Committee chair Themba Godi says Scopa will continue with its meeting tomorrow to probe the matter whether Social Development Minister Bathabile Dlamini attends the proceedings or not.
It's being reported that a new, two-year deal has been reached with the company that the Constitutional Court ruled was awarded the existing contract improperly.
Godi says even if a new deal has been reached with CPS, Sassa is not in the clear.
"If CPS has the contract, there are still a number of hurdles that must be jumped to say we are okay, we are fine and everybody will be fine."
Scopa has summoned Dlamini to appear before the committee on Tuesday to explain the situation.
