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B-BBEE COMPLIANCE PERFORMANCE INFORMATION

The following table has been completed in accordance with the compliance to the BBBEE requirements of
the BBBEE Act of 2013 and as determined by the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition.

HAS THE DEPARTMENT/PUBLIC ENTITY APPLIED ANY RELEVANT CODE OF GOOD PRACTICE
(B-BBEE CERTIFICATE LEVELS 1 – 8) WITH REGARDS TO THE FOLLOWING:
DISCUSSION
RESPONSE (include a discussion on your response and indicate
CRITERIA YES/NO what measures have been taken to comply)
Determining qualification criteria for the No Not Applicable
issuing of licences, concessions or other
authorisations in respect of economic activity
in terms of any law?

Developing and implementing a preferential Yes In All SAMRC RFQ/ RFP/ Tenders priority or
procurement policy? advantages are given to specific groups, sectors, or
partners. EME companies are appointed irrespective
of them being higher in pricing compared to SME and
SSME company. BBBEE are allocated to woman, youth,
disability, locality.

Determining qualification criteria for the No Not Applicable
sale of state-owned enterprises?

Developing criteria for entering into No Any Public-Private Partnership (PPP) that the SAMRC
partnerships with the private sector? may enter into will be in line with the Treasury
Regulations. However, SAMRC receives some funding
from the private sector, and these funds don’t
constitute PPP.
Determining criteria for the awarding of No However, two of the indicators of Programme 4
incentives, grants and investment schemes address the issue of capacitating black/historically
in support of Broad Based Black Economic disadvantaged individuals.
Empowerment?

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