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The Gauteng Provincial Legislature makes its PAIA manual available for reading as a statutory manual prepared under the Promotion of Access to Information Act.
People can use the ePetitions Portal to raise a service delivery issue that a Government Department, Entity or Municipality is not addressing.
People can anonymously report fraud or corruption taking place at the Gauteng Provincial Legislature.
People can report fraud or corruption taking place at the Gauteng Provincial Legislature anonymously.
People can use the ePetitions Portal to raise a service-delivery issue that a Government Department, Entity or Municipality is not addressing.
The Gauteng Provincial Legislature makes its order paper for Tuesday, 22 September 2026 available to download.
The Gauteng Provincial Legislature issued a media advisory announcing that the Portfolio Committee on e-Government & Research Development will conduct oversight visits to education facilities on the Smart Schools Programme, starting on 17 September 2026 at Moshate Secondary School and Johannesburg School, to assess ICT infrastructure supporting digital systems.
The Gauteng Provincial Legislature's Order Paper for its sitting of Wednesday, 16 September 2026, published as file 2026-09-16-e.0158-OP and available to download from the legislature's website.
Anyone aware of fraud or corruption taking place at the Gauteng Provincial Legislature can report it anonymously on the toll-free number 0800 701 701 or through the report button on the website.
A portal where a person who has a service delivery issue that a government department, entity or municipality is not addressing can lodge it and let the service delivery watchdog be their voice.
The legislature's manual compiled as a statutory requirement under section 14 of the Promotion of Access to Information Act (Act No 2 of 2000), which the public can read on the GPL website.
The Committee urges residents to remain vigilant, especially women who may feel increasingly vulnerable, to be cautious, stay alert to their surroundings and avoid unnecessarily putting themselves in dangerous situations, and to promptly report suspicious persons, vehicles or activities to the police.
