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Oversight responsibility of Sports, Arts and Culture Portfolio Committee

The Sports, Arts and Culture Portfolio Committee is responsible for oversight of the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture as well as the following statutory entities:

Boxing SA 
SA Institute for Drug Free Sport 

Afrikaans Taal Monument

Amazwi South African Museum of Literature

Artscape
Ditsong Museums
Freedom Park
IZIKO
KZN Museum
Luthuli Museum
Market Theatre
Msunduzi Museum 
National Arts Council 
National Film and Video Foundation 
National Heritage Council 
National Library of SA 

National Museum 
Nelson Mandela Museum
Performing Arts Centre of the Free State (PACOFS)
PanSALB
Playhouse Company
Robben Island Museum and World Hertiage Site 
SA Heritage Resources Agency
South African Library for the Blind
South African State Theatre

Voortrekker/ Msunduzi Museum

War Museum of the Boer Republics 
William Humphreys Art Gallery 

Committees conduct their business on behalf of the House and report back on matters referred to them.

Learn more about the work of this Committee: Legacy Reports

 

The role and functions of Committees in Parliament (provided by Parliament)
In accordance with the powers given to it by the Constitution, the National Assembly establishes a range of committees with assigned powers and functions. The committees are required to report regularly on their activities and to make recommendations to the House for debate and decision. A large part of the Assembly’s role in the law‑making process happens in committees and much of its oversight over the executive is also done through committees, particularly the portfolio committees.

There is a portfolio committee for each corresponding government department. The composition of the committees reflects, as far as is practicable, the numerical strengths of the parties represented in the Assembly. That committee will deliberate on bills covering that department’s area of jurisdiction and scrutinise and report on its annual budget and strategic plan. As the people’s representatives, members of the committees determine whether government departments are delivering on what they promised and whether they are spending the public money they receive in a responsible manner. As part of their oversight work, committees may also do site visits where they find out directly from the people at ground level whether the government is delivering on its promises.

If a committee reports on a matter and makes certain recommendations, that report will be debated in a full sitting or plenary to give other members of the House an opportunity to engage with the content of the report. Once the report has been debated, the House decides whether to adopt the committee’s recommendations. The House may also decide only to note the report or it may refer the report back to the committee with an instruction to do further work

Broadly speaking, the mandates of Committees are to consider and process legislation referred to it; exercise oversight over the Department and entities reporting to it; consider international agreements referred to it; consider the budget vote of the Department and its entities; facilitate public participation in its processes; and to consider all other matters referred to it in terms of legislation and the Rules of Parliament

Working in Committees allows Parliament to:

-Increase the amount of work that can be done

-Ensure that issues can be debated in more detail than in plenary sessions

-Increase the level of participation of Members of Parliament (MPs) in discussions

-Enable MPs to develop expertise and in-depth knowledge of the specific Committee's area of work

-Provide a platform for the public to present views directly to MPs, something which is not possible in a plenary sitting of Parliament

-Provide an environment for Parliament to hear evidence and collect information related to the work of a specific Committee

Powers

Rule 167 of the National Assembly Rules (9th Edition) say that for the purposes of performing its functions  committee may, subject to the Constitution, legislation, the other provisions of these rules and resolutions of the Assembly –

-Summon any person to appear before it to give evidence on oath or affirmation, or to produce documents

-Receive petitions, representations or submissions from interested persons or institutions

-Permit oral evidence on petitions, representations, submissions and any other matter before the committee

-Conduct public hearings

-Consult any Assembly or Council committee or subcommittee, or any joint committee or subcommittee

-Determine its own working arrangements

-Meet at a venue determined by it, which may be a venue beyond the seat of Parliament

-Meet on any and at any time, including –

  • On a day which is not a working day
  • On a day on which the Assembly is not sitting
  • At a time when the Assembly is not sitting, or
  • During a recess

-Exercise any other powers assigned to it by the Constitution, legislation, the other provisions of these rules or resolutions of the Assembly

Committee Membership

Committee membership is distributed among the parties roughly in proportion to the seats they get in Parliament, so if a party wins 20% of the seats, its MPs will occupy about 20% of committee positions.

