He explained that one could not look at Guarantee 14(b) in isolation of Guarantee 14. The question raised concerned the interaction between Government Guarantee 14(b) and Clause 3 of the Second Special Measures Bill. The drafting of the legislation fell outside the competency of the LOC but it had a clear interest in the contents of the legislation and gave inputs throughout the process.

Mr Mansoor Parker (Acting Company Secretary for the LOC) said that the LOC had been liasing very closely with the Department of Sport and Recreation (DSR) with regard to the legislation under discussion. The Committee wanted to understand what the LOC had requested and whether the Department of Trade and IndustryвЂ™s (DTI) guarantee was in line with that request. Mr Komphela agreed that the LOCвЂ™s legal advisor should inform the Committee of what he understood under that clause. He wondered whether the Committee could at some stage revisit the previous dayвЂ™s discussion around the Second 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Special Measures Bill so that the LOCвЂ™s legal advisor could also give his interpretation of Clause 3 which related to the suspensions of restrictions regarding the marketing, distribution and consumption of liquor. Mr C Frolick (ANC) said that the Committee was fortunate to have Mr Mansoor Parker, the legal advisor to the FIFA Local Organising Committee (LOC) present at the proceedings. Matters arising from the previous dayвЂ™s discussion The Committees expressed their concern about the Department of Sport and RecreationвЂ™s absence from the proceedings, as it would have been able to shed some light on some of the issues that were raised. Matters related to ambush marketing, the national flag as well as the marketing, distribution and consumption of liquor were also discussed. Concerns were also raised about host citiesвЂ™ ability to adhere to their agreements with FIFA but members were pleased with the work that had so far been done by the Mangaung municipality.

It was suggested that the Bill be amended to allow duly accredited persons to assist the police in performing its function. Members were particularly concerned about the policeвЂ™s capacity to ensure safety and security, implement access control as well as search and seizure measures. The Department of Home Affairs, the Mangaung municipality and the South African Police Service gave submissions on matters related to the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Special Measures Bill and Second 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Special Measures Bill. The dramatic victory of Spain over Holland saw them winning the World Cup for the first time with the goal being scored by Andres Iniesta during extra-time.SPORT AND RECREATION PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE, EDUCATION AND RECREATION SELECT COMMITTEEДў010 FIFA WORLD CUP: SUBMISSIONS BY DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS, MANGAUNG MUNICIPALITY AND SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE SERVICEД¬hairpersons : Mr BJ Tolo (ANC) Mr BM Komphela (ANC)Дepartment of Home Affairs submission on 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Special Measures Bill as reintroduced. вЂњ1 Goal: Education for AllвЂќ, supported by the Global Campaign for Education and FIFA, had a large number of achievements during the football celebration with 14 million signatures, 1 million of followers every week and 100.000 yellow cards sent to international leaders. In the corridors of the football fraternity and in all spheres of politics, вЂњ1 Goal: Education for AllвЂќ, was a much talked about campaign. A dream came true even if he's not here tonight, but the spirit of Mandela is in Soccer City.вЂќ

Italy, winner of the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, was the main favourite.Дuring his speech the FIFA President Sepp Blatter stated that вЂњthe FIFA World Cup is in South Africa.вЂќ Blatter went on to say: вЂњCongratulations to the African population, thank you to South Africa that we can stage this World Cup here. The first game of the tournament was between the South African team Bafana Bafana and Mexico at Soccer City Stadium, Gauteng, with Simphiwe Tshabalala scoring the first goal of the tournament for Bafana Bafana. The 19th FIFA World Cup began on 11 June 2010 in South Africa. Five African nations vied for the right to host the FIFA World Cup 2010 when South Africa defeated Morocco and Egypt in an all-African bidding process. For the first time in the history of the Federation of International Football Association (FIFA), the World Cup was staged in Africa.

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