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National Treasury Assesses Rollover of R2.19 Billion Infrastructure Grant for North West

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Ten North West municipalities have applied to National Treasury for permission to roll over unspent infrastructure grants into the new financial year. The province was previously aiming for full expenditure of its R2.19-billion Municipal Infrastructure Grant (MIG) allocation. National Treasury is currently assessing these applications under MFMA Circular 134, noting that requests must demonstrate commitments to specific projects rather than simply retaining unused cash.

From sundayworld.co.za

Why it matters

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The applications concern conditional funding that ordinarily reverts to the National Revenue Fund if not approved for rollover. The Treasury stated that requests must arise from unforeseen and unavoidable circumstances to qualify for the extension.

The National Treasury provides financial oversight and funding to North West to ensure compliance and operational stability.

From sundayworld.co.za

Who's involved

  • National TreasuryAssessing the applications for the rollover of conditional infrastructure grants.
  • North WestThe province whose municipalities are seeking the rollover of the infrastructure grant.

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