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1.1True
1.2True
1.3True
1.4True
1.5False
1.6True
1.7True
1.8False
1.9False
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2.2Provincial level: Provincial egislature
2.3NATIONAL GOVERNMENT National 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 policy which bind all other forms of government.
2.4Consists of legislators, administrators (executive\ and arbitrators (courts of law, judges A body of people and institutions that make and enforce laws for a particular society. Divided into three levels
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3.1Ensure that national and provincial policies are enforced on local level Government closest to the people to understand their needs. To provide democratic and accountable government for local communities
3.2Roads Sanitation and refuse removal Electricity Transport Primary health services Education (not school education\ Housing
3.3Must be 18 years and older Must be r egistered to vote Must have a legal voter document (ID\ Must be a permanent resident of the country Must be a person who is a child of
3.5Registered voters may vote for the political party of their choice After elections the party with the m ajority of the votes can put together a
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4.1Assist the resident Has the same tasks as members of the c abinet s accountable collectively (with members of cabinet\ and individually to arliament. Assumes the duties of the president in his/her absence
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4.4Members 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
4.5Voter s list checked and your details crossed out ase of right thumbnail is checked for invisible ink A drop of ink is placed on the base of the thumbnail Voter receives two ball
4.6Must be q ualified to vote in the general elections [40]40
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5.1.1The children see the father and husband as the sole supporter and decision maker The wife is a full time house wife/educator and obedient to the husband SYSTEM OF CAMARADIE
5.1.2Investigates any conduct in state affairs or public administration at any level of government that is improper (maladministration, abuse of power, violations of human rights, dishonesty\ Must repor t on that conduct to the public
5.1.3These courts are also vested in provinces with appellate divisions. They hear matters that are so serious that the lower courts would not be competent to make a proper judgement These courts can sentence offenders to life imprisonment
5.2.1They are elected by an electoral college Constitution provides for the establishment of this council of raditional leaders 20 members constitute the members of the houses of traditional leaders of the different provinces
5.2.2To advise the resident on matters of national interest The council has the power to delay parliamentary bills in respect of traditional needs. They are the representative body for traditional leaders in
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6.1.1Address by the state p resident to the people of South Africa The resident highlights the achievements and challeng es experienced in the past year and presents the programmes for the year ahead.
6.1.2Must h elp pe ople with their constituencies (voting areas\ Take part in debates on bills to be passed into law or important national issues Involved in committee hearings Complete freedom of speech Ministers
6.1.4Refer bills back for consideration Convenes meetings of cabinet Appoint commissions of enquiry and ambassadors Refer disputes that might occur in arliament to the Constitutional Court or other appropriate institution
6.1.5Acts of arliament deal with matters that require being regulated or co ordinated by uniform norms or standards that apply generally throughout the RSA. Acts of