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DIVISION OF REVENUE BILL 2026: NCOP COMMITTEE CALLS FOR SUBMISSIONS
- 06 March 2026
- Parliament
- SA Legal Academy
The NCOP’s Appropriations Committee has issued a notice calling for written submissions by 23 March 2026 on the 2026 Division of Revenue Bill. Parliamentary hearings are scheduled to take place two days later.
The Bill has yet to be processed by the National Assembly’s Appropriations Committee and passed by the House.
Tabled with the 2026/27 Budget, the Bill provides for allocations to the three spheres on government for the prevailing financial year.
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