ZA HANSARDS

→ House of Assembly → 1989

Sitting Days

Front Matter

House of Assembly Sitting Days in 1989

Front Matter - House of Assembly Sittings in 1989

→ 1989 Front Matter Vol9

→ 1989 Front Matter Vol15

→ 1989 Front Matter Vol13

→ 1989 Front Matter Vol12

→ 1989 Front Matter Vol11

→ 1989 Front Matter Vol10

--- title: '1989 Front Matter Vol9' layout: debate year: 1989 volume: Vol9 categories: hoa debates ---

The sign * indicates a translation. The sign †, used subsequently in the same speech, indicates the original language.

Resigned w e f 15 August 1989.

Acting State President from 19 January to 14 March 1989, owing to the indisposition of Mr P W Botha.

Resigned from the Cabinet w e f 1 July 1989; Mr E Louw appointed Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning w e f the same date.

Also Chairman of the Ministers’ Council of the House of Assembly.

Acting Minister of Home Affairs and of Communications w e f 25 March 1989 during the absence from the Republic of Mr J C G Botha.

Acting State President w e f 15 August 1989 vice Mr P W Botha, who resigned w e f the same date.

Acting Minister of Economic Affairs and Technology w e f 11 January 1989 during the absence from the Republic of Mr D W Steyn.

Acting Minister of Public Works and Land Affairs w e f 26 January 1989 vice Mr P T C du Plessis, who resigned from the Cabinet w e f the same date.

Acting Minister of Finance w e f 21 April 1989 during the absence from the Republic of Mr B J du Plessis.

Also member of the Ministers’ Council of the House of Assembly.

Acting Minister of Manpower w e f 26 January 1989 vice Mr P T C du Plessis, who resigned from the Cabinet w e f the same date.

Acting Minister of Defence w e f 24 February 1989 during the absence from the Republic of Gen M A de M Malan.

Also member of the Ministers’ Council of the House of Assembly.

Also member of the Ministers’ Council of the House of Delegates.

Also member of the Cabinet.

See also Deputy Ministers: Ministry.

Water Supply and Works portfolios only in the Ministers’ Council of the House of Assembly.

Appointed w e f 8 March 1989.

Acting Minister of the Budget w e f 3 February 1989 owing to the indisposition of Rev A A Julies.

Appointed w e f 22 March 1989 vice Mr K Ramduth.

Acting Minister of the Budget and Auxiliary Services w e f 16 June 1989 during the absence from the Republic of Mr I Kathrada.

Acting Chairman of the Council and Acting Minister of Housing from 1 January to 21 March 1989 vice Mr A Rajbansi whose services to Parliament were terminated w e f 31 December 1988.

Acting Minister of Health Services and Welfare w e f 2 June 1989 during the absence from the Republic of Mr R Bhana.

Auxiliary Services portfolio added w e f 22 March 1989.

Appointed w e f 22 March 1989 vice Mr S V Naicker.

See also Deputy Ministers: Ministry.

With effect from 29 December 1988.

Appointed w e f 18 April 1989 vice Mr S Abram, who resigned w e f the same date.

With effect from 2 March 1989.

New Republic Party officially dissolved w e f 26 March 1988.

Member of Democratic Party w e f 10 April 1989.

Indirectly elected i t o section 41(1)(c) of the Republic of South Africa Constitution Act, 1983.

Independent member w e f 10 April 1989.

Indirectly elected i t o section 41(1)(c) of the Republic of South Africa Constitution Act, 1983, w e f 2 February 1989 vice Prof N J J Olivier, who resigned w e f the same date.

Nominated by the State President i t o section 41(1)(b) of the Republic of South Africa Constitution Act, 1983.

Resigned w e f 8 August 1989.

Resigned w e f 1 June 1989.

Resigned w e f 1 July 1989.

Resigned w e f 1 September 1989.

Member of Democratic Party w e f 2 May 1989.

Vacant w e f 1 June 1989 owing to the resignation of Mr P F Hugo.

Vacant w e f 1 September 1989 owing to the resignation of Mr A T van der Walt.

Vacant w e f 1 February 1989 owing to the resignation of Mr P de Pontes.

Vacant w e f 1 July 1989 owing to the resignation of Mr J W H Meiring.

Vacant w e f 8 August 1989 owing to the resignation of Mr W J Heine.

Vacant w e f 1 July 1989 owing to the resignation of Mr P J S Olivier.

Vacant w e f 3 February 1989 owing to the resignation of Mr L de Beer.

Vacant w e f 1 June 1989 owing to the resignation of Mr A E Nothnagel.

Vacant w e f 1 February 1989 owing to the resignation of Mr P T C du Plessis.

Indirectly elected w e f 2 February 1989 vice Prof N J J Olivier, who resigned w e f the same date.

Nominated [See: Section 41(1)((b)) Act 110–83].

One from each Province.

Elected by Members [See: Section 41(1)(c) Act 110–83].

Vacancies: Beaufort West; Bellville; East London City; Fauresmith; Hillbrow; Innesdal; Lydenburg; Paarl; Umfolozi.

Nominated by the State President i t o section 42(1)(b) of the Republic of South Africa Constitution Act, 1983.

Indirectly elected i t o section 42(1)(c) of the Republic of South Africa Constitution Act, 1983.

Independent w e f 1 February 1989 owing to resignation from United Democratic Party.

Independent w e f 22 January 1989 owing to resignation from United Democratic Party; joined Labour Party w e f 3 February 1989.

Independent w e f 18 January 1989 owing to resignation from United Democratic Party; joined Democratic Party w e f 2 May 1989.

Independent w e f 29 December 1988 owing to resignation from United Democratic Party; joined Labour Party w e f 3 February 1989.

Independent w e f 6 December 1988 owing to expulsion from Labour Party; joined Democratic Party w e f 2 May 1989.

Vacant w e f 27 December 1988 owing to the death of Mr E P C Buis.

Vacant w e f 1 July 1989 owing to the absence without special leave of Mr R J Lackay.

Indirectly elected i t o section 43(1)(c) of the Republic of South Africa Constitution Act, 1983.

Resigned from National Peoples Party and joined Solidarity w e f 15 February 1989; resigned from Solidarity and became Independent member w e f 10 June 1989.

Resigned from National Peoples Party and joined Solidarity w e f 15 February 1989.

Resigned from National Peoples Party and joined Solidarity w e f 6 March 1989.

Independent w e f 18 January 1989 owing to resignation from National Peoples Party; joined Solidarity w e f 22 February 1989.

Independent w e f 3 February 1989 owing to resignation from National Peoples Party.

Independent w e f 5 April 1989 owing to resignation from Solidarity; joined Democratic Party w e f 10 April 1989.

Resigned w e f 15 August 1989.

Independent w e f 10 May 1989 owing to resignation from National Peoples Party.

Nominated by the State President i t o section 43(1)(b) of the Republic of South Africa Constitution Act, 1983.

Member of Democratic Party w e f 10 April 1989.

Suspended from House for duration of current Parliament.

Vacant w e f 1 July 1989 owing to the absence without special leave of Mr A Rajbansi.

Vacant w e f 1 July 1989 owing to the absence without special leave of Mr A Ismail.

Vacant w e f 15 August 1989 owing to the resignation of Mr F M Khan.

See column 2451

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

DEBATES OF PARLIAMENT (HANSARD)

SEVENTH SESSION—EIGHTH PARLIAMENT

3 February to 26 May 1989

(VOLS 9 TO 12 — DEBATES; VOL 13 — INTERPELLATIONS, QUESTIONS AND REPLIES; and VOL 14 — INDEXES)

CONTENTS

The Ministry v Office-bearers of Parliament ix Members of the House of Assembly x Electoral Divisions — House of Assembly xiii State of parties of House of Assembly as at 5 September 1989 xv Members of the House of Representatives xvi Electoral Divisions — House of Representatives xviii State of parties of House of Representatives as at 5 September 1989 xix Members of the House of Delegates xx Electoral Divisions — House of Delegates xxi State of parties of House of Delegates as at 5 September 1989 xxii Errata xxiii Debates cols 1 – 2664 Indexes: Speeches See Vol 14 Interpellations, Questions and Replies See Vol 13 Subjects See Vol 14 Presiding officers’ rulings, statements, etc See Vol 14

STATE PRESIDENT

Mr P W BOTHA, DMS

MINISTRY

CABINET MINISTERS
Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning	Mr J C HEUNIS, DMS
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Mr R F BOTHA, DMS
Minister of National Education	Mr F W DE KLERK, DMS
Minister of Education and Development Aid	Dr G VAN N VILJOEN, DMS
Minister of Defence	Gen M A DE M MALAN
Minister for Administration and Privatisation	Dr D J DE VILLIERS
Minister of Justice	Mr H J COETSEE
Minister of Agriculture	Mr J J G WENTZEL
Minister of Economic Affairs and Technology	Mr D W STEYN
Minister of Finance	Mr B J DU PLESSIS
Minister of Home Affairs and of Communications	Mr J C G BOTHA
Minister of Transport Affairs	Mr E VAN DER M LOUW
Minister of National Health and Population Development	Dr W A VAN NIEKERK
Minister of Law and Order	Mr A J VLOK
Minister of Environment Affairs and of Water Affairs	Mr G J KOTZÉ
Minister of Information, Broadcasting Services and the Film Industry	Dr C J VAN DER MERWE

