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Compliment towards a SAPS member

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Compliment towards a SAPS member by Ms Barton
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Compliment towards a SAPS member by Mr Moloto
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Compliment towards a SAPS member by Dr Tsalacopoulos
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Medium Term Expenditure Framework
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Presentation to the Portfolio Committee
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Service Standards of the ICD
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Workshop between the ICD and CSVR
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YOUR NAME Joan
YOUR SURNAME Meintjies
YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER (INCLUDE DIALLING CODE) Telephone number withdrawn
YOUR POSTAL ADDRESS Postal address withdrawn
TODAY’S DATE 01 February 2000
FULL NAME AND RANK OF THE SAPS MEMBER THAT YOU ARE COMPLIMENTING Mrs Meintjies telephoned to compliment the SAPS in general
NAME OF THE POLICE-STATION WHERE THE SAPS MEMBER IS STATIONED N/A
DESCRIBE THE INCIDENT IN DETAIL THAT LED YOU TO COMPLIMENT THIS PARTICULAR SAPS MEMBER. PLEASE PROVIDE INFORMATION SUCH AS THE DATE, VENUE AND TIME THAT THE INCIDENT TOOK PLACE.

Mrs Meintjies responded to the advertisement in the Sunday Times on 30/01/2000 regarding the complimenting members of the SAPS that have gone an extra mile in performing their official duties.

Mrs Meintjies continued that with all the negative publicity that the SAPS receives, the effort of those police officers that go the extra mile is lost in between.  Mrs Meintjies believes that the SAPS personnel should receive higher salaries for the risk that their lives are in when performing their duties.

Mrs Meintjies wishes that she could send a message to the members of the SAPS to encourage them in their jobs.  The media places too much emphasis on the negative cases where SAPS personnel are involved.  Mrs Meintjies suggested that the media should spend more time on uplifting the morale of the SAPS.

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