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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE & CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2020-25 MID-TERM REPORT
- 08 February 2023
- Justice & Constitutional Development
- SA Legal Academy
On 13 February 2023, a notice appeared on the home page of the department's website indicating that the report has been 'removed for correction'.
On 21 February 2023, the report was republished.
The Department of Justice & Constitutional Development has released a mid-term report on progress made in meeting its strategic goals for 2020-2025.
According to a foreword from Justice & Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola, among other things the department is:
- working towards strengthening and accelerating the implementation of the seven-point plan aimed primarily at modernising the criminal justice system to make it more efficient and effective’,
- focusing on digitalisation in order to ‘electronically enable and integrate … end-to-end criminal justice business processes and manage … related inter-departmental information exchanges’
In their forewords, both the Minister and his deputy, John Jeffery, note a significant reduction in the senior management vacancy rate.
Published by SA Legal Academy Policy Watch
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