Policy Debate on Budget Vote No 35: Tourism, Appropriation Bill [B 3 - 2011] (National Assembly - sec 77).
Policy Debate on Budget Vote No 25: Police, Appropriation Bill [B 3 - 2011] (National Assembly - sec 77).
extends its profound appreciation to the communities, party agents, candidates and volunteers across South Africa who worked tirelessly to ensure that the ANC continues to lead the agenda to change the lives of our people and bring development in their communities that have been ravaged by long years of apartheid neglect and racial segregation.
condemns in the harshest possible terms any attempt by the DA to waste tax payers' monies to contest the delivery of open toilets to our people as a waste and a clear utter disregard and wasteful expenditure by the DA.
thanks all the voters who voted.
Draft resolution (Mr. M W Makhubela): That the Council -
further questions what role communities should play when requesting police investigation in their localities.
Draft resolution (Mr. S H Plaatjie): That the Council -
acknowledges the need for the ANC especially President Zuma to resolve this burning issue as he has promised with the urgency that it deserves.
Draft resolution (Mr. K A Sinclair): That the Council -
congratulates COPE and the DA for making such great advances in the communities of the Northern Cape.
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acknowledges that in the face of great adversity and with limited resources, COPE was still able to run a successful campaign across all 9 provinces and in almost all municipalities and showed the rest of South Africa that it will be a force to be reckoned with come 2014.
the DA is South Africa's most diverse party, South Africa's only growing party and South Africa's best party for service delivery in government.
acknowledges the importance of each political party taking decisive disciplinary action against their members who act in gross violation of our Constitutional order and who take it upon themselves to incite hatred, fear, and violence as Mr Faku did in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro.
notes that the African National Congress (ANC) won a decisive majority of 73.
takes this opportunity to congratulate the people of the Eastern Cape Province for rising to the call to defend the gains made in dismantling the legacy of apartheid in our communities by ensuring that the ANC leads the task of bringing development to our communities and dismantling.
notes that African National Congress (ANC) won the Nkandla's Ward 14 with 53.9% of the vote (1 219 votes) followed by the National Freedom Party, which received 29.73% of the vote (673 votes) and the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) with only 16.
takes this opportunity to congratulate the people of Inkandla, the ANC leadership in ward 41 and the volunteers for showing trust in the ANC's commitment to bring development in their area.
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whether or not to ask the Judicial Services Commission to draw the line and set an example and to send a clear message to Public Servants that any discretion on their part will have serious consequences, financial consequences being one of them.
takes this opportunity to condemn in the harshest possible terms the abuse of our people by a party that exploit the conditions facing our people by promising positions, food parcels and houses when they vote for the DA and only to ill treat them and subject them to repulsive racial slurs and bigoted treatment.
takes this is an opportunity to congratulate all the candidates, volunteers and communities who worked tirelessly to ensure that the ANC wins the municipality.
further calls on the National Police Commissioner Bheki Cele to desist from instigating members of the SAPS to deal violently with members of the public and in particular to desist from using his "Shoot to Kill" instruction to members of the SAPS.
concludes that the results in the Cape Town and Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitans are indicative that the DA was mainly strengthened by COPE supporters who have defected to the DA and the large majority of their undecided voters and the ID, who has been swallowed, who in time will realise that only the ANC is committed to bringing change in our communities, especially in the Coloured and Indian areas that have been neglected by the DA.
See also: Mr S S Mazosiwe, Mr D B Feldman (p 10); Mr K A Sinclair, Mr S H Plaatjie, Mr H B Groenewald (p 11); Mr S S Mazosiwe, Mr M J R de Villiers (p 12); Mr R A Lees, Mr C J de Beer (p 13); Mr A Watson, Mr M P Jacobs, Ms E C van Lingen (p 14); Mr Z Mlenzana (p 15); Mr F Adams (p 23); Mr K A Sinclair, Mr W F Faber, Mr D V Bloem (p 24); Mr M P Sibande (p 25); Mr M W Makhubela, Mr S S Mazosiwe, Mr D A Worth (p 26); Mr Z Mlenzana, Ms M G Boroto; (p 27); Mr A G Matila, Mr H B Groenewald (p 28); Mr M J R de Villiers, Mr F Adams (p 54); Mr T A Mashamaite, Mr T D Beyleveldt (p 55); Mr M J R de Villiers, Mr M W Makhubela, Mr H B Groenewald (p 56); Mr C J de Beer, Mr D V Bloem (p 57); Mr S H Plaatjie, Mr O de Beer, Ms E C van Lingen (p 58); Ms M W Makgate (p 59); Ms E C van Lingen (p 60); Mr D V Bloem (p 68); Mr M J R de Villiers, Mr S H Plaatjie (p 69); Mr O de Beer, Mr K A Sinclair, Mr M P Sibande (p 70); Prince M M M Zulu, Mr M H Mokgobi, Mr M W Makhubela (p 71); Mr D B Feldman, Ms B L Abrahams, Ms B V Mncube (p 72); Mr W F Faber (p 73); Mr M W Makhubela, Mr D V Bloem, Mr D A Worth (p 91); Mr O de Beer, Ms E C van Lingen (p 92); Chief Whip of Council, Mr R A Lees (p 93); Mr S S Mazosiwe, Mr A J Nyambi (p 94); Mr D V Bloem, Mr K A Sinclair, Ms R M Rasmeni (p 104); Chief Whip of Council, Mr S H Plaatjie (p 105); Mr M J R de Villiers, Mr D B Feldman (p 106); Mr H B Groenewald (p 107); Mr D V Bloem (p 114); Mr M H Mokgobi, Mr A J Nyambi (p 115); Mr S H Plaatjie, Mr K A Sinclair (p 116); Mr A G Matila, Mr D V Bloem (p 117); Mr L P M Nzimande, Mr S S Mazosiwe (p 118); Mr K Sinclair, Mr D B Feldman (p 138); Chief Whip of Council, Ms B V Mncube, Ms E C van Lingen (p 139); Mr H B Groenewald, Mr K A Sinclair (p 140); Mr F Adams, Mr R A Lees (p 141).
Protocol between the Government of the Republic of South Africa and the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to amend the Convention for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to Taxes on Income and on Capital Gains (Tabled on 1 February 2011) (NA: Referred to Standing Committee on Finance on 23 February 2011 - reported on 28 February 2011 - approved on 22 March 2011) (NCOP: Referred to Select Committee on Finance and the Select Committee on Appropriations on 15 February 2011 - reported on 9 March 2011 - approved on 24 May 2011).
Agreement between the Government of the Republic of South Africa and the Government of the Republic of Kenya for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to Taxes on Income (Tabled on 1 February 2011) (NA: Referred to Standing Committee on Finance on 23 February 2011 - reported on 28 February 2011 - approved on 22 March 2011) (NCOP: Referred to Select Committee on Finance and the Select Committee on Appropriations on 15 February 2011- reported on 9 March 2011 - approved on 24 May 2011).