Part 1: Introduction to the environment of public administration
1Description of the public administration environment
2Unique characteristics of the environment
3Differences between public administration and administration
4Public responsibility
5Role players in the political process
Part 2: The development of the family, community and state
1Family
2Community
3The state
Part 3: Democratic principles as guidelines for public administration
1The meaning of democracy
2Guarantees for basic human rights and freedom
3Rule of law
4Government by the people
5Division of authority and state
6Order and welfare functions
Part 4: Citizenship and the right to vote
1Citizenship
2The right to vote
3Registration of voters
4Division of voters' regions
5Candidates for voters' regions
6Voting systems
7What happens on voting day?
Part 5: The hierarchy of authority
1Introduction to the interim government and Constitution
2Central authority
3Regional goverment
4Local authorities
5Traditional authorities
6Volkstaat Council
Part 6: Legislative authority
1Central government legislative authority
2Provincial government legislative authority
3Local government legislative authority
Part 7: Executive authority
1Central government executive authority
2Provincial government executive authority
3Local government executive authority
Part 8: Judicial authority
1Background of the judicial authority
2Constitutional Court
3Magistrate's Court
4Supreme Court of Appeal
5High Court
6Other Courts
Part 9: Executive public institutions
1Introduction to executive public institutions
2Government departments
3Quasi-autonomous institutions
4State-controlled corporations
5Research institutions and control boards
6Jobs and advice boards and commissions
Part 10: Generic and management functions
1Introduction to generic and management functions
2Assisting and instrumental functions
3Line functions