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2026-04-10 22:55:51 +02:00

Marise

No I do not

Other

This will need to be implemented with taxes, tus effectively turning working people into the slaves of other people. No person has a right to the money or labour of another, that is slavery. Government cant even run the hospitals they currently have. Government must ix what they have and stop attempting to get their greed fingers on more tax money.

2026-04-10 14:30:21 +02:00

Kilian

No I do not

Ch.1 Purpose and Application

i’m of he opinion that government doesn’t have the capabilities to embark on such a ambitious project
Fact I’m of opinion corruption will flourish without accountability and responsibility
This would be a total disaster!

2026-04-10 14:30:21 +02:00

Kilian

No I do not

Ch.1 Purpose and Application

i’m of he opinion that government doesn’t have the capabilities to embark on such a ambitious project
Fact I’m of opinion corruption will flourish without accountability and responsibility
This would be a total disaster!

2026-04-10 12:29:17 +02:00

P

No I do not

Ch.2 Access to Healthcare services

Get away from your Communist ideology, fix the state hospitals, apply strict financial oversight to stop corruption in hospitals, allow the private sector to take over state hospitals to run them and thus to be financially stable and viable to all citizens - this act will lead to all hospitals(including private) to go down the drain and it is unconstitutional

2026-04-07 10:37:04 +02:00

Viv

No I do not

Ch.2 Access to Healthcare services

The fact that there is not a credible official financial plan for this endeavour indicates that this is just another political boondoggle to gain votes and enrich the government cadres.
It definitely is NOT a programme that will improve health care or benefit the citizens of South Africa.
The current government has proven itself to be untrustworthy by supporting corruption, cadre deployment, delivery failures, overreach and neglecting the people of South Africa in need.
The NHI in its present form, will not provide decent health care to the masses, but will provide another excellent opportunity for the government cadres to extract and steal to the continuing detriment of the citizens of South Africa.

2026-04-07 07:33:48 +02:00

kay

No I do not

Ch.3 Establishment, Functions and Powers of the NHI

2026-04-04 08:08:12 +02:00

Petra

No I do not

Other

I have significant criticism regarding fiscal sustainability and constitutional overreach.
Economic Unviability: South Africa’s narrow tax base cannot support a single-payer system estimated to cost hundreds of billions of Rands annually. Implementing this without a clear funding model risks fiscal collapse or crippling tax hikes on a struggling economy
Centralised Corruption Risk: Consolidating massive healthcare funds into a single state-controlled entity creates a monopolistic procurement environment susceptible to the same "state capture" and mismanagement seen in other South African SOEs.
Constitutional Concerns: By stripping citizens of the right to purchase private medical cover for services the NHI "covers," the Bill may violate Section 27 rights. Instead of expanding access, it threatens to collapse the private sector—which currently supports 16 million people—leading to an exodus of medical professionals and a net decrease in available quality care.
Operational Capacity: The state has not demonstrated the administrative capacity to manage a scheme of this magnitude, given the existing infrastructure deficits in the public health system.

2026-04-03 21:18:16 +02:00

Debbie

No I do not

Ch.3 Establishment, Functions and Powers of the NHI

NO NO NO NO TO THE ANC PEOPLE ARE GOING TO DIE THEY ARE GREEDY THIS IS ANOTHER LOOTING OPPORTUNITY KEEP THESE MOTHER FKRS OUT OF OUR MEDICAL AID

2026-03-31 16:37:00 +02:00

Karl

No I do not

Ch.2 Access to Healthcare services

2026-03-29 00:15:14 +02:00

Stefan

No I do not

Ch.10 Financial matters

The ANC government will steal the money through cadre employment