The NA Rules Committee agreed that all Committees will be comprised of 11 Members: ANC – 6; DA – 2; EFF – 1; other parties – 2. 

Where it is practicably possible, each party is entitled to at least one representative in a Committee.

Read More: A note to the Sixth Parliament: Committee Membership

Read More: A Note to the Sixth Parliament: The critical role of Committee Chairperson

 

Committees in Practice

With the agreement of members, the Committee staff sets the dates and times of committee meetings. The frequency of committee meetings is determined by a committee’s work programme but it is normal for a committee to meet weekly. From time to time, committees can meet more than once a week if they work programme so demands.

Section 59(1)(b) of the Constitution requires that the National Assembly and it’s committees conduct their business in an open manner and hold their sittings in public. Section 59(2) states that the National Assembly may not exclude the public or the media unless it is ‘reasonable and justifiable to do so in an open and democratic society’. Rule 184(2) of the Rules of the National Assembly further require that any decision to exclude the public from a committee meeting or part thereof must be taken ‘after due consideration’ by that committee

Who attends Committee Meetings?:

MPs (those assigned to the committee and if they so wish, any other MP)

Committee Staff: Committee Secretary, Committee Assistant, Researcher, Content Advisor

Departments, entities, organizations, individuals and experts who are invited by the Committee to speak and be questioned

Parliamentary Legal Advisor (from time to time)

Media

General Public


THE DIFFERENT COMMITTEES OF PARLIAMENT

Portfolio Committees
The National Assembly (NA) appoints from among its members a number of Portfolio Committees to shadow the work of the various national government departments.

Select Committees
The National Council of Provinces (NCOP) appoints from its permanent members a number of Select Committees to shadow the work of the various national government departments and to deal with Bills.

Because only 54 of the 90 NCOP Members are permanent delegates compared to the 400 of the NA, the Select Committees oversee the work of more than one national government department.

Public Accounts Committees
The National Assembly Standing Committee on Public Accounts acts as Parliament's watchdog over the way taxpayers' money is spent by the Executive. Every year the Auditor-General tables reports on the accounts and financial management of the various government departments and State institutions.

Heads of government departments and institutions are regularly called by this committee to report and account for expenditure. The Committee can recommend that the National Assembly takes corrective actions if necessary.

Internal Committees
The National Assembly has a number of internal committees that deal with matters affecting the running of Parliament. The Committees normally consist of senior Members of Parliament. The Rules Committee and its sub-committees deal with House rules. There are structures to deal with support for Members, internal arrangements, disciplinary matters and powers and privileges of members. Other internal Committees are the Programme Committee that plans the work of the Assembly, the Disciplinary Committee, and the Committee of Chairpersons.

The National Council of Provinces also has its own domestic Committees. The Rules Committee and its subcommittees deal with the NCOP rules. There are structures to deal with support for Members, internal arrangements, disciplinary matters and powers and privileges of members. The Programme Committee plans the work of the NCOP and the Committee of Chairpersons make recommendations about the functioning of Committees and other NCOP forums.

Ad hoc Committees
Parliament or one of its Houses may appoint an ad hoc (temporary) Committee when a special task must be done. When the task is complete, the Committee is dissolved.

Joint Committees
The National Assembly and the National Council of Provinces together appoint a number of joint committees.

