Ms. Graham joined the Democratic Alliance (DA) as a member in 2007, however became an active member in 2009. She organised a DA branch in Aberdeen, a small town in Eastern Cape, and was elected as the Chairperson. In 2011, she was elected as a Councillor. She was re-elected in 2016 and served in the Portfolio Chairperson on Corporate Services and on the Executive Committee of the Dr Beyers Naude Local Municipality. She now serves as a Member of Parliament in the National Assembly. Read more.
75% attendance rate
Attended 3 meetings out of 4
100% attendance rate
Attended 32 meetings out of 32
83% attendance rate
Attended 15 meetings out of 18
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Quarter 1 & 2 report; Committee Programme 17 Feb 2021
Expropriation Bill: discussion 3 Feb 2021
DPWI 2020/21Quarter 1 & 2 performance; Parliamentary Villages oversight report 25 Nov 2020
Public Works and Infrastructure Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report 18 Nov 2020
DPWI portfolio audit outcomes: AGSA briefing; DPWI, PMTE & Entities 2019/20 Annual Report 17 Nov 2020
Questions asked to the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure 25 Feb 2021
Questions asked to the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services 31 Dec 2020
Questions asked to the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies 17 Dec 2020
Deputy Speaker, while the DA supports the Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report, BRRR, being tabled today, we do so with the following riders.
Firstly, the absolute failure of the Fifth Parliament to finalise legislation for the Department of Public Works, the Property Management Trading Entity and the Independent Development Trust ...
Deputy Speaker, while the DA supports the Budgetary Review and Recommendation Report, BRRR, being tabled today, we do so with the following riders.
Firstly, the absolute failure of the Fifth Parliament to finalise legislation for the Department of Public Works, the Property Management Trading Entity and the Independent Development Trust ...