Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has acknowledged the Constitutional Court’s decision to strike down the Public Procurement Act, 2024. The ruling declared the legislation unconstitutional, citing inconsistencies in its adoption process. Godongwana stated he respects the court’s finding and will consult parliamentary leaders to determine the next steps. The decision marks a significant setback for the government’s efforts to reform procurement practices. The court’s ruling highlights ongoing challenges in aligning national legislation with constitutional requirements. Godongwana’s response signals a willingness to reassess the law, though no immediate timeline for revision has been announced. The ruling has sparked discussions about the need for legislative clarity and transparency in public spending.