
CODE SERIES 000 – DRAFT STATEMENT 004 – SCORECARDS FOR SPECIALISED ENTERPRISES
This is the fourth article summarising draft amendments for the DTIC’s B-BBEE Draft Codes of Good Practice. Refer to the previous article titled “B-BBEE Draft

This is the fourth article summarising draft amendments for the DTIC’s B-BBEE Draft Codes of Good Practice. Refer to the previous article titled “B-BBEE Draft

This is the third article summarising draft amendments for the DTIC’s B-BBEE Draft Codes of Good Practice. Refer to the previous article titled “B-BBEE Draft

This is a second article summarising draft amendments for the DTIC’s B-BBEE Draft Codes of Good Practice. Refer to the previous article titled “B-BBEE Draft

The DTIC has released draft Codes of Good Practice for public commentary linked to a deadline of 28 March 2026. The draft statements in question

All industry sectors face various challenges, but two sectors, the Chartered Accounting and Legal Sector are unique in their approach to a large degree. The

One of SAICA’s key pillars is the development of Black CAs and growing their numbers so that the membership will ultimately be reflective of the

The Generic Scorecard for the Chartered Accountancy Sector, part 10 – Enterprise and Supplier Development – key principles, contributions, monetary and non-monetary contributions, and bonus

This scorecard will apply to any other entity or association that falls under the CA Sector Scope that has no ownership structure due to the

Preferential Procurement: Procurement spend The following procurement is measurable within Total Measured Procurement spend: The following are the only permissible exclusions from the above Total

Enterprise and Supplier Development Scorecard The objective is to measure the extent to which the CA Sector buys goods and services from suppliers with strong