Dr T S Farisani

Committee appearances

• Department of Arts & Culture on UNESCO & Cultural Diversity 14 Sep 2010

  Mr T Farisani (ANC) chaired the meeting

• Commission for Rights of Cultural, Religious & Linguistic Communities (CRL Commission) briefing 31 Aug 2010

  The Chairperson said it would be helpful if the Commission could provide details where it felt the Act might need to be changed. They were in the best position to understand the challenges, such as duplicated mandates, overlapping of functions and problematic reporting lines.

• National Council for Library & Information Services: Challenges facing Library & Information Services sector; PanSALB Progress Report on former CEO Disciplinary Hearing 1 Jun 2010

  The Chairperson stated that he was aware that the NCLIS could not prescribe, but added that they could make suggestions which had muscle. 

• Moral Regeneration Movement: briefing 18 May 2010

  The Chairperson asked that the Committee be provided with all copies of the documents that were presented in the meeting. He asked if MRM made use of both the SABC and community radio stations when marketing its programmes. He also asked if the choice of the marketing mediums was sensitive ...

• Department of Arts and Culture on its activities in the 2010 FIFA World Cup :briefing 11 May 2010

  The Chairperson said that the were people that were arrested whose aim was to disrupt the World Cup and wanted to know what were the security measures taken to secure the safety of the artists and the public in general and to control the rumours about human trafficking and sex ...

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Questions

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Plenary appearances

• Appropriation Bill 11 May 2010

  Order. [Laughter.] A point of order. [Interjections.]

• Appropriation Bill 11 May 2010

  Chair, our Constitution calls on all of us to respect all the cultures in South Africa, and so does the Freedom Charter. The hon member, in speaking, is always pointing at people using this finger. In my mother tongue this finger is called "musimbavhaloi". [Laughter.]

  You only use it when ...

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