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Public Hearing on Division of Revenue Bill

The Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Development will be holding public hearings to consider the Division of Revenue Bill [B2-2013] (NCOP)

Official Opening and State of the Province Address

The official opening of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament and the Premier's State of the Province Address

2013 Official Opening of the WCPP

The official opening of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament and the Premier's State of the Province Address will take place on Friday, 22 February 2013.

Public Hearings

The Western Cape Provincial Parliament will be holding public hearing on the Western Cape Community Safety Bill (B8-2012).

Season's Greetings

Speaker Thembekile Majola's year-end message to the people of the Western Cape

Annual Reporting Process

The standing committees of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament scrutinise the performance of provincial government departments.

WCPP elects new Office Bearers

On Wednesday, 22 February, the Members of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament elected a new Speaker and Deputy Speaker.

NEW WEBSITE COMING SOON

WCPP in the process of developing a new website

2011 Opening of the WCPP

The official opening of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament took place on Friday, 18 February 2011.

Hon Thembekile Richard Majola’s political career started in the 1990s serving on numerous committees and community organisations.

In 2000 Hon Majola was elected as an independent councillor for Middelpos and Diazville. He later joined the ANC and went on to serve as Deputy Mayor for the Saldanha Municipality. In 2004 he was elected as Mayor of the West Coast District Municipality.

In 2006 Hon Majola joined the DA and established branches for the party in Middelpos, Vredenburg and Morreesburg. Hon Majola has been a Member and Deputy Speaker of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament since 2009.

Members of Provincial Parliament (A-Z)
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The WCPP consists of forty-two elected members. Five political parties are represented in the Provincial Parliament. They are as follows:


	Democratic Alliance
	(DA) [22]


	African National Congress
	(ANC) [14]


	Congress of the People
	(COPE) [3]


	Independent Democrats
	(ID) [2]


	African Christian Democratic Party
	(ACDP) [1]

Western Cape Provincial Parliament's Committees:

Budget;
Petitions;
Finance and Economic Development, Public Works, Tourism and Transport, and 2010 World Cup;
Education, Cultural Affairs and Sport;
Agriculture and Environmental Planning;
Governance;
Community Development;
Community Safety;
Premier, Gender, Disabled and Youth;
Public Accounts;

Rules;
Conduct;
Disciplinary; and
Chairpersons Forum.