(a) and (b) No funds emanating from the Department of Foreign Affairs are involved.

(i) and (ii) fall away.

The information for 1st, 2nd and 3rd year students is not available in the format as requested. The undermentioned information is obtained from the SAPSE Financial and Related Statements, tables 2.9.1 and 2.11.1 which is available only from 1984. This is the only comparable statistics available but cannot be subdivided into 1st, 2nd and 3rd year students.

Information for 1987 is not yet available.

NOTE: The poor figures at Zululand in 1984 and at Vista and the North in 1986 are the result of unrest situations on the campuses.

The lower undergraduate courses at Medunsa were phased out in 1984.

1. (1) (a) Post-school training is offered at 19* technical colleges in the residential areas as indicated.

All these colleges, excepting Jouberton, have workshops. Two colleges, Soshanguve and Plessislaer, have hostel facilities.

Full particulars regarding the above-mentioned colleges and courses offered, are furnished in the Department’s information document: VOCATIONAL AND NON-FORMAL EDUCATION, 1988.

1. 1. (b) See Annual Report 1987, Tables 5.4.1—5.5.2, pages 299—305.
      

      See Annual Report 1987, Table 5.5.3, page 305.

      At 9 of the 19 technical colleges of the Department the non-formal courses as indicated below are offered.

   2. (c) 1987. Statistics for 1988 are not yet available.
2. (2) Yes.
   1. (a) It is expected that new college buildings comprising 33 classrooms, 4 workshops, a library, tuckshop and administrative facilites, will be completed during this year to replace the existing Manu Technical College (Soweto) which is presently housed in an old school building.
   2. (b) 400

Note: In the 1987 annual report 20 technical colleges were mentioned. One of this, Shikoane Matlala is since 1 January 1988 under the jurisdiction of Lebowa.

No.

1. (a) English
2. (b) English is the medium of instruction at the school.

(a) and (b) Yes. Implicit authorisation by virtue of a continuation of a previous ministerial arrangement.

1. (i) Authority was given for the transfer of locally collected funds for charitable purposes, up to a predetermined maximum amount.
2. (ii) For humanitarian purposes.
3. (iii) Normal Exchange Control measures.
4. (iv) (aa) South African Zionist Federation.
   1. (bb) Israel.

1. (2) In terms of the provisions of section 48 of the Republic of South Africa Constitution Act, 1983, a delimitation commission must be appointed on or before 2 October 1990. The appointment of delimitation commissions falls within the prerrogative of the State President.
2. (3) The Joint Select Committee on the Constitution whose terms of reference were to enquire into and report upon the amendment of the Republic of South Africa Constitution Act (Act 110 of 1983) with regard to the allocation, the norms for allocation and the number of members of each House of Parliament in respect of the respective provinces, the division of the provinces into electoral divisions for the election of members of those Houses and matters incidental thereto, Tabled its report on 27 May 1988. The Committee’s report and recommendations are now being considered by Government.

This matter vests in the Administrator of Transvaal and he furnished the following information:

The following areas have been incorporated into the area of jurisdiction of the City Council of KwaGuqa during the past 12 months:

Certain portions of the following farms:

Nooitgedacht 300 JS, Transvaal, 1349,4447 ha in extent

Schongezicht 308 JS, Transvaal, 924 8219 ha in extent

Driefontein 297 JS, Transvaal, 180,1616 ha in extent

1. (1) (a) The components were revised with the calculation of the Consumer price index for November 1987.
   1. (b) (i) and (ii) Full particulars in respect of the relevant components and the percentage allocations were furnished in the December 1987 news release of the Central Statistical Service. The hon member will be provided with a copy.
2. (2) The composition of the components is reviewed every 5 years. The revised components, which were introduced with the calculation of the November 1987 index, were based on the 1985 Survey of household expenditure. The components will again be revised on the basis of the Survey of household expenditure that is planned for October/November 1990.

