【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 National Roads Agency will cost million in 2022/15 and million in 2022/16 as a result of the agency including 2,075 kilometres of additional roads from the Eastern Cape and 1,441 kilometres from the North West into the national road work. P4: Road Transport Major Expenditure: 14 P4: Road Transport Major Expenditure (Continued): Major projects include: ? The provision of driving licence instructions to high schools to train 2 250 students in driving skills by the end of 2022/14 ? To regulate the driving school industry through a review of the drivers’ training manual in order to reduce road accidents ? To develop and manage the framework for maintaining the secondary road work by monitoring and evaluating the performance of Provinces in efficiently and effectively maintaining their road works ? To assess and assist provinces to address specific challenges with road work development ? Developing and updating road engineering norms and standards ? Develop a road asset management system policy and guidelines. P5: Civil Aviation Programme Objectives: 15 Enhance safety within the aviation sector by improving the quality and credibility of accident and incident investigations through the establishment of an independent accident and incident investigation body and the amendment of the Civil Aviation Act (2022) during 2022/14. Improve civil aviation safety and security continually through pliance with existing and new standards and remended practices of the International Civil Aviation Organisation and the Federal Aviation Administration’s international aviation safety assessment, and through ongoing oversight of the South African Civil Aviation Authority, the Air Traffic and Navigational Services and the Airports Company of South Africa. Ensure effective and integrated economic infrastructure by concluding the consultative process for the national airports development plan and obtaining approval for its implementation by 2022. Ensure efficiency and safety in the aviation industry by consulting on and finalising the approval of the national civil aviation policy by 2022/15. Ensure effective air transport economic regulation through a review of the regulatory framework that promotes the development of the aviation industry by 2022/14. 16 The spending focus over the medium term will be on developing relevant legislation, and monitoring and evaluating its implementation to ensure aviation safety and security, and monitoring the performance of aviation public entities. In 2022/14, the Regulation Committee will begin the permission application process from 2022/14 to 2022/18 for the Airports Company South Africa and the Air Traffic and Navigation Services Company. P5: Civil Aviation Major Expenditure: 17 Major projects include: ? In 2022/14, the Regulation Committee will begin the permission application process from 2022/14 to 2022/18 for the Airports Company South Africa and the Air Traffic and Navigation Services Company. ? Developing, maintaining and exercising oversight over the implementation of the reviewed airlift strategy ? Implementing the reviewed regulatory framework for the Airports Company South Africa and the Air Traffic and Navigation Services ? Developing regulations incorporating the funding model into the permission application process for the Airports Company South Africa and the Air Traffic and Navigation Services Company. ? Regulations will be drafted to govern the use and management of slots at airports ? The national airports development plan and the White Paper on National Civil Aviation will be approved, implemented and monitored. ? An independent aircraft accident and incident investigation body will be set up and operated. P5: Civil Aviation Major Expenditure (Continued): P6: Maritime Transport Programme Objectives: 18 Contribute to a safe, secure, environmentally friendly and efficient maritime transport industry by finalising the maritime transport policy and legislation, which will outline the policy position on the economic drivers in the maritime transport sector through consultations with stakeholders by 2022. Enhance economic development by developing a maritime shipping policy by the end of 2022 that will provide a framework for promoting businesses such as ship recycling and ship repair within the maritime transport industry. Improve maritime safety by reducing the number of accidents and incidents (19 and 68 in 2022 respectively), based on marine casualties reflected in the 2022/12 South African Maritime Safety Authority annual report regarding small vessels, by 40 per cent by implementing the inland waterway strategy by 2022/14. Improve maritime security and assist in managing safety and security by drafting and signing the memoranda of understanding with relevant stakeholders in maritime security by March 2022. Ensure opportunities for the adequate training and skilling of seafarers by pleting relevant bilateral and multilateral agreements and drafting legislation on the working conditions and protection of rights of seafarers in international waters by March 2022. 19 The spending focus over the medium term will be on ensuring that maritime safety, security and environmental protection legislation and economic regulation are implemented. Major projects include: ? Finalising the consultation process on the draft maritime policy over the medium term and obtain approval from Cabi. ? Oversee the development of a ship clearance system. ? Developing an integrated skills development programme ? Developing, maintaining and monitoring the implementation of a coastal shipping plan supported by the development of a South African shipping register ? Developing the policy framework for ship building and maintenance. P6: Maritime Transport Major Expenditure: P7: P