Mr Alan Ross Mcloughlin

Formerly: National Assembly

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About Alan Ross Mcloughlin

Mr McLoughlin has been an attorney and conveyancer for over 30 years. He also served as a councillor in the Johannesburg area. He served the Standing Committee on Appropriations in the Fifth Parliament (2014 - 2019)

2019 committee attendance as mp

93% attendance rate

Attended 13 meetings out of 14

2018 committee attendance as mp

75% attendance rate

Attended 45 meetings out of 60

2017 committee attendance as mp

84% attendance rate

Attended 62 meetings out of 74

2016 committee attendance as mp

89% attendance rate

Attended 50 meetings out of 56

2015 committee attendance as mp

94% attendance rate

Attended 48 meetings out of 51

2014 committee attendance as mp

(From the start of the Fifth Parliament)

88% attendance rate

Attended 22 meetings out of 25

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  • Plenary Attendance is not made public by Parliament although it has been requested.

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Parliament Register of Members' Interests 2018 [Source]

REMUNERATED EMPLOYMENT OUTSIDE PARLIAMENT

Name of Whip Type of Business Approved Employer
Mr John Steenhuisen Attorney's Practise Yes Self

Parliament Register of Members' Interests 2017 [Source]

REMUNERATED EMPLOYMENT OUTSIDE PARLIAMENT

Name of Whip Type of Business Approved Employer
Mr J Steenhuisen Law Practise Yes Self - Employed

Parliament Register of Members' Interests 2016 [Source]

REMUNERATED EMPLOYMENT OUTSIDE PARLIAMENT

Name of Whip Type of Business Approved Employer
J Steenhuisen Law Practice Yes Self

Parliament Register of Members' Interests 2015 [Source]

REMUNERATED EMPLOYMENT OUTSIDE PARLIAMENT

Name of Whip Type of Business Approved Employer
Not Supplied Law Practice No Self

LAND AND PROPERTY

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Holding 353 [Walmers Fruit Farms] Gauteng 4,2ha

Parliament Register of Members' Interests 2014 [Source]

REMUNERATED EMPLOYMENT OUTSIDE PARLIAMENT

Name of Whip Type of Business Approved Employer
DJ Stubbe Law Practice Yes Self

Committee appearances

  • Standing Committee on Appropriations Legacy Report 20 Mar 2019

    Mr A Mcloughlin (DA) stated that any amounts that are appropriated have to be accounted for. Even though Parliament is not a department it still gets money from the National Treasury and should report to this Committee somehow even if it is via the Treasury.

  • Committee Report on Division of Revenue Bill 2019 12 Mar 2019

    On page 4, the Treasury had an input. Mr Kenyon noted that the Treasury’s amendments were just small technical inputs on the report. In terms of page 4, the wording on the amount per household as being “set” at R4900 – this is just a statistic calculated from the budget ...

  • Division of Revenue Bill: public hearings; FFC & SALGA input 8 Mar 2019

    Mr A McLoughlin (DA) wanted the FFC to give its view on introducing clauses on higher levels of penalties or consequences for non-compliance. Commenting that “when the cat’s away, the mouse will play,” he said once means to punish people for non-compliance were introduced, the culture of non-accountability would ...

  • Jobs Fund: National Treasury briefing 5 Mar 2019

    Mr A McLoughlin (DA) requested clarity as to the distribution of the cost per job, given his personal calculation that, all told, jobs created under the programme cost R170 000 – what did this pay for? If this statistic was expanded to the roughly 10 million unemployed South Africans, it would ...

  • Public Finance Amendment Act: regulations; Deputy Auditor-General appointment; SCOAG 2018 Annual Report & Legacy Report 26 Feb 2019

    She then dealt with the first agenda item, apologies: Mr A McLoughlin (DA), Ms D Carter (COPE), Mr V Smith (ANC), Ms P Bhengu-Kombe (ANC).

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Questions

  • Questions asked to the Minister of Finance 1 Mar 2019

    (1)(a) What is the total current value of South Africa’s gold reserves, (b) where are the reserves currently stored, (c) what is the annual total cost of transporting the reserves to respective places of storage and storage and (d) what procurement process was followed in identifying service providers ...

  • Questions asked to the Minister of Finance 18 Dec 2018

    (1)With reference to the Auditor-General’s latest Annual Report, how does the National Treasury intend to cover the budgetary shortfall that will be created by the proposed writing off of R58 million in unpaid audit fees; (2) does the National Treasury intend to obtain a refund of the sum ...

  • Questions asked to the Minister of Finance 18 Dec 2018

    (1)In view of China’s recent moves to reintroduce a gold standard for the Chinese Yuan, are the BRICS countries, such as South Africa, being encouraged to do likewise; if so, what is South Africa’s position on such a move; (2) what benefit has South Africa derived from ...

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Plenary appearances

  • NATIONAL ASSEMBLY TUESDAY, 19 MARCH 2019 19 Mar 2019

    Hon House Chairperson, the Office of the Auditor- General in South Africa has a long and proud history. It has served this country with distinction in different administrations for over one hundred years. One of the reasons the Auditor-General's office has been so successful is because it always maintain ...

  • NATIONAL ASSEMBLY WEDNESDAY, 13 MARCH 2019 13 Mar 2019

    Hon House Chair, when I first spoke in this House I used a quotation from Winston Churchill to emphasise the virtues of telling the truth and to encourage members to do so, particularly when reporting to the public about what you plan to do with their money. It's a ...

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