Dr Annelie Lotriet

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About Annelie Lotriet

Dr Lotriet was born in Johannesburg. She completed her post-secondary education at Rand Afrikaans University where she graduated with a BA degree in Languages. She continued her studies and completed a Doctorate degree in Education specializing in higher education. Before making her entrance into South African politics she worked in academia and lectured at both Vista University and the University of the Free State. In 2000 she was appointed as a ward councilor for the DA in Mangaung and served on number of provincial and national committees, boards and associations and previously served as the DA Shadow Minister of Higher Education. Source: DA (http://www.da.org.za).

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2019 committee attendance as mp

80% attendance rate

Attended 20 meetings out of 25

2018 committee attendance as mp

86% attendance rate

Attended 32 meetings out of 37

2017 committee attendance as mp

94% attendance rate

Attended 29 meetings out of 31

2016 committee attendance as mp

81% attendance rate

Attended 25 meetings out of 31

2015 committee attendance as mp

71% attendance rate

Attended 15 meetings out of 21

2014 committee attendance as mp

(From the start of the Fifth Parliament)

95% attendance rate

Attended 19 meetings out of 20

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Parliament Register of Members' Interests 2018 [Source]

SHARES AND OTHER FINANCIAL INTERESTS

Nominal Value No Name of Company Nature
R15 000 110 Stanlib Unit Trust

LAND AND PROPERTY

Description Extent Location
Townhouse 265m2 Bloemfontein

Parliament Register of Members' Interests 2017 [Source]

SHARES AND OTHER FINANCIAL INTERESTS

Nominal Value No Name of Company Nature
15000 2993 Stanlib Unit

LAND AND PROPERTY

Description Extent Location
Sectional Title House 250sq.m Bloemfontein

Parliament Register of Members' Interests 2016 [Source]

SHARES AND OTHER FINANCIAL INTERESTS

Nominal Value No Name of Company Nature
R15 000 1 400 Stanlib Unit Trust

LAND AND PROPERTY

Description Extent Location
House in village 260sq.m. Bloemfontein

Parliament Register of Members' Interests 2015 [Source]

SHARES AND OTHER FINANCIAL INTERESTS

Nominal Value No Name of Company Nature
R15 000 100 Stanlib Unit Trust

LAND AND PROPERTY

Description Extent Location
House [Sectional title] 180sq.m. Bloemfontein

Parliament Register of Members' Interests 2014 [Source]

SHARES AND OTHER FINANCIAL INTERESTS

Nominal Value No Name of Company Nature
R140 000 8 500 Stanlib Portfolio Unit Trust

Committee appearances

  • Draft bill amending section 25 of the Constitution: deliberations 5 Dec 2019

    Dr A Lotriet (DA) said that when last the Committee had met there had been an expectation that parties should get their caucuses together, but, as parties had suggested, it had been impossible to meet with the need to vote on the Adjustments Appropriation Bill the previous day. The position ...

  • Draft bill amending section 25 of the Constitution: briefing 3 Dec 2019

    Dr A Lotriet (DA) asked whether Legal Services had looked at previous judgements about gazetting for public comment during the festive season. She recalled that there had been findings or comments on asking for public comments over the festive season.

  • Finalisation of Programme 25 Oct 2019

    Dr A Lotriet (DA) requested clarity on the dates set aside for written public submissions and whether this would run from 13 December 2019 right through the festive season period.

  • Committee discussion on process and programme 11 Sep 2019

    Dr A Lotriet (DA) asked for clarity in how the list of experts who have been proposed originated. In terms of the Committee being able to propose names, she asked if the Committee is expected to propose those names in that particular meeting or if they would get some time ...

  • Committee Report 13 Mar 2019

    Dr A Lotriet (DA) informed the Chairperson that she reserved the position of the DA.

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Questions

  • Questions asked to the Minister of Basic Education 6 Jan 2020

    (a) Which schools in Gauteng still contain and/or are constructed from materials containing asbestos and (b) what total number of asbestos classrooms does each school have?

  • Questions asked to the Minister of Police 17 Dec 2019

    Whether, with reference to his replies to questions 1785 on 18 June 2018 and 2665 on 4 October 2018, where he states that the Primrose Police Station currently has 35 police officers for visible policing for the three sectors, he has found that the police station actually requires an additional ...

  • Questions asked to the Minister of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation 6 Dec 2019

    (1)What is the (a) current value of the National Housing Builders Registration Council (NHBRC) warranty fund and (b) insurance liability; (2) what was the total income of the NHBRC in the (a) 2015-16, (b) 2016-17 and (c) 2017-18 financial years; (3) whether she and the NHBRC management will consider ...

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Plenary appearances

  • NATIONAL ASSEMBLY WEDNESDAY, 20 MARCH 2019 20 Mar 2019

    Hon Chairperson, Human Rights Day is supposed to be a celebration and a recognition of the fact that, in South Africa, we have a Constitution firmly based on human rights. It is a day where we have to acknowledge that we come from a history where human rights were abused ...

  • NATIONAL ASSEMBLY TUESDAY, 5 MARCH 2019 5 Mar 2019

    Hon Deputy Speaker, this Bill, more popularly known as the IK Bill, has been long awaited and is now again before us to approve the amendments proposed by the NCOP. This is an important milestone in the protection and commercialisation of indigenous knowledge.

    IK and the proper utilisation and recognition ...

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