Department of Defence Annual Report 2008-2009

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| Department of Defence | | Strategic Profile and Defence Objectives | Programme 1: Defence Administration Annual Report FY 2008 - 2009 18
| Department of Defence | Chapter 2 Programme 1: Defence Administration INTRODUCTION The primary objective of this programme is to oversee the activities of the DOD through policy development and monitoring, provision of strategic direction and organising the DOD in terms of its structure and force design, to achieve its set defence objectives. The Defence Administration is in alignment with all the Strategic Output and the Strategic Objectives for FY 2008/09. The Defence Administration Programme provides services in the form of directives in the area of ministerial direction. This is the responsibility of the Minister of Defence (MOD), while departmental direction is the responsibility of the Secretary for Defence (Sec Def). The Defence Administration consists of the following subprogrammes (Divisions): • Ministerial Direction • Departmental Direction* • Policy and Planning (Defence Policy, Strategy and Planning)* • 1 Defence International Affairs* • Financial Services* • Acquisition Services (Defence Matériel)* • Supply-Chain Integration* • Defence Enterprise Information System Management* • Inspection Services (Inspector-General of the DOD)* • Human Resource Support Services* • Defence Legal Services* The following subprogrammes within the Defence Administration Programme fall within the responsibilities of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF): 1 The Minister of Defence approved the establishment of the Defence International Affairs as a subprogramme on 1 April 2008. A function separation and shift took place during FY 2008/09 from the Defence Policy, Strategy and Planning Division to the newly-established and approved International Affairs Division. In the Estimate of National Expenditure (ENE), the Policy and Planning allocation includes funding for the Defence International Affairs for the Second Quarter FY 2008/09. * Defence Secretariat • SANDF Command and Control • Corporate Staff Ofce • Military Policy, Strategy and Planning Ofce • Religious Services • Defence Corporate Communication • Defence Reserve Direction • Defence Foreign Relations The annual reports of individual subprogrammes are presented below according to their respective order of appearance as in the DOD Strategic Business Plan for the Financial Year 2008/09. PURPOSE The Defence Administration Programme provides administrative support, policy development and overall management to the DOD. OUTPUT The main output of the Defence Administration Programme are defence policy advice, providing strategic direction through resource allocation advice, corporate plans, reports and ministerial direction. In addition, it provides specic operational output for services and divisions in the DOD. SUBPROGRAMME: MINISTERIAL DIRECTION Overview In the year under review, the Minister of Defence has consistently continued to uphold and full the DOD’s mission, to defend and protect the sovereignty and the territorial integrity of the Republic, as well as to support the people of South Africa. This has been done through the maintenance of cost-effective defence capabilities, in order to successfully undertake operations as ordered and funded by Government. Under the direction of the Minister, the DOD has, through various efforts, contributed to global security and peace. These include participation in defence-related bilateral and multilateral engagements as well as the deployment of the SANDF in peacekeeping missions. As per Cabinet instruction, the Minister has ensured that the SANDF’s routine internal deployments are gradually reduced, but has maintained sufcient 19 Annual Report FY 2008 - 2009 | Programme 1: Defence Administration |
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