Mr Adrian John Williams

Formerly: National Assembly

Adrian John Williams

About Adrian John Williams

Mr Williams has been an MP since 2009 having served as a Member of the Portfolio Committee on Public Service and Administration as well as the Portfolio Committee on Co-Operative Governance and Traditional Affairs. He joined the ANC, SACP and Chemical Workers Industrial Union in 1990 where he served as the ANC Secunda branch treasurer (1991-1992). Mr Williams was also active in the Yeoville branch of the ANC and SACP Structures (1993-1997). He has served as the SACP Secunda branch Secretary (1998), ANC Secunda Branch Secretary (1999), Mpumalanga additional PEC member (1999-2001), Mpumalanga SACP Provincial Treasurer (2002-2005), SAMWU full-time shop-steward (Govan Mbeki Local Municipality), SACP Mpumalanga Provincial Deputy Secretary (2006-2012) and SACP Central Committee Member since 2012 to date.

Political party:

African National Congress (ANC)

Constituency Offices

Not associated with any constituency offices

Contact Details:

021 403 7672

[email protected]

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Current positions:

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Former positions:

Member at National Assembly (Parliament)

from 17th November 2014 until 7th May 2019

Member at Portfolio Committee on Trade, Industry and Competition (National Assembly Committees)

from 5th November 2014 until 7th May 2019

133rd Candidate at African National Congress National Election List 2014 (Election List)

from 22nd April 2014 until 7th May 2014

Member at National Assembly (Parliament)

from 6th May 2009 until 6th May 2014

Member at Ad Hoc Committee on Coordinated Oversight on Service Delivery (Ad Hoc Committees)

until 6th May 2014

Member at Portfolio Committee on Labour (Committee)

until 6th May 2014

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Politician Activity

Attendance of committee meetings:

2019 committee attendance as mp

64% attendance rate (7 of 11 )

2018 committee attendance as mp

82% attendance rate (54 of 66 )

2017 committee attendance as mp

80% attendance rate (44 of 55 )

2016 committee attendance as mp

90% attendance rate (44 of 49 )

2015 committee attendance as mp

89% attendance rate (54 of 61 )

Attendance Methodology

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Recent meetings attended:

Trade, Industry and Competition

Non-completion of trade agreement; farewell

19 Mar 2019

Communications and Digital Technologies

SABC Board interviews: deliberations & recommendation; Department & reporting entities state, with Minister

14 Mar 2019

Trade, Industry and Competition

UK Trade Agreement; Industrialisation/Localisation Committee Report; Legacy Report

13 Mar 2019

Trade, Industry and Competition

SABS, DTI, B-BBEE Commission, National Lotteries Commission performance

6 Mar 2019

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What they said in committee meetings:

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Questions asked to ministers:

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Plenary appearances:

What are plenary appearances?

Plenary sessions are forums that have been created for the purpose of public debate and decision-making. This mechanism is used to convey the messages of our MPs within main chambers on important decisions, like how they vote.

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY THURSDAY, 14 MARCH 2019

14 Mar 2019

House Chair, the Portfolio Committee on Trade and Industry, while in the Federal Republic of Germany engaged with, amongst others, the German Federal

Employment Services Bill (Second Reading Debate)

12 Nov 2013

Hon Speaker, hon Deputy President, hon Ministers, Deputy Ministers, hon members and, most importantly, the South African people, I firstly want to state that the ANC supports this Bill. We ...

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Declaration of interests

What are declaration of interests?

Annually, MPs are required by parliament to register their financial interests and gifts received in their official capacity. Due to the significant influence of the role that MPs take on, there may be times when their personal or business interests become in conflict with the duty prescribed to them as elected officials representing the public interest. You can see what interests your MPs declared here.
Description Extent Location

Flat

57m2

Hermanus

Cottage

5000m2

Tesselaarsdal

Nominal Value Name of Company Nature

R60 000

Stanlib

Unit trust

Directorship/Partnership Type of Business

Chair of Board

Dora Tamara Co-operative Agency

Description Extent Location

House

816 sq.m

Evander

Flat

57 sq.m

Hermanus, Western Cape

Nominal Value Name of Company Nature

R60 000

Stanlib

Unit Trust

Description Extent Location

House

816sq.m.

Evander

Flat

57sq.m.

Hermanus

Nominal Value Name of Company Nature

R98 000

Stanlib

Unit Trust

Description Extent Location

House

816sq.m.

Mpumalanga

Description Extent Location

House

816sq.m.

Mpumalanga

Description Extent Location

House

816sq.m.

Mpumalanga

Description Extent Location

House

house on it

Mpumalanga

Description Extent Location

House

3 Bedrooms

Evander, Mpumalanga