Cape Town – Did State Security Minister Ayanda Dlodlo in fact hand over the intelligence report to law enforcement prior to the recent looting and unrest, which Police Minister Bheki Cele says he never received?
If Cele received intelligence on the planned looting and failed to act on it, he could be in contravention of the National Strategic Intelligence Act , said Steenhuisen, who highlighted that we have ’’one of the most clandestine systems in the world’’. ’’Section 46 of PAIA deals with the disclosure of a record of a public body that would reveal “a substantial contravention of, or failure to comply with, the law”, as well as instances where public interest in such a disclosure would outweigh any potential harm.
’’Minister Dlodlo should therefore publicly release the intelligence report which she claims were made available to law enforcement, because such reports would likely reveal ’evidence of a failure to comply with the law’ by the SAPS. And this would most certainly be in the public interest.
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