Office of the Premier Annual Report 2009-2010 - Gauteng Online
Office of the Premier Annual Report 2009-2010 - Gauteng Online
Office of the Premier Annual Report 2009-2010 - Gauteng Online
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• Supporting <strong>the</strong> Leader <strong>of</strong> Government Business and legislativeoversightThe Leader <strong>of</strong> Government Business is provided with support onan ongoing basis. The draft Leader <strong>of</strong> Government Business (LGB)model was developed and completed and will be submitted forconsideration and approval to <strong>the</strong> Executive Council. The modelputs <strong>the</strong> role <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> LGB within <strong>the</strong> constitutional and provincialstrategic context. Its implementation will contribute to strategicworking relations between <strong>the</strong> Executive and <strong>the</strong> Legislature in <strong>the</strong>province. Memoranda relating to government’s business in <strong>the</strong>legislature are tabled for consideration by <strong>the</strong> Executive Council ona regular basis. This includes matters relating to <strong>the</strong> Legislature’sprogramme and questions in <strong>the</strong> legislature.• Developing a database <strong>of</strong> policy and legislationA database <strong>of</strong> Executive Council decisions, key policy documentsapproved by <strong>the</strong> Executive Council and legislation has beendeveloped.• Implementing <strong>the</strong> e-Cabinet systemSignificant progress has been made in implementing <strong>the</strong> firstPhase <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> e-cabinet system. Physical infrastructure to support<strong>the</strong> system is currently being developed and will be completed in<strong>the</strong> next financial year.• Environmental analysis in support <strong>of</strong> prioritiesOngoing environmental analyses are undertaken through <strong>the</strong>preparatory meetings for <strong>the</strong> Executive Council systems. These aretaken into consideration in <strong>the</strong> preparation <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> briefing notes for<strong>the</strong> chairpersons as well as in setting <strong>the</strong> agenda. Environmentalanalyses also inform <strong>the</strong> agenda setting and scene setting for <strong>the</strong>Executive Council Makgotla.• Logistics and administrationLogistical and protocol services including site inspections wereprovided for 88 meetings during <strong>the</strong> period under review. Theseincluded Extended Executive Council Lekgotla in June <strong>2009</strong> andSeptember <strong>2009</strong>, Executive Council Lekgotla in August <strong>2009</strong>and February <strong>2010</strong>, 21 Executive Council meetings, 29 ExecutiveCouncil Sub-committee meetings, six one-on-one meetings withHODs on outcomes based planning, two Joint HOD Forummeetings, one Joint Executive Council Sub-committee meeting, one<strong>Premier</strong>’s Coordination Forum and internal senior managementmeetings. Minutes and a record <strong>of</strong> decisions taken in each meetingwere also compiled for each meeting. About 2 500 documentswere processed in <strong>the</strong> Executive Council system comprising <strong>the</strong>reports that were considered. Meeting packs were also preparedand delivered to all participants in meetings.66