There are six Joint Committees:
- Constitutional Review Committee
- Joint Standing Committee on Intelligence
- Joint Standing Committee on Defence
- Committee on Multi-Party Women’s Caucus
- Joint Standing Committee on Financial Management of Parliament
- Joint Standing Committee on Ethics and Members’ Interests

The committees play a very important role in the process of building democracy and involving the public in the processes and activities of Parliament.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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19 Mar 2024 PanSALB Interviews: deliberations; Committee Legacy Report; Committee 2023 Annual Report
17 Mar 2024 PanSALB interviews day 3
16 Mar 2024 PanSALB interviews day 2
15 Mar 2024 SAIDS A/B: adoption; PanSALB interviews day 1
14 Mar 2024 South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Bill: motion of desirability & deliberations
13 Mar 2024 South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Bill: Public Participation Report
13 Mar 2024 South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Bill: response to public submissions & deliberations; with Deputy Minister
12 Mar 2024 South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Bill: consideration of public submissions
11 Mar 2024 Oral Submissions on the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Bill by outstanding stakeholders
05 Mar 2024 South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Bill: New loveLife Trust oral submissions
27 Feb 2024 South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Bill: Body Building SA, ASA, BSA & SANBO oral submissions
23 Feb 2024 South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Bill: National Treasury oral submission
22 Feb 2024 SARU Oral submission on the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Bill
21 Feb 2024 South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Bill: SASCOC oral submission
20 Feb 2024 SAIDS Oral submission on the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Bill [B41-2023]
16 Feb 2024 Shortlisting of candidates for PANSALB Board interviews
13 Feb 2024 First Term Committee Programme; Tabling of CVs of PANSALB Board candidates
05 Dec 2023 South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Bill: DSAC briefing; with Minister and Deputy Minister
21 Nov 2023 National Heritage Council 2022/2023 Annual Report; with Minister
17 Nov 2023 Boxing South Africa Annual Report 2022/23 and related matters
14 Nov 2023 SA Gymnastics Federation 2022/23 Annual Report; Overview of African Artistic Gymnastics Championships; with Minister
07 Nov 2023 National Library of South Africa 2022/23 Annual Report; Engagement on corruption and victimisation of whistleblowers at the entity; Minister and Deputy Minister present
24 Oct 2023 Freedom Park 2022/23 Annual Report; PanSALB Ad Hoc Committee Panel
20 Oct 2023 DSAC BRRR; Revised White Paper on Arts, Culture and Heritage; with Deputy Minister
17 Oct 2023 Sport, Arts and Culture 2022/23 Annual Report; Ad Hoc Panel
13 Oct 2023 SAIDS & Athletics SA 2022/23 Annual Report; WADA Non-Compliance
11 Oct 2023 PanSALB & SAHRA 2022/23 Annual Reports; with Ministry
10 Oct 2023 Status of South Africa's compliance with World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA); DSAC 2023/2024 Q1 performance, DSAC audit outcomes; With Minister
20 Oct 2023 ATC231020: The Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture on the Performance of the National Department and Its Entities, Dated 20 October 2023
20 Sep 2023 ATC230920: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture on its consideration of the 2022/23 Fourth Quarter Financial and Non-Financial Performance of the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, dated 19 September 2023
30 Aug 2023 ATC230830: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture on the 2003 UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, tabled in terms of section 231(2) of the Constitution, 1996 and the Explanatory Memorandum to the 2003 UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, dated 29 August 2023.
05 May 2023 ATC230505: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture on Budget Vote 37: Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, dated 05 May 2023
03 Mar 2023 ATC230303: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture on a petition received from Mr TW Mhlongo, MP, on behalf of artists and members of the public, calling on the Assembly to investigate the commissioning by the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture of the Mzansi National Philharmonic Orchestra at an estimated cost of R54 million, dated 03 March 2023
26 Oct 2022 ATC221026: Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report (2021/22) of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts & Culture on the Performance of the National Department & its Entities, Dated, 25 October 2022
