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2. 2 STRUCTURE OF PRESENTATION Regional Overview
Budget Allocation for 2009/2010
Security of Personnel and Offenders
Management of Overcrowding
Development of Offenders
Human Resource
Risk Management
Challenges
Key Deliverables for 2009/2010
3. 3 Regional Overview
4. 4 COMPOSITION OF REGION Management Areas 10
Correctional Centers 43
Female centers 3
Youth Centers 5
Maximum Centers 3
Social Reintegration Offices 26
Staff in Region 7569
Offender Population 28368
5. 5 3. STAFF COMPOSITION FINANCED POSITION = 8241
FILLED = 7569
VACANT = 672
VACANCY RATE (OVERALL) = 8,15
VACANCY RATE DISCIPLINE = 7,06
VACANCY RATE PROFESSIONALS = 20,08
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7. 7 BUDGET ALLOCATION FOR 2009/2010
8. 8 Expenditure budget per SCOA item for 2009/2010 until end of July 2009
9. 9 SECURITY OF PERSONNEL AND OFFENDERS
10. 10 Security Interventions Automated Control Rooms: 14
Number of CCTV’s: 705
Number of Emergency Support Team (EST) members: 133
Number of special operations executed by EST: 17
Vetting of staff
Involved in integrated Provincial Gang Strategy
CMC
Disciplinary hearings
Degrading to lower privilege group
Transfer of offenders
11. 11 MANAGEMENT OF OVERCROWDING Regional Interventions
Integrated approach in cluster to down manage ATD’s and Children in custody
Diversion of sentences (sec 62(f))
Equal distribution of offenders in region
Monthly RoTT meeting to monitor and evaluate progress
Upgrading of current infrastructure and extension of Capacity, e.g
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13. 13 CORRECTIONAL PROGRAMMES TO OFFENDERS
14. 14 Special Categories Pollsmoor female centre is the only one that has mothers with babies in the region
Presently the centre has (9) babies
Programmes provided to them include the following:
Restorative justice, Alternative to Violence programme,Narcotics Anonymous, Post and pre- natal classes, Individual counseling
15. 15 FUNCTIONING OF CSPB No backlogs at the CSPB
Parole approvals/decisions for 08/09 = 5904
Day Parole Approvals for 08/09 = 34
Conversions of sentence for 08/09 = 30
No of cases considered for 08/09 = 14475
16. 16 MEDICAL PAROLE PLACEMENTS Number of cases presented for 2008/2009
Cases Received 16
Cases approved 13
Cases disapproved 03
2009/2010, two (2) cases of which one was approved.
17. 17 DEVELOPMENT OF OFFENDERS
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19. 19 Skills Development The following is the enrolment of offender in the skills programme provided through private service providers through the Department of Labour Funds.
The training of these offenders will commence as soon as the supply chain management processes of the Department of Labour and treasury are finalized in this regard.
This training include, vocational, basic entrepreneurial, computer, vocational and engineering skills training The following is the enrolment of offender in the skills programme provided through private service providers through the Department of Labour Funds.
The training of these offenders will commence as soon as the supply chain management processes of the Department of Labour and treasury are finalized in this regard.
This training include, vocational, basic entrepreneurial, computer, vocational and engineering skills training
20. 20 Production workshops
21. 21 Agriculture Activities
22. 22 5. Poverty Alleviation
23. 23 HUMAN RESOURCE Staff Development:
Executive Leadership and Management Development Programmes
Financial training for non financial managers
Anti corruption training
Risk Assessment
Management Information Systems
Training in functioning in Parole Boards and CMC’s
Functional training as shooting range instructors, investigations, supply chain management, etc.
Mentoring courses
24. 24 EQUITY STATUS: MAY 2004 AND MAY 2009: LEVELS 3-15
25. 25 EQUITY STATUS; cont: MAY 2004 AND MAY 2009 LEVELS 3 - 15
26. 26 Informal litigation 1 April 2009- 31 July 2009
27. 27 EMPLOYEE RELATIONS RBO is a standing agenda point in all labour meetings
All Employee Relation Forums is constituted and
meets monthly.
Monthly monitoring of Trends
RBO is a standing agenda point in all labour meetings
All Employee Relation Forums is constituted and
meets monthly.
Monthly monitoring of Trends
28. 28 RISK MANAGEMENT Management of overcrowding
Gangsterism
Infrastructure
Debt management and loss control
Fleet Management
Transport of firearms to Head Office
Service terminations
Lack of access identity cards
29. 29 CHALLENGES Vacancies
Retaining of scarce skills
Staff accommodation
Staff debt
Inadequate budget allocation
High turnover of professionals
Full compliance to Occupational Health and Safety Act
Suspensions, discipline and grievances
Payment of TB and ARV medication
30. 30 KEY DELIVERABLES FOR 2009/10 Completion of the “White Paper” Centre at Van Rhynsdorp, Warmbokveld and Brandvlei Med B
Completion of the upgrading of Riebeeck West,
Opening of the facilities at Overberg
Enhancement of Gang Strategy
Implementation of the 7Day Establishment
Remand Detention concept
Asset Management
Debt Management
Reduction of audit queries
Increase in Offender Labour
Offenders participating in education
Appointment of control room operators
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