DEPUTY MINISTERS
Deputy Minister of Education	Mr S J DE BEER
Deputy Minister of Population Development	Mr L T LANDERS
Deputy Minister of Transport Affairs	Mr D M STREICHER
Deputy Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning	Mr R P MEYER
Deputy Minister of National Health	Dr M H VELDMAN
Deputy Minister of Economic Affairs and Technology	Mr G S BARTLETT
Deputy Minister of Finance	Dr G MARAIS
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs	Mr J W H MEIRING
Deputy Minister of Defence	Mr W N BREYTENBACH
Deputy Minister of Water Affairs and of Land Affairs	Mr J A VAN WYK
Deputy Minister of Agriculture	Dr A I VAN NIEKERK
Deputy Minister of Economic Affairs and Technology	Dr T G ALANT
Deputy Minister of Environment Affairs	Mr S PACHAI
Deputy Minister of Law and Order	Mr L WESSELS

MINISTERS’ COUNCILS

House of Assembly
Chairman of the Council	Mr F W DE KLERK, DMS
Minister of Agriculture and Water Supply	Mr J J G WENTZEL
Minister of Local Government and Housing	Mr A A VENTER
Minister of Education and Culture	Mr P J CLASE
Minister of Health Services and Welfare	Mr P J BADENHORST
Minister of the Budget and Works	Mr K D S DURR

DEPUTY MINISTERS:
Deputy Minister of Health Services	Dr M H VELDMAN
Deputy Minister of Water Supply	Mr J A VAN WYK
Deputy Minister of Agriculture	Dr A I VAN NIEKERK

House of Representatives
Chairman of the Council and Minister of Education and Culture	Rev H J HENDRICKSE
Minister of the Budget, Auxiliary Services and Agriculture	Rev A A JULIES
Minister of Local Government and Housing	Mr D M G CURRY
Minister of Health Services and Welfare	Mr C J APRIL

DEPUTY MINISTERS:
Deputy Minister of the Budget	Mr I RICHARDS
Deputy Minister of Education and Culture	Mr A WILLIAMS

House of Delegates
Chairman of the Council and Minister of Housing	Dr J N REDDY
Minister of Education and Culture	Mr K RAMDUTH
Minister of the Budget and Auxiliary Services	Mr I KATHRADA
Minister of Health Services and Welfare	Mr R BHANA
Minister of Local Government and Agriculture	Mr B DOOKIE

DEPUTY MINISTER:
Deputy Minister of Local Government, Housing and Agriculture	Mr S PACHAI

OFFICE-BEARERS OF PARLIAMENT

SPEAKER OF PARLIAMENT: Mr L le Grange, DMS, SOE

CHIEF WHIP OF PARLIAMENT: Mr A van Breda

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

LEADER OF THE HOUSE: Mr F W de Klerk, DMS

CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE: Adv Z P le Roux

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Dr H M J van Rensburg

DEPUTY CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Mr K D Swanepoel

LEADER OF THE OFFICIAL OPPOSITION: Dr the Hon A P Treurnicht

CHIEF WHIP OF THE MAJORITY PARTY: Mr J J Niemann

CHIEF WHIP OF THE OFFICIAL OPPOSITION: Mr F J le Roux

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

LEADER OF THE HOUSE: Mr I Richards

CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE: Mr P T Sanders

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Mr A Stanley

DEPUTY CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Mr R O’Reilly

LEADER OF THE OFFICIAL OPPOSITION: Mr C H Ebrahim

CHIEF WHIP OF THE MAJORITY PARTY: Mr W J Dietrich

CHIEF WHIP OF THE OFFICIAL OPPOSITION: Mr N M Isaacs

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

LEADER OF THE HOUSE: Mr Y I Seedat

CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE: Mr E Abramjee

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Mr M Thaver

DEPUTY CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Mr P I Devan

LEADER OF THE OFFICIAL OPPOSITION: Mr M Y Baig

CHIEF WHIP OF THE MAJORITY PARTY: Mr Y Moolla

CHIEF WHIP OF THE OFFICIAL OPPOSITION: Mr M Govender

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

PARTIES: National Party = NP, Conservative Party = CP, Democratic Party = DP, New Republic Party = NRP, Independent Members = I.

Alant, Dr Theodorus Gerhardus—Pretoria East NP
Andrew, Kenneth Michael—Cape Town Gardens DP
Aucamp, Jacobus Marthinus NP

Badenhorst, Calle Jeaugeiauen Wicktor—East London North NP
Badenhorst, Petrus Johannes—Oudtshoorn NP
Barnard, Dr Marius Stephanus—Parktown I
Bartlett, George Shepstone—Amanzimtoti NP
Bekker, Hendrik Jacobus—Jeppe NP
Blanché, Johannes Petrus Izak—Boksburg NP
Bloomberg, Col Samuel Gabriel, OMSS—Bezuidenhout NP
Bosman, Brig Jacobus Frederik—Germiston District NP
Botha, Cornelius Johannes van Rooyen—Umlazi NP
Botha, Jan Christoffel Greyling—Port Natal NP
Botha, Roelof Frederik, DMS—Westdene NP
Botma, Marthinus Christoffel—Walvis Bay NP
Brazelle, Jan Antonie—Kimberley North NP
Breytenbach, Wynand Nicolas—Kroonstad NP
Burrows, Roger Marshall—Pinetown DP

Camerer, Mrs Sheila Margaret—Rosettenville NP
Chait, Mrs Esmé Joy NP
Christophers, Derek—Germiston NP
Clase, Petrus Johannes—Virginia NP
Coetsee, Hendrik Jacobus—Bloemfontein West NP
Coetzee, Hendrik Jacobus—Middelburg CP
Coetzer, Pieter Willem—Springs NP
Cronjé, Pierre Carel—Greytown DP
Cunningham, James Henry—Stilfontein. NP

Dalling, David John—Sandton DP
De Beer, Samuel Johannes—Geduld NP
De Beer, Dr Zacharias Johannes DP
De Jager, Adv Christiaan Daniël, SC— Bethal CP
De Klerk, Frederik Willem, DMS— Vereeniging NP
Delport, Dr Jacobus Tertius—Sundays River NP
Derby-Lewis, Comdt Clive John CP
De Ville, Jacobus Rosier—Standerton CP
De Villiers, Dr Dawid Jacobus—Piketberg NP
Dilley, Leo Harry Michael—Simon’s Town NP
Du Plessis, Barend Jacobus—Florida NP
Durr, Kent Diederich Skelton—Maitland NP

Edwards, Brian Victor—Pietermaritzburg South NP
Eglin, Colin Wells—Sea Point DP
Ellis, Michael James—Durban North. DP

Farrell, Paul Johannes—Bethlehem NP
Fick, Lambert Hendrik—Caledon NP
Fismer, Christiaan Loedolff—Rissik NP
Fourie, Andrew—Turffontein NP

Gastrow, Peter Hans Paul—Durban Central DP
Geldenhuys, Dr Barend Leendert NP
Gerber, Andrew—Brits CP
Golden, Dr Samuel Gerhardus Antonie NP
Graaff, David de Villiers—Wynberg NP
Grobler, Adriaan Cornelius Antonie Christoffel—North Rand NP
Grobler, Pieter Gert Wessel—Roodeplaat NP

Hardingham, Ralph William—Mooi River NRP
Hartzenberg, Dr The Hon Ferdinand—Lichtenburg CP
Hattingh, Christiaan Petrus NP
Heine, Willem Johannes—Umfolozi NP
Heunis, Jan Christiaan, OMSG—Helderberg NP
Heyns, Johann Hendrik—Vasco NP
Hugo, Pieter Francois—Beaufort West NP
Hulley, Roger Rex—Constantia DP
Hunter, Mrs Johanna Elizabeth Louw—Edenvale NP

Jacobs, Adv Stephanus Christoffel—Losberg CP
Jager, Mrs Rosil NP
Jooste, Jan Adriaan—De Aar NP
Jordaan, Adriaan Louw—False Bay NP

King, Dr Tersia Johanna—Kempton Park NP
Koornhof, Nicolaas Jacobus Janse van Rensburg—Swellendam NP
Kotzé, Gert Jeremias—Malmesbury NP
Kriel, Hermanus Jacobus—Parow NP
Kritzinger, Wouter Thomas NP
Kruger, Tjaart Andries Petrus—Koedoespoort NP

Langley, Adv Thomas—Soutpansberg CP
Le Grange, Louis, DMS, SOE—Potchefstroom NP
Lemmer, Josefus Johannes—Benoni NP
Le Roux, David Eduard Terblanche—Uitenhage NP
Le Roux, Francois Jacobus—Brakpan CP
Le Roux, Adv Zacharias Petrus—Pretoria West NP
Ligthelm, Christiaan Johannes—Alberton NP
Lorimer, Rupert John—Bryanston DP
Louw, Eli van der Merwe—Namakwaland NP
Louw, Izak—Newton Park NP
Louw, Matthys Hendrik—Queenstown NP