12 Oct 2022 ATC221012: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture on a petition received from Mr TW Mhlongo, MP, on behalf of some 31 000 signatories, calling on the Assembly to investigate the commissioning by the Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture of a flag at an estimated cost of R22 million, dated 11 October 2022
10 May 2022 ATC220510: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture on Budget Vote 37: Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, dated 10 May 2022
30 Nov 2021 ATC211130: Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report (2020/21) of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture on the Performance of the National Department and Its Entities, Dated 30 November 2021
11 May 2021 ATC210511: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture on Budget Vote 37: Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, dated 11 May 2021
22 Apr 2021 ATC210422: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture on the visit to the Performing Arts Centre of the Free State; National Arts Council; National Film And Video Foundation; Odi Stadium And Hm Pitjie Stadium 06-09 April 2021, Dated 22 April 2021
05 Feb 2021 ATC210205: Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sports, Arts and Culture on the Performance of the Department of Arts and Culture for the 2019/20 Financial Year, Dated 2 February2021
05 Feb 2021 ATC210205: Budgetary Review And Recommendation Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture on the 2019/20 Performance of the Department of Sport and Recreation, Dated 2 February 2021
15 Jul 2020 ATC200715: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture on the Impact of COVID-19 on the Strategic Plan and Annual Performance Plan of the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture Budget Vote 37: Sport, Arts and Culture, dated (14 July 2020)
04 Jun 2020 Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture Onbudget Vote 37: Sport, Arts and Culture, Dated 29 May 2020.
29 Oct 2019 ATC191029: Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sports, Arts and Culture on the 2018/19 Performance of the Department of Arts and Culture, dated 23 October 2019
29 Oct 2019 ATC191029: Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sports, Arts and Culture on the 2018/19 Performance of the Department of Sport and Recreation, dated 23 October 2019
10 Jul 2019 ATC190710: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sports, Arts and Culture on Budget Vote 37: Department of Arts and Culture, Dated 09 July 2019
10 Jul 2019 ATC190710:Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture on consideration of the Budget Vote 40: Sport and Recreation, Dated 09 July 2019.
05 Mar 2019 ATC190305: Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation Legacy Report of the 5th Parliament (May 2014 - March 2019) 5 March 2019
12 Oct 2018 ATC181017: Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of the Portfolio Sports and Recreation
16 May 2018 ATC180516: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on Budget Vote 40: Department of Sport and Recreation South Africa for the Financial Year 2018/19, Dated 16 May 2018
01 Nov 2017 ATC171101: Budget Review and Recommendation Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation, on the performance of the Department of Sport and Recreation, Boxing South Africa and the South African Institute for Drug-free Sport for the 2016-17 financial year, dated 1 November 2017
16 May 2017 ATC170516: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on Budget Vote 40: Sport and Recreation South Africa, 16 May 2017
02 Feb 2017 ATC170202: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on the implementation of the National Sport and Recreation Plan in North West province, 30 January to 2 February 2017
25 Oct 2016 ATC161025: Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report on the performance of the Department of Sport and Recreation, Boxing South Africa and the South African Institute for Drug-free Sport for the 2015-16 financial year, 25 October 2016
25 Oct 2016 ATC161025: Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report on the performance of the Department of Sport and Recreation, Boxing South Africa and the South African Institute for Drug-free Sport for the 2015-16 financial year, 25 October 2016
26 Apr 2016 ATC160426: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on Budget Vote 40: Sport and Recreation South Africa, dated 20 April 2016
03 Mar 2016 ATC160303: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on the implementation of the National Sport and Recreation Plan in KwaZulu-Natal, September 2015, dated 16 February 2016
26 Jan 2016 ATC150126: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on the implementation of the National Sport and Recreation Plan in Eastern Cape and Gauteng, July 2015, dated 13 October 2015
09 Nov 2015 ATC151109: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on Commission for Gender Equality: Public Hearing Report on Gender Transformation in South African Football – 28 June 2012, dated 20 October 2015
