The provided web search results discuss general clashes between Sassa and Postbank and historical contract issues, but none of the provided evidence mentions the Constitutional Court raising concerns about contempt of court specifically due to a lack of budget allocation for the payment system.

The evidence provided for this claim consists of general definitions of 'Constitution' and 'Constitutional' from Wikipedia and Merriam-Webster, which do not provide any factual information regarding a specific court hearing or interim interdict involving Sassa and Postbank.

The evidence provided consists of dictionary definitions of the word 'Deputy' and a login page for a software called 'Deputy', which are completely irrelevant to Deputy Chief Justice Dustin Mlambo or the Sassa-Postbank dispute.

While the evidence mentions clashes over fees and warnings from the Social Development Minister, there is no mention of the Finance Minister's exclusion from an interministerial committee (IMC) process.

One source mentions Postbank disburses about R3 billion in grant payments every month, but no source confirms a total figure of R30 billion from national coffers associated with this specific matter.

Wikipedia confirms Zukisa Tshiqi is a judge of the Constitutional Court, but the provided evidence does not contain any record of her questioning Sassa regarding a court order from December 2025 (which is a future date relative to standard training data, though the prompt asks to trust evidence; however, no such evidence was provided).

The provided evidence for this claim consists of information about Arsenal Football Club, which is entirely irrelevant to Sassa, Postbank, or budget allocations.