Malan, Gen Magnus André de Merindol—Modderfontein NP
Malan, Wynand Chari—Randburg DP
Malcomess, Douglas John Norton—Port Elizabeth Central DP
Malherbe, Guillaume Johannes—Wellington NP
Marais, Dr Georg—Waterkloof NP
Marais, Pieter Gabriel—Stellenbosch NP
Maré, Pieter Ludolf—Nelspruit NP
Maree, Johannes Wessels—Klip River NP
Maree, Michiel David—Parys NP
Matthee, John Clifford—Durban Point NP
Matthee, Petrus Arnoldus—Umbilo NP
Meiring, Jacobus Wouter Henry—Paarl NP
Mentz, Jurie Hendrik Wynand—Vryheid NP
Mentz, Adv Marthinus Johannes, SC—Ermelo CP
Meyer, Anthon Tobias—Cradock NP
Meyer, Roelof Petrus—Johannesburg West NP
Meyer, Wilhelm Dempers—Humansdorp NP
Mulder, Dr Cornelius Petrus—Randfontein CP
Mulder, Dr Pieter Willem Adriaan—Schweizer-Reneke CP
Myburgh, Adv Gert Benjamin—Port Elizabeth North NP

Nel, Dr Philippus Johannes Cornells—Welkom NP
Niemann, Johannes Jacobus—Kimberley South NP
Nolte, Daniël Gideon Hugo—Delmas CP
Nothnagel, Albertus Erik—Innesdal NP

Odendaal, Dr Willem Adriaan—Sasolburg NP
Olivier, Philippus Johannes Scholtz—Fauresmith NP
Oosthuizen, Gerhardus Cornelius—Pretoria Central NP

Paulus, Petrus Jacobus—Carletonville CP
Pienaar, David Schalk—Potgietersrus CP
Pretorius, Jacob Frederik—Aliwal NP
Pretorius, Pieter Hermanus—Maraisburg NP
Prinsloo, Adv Jurgens Johannes Stephanus—Roodepoort CP

Rabie, Johannes—Worcester NP
Radue, Raymond Julius—King William’s Town NP
Redinger, Rudi Erwin NP
Retief, Johannes Lodewikus—Graaff-Reinet NP

Scheepers, Johannes Hendrikus Lodewyk—Vryburg NP
Schoeman, Carel Benjamin—Nigel CP
Schoeman, Renier Stephanus—Umhlanga NP
Schoeman, Prof Stefanus Johannes—Walmer NP
Schoeman, Stefanus Johannes—Sunnyside NP
Schoeman, Willem Jacobus—Newcastle NP
Schutte, Daniel Pieter Antonie—Pietermaritzburg North NP
Schwarz, Harry Heinz, OMSG—Yeoville DP
Smit, Frans Pieter—Algoa NP
Smit, Hendrik Albertyn—George NP
Smith, Hendrik Johannes—Smithfield NP
Snyman, Adriaan Johannes Jacobus—Meyerton NP
Snyman, Dr Willem Jacobus—Pietersburg CP
Soal, Peter George—Johannesburg North DP
Steenkamp, Dr Pieter Johannes—Umhlatuzana NP
Steyn, Daniel Wynand—Wonderboom NP
Steyn, Pieter Theodorus—Winburg NP
Streicher, Daniel Myburgh—De Kuilen NP
Suzman, Mrs Helen—Houghton DP
Swanepoel, Dr Johannes Jacobus—Bloemfontein East NP
Swanepoel, Karel David—Gezina NP
Swanepoel, The Hon Pieter Johannes—Kuruman NP
Swart, Ray Albert Francis—Berea DP

Terblanche, Andries Jacobus Wilhelmus Pretorius Steyn—Heilbron NP
Thompson, Aubrey Gordon—South Coast NP
Treurnicht, Dr The Hon Andries Petrus, DMS—Waterberg CP

Uys, Casper—Barberton CP

Van Breda, Alexander—Tygervallei NP
Van der Merwe, Albertus Stephanus—Ladybrand NP
Van der Merwe, Dr Christoffel Johannes—Helderkruin NP
Van der Merwe, Jacobus Hercules—Overvaal CP
Van der Merwe, Stephanus Sebastiaan—Green Point DP
Van der Walt, Andries Tjaart—Bellville NP
Van Deventer, Frederik Johannes—Durbanville NP
Van de Vyver, Johannes Hendrik—Albany NP
Van Eck, Jan—Claremont DP
Van Gend, Daniel Petrus de Klerk NP
Van Gend, Jan Bernardus de Ruyter—Groote Schuur DP
Van Heerden, Dr Frederik Jacobus—Bloemfontein North NP
Van Niekerk, Dr André Isak—Prieska. NP
Van Niekerk, Dr Willem Abraham—Ceres NP
Van Rensburg, Dr Helgard Michael Janse—Mossel Bay NP
Van Vuuren, Lukas Martinus Janse—Hercules NP
Van Vuuren, Stefanus Petrus—Ventersdorp CP
Van Wyk, Jacob Albertus—Gordonia NP
Van Wyk, Wynand Jacobus Davel—Witbank CP
Van Zyl, Johannes Gideon—Brentwood NP
Veldman, Dr Michael Hendrik—Rustenburg NP
Venter, Abraham Adriaan—Klerksdorp NP
Viljoen, Dr Gerrit van Niekerk, DMS—Vanderbijlpark NP
Vilonel, Dr Johannes Jacobus—Langlaagte NP
Vlok, Adriaan Johannes—Verwoerdburg NP

Walsh, John Jasper—Pinelands DP
Welgemoed, Dr Peter Johannes—Primrose NP
Wentzel, Jacob Johannes Greyling NP
Wessels, Leon—Krugersdorp NP