06 Nov 2015 ATC151106: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on Commission for Gender Equality: Public Hearing Report on Gender Transformation in South African Football – 28 June 2012, dated 20 October 2015
26 Oct 2015 ATC151126: Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation, on the performance of the Department of Sport and Recreation, Boxing South Africa and the South African Institute for Drug-free Sport for the 2014-15 financial year, dated 20 October 2015
23 Oct 2015 ATC151023:Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on Petition from Residents of Orlando East, submitted in terms of Rule 312 (Mr T W Mhlongo) dated 13 October 2015.
23 Sep 2015 ATC150923: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on recommendation of candidates for appointment to the Appeal Board established in terms of section 26 of the Safety at Sports and Recreational Events Act, Act 2 of 2010, dated 23 September 2015:
28 Aug 2015 ATC150828: Second progress report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on shortlisting of candidates to serve on an independent board to hear and decide on appeals against decisions made in terms of the Safety at Sports and Recreational Events Act (Sasrea), Act 2 of 2010, dated 26 August 2015
25 Aug 2015 ATC150825: Progress report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on shortlisting of candidates to serve on an independent board to hear and decide on appeals against decisions made in terms of the Safety at Sports and Recreational Events Act (Sasrea), Act 2 of 2010, dated 25 August 2015
24 Jun 2015 ATC150624: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on follow-up visit in Limpopo, 27 March 2015, dated 23 June 2015
03 Jun 2015 ATC150603: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on the implementation of the National Sport and Recreation Plan in Limpopo and Mpumalanga, 2014, dated 3 February 2015
14 May 2015 ATC150514: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on Budget Vote 40: Sport and Recreation South Africa, dated 12 May 2015
24 Oct 2014 ATC141031: Budgetary Review And Recommendation Report of the Portfolio Committee on Telecommunications and Postal Services, dated 24 October 2014
24 Oct 2014 ATC141031: Budgetary Review And Recommendation Report of the Portfolio Committee on Telecommunications and Postal Services, dated 24 October 2014
21 Oct 2014 ATC141029: Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation, on the performance of the Department of Sport and Recreation, Boxing South Africa and the South African Institute for Drug-free Sport for the 2013/2014 financial year, dated 21 October 2014
21 Oct 2014 ATC141024: The Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation, on the performance of the Department of Sport and Recreation, Boxing South Africa and the South African Institute for Drug-free Sport for the 2014/2015 financial year, dated 21 October 2014
11 Jul 2014 ATC140711: Joint Report of the Portfolio Committees on Communications and on Telecommunications and Postal Services on their Deliberations on Budget Vote 27: Communications, and Entities of the Department of Communications, dated 11 July 2014
11 Jul 2014 ATC140711: Joint Report of the Portfolio Committees on Communications and on Telecommunications and Postal Services on their deliberations on Budget Vote 9: Government Communication and Information System (GCIS), and its entity, Media Development and Diversity Agency (MDDA), dated 11 July 2014
11 Jul 2014 ATC140711: Joint Report of the Portfolio Committees on Communications and on Telecommunications and Postal Services on their deliberations on Brand South Africa (Programme 4 in Budget Vote 1: The Presidency), dated 11 July 2014
08 Jul 2014 ATC140711: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on the Budget Vote, Strategic Plan and Annual Performance Plan of the Department of Sport and Recreation, as well as the Strategic Plan of the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport and Annual Performance Plan of Boxing South Africa, dated 8 July 2014
11 Mar 2014 ATC140327: Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation Handover Report 2009-2014 11 March 2014
15 Oct 2013 ATC131028: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on Oversight Visit to Mpumalanga, Limpopo, Free State, North West, Western Cape and Northern Cape, dated 15 October 2013
15 Oct 2013 ATC131021: The Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation, on the performance of the Department of Sport and Recreation for the 2012/2013 financial year, dated 15 October 2013
21 May 2013 ATC130521: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on the Annual Performance Plan and Budget 2013/14 of the Department of Sport and Recreation South Africa, dated 21 May 2013
25 Oct 2012 ATC121029: The Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation, on The Performance of the Department of Sport and Recreation for the 2011/2012 Financial Year, dated 25 October 2012
08 Jul 2012 ATC130625: Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation on its Study Tour to Argentina from 29 June- 8 July 2012, dated 4 June 2013
