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The public can access the adopted minutes of the SC Mobility committee meeting held on 28 July 2026. These documents detail decisions, discussions, and actions taken during the meeting.
The Western Cape Provincial Parliament has made available the adopted minutes from a meeting held on 12 June 2026 concerning the SC Mobility committee. These documents provide details of decisions, discussions, and actions taken during the session.
Members of the public are welcome to attend the proceedings of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament, including committee meetings or sittings of the House, as part of public engagement with the legislative process.
Visitors can take a guided tour of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament building and facilities. The tour explains the role and function of the WCPP, the Executive, and what Members of the Provincial Parliament do. It may also include the opportunity to observe a committee meeting or a sitting of the House.
The public can provide written or verbal submissions to standing select committees on legislation or matters of public importance. These submissions are considered before bills are passed in Parliament.
Members of the public can attend committee meetings, which are generally open to the public, to voice opinions, submit input, and influence legislative decisions. This includes attending public hearings held by standing select committees on matters of public importance.
This allowance reimburses Members of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament for essential tools such as telephony, accommodation, travel, meals/refreshments, and entertainment expenses incurred while performing official duties. Eligible activities include attending parliamentary sittings, standing committee meetings, constituency work (excluding political campaigning), and bona fide events hosted due to their membership.
This form allows members of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament to structure their flexible portion of the remuneration package according to their personal requirements or preferences. It is used to determine how the flexible component of their total remuneration is allocated.
Interested individuals and organisations can provide feedback on provincial bills and NCOP bills that are under consideration by the Standing Committee on Social Development. This allows public input into legislation affecting social development.
The committee monitors whether the Department of Social Development fulfils its mandate. Members of the public can engage with the committee to report on or highlight issues concerning the department’s performance.
The public can participate in the work of the Standing Committee on Social Development by attending meetings, submitting input on legislation, or engaging with the committee on issues related to social development. The committee facilitates public participation as part of its mandate.
A Word document version of the nomination form for the Western Cape Commissioner for Children 2025, which can be downloaded and filled out by anyone wishing to nominate a candidate.
