Public Administration N4 — Memo
June 2019 — N4 — Public Administration
N4
2019
Nated Business
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1.1False
1.2False
1.3False
1.4True
1.5True
1.6False
1.7True
1.8True
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2.1Dignity as a human being respected and protected Right to l ife Freedom and security of a person Not to be forced into slavery, servitude or forced labour Right to p rivacy Freedom of conscience, religion, thought, belief and opinion
2.2National or central sphere of government Governs the state at the highest level Responsible for the main organisation and administration on central level by making laws and policies which bin d all other forms of government
2.3.1ody of people and institutions that make and enforc laws or a particular society (Any 1
2.3.2Supremacy over p arliament uarantees equal rights for all citizens of the RSA Contains a Bill of R ights that regulates the relatio nship between the state and citizens Provides
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3.1.1Yes Apply for citizenship through naturalisation as sh e is married to a South African Two years of permanent residence and two years of marriage to the South African spouse 1 + any relevant 2
3.1.2Descent Registration is still a South African citizen working in Germany He has to register to vote as he can still vote if he is working overseas. (1 + any relevant 2 (3\
3.1.4Person subject to an order of court declaring him/her to be of ound mind or mentally disturbed Person deemed to be mentally insane by a mental institution Illegal i mmigrants Person detained because of drug depe
3.2.1Every party holding 80 seats in the National ssem bly is entitled to designate a d eputy resident. If no party holds 80 seats, the two parties holding the largest number and the second largest number of seats c
3.2.2Assist the p resident s the same tasks as members of c abinet ccountable collectively (with members of cabinet\ and individually to parliament Provides p
3.3Cultural affairs Education excluding universities of technology and u niversities Health services Housing Language policy Police and protection services Public t
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4.1.1The family is the child's first contact with the system of protection where the family protects its members and property. The family serves as a first status symbol as it belongs to a group with a cultural and social background.
4.1.2Public administration Carried out in government institutions Found in the public sector Exists to improve th e general welfare of the people Accountable to the peopl e as they use taxpayer's money
4.1.3the foundation for a democratic and open society in which government is based on the will of the people and every citizen is equally protected by the law Improve the quality of life of all citizens and f
4.1.4Organising Financing Staffing Determination of work methods and procedure Decisions binding on all courts of a lower order Labour appea l court hears appeals from the labour court
4.2.2High court Magistrate court [40]40
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5.1.1National Assembly
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5.2Deputy p resident Ministers President appoints the deputy president and m inisters Meet the needs of the citizens Ministers are the political heads of a state department and services are perfor med by government officials
5.4Members enjoy freedom of speech. Parliament has its own penalties. Parliament functions by means of debate after which a decision is reached. After a bill is introduced, debate takes place and a majority vote taken.
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5.6Help person with thei r constituencies (voting areas\ Take part in debates on bills to be passed into l aw or important national issues Involved in committee hearings Complete freedom of speech Ministers answer questions rega
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6.1Ensure that national and provincial polic ies are enforced on local level Government closest to the p eople to understand their needs rovide democratic and accountable g overnment for local communities
6.2Prescribe procedures to l evy and recover rates and taxes Prescribe how municipal income will be spent to provide the necessary services to maintain the well being of all citizens Ensure that national and provincial polic
6.3Does not fulfil any administrative post, but will have an office within the municipal building Acts as a ceremonial head and represents the town as the first citizen Leader of the local branch of the political party who won the proportional
6.4Road maintenance services Sanitation Electricity services Transport services Primary health services Educational community literacy programmes Housing Traffic control Cemetery, crematorium control
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Paper information
TitleMemo
SubjectPublic Administration
LevelN4
Document typeNated Business
Year2019
MonthJune
Pages11
Downloads4
Examination context
Decade2010s
Years ago7y
SeasonWinter (SH)
Start daySaturday
Exam periodJune 2019
Days since exam2,691
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