cases finalised with a verdict in which a guilty verdict was obtained.<br />
Purpose/importance Internationally viewed as an indicator of the success of the prosecution. Also regarded by South African<br />
public as such. Not a correct indicator for the quality of the prosecution though<br />
Source/collection of data None – combined figure derived from other KPI’s<br />
Method of calculation Percentage of cases finalised with a guilty verdict (including Sec 57A) divided by the number of cases<br />
finalised with a verdict (i.e. excluding diversions). Conviction rate is measured at the date of sentencing<br />
or verdict of not-guilty irrespective of the date when the plea was entered<br />
Data limitations<br />
Manual system<br />
Type of indicator<br />
Output<br />
Calculation type<br />
Cumulative for the year<br />
Reporting cycle<br />
Quarterly<br />
New indicator<br />
No<br />
Desired performance 21 HC 87%, RC: 74%, DC: 87%<br />
Cybercrime: 74%, Complex commercial crime: 94%, Organised crime: 90%, Sexual offences: 66% and<br />
Trio crime: 86% for <strong>2013</strong>/14<br />
Indicator responsibility DNDPP: NPS and NSSD<br />
Indicator Title<br />
Short definition<br />
Purpose/importance<br />
Source/collection of data<br />
Method of calculation<br />
Criminal court cases finalised including ADRM<br />
Number of criminal court cases finalised in the reporting period by verdict, or through the use of<br />
alternatives such as diversion or informal mediation, irrespective of the date of enrolment<br />
Tracks the ability of the <strong>NPA</strong> to deal with the demand for services for the purpose of measuring<br />
productivity<br />
Lower courts: <strong>NPA</strong> Daily Court Return<br />
High courts: <strong>NPA</strong> Daily Court Return<br />
The criminal court case is measured as finalised on the date on which the verdict of not guilty given<br />
21 Standard desired performance<br />
<strong>NPA</strong> <strong>Strategic</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>2013</strong>-<strong>2018</strong> 34