Government Communications
The Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) is seen by the SABP as a necessary unit for the effective communication of governmental matters to the people.
   As an official tool is must be developed to more fully receive feedback from the people, so that government always has at hand information about what the people want and are thinking. This will prevent second-guessing and floundering in a socio-political quagmire when communities erupt in riots and protests, for example over service delivery.
   No party political issues or agendas will be allowed to be communicated through GCIS, overtly or covertly, and a screening panel of representatives from the 5 most popular parties countrywide will be responsible for monitoring and vetting all communications put out by and communication campaigns run by GCIS.