25 Apr 2012 ATC120425: Report The 2012/13 Budget Vote 20 & Strategic Plan for 2012-2016 dated 25 April 2012
25 Oct 2011 ATC111025: Report Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report of the Portfolio Committee on Sport and Recreation
29 Mar 2011 ATC110329: Report 2011/12 Budget Vote 20 & Strategic Plan for 2011-2015 of Department
16 Apr 2010 ATC100416: Report 2010/11 Budget Vote 19 And Strategic Plan For 2010-2014 Of The Department Of Sport And Recreation
30 Jun 2009 ATC090630: Report Budget Vote 17
Report: Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report on the performance of the Department of Sport and Recreation
03 Jan 2024 NW3788 by Mr D Joseph - (1). In light of the fact that multiple boxing...
03 Jan 2024 NW3787 by MR D Joseph - (1). Whether, in light of the fact that Boxing...
22 Dec 2023 NW3464 by Mr D Joseph - (1). Since what date has his department...
22 Dec 2023 NW4138 by Mr E Mthethwa - What (a) are the relevant details of his...
22 Dec 2023 NW4081 by Mr. D Joseph - (1). With reference to the failure of a...
22 Dec 2023 NW4080 by Mr. D Joseph: - (1). Whether a certain person (name and...
22 Dec 2023 NW3975 by Mr. D Joseph (DA): To ask the Minister of Sport Arts and Culture - (1). Whether he can furnish Mr T W Mhlongo...
22 Dec 2023 NW3832 by Mr D Joseph - (1).What are the reasons that the South...
19 Dec 2023 NW3625 by Dr LA Schreiber - (1). Which national government departments...
19 Dec 2023 NW3058 by V Van Dyk - (1). Given that the Republic has not won a...
19 Dec 2023 NW3626 by Dr LA Schreiber - (1) Whether he will furnish Dr L A Schreiber...
19 Dec 2023 NW3683 by V van Dyk - With reference to the recent settlement...
18 Dec 2023 NW3717 by Mr M A Zondi - Considering that developing a shared national...
18 Dec 2023 NW3718 by MS V P Malomane - Whether, considering that the maintenance and...
18 Dec 2023 NW3566 by MR D Joseph - (1). whether his department continues to fund...
18 Dec 2023 NW3688 by INKOSI B N Luthuli - (1).Whether, with regard to his promise to...
18 Dec 2023 NW3759 by MR S TAMBO - (1). What were the (a) total costs to his...
14 Dec 2023 NW4203 by Mr T W Mhlongo - Whether the Government will support the SA...
14 Dec 2023 NW3730 by Adv BJ Mkhwebane - (1).Whether he will furnish Adv B J Mkhwebane...
14 Dec 2023 NW3774 by Dr LA Schreiber - (1) Whether the Government regards and upholds...
14 Dec 2023 NW4202 by Mr T W Mhlongo - (1). (a) On what date did his department host...
14 Dec 2023 NW4105 by Mr. E Mthethwa - Whether there is an entity that is equivalent...
12 Dec 2023 NW4114 by Mr. T W Mhlongo - (1). What (a) year did the current national...
12 Dec 2023 NW3645 by Mr D Joseph - With reference to a certain senior official...
12 Dec 2023 NW3714 by D P Sibiya - What (a) total number of schools and...
12 Dec 2023 NW3773 by Dr LA Schreiber - (1). How does his department prevent...
12 Dec 2023 NW1222 by Mrs V van Dyk - (1).Whether, with reference to the urgent High...
12 Dec 2023 NW3915 by Mr D Joseph - (1)(a). What are the relevant details of the...
12 Dec 2023 NW3916 by MR T W MHLONGO (DA) TO ASK THE MINISTER OF SPORT, ARTS AND CULTURE - (1). whether a certain person (details...
12 Dec 2023 NW3951 by MR S NGCOBO (DA): To ask the Minister of Sport Arts and Culture - Whether (a) he, (b) the deputy minister and...
12 Dec 2023 NW4072 by Mrs. V van Dyk - (1). Whether the company car policy of Freedom...
12 Dec 2023 NW4073 by Mrs. V van Dyk - (1). Whether, with reference to the...
12 Dec 2023 NW4074 by Mrs. V van Dyk - 1(a)(i). What are the reasons that Stephen...
12 Dec 2023 NW4116 by V van Dyk - What (a) is the (i) total amount that was...
12 Dec 2023 NW4104 by Mr. E Mthethwa - (1). Given the need for a well-regulated...
24 Nov 2023 NW3495 by Dr L A Schreiber - (1). Which national government departments...
24 Nov 2023 NW3786 by Mr D Joseph - (a). What is the envisaged commencement date...
24 Nov 2023 NW3750 by M Siwisa - Whether his department is responsible for...
24 Nov 2023 NW3716 by Ms R C Adams - Considering that the 16 Days of Activism for...
24 Nov 2023 NW3715 by Ms V P Malomane - In view of the indication of the SA Cultural...
24 Nov 2023 NW3684 by MR A M SHAIK EMAM - (a). What measures has his department put in...
24 Nov 2023 NW3682 by Mr T W MHLONGO - What total (a) number of persons from his...
24 Nov 2023 NW3662 by T W Mhlongo - (1). whether he has found the response of...
24 Nov 2023 NW3644 by MR T W MHLONGO - (1). what were the reasons that a certain...
24 Nov 2023 NW3627 by Dr LA Schreiber - Whether his department utilises the proposed...
10 Nov 2023 NW2681 by R M J Cuthbert - What total number of public schools in each...
10 Nov 2023 NW3629 by Ms S J Graham - (1).Whether, with reference to the processes...
10 Nov 2023 NW3558 by Mr T Mogale - What (a) has he found to be the reasons for...
10 Nov 2023 NW3239 by Mr N G Myburg - (1). What are the details of the programmes...
10 Nov 2023 NW2680 by Mr M J CUTHBERT - (1). what is the total number of public...

