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Yeah it is a huge problemThe transformation statistics are also nowhere to be found.
No sunset clauses, no scientific measures to form the basis of the numbers, no performance based metrics to ensure accountability for those that enact failing policies, no clear cut classification criteria for the various groups used within the redress laws. From Broad Based policies, to industry specific, none of the policies contain the above - it's all subjective drivel.
Educate me if I am wrong and I will happily say that I learned something new today
https://www.thedtic.gov.za/wp-content/uploads/bee-strategy.pdf
https://www.thedtic.gov.za/wp-content/uploads/BEEAct-2003-2004.pdf
https://www.thedtic.gov.za/financial-and-non-financial-support/b-bbee/b-bbee-charters/
When doing any project , and that redress is a project , you need to run it like a project
1. cost
2. milestone
3. objectives
4. accountability
Current BEE and stuff has none of that. Everything is airy fairy
After 30+ years there should have been progress. EXcept there is nothing in fact everything has regressed