ELECTORAL DIVISIONS—HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

Electoral Division	Name
CAPE PROVINCE (56 Electoral Divisions)
Albany	Van de Vyver, J H
Algoa	Smit, F P
Aliwal	Pretorius, J F
Beaufort West	[Vacant]
Bellville	[Vacant]
Caledon	Fick, L H
Cape Town Gardens	Andrew, K M
Ceres	Van Niekerk, Dr W A
Claremont	Van Eck, J
Constantia	Hulley, R R
Cradock	Meyer, A T
De Aar	Jooste, J A
De Kuilen	Streicher, D M
Durbanville	Van Deventer, F J
East London City	[Vacant]
East London North	Badenhorst, C J W
False Bay	Jordaan, A L
George	Smit, H A
Gordonia	Van Wyk, J A
Graaff-Reinet	Retief, J L
Green Point	Van der Merwe, S S
Groote Schuur	Van Gend, J B de R
Heiderberg	Heunis, J C, DMS
Humansdorp	Meyer, W D
Kimberley North	Brazelle, J A
Kimberley South	Niemann, J J
King William’s Town	Radue, R J
Kuruman	Swanepoel, The Hon P J
Maitland	Durr, K D S
Malmesbury	Kotzé, G J
Mossel Bay	Van Rensburg, Dr H M J
Namakwaland	Louw, E van der M
Newton Park	Louw, I
Oudtshoorn	Badenhorst, P J
Paarl	[Vacant]
Parow	Kriel, H J
Piketberg	De Villiers, Dr D J
Pinelands	Walsh, J J
Port Elizabeth Central	Malcomess, D J N
Port Elizabeth North	Myburgh, Adv G B
Prieska	Van Niekerk, Dr A I
Queenstown	Louw, M H
Sea Point	Eglin, C W
Simon’s Town	Dilley, L H M
Stellenbosch	Marais, P G
Sundays River	Delport, Dr J T
Swellendam	Koornhof, N J J van R
Tygervallei	Van Breda, A
Uitenhage	Le Roux, D E T
Vasco	Heyns, J H
Vryburg	Scheepers, J H L
Walmer	Schoeman, Prof S J
Walvis Bay	Botma, M C
Wellington	Malherbe, G J
Worcester	Rabie, J
Wynberg	Graaff, D de V
NATAL (20 Electoral Divisions)
Amanzimtoti	Bartlett, G S
Berea	Swart, R A F
Durban Central	Gastrow, P H P
Durban North	Ellis, M J
Durban Point	Matthee, J C
Greytown	Cronjé, P C
Klip River	Maree, J W
Mooi River	Hardingham, R W
Newcastle	Schoeman, W J
Pietermaritzburg North	Schutte, D P A
Pietermaritzburg South	Edwards, B V
Pinetown	Burrows, R M
Port Natal	Botha, J C G
South Coast	Thompson, A G
Umbilo	Matthee, P A
Umfolozi	[Vacant]
Umhlanga	Schoeman, R S
Umhlatuzana	Steenkamp, Dr P J
Umlazi	Botha, C J van R
Vrvheid	Mentz, J H W
ORANGE FREE STATE (14 Electoral Divisions)
Bethlehem	Farrell, P J
Bloemfontein East	Swanepoel, Dr J J
Bloemfontein North	Van Heerden, Dr F J
Bloemfontein West	Coetsee, H J
Fauresmith	[Vacant]
Heilbron	Terblanche, A J W P S
Kroonstad	Breytenbach, W N
Ladybrand	Van der Merwe, A S
Parys	Maree, M D
Sasolburg	Odendaal, Dr W A
Smithfield	Smith, H J
Virginia	Clase, P J
Welkom	Nel, Dr P J C
Winburg	Steyn, P T
TRANSVAAL (76 Electoral Divisions)
Alberton	Ligthelm, C J
Barberton	Uys, C
Benoni	Lemmer, J J
Bethal	De Jager, Adv C D, SC
Bezuidenhout	Bloomberg, Col S G, OMSS
Boksburg	Blanché, J P I
Brakpan	Le Roux, F J
Brentwood	Van Zyl, J G
Brits	Gerber, A
Bryanston	Lorimer, R J
Carletonville	Paulus, P J
Delmas	Nolte, D G H
Edenvale	Hunter, Mrs J E L
Ermelo	Mentz, Adv M J, SC
Florida	Du Plessis, B J
Geduld	De Beer, S J
Germiston	Christophers, D
Germiston District	Bosman, Brig J F
Gezina	Swanepoel, K D
Helderkruin	Van der Merwe, Dr C J
Hercules	Van Vuuren, L M J
Hillbrow	[Vacant]
Houghton	Suzman, Mrs H
Innesdal	[Vacant]
Jeppe	Bekker, H J
Johannesburg North	Soal, P G
Johannesburg West	Meyer, R P
Kempton Park	King, Dr T J
Klerksdorp	Venter, A A
Koedoespoort	Kruger, T A P
Krugersdorp	Wessels, L
Langlaagte	Vilonel, Dr J J
Lichtenburg	Hartzenberg, Dr The Hon F
Losberg	Jacobs, Adv S C
Lydenburg	[Vacant]
Maraisburg	Pretorius, P H
Meyerton	Snyman, A J J
Middelburg	Coetzee, H J
Modderfontein	Malan, Gen M A de M
Nelspruit	Maré, P L
Nigel	Schoeman, C B
North Rand	Grobler, A C A C
Overvaal	Van der Merwe, J H
Parktown	Barnard, Dr M S
Pietersburg	Snyman, Dr W J
Potchefstroom	Le Grange, L, D M S, SOE
Potgietersrus	Pienaar, D S
Pretoria Central	Oosthuizen, G C
Pretoria East	Alant, Dr T G
Pretoria West	Le Roux, Adv Z P
Primrose	Welgemoed, Dr P J
Randburg	Malan, W C
Randfontein	Mulder, Dr C P
Rissik	Fismer, C L
Roodeplaat	Grobler, P G W
Roodepoort	Prinsloo, Adv J J S
Rosettenville	Camerer, Mrs S M
Rustenburg	Veldman, Dr M H
Sandton	Dalling, D J
Schweizer-Reneke	Mulder, Dr P W A
Soutpansberg	Langley, Adv T
Springs	Coetzer, P W
Standerton	De Ville, J R
Stilfontein	Cunningham, J H
Sunnyside	Schoeman, S J
Turffontein	Fourie, A
Vanderbijlpark	Viljoen, Dr G van N, DMS
Ventersdorp	Van Vuuren, S P
Vereeniging	De Klerk, F W, DMS
Verwoerdburg	Vlok, A J
Waterberg	Treumicht, Dr The Hon A P, DMS
Waterkloof	Marais, Dr G
Westdene	Botha, R F, DMS
Witbank	Van Wyk, W J D
Wonderboom	Steyn, D W
Yeoville	Schwarz, H H, OMSG

(1) NOMINATED BY THE STATE PRESIDENT IN TERMS OF SECTION 41(1)(b) OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA CONSTITUTION ACT, 1983

Cape Province: Van Gend, D P de K	Orange Free State: Jager, Mrs R
Natal: Redinger, R E	Transvaal: Golden, Dr S G A

(2) INDIRECTLY ELECTED IN TERMS OF SECTION 41(1)(c) OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA CONSTITUTION ACT, 1983

Aucamp, J M	Geldenhuys, Dr B L
Chait, Mrs E J	Hattingh, C P
De Beer, Dr Z J	Kritzinger, W T
Derby-Lewis, Comdt C J	Wentzel, J J G

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

STATE OF PARTIES

(as at 5 September 1989)

PARTY	ELECTORAL DIVISIONS [See: Section 41(1)(a) Act 110–83]							GRAND TOTAL
PARTY	Cape	Natal	Orange Free State	Transvaal	TOTAL			GRAND TOTAL
NP	44	13	13	44	114	4	6	124
CP	—	—	—	22	22	—	1	23
DP	8	5	—	6	19	—	1	20
NRP	—	1	—	—	1	—	—	1
I	—	—	—	1	1	—	—	1
Vacancies	4	1	1	3	9	—	—	9
TOTAL	56	20	14	76	166	4	8	178

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

PARTIES: Labour Party of SA = LP, United Democratic Party = UDP, Democratic Reform Party = DRP, Freedom Party of SA = FP, Democratic Party = DP, Independent Members = I.

Abrahams, Leslie Charles—Diamant LP
Abrahams, Thomas—Wentworth LP
Adriaanse, Adriaan Peter—Hawston LP
Andrews, Barend Johannes—Rawsonville LP
April, Christian Jeffrey LP

Balie, Abraham—Steinkopf LP

Carelse, Glen Morris Edwin—Berg River LP
Christians, John William—Ravensmead I
Curry, David Michael George—Pniel LP

Da Gama, Patrick Richard Eric—Eersterus LP
De la Cruz, Dennis Thomas—Ottery LP
Dietrich, William John—Bethelsdorp LP
Douw, John LP
Dunn, Ernest David—Natal Interior LP

Ebrahim, Carter Hassan—Southern Cape DRP
Essop, Anver—Nuweveld LP
Essop, Dr Ismail—Griqualand West LP

Friedberg, Moritz—Springbok LP

George, Trevor Richard—Bosmont LP
Green, Charlie Elias—Haarlem LP
Grobbler, Benjamin—Heidedal LP

Harmse, Peter Samuel—Suurbraak LP
Harris, Peter Christopher—Strandfontein LP
Hendrickse, Rev Helenard Joe—Swart kops LP
Hendrickse, Peter Alroy Charles— Addo LP
Herandien, Cecil Bernard—Macassar I
Herwels, Floras George—Outeniqua LP
Hollander, Louis Jacob—Britstown LP
Hoosen, Mrs Soheir—Tafelberg FP

Isaacs, Nicholas Martin—Bishop Lavis. DRP

Jenneke, Leslie Joseph—Northern Cape LP
Johannes, Andries Frederick—Heideveld DRP
Johnson, Johannes David—Esselen Park DRP
Josephs, Douglas Willem Nebuchadnezzar—Riversdal LP
Julies, Rev Andrew Alfred—Kalahari LP

Kippen, Cecil John—Durban Suburbs DP
Kleinsmidt, Paul Johannes—Elsies River LP
Koeberg, Carolus—Fish River LP
Krieger, John David—Hantam LP

Lackay, Richard John—Manenberg LP
Landers, Luwellyn Tyrone—Mitchells Plain LP
Lategan, Kenneth Henry—Hanover Park LP
Leeuw, Godfrey Louis—Southern Free State LP
Lockey, Desmond LP
Loonat, Mahomed—Gelvandale LP
Louw, Samuel Kolman—Rust Ter Vaal LP

Macalagh, Godfrey Job—Opkoms LP
Masher, Mario George—Karee LP
Mateman, Donald Harry—Eldorado Park LP
McKenzie, Patrick Cecil—Bonteheuwel LP
Meyer, Petrus—Vredendal LP
Meyer, William James—Robertson LP
Mopp, Peter Alexander Steward—Border LP
Morkel, Gerald Norman—Retreat LP
Müller, Paul Joseph UDP

Nasson, Clifford Ivor—Bokkeveld LP

Oosthuizen, Jacobus Christian—Swartland LP
O’Reilly, Reginald—North Eastern Cape LP

Padiachy, Neville Johannes—Genadendal LP
Peters, Frederick Edward—Silvertown. LP
Pilcher, Mrs Joy—Kasselsvlei LP
Poole, Arend Edward—Belhar DP

Rabie, Jakobus Albert—Reigerpark UDP
Redcliffe, Charles Robert—Schauderville DP
Reeves, Anthony Edgar—Klipspruit West LP
Ressouw, Mrs Anne LP
Richards, Ismail—Toekomsrus LP
Rooskrans, Glen—Western Free State. LP
Roper, Arthur James—Alra Park LP
Ross, Harold Phillip—Rietvlei LP

