Hlomane Patrick Chauke

National Assembly

Formerly: North West Provincial Legislature

About Hlomane Patrick Chauke

What is your political background? I was exposed to student politics from as far back as 1976 at Morris Isaacson High School in Soweto where Mr Tsietsi Mashinini and his leadership cadres were studying. At that time we only understood that Afrikaans had to fall. In 1977 at the first commemoration of June 16th, we then became aware of the school politics context and we became involved heavily. More...

2018 committee attendance as mp

100% attendance rate

Attended 36 meetings out of 36

2017 committee attendance as mp

50% attendance rate

Attended 43 meetings out of 86

2016 committee attendance as mp

55% attendance rate

Attended 29 meetings out of 53

Attendance records reflect Committee not Plenary Attendance
Minister/Deputy Minister attendance is not compulsory.
MP attendance is compulsory unless an apology is given
MPs are recorded as absent whether they have, or have not submitted apologies.
This is not the official committee attendance record of Parliament.
Plenary Attendance is not made public by Parliament although it has been requested.

Recent meetings attended

Home Affairs — Gupta Naturalisation Parliamentary Inquiry — 13 Sep 2018
Home Affairs — Gupta Naturalisation Parliamentary Inquiry — 12 Sep 2018
Home Affairs — Desmond Tutu Refugee Reception Office challenges: Minister & Deputy Minister, SAPS & Tshwane Metro Police briefing; Gupta Naturalisation Inquiry: preparation — 11 Sep 2018
Home Affairs — Desmond Tutu Refugee Reception Office challenges, with Deputy Minister; Gupta Naturalisation Inquiry preparations — 4 Sep 2018
Home Affairs — Immigration Amendment Bill: response to submissions; Civil Union Amendment Bill; Refugee Centres opening delays; Statelessness; IEC Commissioners — 28 Aug 2018

All meetings attended

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Currently

Chairperson at Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs (National Assembly Committees) since 30th May 2018
Party Whip at National Assembly (Parliament) since 4th October 2016
Constituency Contact at ANC Constituency Office (401): Madibeng (Brits) (Constituency Office) since 21st May 2014
Member at African National Congress (ANC) (Party)

Formerly

Member at Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs (National Assembly Committees) from 29th May 2018 until 30th May 2018
Member at Portfolio Committee on Water and Sanitation (National Assembly Committees) from 24th August 2016 until 29th May 2018
Member at Portfolio Committee on Human Settlements (National Assembly Committees) from 4th April 2016 until 24th August 2016
Member at Standing Committee on Finance (National Assembly Committees) from 19th February 2016 until 4th April 2016
24th Candidate at African National Congress Provincial North West Election List 2014 (Election List) from 22nd April 2014 until 7th May 2014
Member of the Provincial Legislature at North West Provincial Legislature (Provincial-Legislature) until 6th May 2014

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Parliament Register of Members' Interests 2016 [Source]

DIRECTORSHIP AND PARTNERSHIPS

Type of Business	Directorship/Partnership
Mining [Dormant]	Jkamvalethu (Pty)

LAND AND PROPERTY

Location	Description
Rustenberg	House
Cape Town	House

Committee appearances

Water and Sanitation Draft Policy: Department briefing 10 May 2017

The Chairperson opened the meeting by noting that on today’s Committee agenda was the amendment of legislation, namely, the Water Services Act and the National Water Act. The Committee and the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) were encouraged to see the briefing as an interactive session. It would ...
IEC Preparations for 2009 General Elections; IEC & Government Printing Works 2007/08 Annual Reports 27 Jan 2009

The Chairperson reminded everyone that the IEC was not a department or division of Home Affairs, but an independent statutory body in terms of Chapter 9 of the Constitution. It did not lose such autonomy by reporting to the Parliament
Disclaimer of Opinion by Auditor General for Department's Financial Statements 2004/5: hearing 31 May 2006

The Chairperson reported that the question of the disclaimer audit report on the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) had been debated in Parliament the previous day. The Minister had issued a report, stating that she had not been fully informed by her Department. She had called for assistance from National ...
Disclaimer of Opinion by Auditor General for Department's Financial Statements 2004/5: hearing 31 May 2006

Mr H P Chauke (ANC)
State of Home Affairs in Northern Cape, Gauteng, KZN & Free State Provinces 19 May 2006

The Chairperson noted the system of zero tolerance and asked whether there had yet been feedback from the public. This question was not addressed, other than to be supplemented by comments from Members of the Committee concerning reported instances of poor service.

All Committee Appearances

Questions

Questions asked to the Minister of Police 26 Feb 2010

Whether his department has a policy for the disposal of confiscated goods such as precious metals, gold, diamonds, rhino horns and drugs; if not, what is the position in this regard; if so, (a) how effective is the policy in ensuring that drugs and precious metals are not lost from ...

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Plenary appearances

Training Of The Unemployed Project Launched By Department Of Labour As Response To Unemployment (Member's Statement) 1 Jun 2010

Deputy Speaker, the South African unemployment rate rose to 25,2% in the first quarter of 2010, according to the Labour Force Survey released by Statistics SA last week. In response to that trend, the Department of Labour launched the Training of the Unemployed Project earlier this year. One of ...
The President Of The Republic: 27 May 2010

Speaker, I rise on a point of order. I just want to raise a serious concern, that Parliament gears itself up when it comes to interpretation. It is not right that members have to divert from their language and use another language. Therefore I think indigenous languages are very critical ...

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