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Government welcomes Constitutional Court's ruling

20 Sep 2012

Government welcomes the Constitutional Court’s ruling on the appeal of the order made by the North Gauteng High Court on the implementation of the e-toll system on the Gauteng highways.

The ruling reaffirms government’s conviction that the North Pretoria High Court had erred in its judgement which interferes with policy making, a responsibility of the Executive.

Government respects the right of any member of the public to approach the courts to review its decisions and operations within the country’s legal framework.

Government remains convinced about the appropriateness of the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project, with the user-pay principle, as part of our country’s investment in road infrastructure and our collective drive to grow the economy. The development of a country’s road infrastructure plays a critical role in building its economy and sustaining its growth by facilitating the movement of goods and services across the country.

Government will study the judgment and make an announcement on the way forward soon.

Enquiries:
George Mahlalela, Director-General
Cell: 078 894 8516

Issued by: Department of Transport
20 Sep 2012


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