Mr Moloko Stanford Armour Maila

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Moloko Stanford Armour Maila

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Committee Meetings Attended

  • International Relations AU Summit 2017 outcomes, with Deputy Minister
    15 Feb 2017

    The Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) discussed the outcomes of the AU Summit and the impact of Morocco’s admission to the AU. The focus areas of the Summit included institutional reform, the continental free trade area (CFTA), withdrawing from the International Criminal Court (ICC), election of the AU ...

  • Justice and Correctional Services Child Justice Act section 97 regulations: briefing
    14 Feb 2017

    The Portfolio Committee on Justice and Correctional Services was briefed by the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development on the amendments to the Regulations relating to the Child Justice Act.

    Certain sections of the Act, including sections 11, 28, 43, 56, 75, 77, 85 and 97 were amended by the ...

  • Justice and Correctional Services Halfway houses; rehabilitation & reintegration of parolees / ex-offenders: Correctional Services status report
    1 Feb 2017

    The National Commissioner of Correctional Services briefed the Committee on the court order that required the Department of Correctional Services (DCS) to develop a plan to address overcrowding, which will be monitored until 31 May 2017, by which time the correctional centre populations must have reduced overall to manageable totals ...

  • Justice and Correctional Services Traditional Courts Bill; Implementation of Rome Statute of International Criminal Court Act Repeal Bill: briefing with Minister and Deputy Minister
    31 Jan 2017

    The Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development highlighted that there were many improvements to the Traditional Courts Bill following concerns with previous versions of the Bill. The main objective of the Bill was to create a uniform legislative framework to regulate the role and functions of traditional courts. Since ...

  • International Relations Committee Business
    7 Dec 2016

    The Portfolio Committee on International Relations and Cooperation met to adopt 15 sets of minutes dating back from March 2016. A few editorial changes were made to the minutes and the minutes were then adopted with their amendments.

    The Chairperson informed the Committee that it should pick one country instead ...

  • International Relations DIRCO & African Renaissance Fund on Quarter 1 performance
    30 Nov 2016

    The DIRCO Audit Committee, an external body, reported that meeting with DIRCO on the turnaround strategy to address the Auditor-General’s audit findings and qualified audit opinion would only take place on 6 December, so it would be difficult to make any comments before that meeting. The Audit Committee would only ...

  • International Relations Engagement with Chinese youth diplomats to exchange views on promoting South Africa-China friendship and relations
    9 Nov 2016

    The Portfolio Committee on International Relations and Cooperation met with a 23-person delegation from the People’s Republic of China. The purpose of the meeting was to exchange views on promoting the South Africa-China friendship and bilateral relationship. The young diplomats were given a thorough briefing on the history of cooperation between ...

  • Justice and Correctional Services Protected Disclosures Amendment Bill: false disclosures / financial disclosures
    9 Nov 2016

    The Committee continued its deliberations on the Protected Disclosures Amendment Bill. After listening to advice from the Office of the State Law Adviser (OSLA) regarding the approach of Ghana, Australia, Kenya, Namibia, New Zealand, and India to criminalisation of false disclosures and incentivising disclosures, members restated the views they expressed ...

  • Justice and Correctional Services Protected Disclosures Amendment Bill: deliberations
    8 Nov 2016

    The Committee discussed clause 9(b) of the Protected Disclosures Amendment Bill, which seeks to criminalise intentional, false disclosures that result in harm. Opinion was divided, with DA and ACDP members opposed, and ANC members in support. Members opposed to criminalisation argued that it would discourage whistleblowers because of job insecurity, ...

  • Justice and Correctional Services SAHRC Commissioner vacancies: finalisation
    27 Oct 2016

    The Committee agreed that the key criteria for nominating commissioners for the South African Human Rights Commission are race, gender, disability, continuity, experience of working with communities, legal skills, and human rights background. Members nominated and motivated for the following candidates: Prof Firoz Cachalia, Prof Christopher Bongani Majola, Ms Angelina ...