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Strategic Transformation Development Plan 2030 STRATEGIC TRANSFORMATION DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2030 MOVING FORWARD 2019 - 2030 CYCLE 1 - 2019 / 2020 INDEX STRATEGIC TRANSFORMATION DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2030 MOVING FORWARD 2019 -2030 / CYCLE 1 2019/2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Vision, mission statement and values of SA Rugby .............................................................................................................................................................7 1.1 Vision .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7 1.2 Mission Statement ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7 1.3 Values .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7 2 Main Objective ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7 3 Definitions and interpretations..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.1 Access to the Game ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.2 Annual status report ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.3 As Is Report ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.4 B-BBEE ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.5 Black African ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.6 Black people ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.7 Commercial Company ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.8 Community Development and Social Responsibility ................................................................................................................................8 3.9 Corporate Governance .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.10 Demographic Representation ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.11 Dti....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.12 Eminent Persons Group (EPG) .........................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.13 EPG National Data Sheets ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.14 EPG Provincial Data Sheets .................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.15 Generic Black ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.16 Incentive Policy ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.17 LTPD .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.18 LTCD ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.19 LTRD ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.20 National Transformation Barometre ....................................................................................................................................................................................8 3.21 National Transformation Performance Agreement .....................................................................................................................................9 3.22 Non-racial ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 3.23 Performance ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 All pictures courtesy of Gallo Images (www.galloimages.co.za) NEXT PAGE > STRATEGIC TRANSFORMATION DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2030 3 3.24 Province ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 3.25 Provincial Union ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 3.26 Provincial Transformation Performance Agreement ................................................................................................................................9 3.27 Provincial Transformation Barometre ...............................................................................................................................................................................9 3.28 Provincial Strategic Transformation Plan (PSTP) ..........................................................................................................................................9 3.29 SARU Audit ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 3.30 SA Rugby e-filing system ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
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