1. (1)
   1. (a) The income groups for which the consumer price index is
      1. (i) calculated and
      2. (ii) published, are:
         

         Lower income group — Households with an income of less than R8 000

         Middle income group — Households with an income of R8 000 to R19 999

         Higher income group — Households with an income of R20 000 and more

         All income groups — All households

   2. (b) These income groups were determined on basis of the 1985 Survey of Household Expenditure and introduced with the calculation of the November 1987 index.
2. (2) The income groups are reviewed every 5 years. The next revision will be based on the Survey of Household Expenditure that is planned for October/November 1990.

1. (1) (a) Food prices, excluding the price of fruit and vegetables, are collected monthly from a representative sample of retail dealers by means of a postal survey. The sample includes businesses of all sizes, from the café on the corner to the largest chain stores, in the different urban areas for which the index is calculated. The various sizes of businesses are represented in the sample on the basis of their turnover to ensure that the average price of a commodity is accurately reflected. In this manner more larger retailers than smaller ones are included in the sample. The prices of fruit and vegetables are obtained from the Directorate of Agricultural Economic Trends of the Department of Agricultural Economics and Marketing, which collects this information on a weekly basis from municipal market stalls as well as from other vegetable dealers.
   1. (b) The individual items in the food component were based on the 1985 survey on household expenditure and introduced with the calculation of the November 1987 index.
2. (2) (a) The food components, together with the other components, are reviewed every 5 years. However, the method of calculation and that of collection allow for the revision of packaging sizes, brand names and other changes (e.g. from locally produced commodities to imported goods) on an ongoing basis as retailers are requested to reflect the prices of those goods that are sold the most.
   1. (b) The method of price determination is not being reviewed as adequate results are obtained with the current postal survey. The sample is, however, kept up to date on a constant basis to ensure reliable pricing.

This matter vests in the Administrator of the Cape Province and he furnished the following information:

Loans for road and/or bridge works on proclaimed main and divisional roads have been granted during the relevant period to the following divisional councils as well as the two existing regional services councils of the Western Cape and Algoa:

Bredasdorp-Swellendam

Caledon

Calvinia

Cederberg

Dias

Drakensberg

Grootrivier

Hay

Humansdorp

Kaap

Kaffraria

Kamdeboo

Klein Karoo-Langkloof

Koup

Kuruman

Langeberg

Matroosberg

Namakwaland

Nuwe Roggeveld

Outeniqua

Paarl

Prieska

Smaldeel

Stellenbosch

Stormberg

Swartland

Vaalharts

Vaalrivier

Winterhoek

Witzenberg

1. (b) (i) Department of Engineering, University of Zululand: 1 Professor
   1. (ii) R80 000 was budgeted by the University for 1988
2. (c) 19 May 1988

Note: Approval has recently been given to the University of Zululand for the training of first year students in Engineering. It is envisaged to enrol students for the first year of the course in 1989. A professor in Engineering has been appointed for the necessary initial work to be done. The University is presently negotiating with other universities to enter into an agreement to enable students to complete their second and ensuing years at such other universities.

The above analysis of the 1987/88 financial year (provisional) collections for individual taxpayers was apportioned on the basis of the taxes assessed for the 1987 year of assessment.

1. (1) No.
2. (2) Falls away.

1. (1) No,
   1. (a) falls aay,
   2. (b) falls away.
2. (2) Falls away
3. (3) Falls away.

Own Affairs:

1. (1) yes, 14;
2. (2) No, 14 secondhand caravans were purchased and made available at the folloing monthly rentals;
   

   Pensioners — R5

   Other — R10 or R15 depending on the value of the caravans.

A similar question was asked by Mr A. Gerber, MP as question 57. The honourable member is therefore referred to the answer given on 1988-03-11.

1. (1) Yes, in Std 6 and 7,
   1. (a) since it serves as an important medium of communication and by learning the language pupils become acquainted with the culture of another nation;
   2. (b) Zulu is the language medium of the majority of Black people of the Witwatersrand and the Eastern Transvaal;
2. (2) no, each provincial education department determines its own policy in this regard; the possible revision of the school curriculum is receiving continuous attention and in doing so the provincial education departments also give attention to this aspect;
3. (3) no, unless the pupil moves to a different region;
4. (4) no, also refer to (2).

1. (a) Three times,
2. (b) each council determines the number of meetings in accordance with its needs.