11:00
Arrival
Welcome drinks and light bites in the pre-function area.
Chairperson, Standing Committee on Public Accounts (SCOPA)
Date
Thursday, 16 July 2026
Time
17:30 for 18:00
Venue
Pretoria Country Club, Pretoria
Delegate Fee
R1,500 per delegate | Limited to 150 seats
Capacity
Business formal
DRESS CODE
Business formal
APRAV
SCOPA RAF ENGAGEMENT
16 JULY 2026
An Engagement Session with Hon. S.S. Zibi, MP
Chairperson, Standing Committee on Public Accounts (SCOPA)
Date
Thursday, 16 July 2026
Time
17:30 for 18:00
Venue
Pretoria Country Club, Pretoria
Delegate Fee
R1,500 per delegate | Limited to 150 seats
Capacity
Business formal
DRESS CODE
Business formal
Hon. S.S. Zibi, MP
APRAV
SCOPA RAF ENGAGEMENT
24 JULY 2026
APRAV
SCOPA RAF ENGAGEMENT
24 JULY 2026
An Engagement Session with Hon. S.S. Zibi, MP
Chairperson, Standing Committee on Public Accounts (SCOPA)
Hosted by the Association for the Protection of Road Accident Victims (APRAV) Convened as a Constituency Work engagement in terms of Parliament’s constitutional mandate.
Seating is strictly limited to 150 delegates.
About This Session
SCOPA’s inquiry into the Road Accident Fund has been one of the most consequential parliamentary oversight processes in recent South African history. On 24 July, the Chairperson who led it will sit in the same room as the industry that bore the weight of it. Hon. S.S. Zibi, MP, will address the session in full: what the inquiry found, what it means for the industry, and what Parliament now expects to follow. This is a direct account, from the Chairperson himself, of one of the most significantoversight processes the RAF has ever faced. Attendees will have the floor to put their questions directly to Hon. Zibi. The session is convened as a Constituency Work engagement, in fulfilment of Parliament’s constitutional mandate to engage with the communities its oversight work affects. It is hosted by APRAV.
Who Should Attend
This session has been convened for the following stakeholder communities:
- Personal injury attorneys and advocates
- Medico-legal professionals and expert witnesses
- Industrial psychologists and occupational therapists
- Victim advocacy organisations
- Healthcare professionals engaged in RAF-related work
- Road accident victims and their representatives
- Selected media
Reserve Your Seat
This is an invitation-only engagement. Seating is strictly limited to 150 delegates.
Delegate Fee
R1,500
Dress Code
Business Formal
Order of Proceedings
11:30
Welcome
Mr Ngoako Mohlaloga, Facilitator and Chairperson of APRAV.
11:35
Address by Hon. S.S. Zibi, MP
SCOPA’s inquiry into the RAF: findings, key outcomes, and the road ahead. Approximately 30 minutes.
13:00
Facilitated Engagement
Structured discussion with industry stakeholders.
13:45
Questions from the Floor
Moderated questions from the audience, directed to Hon. Zibi.
14:15
Closing Remarks
Formal close of the session.
14:30
Networking
Cigar Lounge: Three-course meal and informal engagement.
About APRAV
The Association for the Protection of Road Accident Victims (APRAV) has, for more than a decade, served as the foremost advocacy voice for road accident victims and the medico-legal professionals who represent them.
Through sustained engagement, legal submissions, and public advocacy, APRAV contributed materially to bringing the RAF’s conduct before Parliament. This session is hosted by APRAV as part of its ongoing commitment to ensuring that the voices of victims and practitioners are heard, and acted upon, at the highest levels of government.
