National Assembly
Formerly: National Council of Provinces and Western Cape Provincial Legislature
Mr Joseph is the former Deputy Chief Whip of the Democratic Alliance in the Western Cape Provincial Legislature.
He was also a Member of the Rules, Public Accounts and Finance Committees.
95% attendance rate
Attended 57 meetings out of 60
94% attendance rate
Attended 46 meetings out of 49
93% attendance rate
Attended 28 meetings out of 30
(From the start of the Fifth Parliament)
100% attendance rate
Attended 1 meeting out of 1
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2020 Second Adjustments Appropriation Bill & MTBPS: finalisation & committee reports 1 Dec 2020
2020 MTBPS & Second Adjustments Appropriation Bill: public hearings 27 Nov 2020
Second Adjustments Appropriation Bill: SAPS briefing 25 Nov 2020
Second Adjustments Appropriation Bill: Department of Transport briefing 24 Nov 2020
Second Adjustments Appropriation Bill: Department of Basic Education briefing 24 Nov 2020
Questions asked to the Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs 9 Sep 2020
Questions asked to the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development 26 Aug 2020
Questions asked to the Minister in the Presidency 25 Aug 2020
DIVISION OF REVENUE AMENDMENT BILL (Second Reading debate) 20 Nov 2019
Hon House Chair, the DA supports the report of the Standing Committee on Appropriations; however, the DA does not support the Division of Revenue Amendment Bill. The DA welcomes the presentations made by interest groups outside of Parliament and wishes to thank our stakeholders working within government structures.
The Division ...
NOTICES OF MOTION 24 Oct 2019
House Chairperson, I hereby give notice that, on the next sitting day of the House, I shall move on behalf of the DA that the House debates the concept of traditional leaders and Khoisan reflecting on their role in a democratic South Africa. Thank you.