Applause it should recognise and acknowledge notjust it should recognise and acknowledge not just the suffering it should recognise and acknowledge notjust the suffering but it should recognise and acknowledge not just the suffering but the fact that the suffering was the result of errors, wrong is done and delays incurred. It should provide vindication to those who have waited for that for so long. Applause and it should be accompanied by action. Applause action obviously to recognise and remember what happened to so many people and to learn from the inquiry. Action to implement recommendations i made over one year ago. Applause to set up a proper compensation scheme. Applause a major task is the further work to be done in each of the four Health Services, to put Patient Safety at their heart. Now, ensuring Patient Safety culture is not an easy task. Inquiry after inquiry has recommended it and it has not been achieved as yet. What i recommend is that where an individual is responsibl
Talking about imminent effectsm it all down to political will on both sides . We can have a very, very nice arrangement if everyone is of a like mind, but they are not. We cannot. There are straightforward rules when the eu is set up. These are the cornerstones of keeping the eu as it is, which we signed up to, and also 27 other Member States signed up to. If you want a single market, we have to accept freedom of movement. That is what people voted against when they voted for brexit. There is no way of squaring that circle. We go with the rules or we dont. If you want to be in the club, those are the rules. And we made those rules clear to other nations who joined. It will be interesting to see what the negotiation is, because it cant be about that. And finally, shared glory as lions win. It is a little bit of an anti climax, it is like here is your brexit cake, but i think in terms of the fact that the lions were seen as the underdogs, they were going to take on the mighty all blacks,
Minister in the Presidency Mondli Gungubele says Cabinet has considered and approved a comprehensive package of measures to address damage to public infrastructure and the economy by restricting the trade of waste scrap and semi processed metals.
The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (dtic) is seeking comments from interested parties on the proposal to prohibit the export of certain ferrous and non-ferrous waste and scrap metal.