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Western Cape Provincial ParliamentRef: https://www.wcpp.gov.za/?q=node/18419

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Source domain: wcpp.gov.za

Collected on 1 August 2026

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What this means

This text is not an actual government document; it is a webpage navigation/index page from the Western Cape Provincial Parliament (WCPP) website. It includes menu items and a specific page heading for “Marine Oil Pollution Bill,” with links to related documents (e.g., Afrikaans/Xhosa) and general sections like committees, legislation, Hansard, and provincial gazette. No bill content, decisions, dates, or obligations are provided in the extracted text.

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citizen petitionOngoing

Public participation in the legislative process via petitions

The public can submit petitions to the Western Cape Provincial Parliament to express views on proposed legislation such as the Marine Oil Pollution Bill. This allows citizens to contribute to policy development.

Who it is for: members of the public who wish to engage with legislation
How to act on it: Use the 'Get Involved' section on the WCPP website to submit a petition.

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Get Involved Public Education Education Workshops Public Participation Petitions Educational Material Visit Parliament How to Visit Contact Form

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City of Cape Town, Western Cape

Reference

https://www.wcpp.gov.za/?q=node/18419

Key Takeaways

Website page: “Marine Oil Pollution Bill” (WCPP)
No bill text or decisions included in the extraction
WCPP contact details shown: 7 Wale Street, Cape Town; Tel +27 21 487 1600
Western Cape Provincial Parliament (WCPP)
National Council of Provinces (NCOP)