Too late for Coalition Bill to bring stability before November local elections
Additionally, the Bill also proposes for coalition agreements between political parties to be submitted to the municipal manager and the MEC for Cogta and for the agreement to be made public in the Provincial Gazette of the affected municipality.
Secondly, the complexity of the amendments contained in the Bill need a rigorous public participation process that will provide the public with a clear understanding of the proposed legislation and how it will shape things in the affected councils.
One of the factors which underlie the unlikelihood of the Bill’s enactment before the local government elections is the preoccupation of the primary stakeholders.
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