State capture | CASAC slams government’s slow response

JOHANNESBURG - CASAC wants the urgent implementation of the State Capture Commission recommendations.

Chief Justice Raymond Zondo ruffled Parliament's feathers slamming their slow response.

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And the Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution agrees.

It says government is also taking too long.

It's been a year since the last volume of the state capture report was handed to President Cyril Ramaphosa,

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Executive Secretary of CASAC, Lawson Naidoo, said there's been far too little response from government.

"The president responded to Parliament in October last year setting out government's implementation plan -- a fairly detailed plan that is set out to the nation -- but the actual steps to implement those points have been exceedingly so," Naidoo said.

"The failure to implement is not without its consequences."