Sanders, Philip Theophilus—Eastern Free State LP
Sass, Vernon—Matroosfontein DRP
Stanley, Arthur—Liesbeeck LP
Swartz, John James—Daljosaphat DRP
Swartz, Martin Hendrik—Upington DRP
Swigelaar, James Daniel—Dysselsdorp. LP

Van den Heever, Joseph George—Grassy Park LP
Verveen, Solomon Hardy—Northern Transvaal LP

Wessels, Gregory Raymond—Newclare LP
Whyte, William Lawrence—Natal Mid-East LP
Williams, Abraham—Mamre LP
Williams, Roy Desmond—Mid Karoo LP
Wyngaard, Christiaan Allen—Wuppertai LP

Young, Dennis Colin—Greenwood Park LP

ELECTORAL DIVISIONS—HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Electoral Division	Name
CAPE PROVINCE (60 Electoral Divisions)
Addo	Hendrickse, P A C
Belhar	Poole A F.
Berg River	Carelse, G M E
Bethelsdorp	Dietrich, W J
Bishop Lavis	Isaacs, N M
Bokkeveld	Nasson C I
Bonteheuwel	McKenzie, P C
Border	Mopp, P A S
Britstown	Hollander, L J
Daljosaphat	Swartz, J J
Diamant	Abrahams, L C
Diaz	[Vacant]
Dysselsdorp	Swigelaar, J D
Elsies River	Kleinsmidt, P J
Esselen Park	Johnson J D
Fish River	Koeberg, C
Gelvandale	Loonat, M
Genadendal	Padiachy, N J
Grassy Park	Van den Heever, J G
Griqualand West	Essop, Dr I
Haarlem	Green, C E
Hanover Park	Lategan, K H
Hantam	Krieger, J D
Hawston	Adriaanse, A P
Heideveld	Johannes, A F
Kalahari	Julies, A A
Karee	Masher M G
Kasselsvlei	Pilcher, Mrs J
Liesbeeck	Stanley, A
Macassar	Herandien, C B
Mamre	Williams, A
Manenberg	[Vacant]
Matroosfontein	Sass, V
Mid Karoo	Williams, R D
Mitchells Plain	Landers, L T
Northern Cape	Jenneke, L J
North Eastern Cape	O’Reilly, R
Nuweveld	Essop, A
Ottery	De la Cruz, D T
Outeniqua	Herwels, F G
Pniel	Curry, D M G
Ravensmead	Christians, J W
Rawsonville	Andrews, B J
Retreat	Morkel, G N
Rietvlei	Ross, H P
Riversdal	Josephs, D W N
Robertson	Meyer, W J
Schauderville	Redcliffe, C R
Silvertown	Peters, F E
Southern Cape	Ebrahim, C H
Springbok	Friedberg, M
Steinkopf	Balie, A
Strandfontein	Harris, P C
Suurbraak	Harmse, P S
Swartkops	Hendrickse, Rev H J
Swartland	Oosthuizen, J C
Tafelberg	Hoosen, Mrs S
Upington	Swartz, M H
Vredendal	Meyer, P
Wuppertal	Wvngaard, C A
NATAL (5 Electoral Divisions)
Durban Suburbs	Kippen, C J
Greenwood Park	Young, D C
Natal Interior	Dunn, E D
Natal Mid-East	Whyte, W L
Wentworth	Abrahams, T
ORANGE FREE STATE (5 Electoral Divisions)
Eastern Free State	Sanders, P T
Heide dal	Grobbler, B
Opkoms	Macalagh, G J
Southern Free State	Leeuw, G L
Western Free State	Rooskrans, G
TRANSVAAL (10 Electoral Divisions)
Alra Park	Roper, A J
Bosmont	George, T R
Eersterus	Da Gama, P R E
Eldorado Park	Mateman, D
Klipspruit West	Reeves, A E
Newclare	Wessels, G R
Northern Transvaal	Verveen, S H
Reigerpark	Rabie, J A
Rust Ter Vaal	Louw, S K
Toekomsrus	Richards, I

NOMINATED BY THE STATE PRESIDENT IN TERMS OF SECTION 42 (1) (b) OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA CONSTITUTION ACT, 1983

April, C J

Lockey D

INDIRECTLY ELECTED IN TERMS OF SECTION 42 (1) (c) OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA CONSTITUTION ACT, 1983

Douw, J

Müller, P J

Ressouw, Mrs A

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

STATE OF PARTIES

(as at 5 September 1989)

PARTY	ELECTORAL DIVISIONS [See: Section 42(1)(a) Act 110–83]					NOMINATED [See: Section 42 (1) (b) Act 110–83]	ELECTED BY MEMBERS [See: Section 42 (1) (c) Act 110–83]	GRAND TOTAL
	PROVINCES				Total
	Cape	Natal	Orange Free State	Transvaal	Total
Labour Party	46	4	5	9	64	2	2	68
Democratic Reform Party	7	—	—	—	7	—	—	7
Democratic Party	2	1	—	—	3	—	—	3
United Democratic Party	—	—	—	1	1	—	1	2
Freedom Party	1	—	—	—	1	—	—	1
Independents	2	—	—	—	2	—	—	2
Vacancies	2	—	—	—	2	—	—	2
TOTAL	60	5	5	10	80	2	3	85

Vacancies: Diaz; Manenberg.

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES

PARTIES: National Peoples Party = NPP, Solidarity = S, Democratic Party = DP, Progressive Independent Party = PIP, Peoples Party of South Africa = PPSA, Independent Members = I.

Abram, Salamuddi PPSA
Abramjee, Ebrahim—Laudium I
Akoob, Abdool Sattar—Eastern Transvaal S

Baig, Mahomed Yakoob—Moorcross NPP
Bandulalla, Mohanlal—Havenside S
Bhana, Raman—Malabar S

Cader, Dr Doat—Montford I
Chetty, Kasaval—Chatsworth Central S
Collakoppen, Subhrey—Central Rand S

Dasoo, Ismail Cassim—North Western Transvaal PPSA
Devan, Palanisamy Iyanna—Cavendish S
Dookie, Baldeo—Red Hill S

Govender, Mathoray—Umzinto NPP

Hurbans, Anilkumar Gopallal—Tongaat NPP

Ismail, Aboobaker—Durban Bay I
Iyman, John Vadivelu—Camperdown DP

Jumuna, Naruntuk—North Coast S

Kathrada, Ismail—Verulam S
Khan, Abdulla—Brickfield NPP
Khan, Faiz Mohamed—Lenasia East PIP
Khan, Nizam Ebrahim—Isipingo S

Lambat, Ahomed Ebrahim—Actonville PPSA

Manikkam, Rev Edward Jacannathan—Rylands I
Moodley, Kisten—Southern Natal S
Moodliar, Coopasamy Narainsamy—Phoenix S
Moolla, Yunus—Stanger S

Nadasen, Perumal Chinnappyan—Allandale NPP
Naicker, Soobramoney Vythilingam—Northern Natal NPP
Naranjee, Manilall—Mariannhill I
Nowbath, Ranji Seetharam NPP

Pachai, Somaroo—Natal Midlands S
Padayachy, Dr Murugasen Samy— North Western Cape I
Palan, Thulkanna—Bayview S
Pillay, Arumugam Kisten—Merebank S
Pillay, Chinsamy—Lenasia West NPP
Poovalingam, Pat Thungaval—Reservoir Hills DP

Rajab, Mahmoud—Springfield DP
Rajbansi, Amichand—Arena Park NPP
Ramduth, Kassipershad—Clare Estate. S
Rampersadh, Harichander—Newholme NPP
Razak, Abdool Samood S
Reddy, Dr Jagaram Narainsamy— Glenview S

Seedat, Yusuf Ismail S
Shah, Mohamed Sadic—Lenasia Central NPP

Thaver, Muthusami S

ELECTORAL DIVISIONS—HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Electoral Division	Name
CAPE PROVINCE (3 Electoral Divisions)
Malabar	Bhana, R
North-Western Cape	Padayachy, Dr M S
Rylands	Manikkam, Rev E J
NATAL (29 Electoral Divisions)
Allandale	Nadasen, P C
Arena Park	[Vacant]
Bayview	Palan, T
Brickfield	Khan, A
Camperdown	Iyman, J V
Cavendish	Devan, P I
Chatsworth Central	Chetty, K
Clare Estate	Ramduth, K
Durban Bay	[Vacant]
Glenview	Reddy, Dr J N
Havenside	Bandulalla, M
Isipingo	Khan, N E
Mariannhill	Naranjee, M
Merebank	Pillay, A K
Montford	Cader, Dr D
Moorcross	Baig, M Y
Natal Midlands	Pachai, S
Newholme	Rampersadh, H
North Coast	Jumuna, N
Northern Natal	Naicker, S V
Phoenix	Moodliar, C N
Red Hill	Dookie, B
Reservoir Hills	Poovalingam, P T
Southern Natal	Moodley, K
Springfield	Rajab, M
Stanger	Moolla, Y
Tongaat	Hurbans, A G
Umzinto	Govender, M
Verulam	Kathrada, I
TRANSVAAL (8 Electoral Divisions)
Actonville	Lambat, A E
Central Rand	Collakoppen, S
Eastern Transvaal	Akoob, A S
Laudium	Abramjee, E
Lenasia Central	Shah, M S
Lenasia East	[Vacant]
Lenasia West	Pillay, C
North Western Transvaal	Dasoo, I C

