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The Regulations are presented for noting by the public as they shall be implemented after this gazetting. Should the public seek clarity on these Regulations, please contact    a) Acting Deputy Director General  Policy Mr Molatelo Mohwasa on   molatelo.mohwasa@dpw.gov.za or   nomfundo.kondile@dpw.gov.za    Infrastructure Development Regulations, 2022      Published Under     By virtue of the power vested in me by section 21(1) of the Infrastructure Development Act,   23 of 2014, I, Patricia De Lille, Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, hereby make the   regulations as set out below.    PATRICIA DE LILLE, MP      Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure      TABLE OF CONTENTS     1. Definitions   2. Applicability   3. Significant economic criteria   4. Significant social criteria   5. Contribution to national strategy or policy relating to infrastructure development   6. Minimum monetary value of projects   7. Approval of SIPs   8. Short title and commencement   Schedule A  STRATEGY AND POLICY DOCUMENTS   Schedule B  MONETARY VALUE CRITERIA 1.  Definitions     In these Regulations, unless the context indicates otherwise, any word or expression   to which a meaning has been assigned in the Act must bear the meaning so assigned,   and -     Act  means the Infrastructure Development Act, 2014 (23 of 2014);     best value-for-money  means the optimization of the return on investment in   respect of a project or group of projects across their life cycle in relation to functional,   financial, economic, environmental sustainability and social return;     category  means a project or group of projects that either involve the entire   infrastructure lifecycle, including implementation, operations and maintenance,   refurbishment and rehabilitation, or repurpose and regeneration; or that focus on a   specific section of the lifecycle;     early business case  means the first business case developed by the project   sponsor in accordance with the SIDS Methodology and submitted in the project plan;     intergovernmental project   means a project that affects or cut across different   spheres of governments;     intermediate business case  means the second business case developed by a   project sponsor, in accordance with the SIDS Methodology and submitted in terms of   the steps detailed in the project plan;     inter-regional project  means a project that affects or cuts across different districts   and/or provincial and/or South African boundaries;     intersectoral project  means a project that affects different sectors of the economy   or different aspects of the society;     Minister   means the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure;     monetary value   means the total projected monetary value of the SIP across all   phases of the project life cycle, including the phases of planning, construction,   operations and maintenance, as determined in the intermediate business case;   project plan   means a detailed delivery roadmap prepared in accordance with the   SIDS Methodology in regard to an infrastructure project and which is submitted by a   project sponsor to a person delegated by the Minister in terms of the Act;     project sponsor   means an organ of state or private entity that initiates and/or   provides support to an infrastructure project; and     SIDS Methodology  means the Sustainable Development Infrastructure System   Methodology, which takes infrastructure projects through a series of gateways as   stipulated in three business cases, ensuring that infrastructure delivery and the   expedited implementation thereof is aligned with the strategic intent of government,   as well as being both commercially and financially viable.   2.  Applicability     These Regulations apply to both public and private sector projects subject to section    7(3)  of the Act.   3.  Significant Economic Importance Criteria     (1) For a project or group of projects to qualify to be designated by the   Commission to be a SIP of significant economic importance as envisaged in    section 7(1)(b)(i)  of the Act, it or they must -    (a)   either be an intersectoral or intergovernmental, or inter-regional project;   and    (b)   demonstrate best value-for-money; and    (c)   demonstrate transfer of skills or technological innovation in the   implementation of the project.   4.  Significant Social Importance Criteria     (1) For a project or group of projects to qualify to be designated by the   Commission to be a SIP of significant social importance as envisaged in    section   7(1)(b)(i)  of the Act, it or they must -    (a)   either be an intersectoral or intergovernmental, or inter-regional project;   and     (b)   demonstrate how it or they will address the historical spatial, economic,   environmental, or governance inequalities and injustices that have   manifested in the infrastructure of the identified area; and       (c)   demonstrate how the physical, health, environmental, and safety   challenges in the identified area, as they relate to infrastructure across   its lifecycle, are to be addressed.      5.  Contribution to National Strategy or Policy Relating to Infrastructure      Development     (1) For a project or group of projects to qualify to be designated by the   Commission to be a SIP that contributes substantially to any national strategy   or policy relating to infrastructure development as contemplated in  section     7(1)(b)(ii)  of the Act, it must comply with any of the strategies or policies listed   in Schedule A of these Regulations.   (2) The Minister may from time to time update the list of strategy or policy   documents listed in Schedule A to these Regulations, by notice in the Gazette.   6.  Minimum Monetary Value of Projects     (1) For a project or group of projects to qualify to be designated by the   Commission to be a SIP on the basis of the monetary value as contemplated   in  section   7(1)(1)(iii)  of the Act, it must have a monetary value stipulated in   Schedule B of these Regulations.   (2) The Minister may from time to time, review the monetary values as published   in Schedule B of these Regulations, by notice in the Gazette.   7.  Project Plan     To ensure compliance with the requirements of Regulations 3, 4, 5, and 6, a project   sponsor of a project must submit a project plan which must include all the   requirements as stipulated in the SIDS Methodology.   8.  Approval of SIPs     (1) The Commission may only  Gazette  a SIP contemplated in section 8(1)(a) and   (b) of the Act upon receipt of an approved project plan and if it is satisfied with   the project s approved early business case and intermediate business case,   as contained therein.   (2) A  Gazetted  SIP-    (a)   Must be prioritised and must be budgeted by all organs of state, together   with identified funders, in accordance with the approved project plan,   until the completion of the SIP, subject to the provisions of applicable   laws; and    (b)   must be subject to the implementation process contemplated in  section      17  of the Act.   (3) A  Gazetted  SIP s project plan must be used to manage and implement the   SIP and to solicit investments.   9.  Short title and commencement     These Regulations are called the Infrastructure Development Regulations, 2022, and   come into operation on the date of publication in the  Government Gazette .    SCHEDULE A      STRATEGY AND POLICY DOCUMENTS     ( Section 7(1)(b)(ii)  of the Act)   1. The National Development Plan 2030   2. South Africa s Infrastructure Investment Plan, 27 May 2020   3. South Africa s Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan, October 2020   4. National Infrastructure Plan 2050, 2022  SCHEDULE B      MONETARY VALUE CRITERIA     ( Section 7(1)(b)(iii) , read with  Section 21(1)(c),  of the Act)      1. In order for an infrastructure project to be designated as a SIP by the Commission in   terms of  section 7(1)(b)(iii)  of the Act, it must have a monetary value of at least R400   million per annum, for a minimum of three consecutive financial years, or a total project   value of at least R1 billion.   2. The monetary value of a SIP provided for in  section 7(1)(b)(iii)  read with  section 21(1)(c)    of the Act and set out in this Schedule 2, shall be adjusted annually in accordance with   the published producer price index. 

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