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Document SRC-1018

WCPP question 8 (Hon Lulama Mvimbi) to the Minister of Mobility (answered by Hon Ricardo Mackenzie): traffic officer vacancy rates by municipality

Western Cape Provincial Parliament · 2 June 2023 · provincial parliamentary reply

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https://www.wcpp.gov.za/?q=node%2F14775
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29 October 2026
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Only WCPP reply found with Stellenbosch-specific enforcement staffing: approved vs filled traffic officer posts

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Cited pinpoints: WCPP Q8, answer (ii) table and answer (b)

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  • VerifiedEditor-approved In a reply to Western Cape Provincial Parliament Question 8 dated 2 June 2023, answered by Hon Ricardo Mackenzie (Mobility), the province reported that Stellenbosch Municipality had an approved establishment of 50 traffic officers, of whom 20 posts were filled (30 vacancies), and said that where there are vacancies "service delivery is negatively affected and not all areas are serviced" and that this "creates additional pressure on Provincial Traffic". (WCPP Q8, answer (ii) table and answer (b))

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