NOMINATED BY THE STATE PRESIDENT IN TERMS OF SECTION 43 (1) ((b)) OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA CONSTITUTION ACT, 1983

Nowbath, R S

Thaver, M

INDIRECTLY ELECTED IN TERMS OF SECTION 43 (1) (c) OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA CONSTITUTION ACT, 1983

Abram, S

Razak, A S

Seedat, Y I

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

STATE OF PARTIES

(as at 5 September 1989)

PARTY	ELECTORAL DIVISIONS [See: Section 43(1)(a) Act 110–83]				NOMINATED [See: Section 43 (1) (b) Act 110–83]	ELECTED BY MEMBERS [See: Section 43 (1) (c) Act 110–83]	GRAND TOTAL
	PROVINCES			Total
	Cape	Natal	Transvaal	Total
S	1	15	2	18	1	2	21
NPP	—	7	2	9	1	—	10
DP	—	3	—	3	—	—	3
PPSA	—	—	2	2	—	1	3
I	2	2	1	5	—	—	5
Vacancies	—	2	1	3	—	—	3
TOTAL	3	29	8	40	2	3	45

Vacancies: Arena Park; Durban Bay; Lenasia East.

ERRATA

In column 8, line 41, for “are” read “is”.

In column 208, line 6, for “State President” read “Minister”.

In column 228, line 45, for “dispoused” read “disclosed”.

In column 1611, line 31, for “sinister” read “cynical”.

In column 2184, line 11, for “Attorney-” read “Advocate-”.

In column 2484, line 6, for “will be” read “was”.

In column 4139, line 42, for “A K” read “R K”.

In column 4241, line 9, and column 4242, line 34, for “Mr W WHYTE, MEC:” read “Mr W L WHYTE:”.

In column 4676, line 29, for “Mr P J BURROWS:” read “Mr R M BURROWS:”.

In column 6654, line 2, after “It was not the DP.” insert “Mrs H SUZMAN: Yes, but we have the same policy. There has been no change in the policy or principles of the DP from that of the PFP. That the hon the Deputy Minister should understand.

The DEPUTY MINISTER OF LAW AND ORDER:”

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

DEBATES OF PARLIAMENT

(HANSARD)

SEVENTH SESSION—EIGHTH PARLIAMENT

The sign * indicates a translation. The sign †, used subsequently in the same speech, indicates the original language.

--- title: '1989 Front Matter Vol15' layout: debate year: 1989 volume: Vol15 categories: hoa debates ---

Acting State President w e f 15 August 1989; also Minister of National Education and Chairman of the Ministers’ Council in the House of Assembly until 14 September 1989.

Assumed office of State President on 20 September 1989.

Also responsible for administration of National Intelligence Service and Bureau for Information w e f 21 September 1989.

Dr G van N Viljoen, previously Minister of Education and Development Aid, became Minister of Constitutional Development and of National Education.

Acting Minister of National Education vice Mr F W de Klerk between 14 and 21 September 1989.

Dr D J de Villiers, previously Minister for Administration and Privatisation, became Minister of Mineral and Energy Affairs and Public Enterprises vice Mr D W Steyn, Minister of Economic Affairs and Technology until 20 September 1989.

Acting Minister of Finance w e f 22 September 1989 during the absence from the Republic of Mr B J du Plessis.

Also Chairman of Ministers’ Council of the House of Assembly.

Acting Minister responsible for administration of National Intelligence Service between 14 and 21 September 1989.

Mr E van der M Louw, previously Minister of Transport Affairs, became Minister of Manpower.

Dr C J van der Merwe, previously Minister of Information, Broadcasting Services and the Film Industry, became Minister of Education and of Development Aid.

Mr E Louw, previously Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning, became Minister of Home Affairs vice Mr J C G Botha.

Mr K D S Durr, previously Minister of the Budget and Works in the Ministers’ Council of the House of Assembly, became Minister of Trade and Industry and Tourism.

Mr G S Bartlett, previously Deputy Minister of Economic Affairs and Technology, became Minister of Transport and of Public Works and Land Affairs.

Appointed Minister of Planning and Provincial Affairs.

Appointed Minister of National Health and Population Development vice Dr W A van Niekerk.

(12) Appointed Minister of Agriculture vice Mr J J G Wentzel.

Appointed Minister for Administration and Privatisation.

Mr R P Meyer, previously Deputy Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning, became Deputy Minister of Constitutional Development and of National Education.

Dr T G Alant, previously Deputy Minister of Economic Affairs and Technology, became Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry.

Mr L Wessels, previously Deputy Minister of Law and Order, became Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs vice Mr J W H Meiring, who was appointed Administrator of the Cape w e f 1 July 1989.

Appointed Deputy Minister of Planning and Provincial Affairs.

Appointed Deputy Minister of Mineral and Energy Affairs and Public Enterprises.

Appointed Deputy Minister of Justice.

Appointed Deputy Minister of Education and of Development Aid.

Appointed vice Mr J J G Wentzel, who was Acting Chairman of the Ministers’ Council between 14 and 21 September 1989. Also Minister of Justice.

Mr A A Venter, previously Minister of Local Government and Housing, became Minister of the Budget and Local Government.

Mr S J de Beer, previously Deputy Minister of Education in the Cabinet, became Minister of Health Services, Welfare and Housing.

Dr A I van Niekerk, previously Deputy Minister of Agriculture in the Cabinet, became Minister of Agriculture and Water Supply.

Rev A A Julies, previously Minister of the Budget, Auxiliary Services and Agriculture, became Minister of Local Government and Agriculture.

Mr D M G Curry, previously Minister of Local Government and Housing, became Minister of Housing.

Mr I Richards, previously Deputy Minister of the Budget, became Minister of the Budget.

Resigned w e f 28 September 1989.

Also Deputy Minister of Environment Affairs in the Cabinet up to 20 September 1989.

Elected w e f 14 September 1989.

Appointed w e f 21 September 1989.

Elected w e f 13 September 1989.

Appointed w e f 14 September 1989.

Appointed w e f 11 September 1989.

Appointed w e f 13 September 1989.

Appointed w e f 26 September 1989.

Elected w e f 13 September 1989.

Appointed w e f 14 September 1989.

Appointed w e f 13 September 1989.

Appointed w e f 11 September 1989.

Elected w e f 13 September 1989.

Appointed w e f 27 September 1989.

Recognised w e f 6 September 1989, for the purposes of Act 40 of 1974.

Appointed w e f 7 September 1989.

Nominated—section 41(1)(b) of Constitution.

Indirectly elected—section 41(1)(c) of Constitution.

Appointed as member of President’s Council w e f 27 September 1989.

Vacant w e f 27 September 1989 owing to appointment of member to President’s Council.

(2)Vacant w e f 6 September 1989 owing to equality of votes in general election.

Nominated [See: Section 41(1)(b) Act 110-83]. One from each Province.

Elected by Members [See: Section 41(1)(c) Act 110-83]. Vacancies: Ceres; Fauresmith; Vasco.

Nominated—section 42(1)(b) of Constitution.

Indirectly elected—section 42(1)(c) of Constitution.

Member of Democratic Reform Party until 25 September 1989.

Nominated [See: Section 42(1)(b) Act 110-83].

Elected by Members [See: Section 42(1)(c) Act 110-83).

Nominated—section 43(1)(b) of Constitution.

Indirectly elected—section 43(1)(c) of Constitution.

Elected as member of Peoples Party of South Africa; joined National Peoples Party we f 13 September 1989; rejoined Peoples Party of South Africa w e f 26 September 1989.

Elected as member of Merit Peoples Party; joined National Peoples Party w e f 21 September 1989.

Elected as independent member; joined Solidarity w e f 12 September 1989.

Indirectly elected as member of Solidarity w e f 12 September 1989; joined National Peoples Party w e f 13 September 1989; resigned from Ministers’ Council and Parliament w e f 28 September 1989.

Elected as independent member; joined National Peoples Party w e f 13 September 1989.

Elected as member of United Party; joined Solidarity w e f 13 September 1989.

Elected as member of National Peoples Party; joined Solidarity w e f 12 September 1989.

Elected as independent member; joined National Peoples Party w e f 21 September 1989; became independent member again w e f 26 September 1989.

Elected as member of United Party; joined National Peoples Party w e f 13 September 1989.

Indirectly elected as member of Merit Peoples Party w e f 12 September 1989; joined National Peoples Party w e f 21 September 1989.

Elected as member of National Federal Party; joined National Peoples Party w e f 13 September 1989; rejoined National Federal Party w e f 27 September 1989.

Resigned w e f 28 September 1989.

Nominated [See: Section 43(1)(b) Act 110-83].

Elected by Members [See: Section 43(1)(c) Act 110-83].

