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Title: AgriBEE INDABA 6 Dec 2005


1
AgriBEE INDABA6 Dec 2005
  • Proposal for an AgriBEE Charter

2
Index
  • 5 Stages of AgriBEE process
  • Where are we in recommended process
  • Section 12 and 9 Charters/Codes
  • Structure of draft AgriBEE Charter
  • Tasks for Breakaway Sessions

3
5 Stage Process
  • Aug 2002 - driven by the Reference Group
  • July 2004 - AgriBEE Framework launched by
    Minister
  • Oct 2005 - Draft AgriBEE Charter recommended to
    Minister
  • Indaba 6,7 Dec
  • Follow up

4
AgriBEE Framework process
  • Wide publicity, including provincial launches
  • An AgriBEE Steering Committee (SC) appointed to
    consult stakeholders, lead key strategic
    approaches and report
  • Public comments received until Dec 2004
  • The SC undertook consultations, as mandated
  • The dti released BBBEE Codes of Good Practice
    (CGP) in June 2005
  • The SC engaged with CGP directives and utilised
    them in the development of its recommendations
  • SC presented draft AgriBEE Charter and
    large-scale scorecard to Minister 28 Oct 2005

5
AgriBEE Framework process
  • Commentary process transparent with 55 written
    inputs received
  • Consultation process inclusive, broad, including
    organised agriculture, labour, youth, women and
    provinces
  • AgriBEE Framework is accepted in principle
  • Charter should be aligned with the CGP
  • Certain Codes of Good Practice remain presently
    outstanding, e.g. for SMMEs
  • Scorecard should run from 2007 to 2017
  • Need to publish draft AgriBEE Charter for comment
  • Need for an Indaba in Dec
  • Propose first phase Section 12 Charter, then
    Section 9 Sector Code

6
Draft AgriBEE Charter
  • Draft, including large scale scorecard published
    on 2 Nov
  • Negotiations identified with stakeholders
  • Agri SA
  • NAFU SA
  • TAU SA
  • ABC, SA Processors Assoc, SACOB
  • Banking Council
  • Labour
  • Wine and sugar sectors (legislation)
  • Women, youth disabled groups
  • Indaba planned for 6,7 Dec

7
AgriBEE Charter negotiations
  • Scope of the Charter requires refinement
  • One main sector charter, limited sub-sector
    Charters
  • Single balanced scorecard, but weightings taking
    into account farming/ non-farming
  • The scorecard requires further interrogation
  • How to deal with issues affecting implementation,
    e.g. land restitution
  • SMMEs need to be addressed

8
AgriBEE Charter negotiations (cont.)
  • Need to align other policies, e.g. funding and
    support with AgriBEE Charter
  • All stakeholders need to fully digest the CGP
  • Need for certain clarifications by the dti
  • need for follow up communication
  • Impact studies could be done by AgriBEE Council
  • Cost of implementation to be kept down
  • Time constraints in preparations and negotiations

9
Process
A
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You are now here
10
Sector Charter (Section 12)
  • Expression of commitment to transformation
  • No Legal Status
  • Developed by major stakeholders in sector
  • Advances objectives of Act

11
Sector Code (Section 9)
  • To be signed by Minister of Agriculture and
    industry associations
  • Independent third party analysis
  • Justified, defines scope
  • advances BEE Act
  • All scorecard elements
  • consistent with CGP
  • addresses funding to meet ownership enterprise
    development targets
  • Addresses sector challenges vision
  • Adresses Charter Council
  • It is legally binding

12
Ownership
  • Weighting 20
  • Targets for voting rights economic interest for
    categories of black people 10-25
  • Bonus points for land transfer contributions
  • ---------------------------------
  • Empowerment starts with improved land access and
    tenure security
  • Distinction between land and enterprise ownership
  • Voluntary sales of land
  • 30 commercial land target agreed
  • Lead to viable and sustainable enterprises
  • Will develop diversity of enterprise models

13
Management Control (see also Employment Equity)
  • Weighting 10
  • Exercisable voting rights at board and executive
    level 40-50, women 20-25
  • ---------------------------------
  • Undertaking to promote black participation, incl.
    Women, at executive and board levels

14
Employment Equity
  • Weighting 10
  • EE 50, women 50
  • --------------------------------
  • Proactive employment of black, incl. Women,
    managers
  • Bonus points for employment of disabled and youth

15
Skills Development
  • Weighting 20
  • Investment as of payroll 3, bias toward
    literacy numeracy
  • Learnerships and interns 3
  • Qualifying mentorship programmes
  • --------------------------------
  • Require more resources for expanding human
    capital pool for sustained productivity ,
    entrepreneurship and skills

16
Preferential Procurement
  • Weighting 20
  • 50
  • ---------------------------------
  • Proactive AgriBEE procurement
  • Annual spend reporting
  • Progressively provide preferential supplier
    status

17
Enterprise Development
  • Weighting 10
  • Cumulative contribution to enterprise development
    as of average nett profit 10, or 20 of land
    or assets leased
  • long term leases (gt5 years)
  • ---------------------------------
  • Recognise access to support services core to
    sustainable empowerment
  • Develop operational and financial capacity
  • Financial contribution to enterprise development
  • Lease agricultural land

18
Rural development and poverty reduction
  • Weighting 10
  • Cumulative contribution to social development as
    of nett profit 10, or land made available to
    farm workers 10
  • ---------------------------------
  • Contribute to social development and industry
    specific initiatives, e.g. housing, recreational
    and health facilities, transport etc
  • Make agricultural land available to farm workers

19
Monitoring and evaluation
  • Each institution fully discloses and reports
    annually
  • All elements of scorecard
  • ME centres to be established
  • Link AgriBEE baselines and measurements to census
    periods
  • Independent AgriBEE Council to be established
  • Targets to be reviewed and corrected every 3
    years
  • Comprehensive evaluation after 5 years

20
Tasks for Breakaway Sessions
  • Focus on improvements to the draft Charter
  • Address specifically
  • In principle agreement of the draft Charter
  • Identify any gaps for attention
  • How should the Charter cover the value chain
  • SMMEs
  • Scorecard weightings/targets where possible
  • Any further work that needs to be done
  • A way forward, e.g. planning for implementation,
    organizational and institutional arrangements,
    funding
  • Road shows and further clarification required
  • April launch of AgriBEE Charter
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