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Invoices have been certified as true and correct by relevant authorities; the question is why payments are delayed despite a 30-day payment policy in the City.
“There was confirmation that the work has been received, the work has been certified as true and correct by the relevant authorities... So the question is, why are invoices not paid? We have got a 30-day policy in the City in terms of making payments.”
There are grey areas without clear demarcations between the City of Ekurhuleni and City of Johannesburg police jurisdictions, causing some officers to perform duties in other jurisdictions.
“there are areas where I, as the Acting Chief of Police, I do no demarcations. Grey areas. We call them grey areas. We find officers doing law enforcement on this side, whose said, but I thought this is the City of Ekurhuleni. We find members of JMPD doing traffic law enforcement. When you got that side, you find members of Ekurhuleni. They said, no, but Chief, sometimes we execute, but because it is a grey area, no one knows”
JMPD operations benefit the City of Ekurhuleni in terms of resources and visibility, even as officers reside within Ekurhuleni but belong to Johannesburg.
“we are benefiting more than the City of Johannesburg because in terms of resources, they are more resource than us and they are more visible in the City because I think many of them, they stay, not many of them, but there is an amount, a certain amount of officers of Johannesburg that are residing within, I am not sure why, the City of Ekurhuleni”
Courts used by JMPD for prosecutions are located in the City of Johannesburg, limiting issuance of fines to the City of Ekurhuleni due to computer system jurisdiction.
“member of JMPD can come and issue a traffic fine in the City of Ekurhuleni because the courts that we are using, they are in the City of Johannesburg...I am saying this public now...the only thing that limits us is the question of issuing of fines because our computer numbers are limited to the City of Ekurhuleni”