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

DEBATES OF PARLIAMENT (HANSARD)

FIRST SESSION—NINTH PARLIAMENT

13 September to 27 September 1989

(Vols. 15)

CONTENTS

The Ministry v Ministers’ Councils ix Office-bearers of Parliament xi Members of the House of Assembly xiii Electoral Divisions — House of Assembly xvi State of parties of House of Assembly as at 27 September 1989 xviii Members of the House of Representatives xix Electoral Divisions — House of Representatives xxi State of parties of House of Representatives as at 26 September 1989 xxii Members of the House of Delegates xxiii Electoral Divisions — House of Delegates xxv State of parties of House of Delegates as at 28 September 1989 xxvi Index to Proceedings xxvii Index to Speeches xxix Errata xxxii Debates cols 1 - 120 Appendices: Index to Subjects pp 1 - 2 Presiding officers’ rulings, statements, etc p 3

STATE PRESIDENT

Mr F W DE KLERK, DMS

MINISTRY

CABINET MINISTERS

(With effect from 21 September 1989)

Minister of Foreign Affairs	Mr R F BOTHA, DMS
Minister of Constitutional Development and of National Education	Dr G VAN N VILJOEN, DMS
Minister of Defence	Gen M A DE M MALAN, SSA, OMSG, SD, SM
Minister of Mineral and Energy Affairs and Public Enterprises	Dr D J DE VILLIERS, OMSG
Minister of Justice	Mr H J COETSEE
Minister of Finance	Mr B J DU PLESSIS
Minister of Manpower	Mr E VAN DER M LOUW
Minister of Law and Order	Mr A J VLOK
Minister of Environment Affairs and of Water Affairs	Mr G J KOTZÉ
Minister of Education and of Development Aid	Dr C J VAN DER MERWE
Minister of Home Affairs	Mr E LOUW
Minister of Trade and Industry and Tourism	Mr K D S DURR
Minister of Transport and of Public Works and Land Affairs	Mr G S BARTLETT
Minister of Planning and Provincial Affairs	Mr H J KRIEL
Minister of National Health and Population Development	Dr E H VENTER
Minister of Agriculture	Mr J DE VILLIERS
Minister for Administration and Privatisation	Dr W J DE VILLIERS

DEPUTY MINISTERS

(With effect from 21 September 1989)

Deputy Minister of Constitutional Development and of National Education	Mr R P MEYER
Deputy Minister of Finance	Dr G MARAIS
Deputy Minister of Defence	Mr W N BREYTENBACH
Deputy Minister of Water Affairs and of Land Affairs	Mr J A VAN WYK
Deputy Minister of Trade and Industry	Dr T G ALANT
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs	Mr L WESSELS
Deputy Minister of Planning and Provincial Affairs	Mr A FOURIE
Deputy Minister of Mineral and Energy Affairs and Public Enterprises	Dr P J WELGEMOED
Deputy Minister of Justice	Mr D P A SCHUTTE
Deputy Minister of Education and of Development Aid	Mr P G MARAIS

MINISTERS’ COUNCILS

House of Assembly

(With effect from 21 September 1989)

Chairman of the Council	Mr H J COETSEE
Minister of the Budget and Local Government	Mr A A VENTER
Minister of Education and Culture	Mr P J CLASE
Minister of Health Services, Welfare and Housing	Mr S J DE BEER
Minister of Agriculture and Water Supply	Dr A I VAN NIEKERK

House of Representatives

(With effect from 21 September 1989)

Chairman of the Council and Minister of Education and Culture	Rev H J HENDRICKSE
Minister of Local Government and Agriculture	Rev A A JULIES
Minister of Housing	Mr D M G CURRY
Minister of Health Services and Welfare	Mr C J APRIL
Minister of the Budget	Mr I RICHARDS

DEPUTY MINISTER:

Deputy Minister of Education and Culture

Mr A WILLIAMS

House of Delegates

(As at 28 September 1989)

Chairman of the Council and Minister of Housing	Dr J N REDDY
Minister of Education and Culture	Mr K RAMDUTH
Minister of the Budget and Auxiliary Services	Mr I KATHRADA
Minister of Health Services and Welfare	Mr R BHANA
Minister of Local Government and Agriculture	Mr B DOOKIE

DEPUTY MINISTER:

Deputy Minister of Local Government, Housing and Agriculture

Mr S PACHAI

OFFICE-BEARERS OF PARLIAMENT

SPEAKER OF PARLIAMENT: Mr L le Grange, DMS, SOE

CHIEF WHIP OF PARLIAMENT: Mr A van Breda

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

LEADER OF THE HOUSE: Dr D J de Villiers, OMSG

CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE: Dr H M J van Rensburg

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Mr P L Maré

DEPUTY CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Mr K D Swanepoel

LEADER OF THE OFFICIAL OPPOSITION: Dr the Hon A P Treurnicht CHIEF WHIP OF THE MAJORITY PARTY: Mr J J Niemann

CHIEF WHIP OF THE OFFICIAL OPPOSITION: Mr F J le Roux

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

LEADER OF THE HOUSE: Mr I Richards

CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE: Mr P T Sanders

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Mr R O’Reilly

DEPUTY CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Mr D W N Josephs

LEADER OF THE OFFICIAL OPPOSITION: [Vacant]

CHIEF WHIP OF THE MAJORITY PARTY: Mr J C Oosthuizen

CHIEF WHIP OF THE OFFICIAL OPPOSITION: Mr N M Isaacs

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

LEADER OF THE HOUSE: [Vacant]

CHAIRMAN OF THE HOUSE: Mr S Abram

CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Mr P I Devan

DEPUTY CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES: Mr T Palan

LEADER OF THE OFFICIAL OPPOSITION: Mr A Rajbansi

CHIEF WHIP OF THE MAJORITY PARTY: Mr Y Moolla

CHIEF WHIP OF THE OFFICIAL OPPOSITION: Mr M Y Baig

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

PARTIES: National Party = NP, Conservative Party = CP,Democratic Party = DP

Ackermann, Cornelius—Bellville NP
Alant, Dr Theodorus Gerhardus—Pretoria East NP
Andrew, Kenneth Michael—Cape Town Gardens DP

Babb, Glenn Robin Ware NP
Badenhorst, Callé Jeaugeiauen Wicktor—East London North NP
Barnard, Salmon Petrus—Hercules CP
Bartlett, George Shepstone—Amanzimtoti NP
Bekker, Hendrik Jacobus—Jeppe NP
Blaas, Comdt Adriaan—Newcastle NP
Blanché, Johannes Petrus Izak—Boksburg NP
Bosman, Brig Jacobus Frederik—Germiston District NP
Botha, Cornelius Johannes van Rooyen—Umlazi NP
Botha, Jacobus Johannes Christoffel— Wonderboom CP
Botha, Roelof Frederik, DMS—Westdene NP
Botha, Willem Abraham—Uitenhage CP
Botha, Dr Willem Jacobus—Rustenburg CP
Brazelie, Jan Antonie—Kimberley North NP
Breytenbach, Wynand Nicolas—Kroonstad NP
Bruwer, Andries Abraham Bosman—Lydenburg CP
Burrows, Roger Marshall—Pinetown DP

Camerer, Mrs Sheila Margaret—Rosettenville NP
Carlisle, Robin Vincent—Wynberg DP
Charlewood, Mrs Carole Heeley—Umbilo DP
Chiolé, Joseph—Pretoria West CP
Christophers, Derek—Germiston NP
Clase, Petrus Johannes—Virginia NP
Cloete, Andries Christof—Beaufort West NP
Coetsee, Hendrik Jacobus—Bloemfontein West NP
Coetzee, Hendrik Jacobus—Middelburg CP
Coetzer, Pieter Willem—Springs NP
Cronjé, Pierre Carel—Greytown DP

Dalling, David John—Sandton DP
De Beer, Samuel Johannes—Geduld NP
De Beer, Dr Zacharias Johannes— Parktown DP
De Jager, Arnoldus Johannes—Oudtshoorn NP
De Jager, Adv Christiaan Daniel, SC— Bethal CP
De Jager, Christoffel Lombard—Walvis Bay NP
De la Rey, Pieter Hamman—Maraisburg CP
De Ville, Jacobus Rosier—Standerton CP
De Villiers, Dr Dawid Jacobus, OMSG—Piketberg NP
De Villiers, Jacob NP
De Villiers, Dr Willem Johannes NP
De Waal, Louis Arnold—North Rand DP
De Wet, André Eloff DP
Delport, Dr Jacobus Tertius—Sundays River NP
Du Plessis, Barend Jacobus—Florida NP
Du Plessis, Daniel Petrus—Roodeplaat CP
Durr, Kent Diederich Skelton—Maitland NP

Eglin, Colin Wells—Sea Point DP
Ellis, Michael James—Durban North DP
Engel, Geoffrey Craig—Bezuidenhout DP

Farrell, Paul Johannes—Bethlehem NP
Fick, Lambert Hendrik—Caledon NP
Fismer, Christiaan Loedolff—Rissik NP
Fourie, Andrew—Turffontein NP
Fuchs, Lester—Hillbrow DP

