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Collected on 17 June 2026
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Quarterly inspections to identify and address illegal/unlawful occupation of SAPS official housing
SAPS official accommodation allocations are governed by Housing Policy 3 of 2016, which requires quarterly inspections to identify illegal or unlawful occupation, facilitate eviction of unauthorised occupants, open trespass cases where applicable, and initiate disciplinary and recovery measures to remedy non-compliance.
Reference
S NW611
Opening Date
26 March 2026
This policy requires that, following the allocation of official housing, quarterly inspections be conducted to ensure compliance. These inspections are intended to identify and address any illegal or unlawful occupation, facilitate the eviction of unauthorised occupants, open cases of trespass where applicable, and initiate appropriate disciplinary and recovery measures to remedy non-compliance.
Eviction process for illegal occupants of the Standerton Police Station houses (after SAPS returned the houses)
An NDPWI Internal Memorandum proposed that NDPWI Legal Service start an eviction process for illegal occupants because SAPS have returned the houses, and that NDPWI UDM and UCA identify other clients needing accommodation after eviction is successfully completed.
NDPWI Legal Service to start with eviction process for illegal occupants since SAPS have returned the houses. NDPWI User Demand Management (UDM) and NDPWI Utilization Contract Administration (UCA) will have to identify other clients who need accommodation in that area after the eviction processes have been successfully completed.
