CONSTRUCTION ORGANISATIONS

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CONSTRUCTION ORGANISATIONS

• African Builders Association
• Association of South Africa Quantity Surveyors
• Electrical Contractors Association of South
  Africa
• Master Builders South Africa
• National Association of Black Contractors and
  Allied Trades
• NAFCOC Construction
• National African Federation for the Building
  Industry
• SA Black Technical and Allied Trades Organisation
• SA Association of Consulting Engineers
• SA Federation of Civil Engineering Contractors
• SA Institute of Architects
• SA Institute of Steel Construction
• SA Women in Construction
• Women for Housing

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CONSTRUCTION ORGANISATIONS

• ABA
• ASAQS
• ECA (SA)
• MBSA
• NABCAT
• NAFCON
• NAFBI
• SABTACO
• SAACE
• SAFCEC
• SAIA
• SAISC
• SAWiC
• WFH

• A
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CONSTRUCTION ORGANISATIONS

• DESIGNERS
• ASAQS
• SAACE
• SABTACO
• SAIA

• CONSTRUCTORS
• ABA
• ECA (SA)
• MBSA
• NABCAT
• NAFCON
• NAFBI
• SAFCEC
• SAISC
• SAWiC
• WFH

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SAIA
SABTACO
SAACE
ASAQS
TRANSITIONAL CONVENER/ SECRETARIAT
ECA
MBSA
SAFCEC
SAWiC
SAISC
WFH
NAFBI
ABA
NABCAT
NAFCON
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ASAQS
ASGISA JIPSA
SAIA
DOT DOE DWAF DPLG DPW DOH Treasury PROV LOC
SABTACO
SAACE
TRANSITIONAL CONVENER/ SECRETARIAT
ECA SAFCEC SAISC
ABA NABCAT NAFBI NAFCON
TRANSNET ACSA ESCOM TELKOM
SAWiC WFH
SAPOA COM
MBSA
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SUBJECTS FOR DISCUSSION

• Social dialogue (It is understood that the
  members of the Construction Charter Integrated
  Management Committee (IMC) felt that a need
  exists for a broader social dialogue between
  the parties (government, labour and business).)
• Joint dialogue with Government (CSA will seek
  direct, coordinated and regular interaction with
  national government departments and state owned
  enterprises)
• Joint Membership of BUSA (CSA will seek joint
  representation to this private sector business
  organisation.)
• The Construction Industry Development Board (The
  CIDB is tasked with major regulatory
  responsibilities and joint positions from the
  sector regarding these are necessary.)
• CETA and Training matters (Education and training
  are crucial issues influencing the success of the
  sector and these efforts have been less than
  successful in recent times.)
• The governance and registration of professional
  people (The sector has been over regulated with
  the establishment of the Council for the Built
  Environment and the composite professional
  councils that cannot sort out their registrations
  or the demarcations/identification of work
  amongst themselves.)
• NEPAD (Members felt it important for the sector
  to show support for the governments Africa
  ambitions and dreams through NEPAD.
• The implementation of the Construction Charter.
  (The Charter Council would need some sort of
  reference group to report to, and this new
  formation could serve that purpose.
• The sharing of resources/information/cooperation
  amongst the different organisations will be on
  the Agenda.