Transcription of CHAPTER FIVE PUBLIC PARTICIPATION MODEL
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CHAPTER FIVE. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION MODEL . A People's Parliament' requires an institution that prioritises and seeks active engagement with the PUBLIC , and that is receptive and responsive to the needs of the people1. The vision of Parliament, since the first democratic Parliament of the Republic of South Africa, was and remains to build a truly representative people's Parliament. Parliament's role and outcomes are to represent the people and ensure government by the people under the Constitution, as well as to represent the provinces and local government in the national sphere of government. In addition, the facilitation of PUBLIC PARTICIPATION and involvement in its processes therefore remains central to the mandate of Parliament. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION has evolved since the first democratic elections. The nature of PUBLIC PARTICIPATION radically changed with the drafting of the new South African Constitution in 1996.
Public participation has evolved since the first democratic elections. The nature of public participation radically changed with the drafting of the new South African Constitution in 1996. ... To outline the procedure to be followed to obtain the views of the public on policy, legislation and other matters before Parliament in order to enrich ...
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