Development,
Part 8a
Green Paper Revised
The Revised
Green Paper on the National Planning Commission of January 2010 (attached) resolves the question of
authority as follows:
“Cabinet would be ultimately responsible
for adopting a national vision and strategic plan. A clear understanding of how
government works as well as independent input that clearly articulates the
aspirations of ordinary South Africans are two essential ingredients of this
national vision and strategic plan. “
The
document is brief and concerns itself with some definitions. In conclusion it
says:
“The Revised Green
Paper: National Planning Commission is thus now published in the Gazette,
proclaiming the establishment of the Commission and inviting nominations.”
The nominations from the public were many and rumoured to be
in the thousands, but the names of neither the nominees nor any intermediate
shortlist were published, but only (on 30 April 2010) the list of 24 appointed
Commissioners, who are:
Bobby
Godsell
|
Mariam
Altman
|
Joel
Netshitenzhe
|
Jerry
Coovadia
|
Elias
Masilela
|
Chris
Malikane
|
Anton
Eberhard
|
Karl
von Holdt
|
Jerry
Vilakazi
|
Vivienne
Taylor
|
Bridgette
Gasa
|
Mohammed
Karaan
|
Noluthando
Gosa
|
Marcus
Balintulo
|
Thandabantu
Goba
|
Tasneem
Essop
|
Jennifer
Molwantwa
|
Vuyokazi
Mahlati
|
Phillip
Harrison
|
Pascal
Moloi
|
Mike
Muller
|
Malekgapuru
Makgoba
|
Ihron
Rensburg
|
Vincent
Maphai
|
The
commission has at last pronounced, though in formats that are difficult for the
Commmunist University to process. We will try to get some of this material into
the next part of the course.
But next,
we will look at the IPAP2 document.
Image: GOELRO Plan (Electrification of the
Soviet Union) as imagined by artist Pavel Filonov, (1883-1941). The GOELRO Plan
was published in 1920 and completed by 1931.
What Lenin wrote: Communism = Soviet power +
electrification
- The above is to
introduce the original reading-text: National
Planning Commission Revised Green Paper 2010.
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