All questions to the Minister

Bill name Date introduced Number Status
South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport Amendment Bill 24 Nov 2023 B41-2023 Under consideration by the National Assembly.
National Sport and Recreation Amendment Bill 07 Nov 2018 B43-2018 Lapsed
Copyright Amendment Bill 16 May 2017 B13-2017 Approved by Parliament. Waiting to be signed into law.
Performers’ Protection Amendment Bill 02 Dec 2016 B24-2016 Approved by Parliament. Waiting to be signed into law.
Safety at Sports and Recreational Events Bill 08 Jul 2009 B7-2009 Act commenced
National Sport and Recreation Amendment Bill 04 Aug 2006 B17-2006 Act commenced
2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Special Measures Bill 20 Jun 2006 B13-2006 Act commenced
Second 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa Special Measures Bill 20 Jun 2006 B16-2006 Act commenced
South African Institute For Drug-Free Sport Amendment Bill 12 May 2006 B7-2006 Act commenced
National Sport and Recreation Amendment Bill X-2020
2024 15 meetings Attendance rate 75%
2023 32 meetings 80%
2022 41 meetings 78%
2021 32 meetings 80%
2020 26 meetings 77%
2019 19 meetings 81%
Detailed attendance data by committee and MP Learn about our Attendance Methodology

Contact

Secretary of Committee:

Ajabulile Mtiya

Tel: 021 403 8106

Cell: 083 709 8389

Email: [email protected]
 

CS: Zoleka Kula

Tel: 021 403 8646

Cell: 083 707 2185

Email: [email protected]
 

Secretary to Chairperson:

Bulelwa Kulata

Tel: 021 403 2687

Email: [email protected]

Cell: 061 438 2985

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