The chairpersons of the National Assembly's finance cluster committees, including SCOPA, the Standing Committee on Finance, and the Appropriations Committee, have emphasized the need for greater oversight of government departments and entities. They made this announcement during Parliament's first weekly cluster briefing, which was aimed at improving public engagement and accountability. The briefing also included input from science and religious organizations.
CAPE TOWN - Chairpersons of the National Assembly's finance cluster committees want greater oversight of government departments and entities.
Parliament also invited science and religious organisations to the briefing, saying the new cluster briefings were to improve public engagement and deepen accountability.
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