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Submitted | first-name | support | concern | top-concern | message |
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2026-08-10 09:12:10 +02:00 | Hilda | Not fully | All of the above | Focus on Physical Buildings vs Direct Teacher Support | |
2026-08-10 09:09:02 +02:00 | Gwababa | Yes I do | Administrative Delays (3-Month HoD Approval Window) | ||
2026-08-10 09:02:41 +02:00 | Neliswa | No I do not | All of the above | General Support for Standardisation & Financial Oversight | E-voting could disenfranchise parents without data or smartphones, and that setting building norms does not address educator workload inside crowded classrooms. |
2026-08-10 08:17:10 +02:00 | George | No I do not | All of the above | HoD Powers to Dissolve Underperforming SGBs | State is failing in the education process. Classes are to big. State governance is up hauling. |
2026-08-10 07:31:20 +02:00 | Joyce | No I do not | All of the above | Focus on Physical Buildings vs Direct Teacher Support | The department of education should should prioritise school safety for learners and Teachers. Building mist be safe and insect every year for building defaults. The appointment must be on merit and not because someone is the friend of the principal and sgb. , that teacher must be evaluate by dept officials. A survey must be done with teachers before any policy is implemented. The minister must be an educator for 10 years and more , and go through the ranks before being considered. |
2026-08-10 07:28:39 +02:00 | NTWANANO | No I do not | Administrative Delays (3-Month HoD Approval Window) | ||
2026-08-10 06:20:25 +02:00 | Nicole | No I do not | All of the above | Administrative Delays (3-Month HoD Approval Window) | Administration delays . |
2026-08-10 05:53:57 +02:00 | Bawelile | No I do not | All of the above | Focus on Physical Buildings vs Direct Teacher Support | |
2026-08-10 05:16:53 +02:00 | Mmapitsi Michael | No I do not | Administrative Delays (3-Month HoD Approval Window) | ||
2026-08-10 04:20:37 +02:00 | Margy | No I do not | Other | The control of education is just getting tighter and tighter in government hands. "You will own nothing and be happy" the Agenda 2030 slogan, but we can add ... "you do no have to think for yourself, and be happy." | |
2026-08-09 23:16:12 +02:00 | Gert | No I do not | All of the above | Digital Exclusion & Security Risks in SGB E-Voting | |
2026-08-09 22:35:47 +02:00 | Ina | No I do not | All of the above | Digital Exclusion & Security Risks in SGB E-Voting | |
2026-08-09 22:27:04 +02:00 | Jack | No I do not | All of the above | Administrative Delays (3-Month HoD Approval Window) | The Cape Independence Party - CAPEXIT opposes these new BELA Bill regulations in their entirety. Once again the centralised ANC/DA South African government is trying to concentrate administrative power in the hands of the government, and in turn to weaken the power of provinces and local communities from controlling the education system for their own children. This is text book communist policy to control the education system and to dumb down society so that instead of bringing up a new generation of self-sufficient citizens, they would rather indoctrinate the next generation with the ideology of entitlement, race hatred, laziness and reliance on the government to look after them with free social welfare benefits. This type of brainwashing creates a population at war with one another, with an intellectual weakness to identify that the true enemy of rule of law, peace and prosperity in society is in fact the very government that creates the social, political and economic conditions for this corrupt and failing state. CAPEXIT believes that education should be controlled by parents, local communities, and at the furthest stretch, the Province. No one knows what is best for their children more than the very parents and local communities who have a direct investment and interest in the wellbeing and success of their children's education. The corrupt, incompetent, race obsessed government is the last entity that should be making such important decisions on behalf of parents and children. CAPEXIT opposes this BELA Act and calls for greater decentralisation, the reallocation of taxes and budget away from central government and back down to communities and schools, and the introduction of provincial referendums to allow the parents of the children of each province to determine what education policy best suits their own province and local municipalities. |
2026-08-09 21:43:18 +02:00 | Quentin | Yes I do | No concern, I Support the Regulations | S 38 payments must be approved only for duties not already included in the Job Description of teachers. Only duties in excess of the 1800 hours must be approved. Excessive S38 payments make school fees unaffordable for working & middle class parents. Please also look at the exemption formula as well . | |
2026-08-09 20:59:23 +02:00 | Wendy | Not fully | All of the above | Focus on Physical Buildings vs Direct Teacher Support | State funding and resources should go directly toward practical teacher support, including measures to reduce class sizes, provide teaching materials, and relieving overworked educators. |
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- What Supporters Say
Closes corruption loopholes & stops double-dipping: Prevents wealthy schools from privately inflating state salaries, ensures tax compliance, and protects public funds from unauthorised bonuses. - What Opponents Say
Creates administrative paralysis: A 3-month HoD waiting period for sports or extra math classes stifles extracurriculars and penalizes dedicated teachers who go above and beyond.
- What Supporters Say