The Public Service Commission gained powers requiring the National Prosecuting Authority's willingness to prosecute, linked to civil service professionalization.
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
The Public Service Commission gained powers requiring the National Prosecuting Authority's willingness to prosecute, linked to civil service professionalization.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Public Service Commission
agency with department status in South Africa
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National Prosecuting Authority
South African government agency
Related events
- The Public Service Commission referred its findings to the Public Protector regarding conduct.
- The National Prosecuting Authority operates within the South African legal context.
- An Act has been passed granting the Public Service Commission its own independent secretariat.
- The National Prosecuting Authority handles legal cases originating in the city of Johannesburg.
- The Independent Electoral Commission's functions are being compared to those of the National Prosecuting Authority regarding consequences for corruption.