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Who Will RAF Listen To?
The Citizen
|March 27, 2025
BARGING ON: FUND LOSES 3rd COURT CASE CHALLENGING AG DISCLAIMER
The department of transport is dragging its heels in addressing governance issues at the Road Accident Fund (RAF). Transport Minister Barbara Creecy said in July 2024, shortly after her appointment, that governance at the RAF has to be sorted out "as a matter of priority".
In October 2024, she confirmed she had written a letter to the RAF to request the board does not continue with the legal challenge to the Auditor-General's (AG) disclaimer of the fund's 2020-21 annual financial results.
Creecy said that when she had a reply to that letter, she would know what to do next.
She added that the RAF has lost the third court case challenging the AG's disclaimer and the question is not whether the fund should have launched the litigation in the first place but if it should continue. "My view is that we should not - and I am the shareholder," she said.
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