Consideration of Appropriation Bill [B 3 - 2011] (National Assembly - sec 77) and of Report of Select Committee on Appropriations thereon (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 24 June 2011 , p 2224).
Consideration of Report of Select Committee on Appropriations (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 24 June 2011, p 2224 - Third Quarter spending on Devolution of Property Rate Funds Grant).
Consideration of Report of Select Committee on Appropriations (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 24 June 2011, p 2224 - Third Quarter spending patterns on Community Library Services Grant).
Consideration of Basic Education Laws Amendment Bill [B 36D - 2010] (National Assembly - sec 76) and of Report of Select Committee on Education and Recreation thereon (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 23 June 2011, p 2190).
Consideration of State Liability Amendment Bill [B 2B - 2011] (National Assembly - sec 75) and of Report of Select Committee on Security and Constitutional Development thereon (Announcements, Tablings and Committee Reports, 22 June 2011, p 2164).
further notes statements by the African National Congress and other opposition parties in the City of Cape Town that the DA misled the public about the areas in which they had underspent when in fact the City of Cape Town only spent 38.
calls on the Minister of Finance and the Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs to investigate the City of Cape Town's financial report and to charge any person responsible for the gross manipulation of public funds, misleading the public and hiding the City of Cape Town's incompetence.
takes note that the ANC government is guilty of poor judgment and is party to the maintenance of dictatorial governments that suppress and butcher people.
debates the extent to which infrastructure limitations affected school attendance and the very operation of the school.
further debates the failure of the Minister of Police to provide leadership and encourages the top brass to engender within the force a love of the Constitution of South Africa.
notes with utter dismay the derogatory remarks made by the parliamentary leader of the Democratic Alliance, the hon.
takes this opportunity to condemn in the harshest possible terms the remarks made by the hon Trollip for his derogatory views which were not only directed at Mr Kelder but at Afrikaners in general.
takes this opportunity to salute all those who have lost their lives in this massacre and commits ourselves to ensure that their lives were not lost in vain by working towards a just and better life for all.
acknowledges the failure of the MEC of transport to know what was going on in his department which allowed for the deal to go ahead without authorization.
acknowledges that it is about time that municipalities in the Free State Province pay the monies collected to Eskom and not use these funds to pay other debts or to balance the books before Eskom is forced to take other drastic measures.
acknowledges that government must ensure that justice is served and that the laws of this country are not bent for the political elite.
takes this opportunity to welcome Mrs Michelle Obama on the beautiful shores of our land and wishes her a remarkable experience in the time she is part of the fragrances of the African nature, the hills and the valleys, the mountains and the glades, the rivers, the deserts, the trees, the flowers, the seas and the ever-changing seasons that define the face of our beautiful African land!
requests the Select Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs to investigate this case as well as the progress made by the Koukamma Municipality since the administration period was terminated in January 2011 as it seems that the corruption has not been eradicated in this municipality.
further notes the continuing tendency of the government to meet every crisis with promises which are not followed up by decisive action leading to individuals and communities distrusting government.
therefore resolves to censure the Minister of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs for the lack of progress with meeting the targets of the National Revenue Enhancement Programme and calls upon the minister to immediately take action to ensure that these targets are met without further delay.
Constitution Eighteenth Amendment Bill [B 8 - 2011] (National Assembly - sec 74(3)(b)) - (Portfolio Committee on Justice and Constitutional Development - National Assembly).
Military Ombudsman Bill [B 9 - 2011] (National Assembly - sec 75) - (Portfolio Committee on Defence and Military Veterans - National Assembly).
Implementation of the Geneva Conventions Bill [B 10 - 2011] (National Assembly - sec 75) - (Portfolio Committee on Defence and Military Veterans - National Assembly).
Tax Administration Bill [B 11 - 2011] (National Assembly - proposed sec 75) - (Standing Committee on Finance - National Assembly).