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Intergovernmental Relations Framework Act, 2005 (Act No. 13 of 2005)RegulationsRegulations Framing the Institutionalisation of the District Development Model, 2024Chapter 2 : District Development Model4. Implementation of One Plans by three spheres of government |
| (1) | The national sphere of government and all national organs of state must contribute to the formulation and implementation of the One Plan in each district and metropolitan space through the provincial, district and metropolitan intergovernmental forums as contemplated in these regulations. |
| (2) | The provincial sphere of government and all provincial organs of state must formulate and implement the One Plan in each district and metropolitan space within the province through the provincial, district and metropolitan intergovernmental forums. |
| (3) | A district municipality and local municipalities under its jurisdiction, including entities of the district municipality and the local municipalities concerned, must contribute to the joint formulation and implementation of the One Plan, through the district intergovernmental forums. |
| (4) | A metropolitan municipality and entities of the municipality must contribute to the joint formulation and implementation of the One Plan in the metropolitan space through the metro intergovernmental forums. |
| (5) | A One Plan must include contributions of the private sector and the priorities of social partners. |
| (6) | Where necessary, the provincial sphere of government must include the DDM in provincial specific approaches towards the intergovernmental coordination and alignment of the development priorities within district and metropolitan spaces. |
| (7) | The DDM must be implemented through the interrelated processes of spatialisation and reprioritisation that form part of the development and implementation of a One Plan within the requirements of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 (Act No. 16 of 2013). |
