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07 MARCH 2017 REVIEW AND IMPROVEMENT OF PED REPORTING SYSTEMS PRESENTATION OUTLINE Purpose Background Oversight Obligations Reporting Areas DBE Reports Collection of Data Verification of Information ID: 572922

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PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE ON BASIC EDUCATION07 MARCH 2017

REVIEW AND IMPROVEMENT OF PED REPORTING SYSTEMS Slide2

PRESENTATION OUTLINEPurpose

Background: Oversight Obligations

Reporting Areas

DBE ReportsCollection of DataVerification of InformationConsolidation of InformationProgress/SuccessWeaknesses, Remedial Action

2Slide3

PURPOSE

To present to the Portfolio Committee

information

that is received directly from provinces that the Department of Basic Education (DBE) uses for accounting and reporting purposes

3Slide4

BACKGROUND: OVERSIGHT OBLIGATIONS

The Framework for Managing Programme Performance Information

(National Treasury: May 2007)

indicates that as a National Department:The DBE must provide an overview of Sector service delivery; andDo detailed performance evaluations of policies and areas of service delivery.

Therefore,

the

DBE coordinates and collates information from the nine provinces on a quarterly basis to report and

account.

4Slide5

BACKGROUND: OVERSIGHT OBLIGATIONSThe information is used to report and account

to DPME, Parliament, National Treasury and lead departments.

This is to ensure that there is reporting on both performance and financial information.

This reports therefore details how the DBE receives and verifies information as well as challenges and remedial actions. Slide6

REPORTING AREASPerformance against Annual Performance Plan (

APP) Targets

or programme information;

School Readiness;Reports on levels of provincial funding of schools;Reports on progress with transfer of funds to schools;

PEDs

budget

and

expenditure

reports;

Preliminary

Estimate of

Provincial Revenue and

Expenditure

for the MTEF period;

Performance monitoring of conditional grants; and Financial Reporting of conditional grants.

6Slide7

DBE-REPORTS

Report

Recipient

Timeframe

Outcome

1

Report

DPME, Cabinet Committee and Cabinet

Quarterly

Outcome 7,13,14

Lead Departments

Quarterly

Quarterly Performance Reports

Treasury, DPME and Parliament

Quarterly

Annual Report

National Treasury, DPME and ParliamentAnnually

7Slide8

EXAMPLE OF OUTCOME 1 REPORT ANNEXURE B: REPORT ON PROGRESS AGAINST MTSF ACTIONS

Indicator

Baseline

Target

2016

Progress July-Sept 2016

Progress Rating

Data Source

Number and percentage of Funza Lushaka bursary holders placed in schools within six months of their completion of

studies.

3214 (83%) (2014)Q4

3 000 (90%)

87% (4 021 of 4 637)

 PERSAL

Percentage of schools with more than one financial management responsibility on the basis of assessment

79% (2011)

SMS

89%

(2016)

Nationally- 99.28%

EC-100%

FS-100%

GP-100%

KZN-99.64%

LP-100%

MP-100%

NC-99.27%

NW-98.55%

WC-91.65%

 

PED/EMIS

Rate of utilisation of SA-SAMS in public school

(excluding WC)

New indicator

96% (2016)

95.6%

SA-SAMSSlide9

COLLECTION OF DATA - INSTRUMENTS

The data used for the compilation of reports is

collected using different instruments

:National School Learner Attainment (NSLA);School Readiness questionnaire;

National Education Infrastructure Management System

(

NEIMS);

and

Analysis of Provinces’

In Year Monitoring (IYM) reports

.

9Slide10

COLLECTION OF DATA – MECHANISMS

Oversights/monitoring by different branches in the Department to monitor programme implementation.

Onsite verification visits

to a sample of schools/sites. Evaluation and Performance Management of conditional

Grants

School

Readiness Monitoring

.

Quarterly reporting by PEDs.

10Slide11

VERIFICATION OF INFORMATION FROM DBE BRANCHES

The reported outputs in the indicator tables are verified by

checking the documentary evidence

.When there are areas of discrepancy, Branch coordinators are informed to correct and make sure the evidence matches what is reported.

11Slide12

VERIFICATION OF INFORMATION FROM PEDs

Financial

information is compared with the National Treasury

in year reports on monthly basis, AG Sector report and the section 32 reports from National Treasury.The PEDs are informed if there are any discrepancies

.

For conditional Grant, consolidated monthly

BAS reports

are

checked

.

Audited financial statements

of PEDs are

checked

.

Annual Provincial Reports per grant submitted to DBE.

12Slide13

CONSOLIDATION OF INFORMATIONEach DBE

Branch prepares

its

report from information received from Provinces and submits to the Branch DDG for quality assurance.Each Branch processes its own report during a Branch Review session to identify gaps and to check outputs

against documentary evidence.

Reports

from all Branches are

recorded and collated

by the reporting Directorate into one departmental report which is

quality-assured by the Office of the Director-General

.

13Slide14

PROGRESS/ SUCCESSES Standardising

sectoral goals, indicators and performance measures for planning and reporting annually – APP/ Strategic Plans & Audits.

Creating a sectoral practice

of engaging & interrogating information collected and reported to ensure integrity and integration in reporting.Improving the overall quality of reporting & informing strategic decision making.In Programme of Action (POA) Outcome 1, there has been

improvement

across the sector in

reporting against the Medium Term Strategic Framework (MTSF)

indicators

.

The

DBE

works closely

with

PEDs through HEDCOM Subcommittees to

ensure quality and credible reports.

14Slide15

AREAS OF WEAKNESS AND REMEDIAL ACTION Areas of Weaknesses

Current

gaps in

plans/ reports (based on all mandates) are identified in order to strengthen planning and reporting.Quality assurance and verification of reported information.Evidencing

process.

Remedial Action

An

analytic tool to identify gaps

in the Operational Plans and sector Annual Performance Plans

and reports

has

been

developed.

Strengthening

internal capacity

within DBE

Review and strengthen

the evidencing process in view of working towards clean audits across the sector.

15Slide16

Areas of Weakness and Remedial ActionAreas of Weakness

Poor quality

reports (insufficient details - dates, targets, duration

, strategic reflection on sector impact; non submission of supporting annexuresChallenge in standardising research and evaluation practices, guidelines and standards

.

Challenge

in

creating a platform for provincial research

and evaluation collaborations.

Remedial Action

Strengthening

accountability

measures.

Development of

Standard Operating Procedures.Coordinating

a Departmental

Research and Evaluation Plan.

Prioritising standardizing research in provinces.16Slide17

RECOMMENDATIONThe Portfolio Committee to

note and discuss

information

that is received directly from provinces that the Department of Basic Education (DBE) uses for accounting and reporting purposes.

17Slide18