NATIONAL HOME BUILDERS

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NATIONAL HOME BUILDERS REGISTRATION COUNCIL
Presented by -
Phetola Makgathe
Chief Executive Officer
ANNUAL REPORT 2004/05 01 April 2004 - 31 March
2005
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CONTENTS

• VISION
• MISSION
• OBJECTS OF THE COUNCIL
• GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE
• FINANCIAL REVIEW
• SOURCES OF INCOME
• STRUCTURE OF INCOME
• GROWTH
• INVESTMENT FUND
• VALUABLE FINAL PRODUCTS
• CHALLENGES
• FUTURE

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Eldorado Park
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Eldorado Park
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To be a world-class Housing Consumers
Protection and Warranty Scheme which strives to
satisfy the needs of South African
Housing Consumers and Home Builders
VISION
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Mission
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• To represent the interests of housing consumers
  by providing
• warranty protection against defects in new
  homes.
• To regulate the home building industry.
• To provide protection to housing consumers in
  respect of the failure of home builders to comply
  with their obligations in terms of the Act.
• To establish and promote ethical and technical
  standards in the home building industry.
• To improve structural quality in the interest of
  housing consumers and the home building industry.
• To promote housing consumer rights and to provide
  housing consumer information.
• To communicate with and to assist home builders
  to register in terms of the Act.
• To assist home builders through training and
  inspections

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OBJECTS OF THE COUNCIL

• To represent the interests of housing consumers
  by providing warranty protection against defects
  in new homes.
• To regulate the home building industry.
• To provide protection to housing consumers in
  respect of the failure of home builders to comply
  with their obligations in terms of the Act.
• To establish and promote ethical and technical
  standards in the home building industry.
• To improve structural quality in the interest of
  housing consumers and the home building industry.
• To promote housing consumer rights and to provide
  housing consumer information.
• To communicate with and to assist home builders
  to register in terms of the Act.
• To assist home builders through training and
  inspections

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GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE
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FINANCIAL REVIEW
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• Enrolment Fees
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• Enrolment costs 1.3 of total selling price of a
  unit
•        Land
•        Improvements
• 1.3 up to a maximum of R500, 000 selling price
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• Late Enrolment Fees
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• R150.00 per unit 1.3 traveling expenses.
• AA rates cost per inspection R250.00 per hour
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• Subsidy Enrolments
• 1,75
• Document Sales
• Interest Received

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STRUCTURE OF INCOME
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GROWTH INDICATORS
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Valuable Final Products
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Registration for new homes
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Renewals of registered home builders
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Comparison of registrations and renewals
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Enrolled Homes
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Late Enrolments
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Inspections
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Complaints
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Adequacy of the Current Enrolment Fees
AVERAGE COST PER ENROLLED HOME
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Inadequacy of the Current Enrolment Fees
AVERAGE COST PER ENROLLED HOME
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Enrolments VS Claims
2000/2001
2001/2002
2002/2003
2003/2004
77 522 680
133 303 773
173 917 759
265 178 962
963 582
1 134 062
4 381 037
10 888 243
1.24
0.85
2.52
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