Gastrow, Peter Hans Paul—Durban Central DP
Geldenhuys, Dr Barend Leendert— Brentwood NP
Gerber, Andrew—Brits CP
Goodall, Brian Bradford—Edenvale DP
Gous, Dr Pieter Jacobus—Parys CP
Graaff, David de Villiers NP
Groenewald, Petrus Johannes—Stilfontein CP
Gunning, Thomas—Vereeniging NP

Hartzenberg, Dr The Hon Ferdinand— Lichtenburg CP
Haswell, Robert Frederick—Pietermaritzburg South DP
Heyns, Johann Hendrik—Vasco NP
Hoon, Jan Hendrik—Kuruman CP
Hulley, Roger Rex—Constantia DP

Jacobs, Adv Stephanus Christoffel—Losberg CP
Jacobsz, Dr Francois Paul—Helderberg NP
Jooste, Jan Adriaan—De Aar NP
Jordaan, Adriaan Louw—False Bay NP
Jordaan, Ernst Jacobus—Welkom CP
Jordaan, Jacobus Adriaan—Umhlanga DP

King, Ryno Johannes—Worcester NP
King, Dr Tersia Johanna—Kempton Park NP
Koornhof, Nicolaas Jacobus Janse van Rensburg—Swellendam NP
Kotzé, Gert Jeremias—Malmesbury NP
Kriel, Hermanus Jacobus—Parow NP
Kruger, Tjaart Andries Petrus—Koedoespoort NP

Langley, Adv Thomas—Soutpansberg CP
Le Grange, Louis, DMS, SOE—Potchefstroom NP
Le Roux, Francois Jacobus—Brakpan CP
Lemmer, Josefus Johannes—Benoni NP
Leon, Anthony James—Houghton DP
Lorimer, Rupert John—Bryanston DP
Louw, Eli van der Merwe—Namakwaland NP
Louw, Eugene—Paarl NP
Louw, Izak—Newton Park NP

Malan, Gen Magnus André de Merindol SSA, OMSG, SD, SM—Modderfontein NP
Malan, Wynand Chari—Randburg DP
Malherbe, Guillaume Johannes—Wellington NP
Marais, Dr Georg—Waterkloof NP
Marais, Johan André—Port Natal NP
Marais, Pieter Gabriel—Stellenbosch NP
Maré, Pieter Ludolf—Nelspruit NP
Maree, Johannes Wessels—Klip River NP
Matthee, John Clifford—Durban Point NP
Mentz, Jurie Hendrik Wynand—Vryheid NP
Mentz, Adv Marthinus Johannes, SC— Ermelo CP
Meyer, Anthon Tobias—Cradock NP
Meyer, Roelof Petrus—Johannesburg West NP
Meyer, Wilhelm Dempers—Humansdorp NP
Momberg, Jan Hendrik—Simon’s Town DP
Moorcroft, Errol Knott—Albany DP
Mulder, Dr Cornelius Petrus—Randfontein CP
Mulder, Dr Pieter Willem Adriaan— Schweizer-Reneke CP
Myburgh, Adv Gert Benjamin—Port Elizabeth North NP

Nel, Wessel Uys—Mooi River DP
Nel, Willem Hugh—East London City NP
Niemann, Johannes Jacobus—Kimberley South NP
Nolte, Daniel Gideon Hugo—Delmas CP

Odendaal, Dr Willem Adriaan NP
Oosthuizen, Abraham Pieter—Smithfield CP
Oosthuizen, Dr Andreas Johannes Gerhardus—Alberton NP
Oosthuizen, Gerhardus Cornelius— Pretoria Central NP

Paulus, Petrus Jacobus—Carletonville CP
Pauw, Dr Francois Herholdt CP
Pienaar, Adv Cehill Hercules—Heilbron CP
Pienaar, David Schalk—Potgietersrus CP
Pretorius, Izak Jacobus—Tygervallei NP
Pretorius, Jacob Frederik—Aliwal NP
Prinsloo, Adv Jurgens Johannes Stephanus—Roodepoort CP

Radue, Raymond Julius—King William’s Town NP
Retief, Johannes Lodewikus—GraaffReinet NP
Rogers, Lt Gen Robert Harry Doherty —Walmer DP

Scheepers, Johannes Hendrikus Lodewyk—Vryburg NP
Schnetler, James—Umfolozi NP
Schoeman, Carel Benjamin—Nigel CP
Schoeman, Dr Emmanuel Andreas— Queenstown NP
Schoeman, Renier Stephanus NP
Schoeman, Stefanus Johannes—Sunnyside NP
Schutte, Daniel Pieter Antonie NP
Schwarz, Harry Heinz, OMSG—Yeoville DP
Smit, Frans Pieter—Algoa NP
Smit, Hendrik Albertyn—George NP
Smuts, Miss Mudene—Groote Schuur DP
Snyman, Dr Willem Jacobus—Pietersburg CP
Soal, Peter George—Johannesburg North DP
Steenkamp, Dr Pieter Johannes— Umhlatuzana NP
Steyn, Pieter Theodorus—Winburg NP
Stofberg, Louis Frans—Sasolburg CP
Streicher, Daniel Myburgh—De Kuilen NP
Swanepoel, Dr Johannes Jacobus— Bloemfontein East NP
Swanepoel, Karel David—Gezina NP
Swanepoel, The Hon Pieter Johannes NP

Tarr, Michael Ashton—Pietermaritzburg North DP
Thompson, Aubrey Gordon—South Coast NP
Trent, Edward William—Port Elizabeth Central DP
Treurnicht, Dr The Hon Andries Petrus, DMS—Waterberg CP

Uys, Casper—Barberton CP

Van Breda, Alexander NP
Van der Merwe, Dr Christoffel Johannes—Helderkruin NP
Van der Merwe, Hendrik Daniël Klopper CP
Van der Merwe, Jacobus Hercules— Overvaal CP
Van der Merwe, Stephanus Sebastiaan—Green Point DP
Van der Merwe, Willem Lodewickus— Meyerton CP
Van Deventer, Frederik Johannes— Durbanville NP
Van Eck, Jan—Claremont DP
Van Heerden, Dr Frederik Jacobus— Bloemfontein North NP
Van Niekerk, Dr André Isak—Prieska NP
Van Niekerk, Dr Willem Abraham— Ceres NP
Van Rensburg, Dr Helgard Michael Janse—Mossel Bay NP
Van Rhijn, Petrus Hendrik—Ladybrand CP
Van Vuuren, Stefanus Petrus—Ventersdorp CP
Van Wyk, Jacob Albertus—Gordonia NP
Van Wyk, Wynand Jacobus Davel— Witbank CP
Venter, Abraham Adriaan—Klerksdorp NP
Venter, Dr Elizabeth Hendrina—Innesdal NP
Viljoen, Dr Gerrit van Niekerk, DMS—Vanderbijlpark NP
Vilonel, Dr Johannes Jacobus—Langlaagte NP
Vlok, Adriaan Johannes—Verwoerdburg NP

Walsh, John Jasper—Pinelands DP
Welgemoed, Dr Peter Johannes—Primrose NP
Wessels, Leon—Krugersdorp NP
Worrall, Dr Denis John—Berea DP

ELECTORAL DIVISIONS—HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

Electoral Division	Name
CAPE PROVINCE (56 Electoral Divisions)
Albany	Moorcroft, E K
Algoa	Smit, F P
Aliwal	Pretorius, J F
Beaufort West	Cloete, A C
Bellville	Ackermann, C
Caledon	Fick, L H
Cape Town Gardens	Andrew, K M
Ceres	Van Niekerk, Dr W A
Claremont	Van Eck, J
Constantia	Hulley, R R
Cradock	Meyer, A T
De Aar	Jooste, J A
De Kuilen	Streicher, D M
Durbanville	Van Deventer, F J
East London City	Nel, W H
East London North	Badenhorst, C J W
False Bay	Jordaan,A L
George	Smit, H A
Gordonia	Van Wyk, J A
Graaff-Reinet	Retief, J L
Green Point	Van der Merwe, S S
Groote Schuur	Smuts, Miss M
Helderberg	Jacobsz, Dr F P
Humansdorp	Meyer, W D
Kimberley North	Brazelle, J A
Kimberley South	Niemann, J J
King William’s Town	Radue, R J
Kuruman	Hoon, J H
Maitland	Durr, K D S
Malmesbury	Kotzé, G J
Mossel Bay	Van Rensburg, Dr H M J
Namakwaland	Louw, E van der M
Newton Park	Louw, I
Oudtshoom	De Jager, A J
Paarl	Louw, E
Parow	Kriel, H J
Piketberg	De Villiers, Dr D J, OMSG
Pinelands	Walsh, J J
Port Elizabeth Central	Trent, E W
Port Elizabeth North	My burgh, Adv G B
Prieska	Van Niekerk, Dr A I
Queenstown	Schoeman, Dr E A
Sea Point	Eglin, C W
Simon’s Town	Momberg, J H
Stellenbosch	Marais, P G
Sundays River	Delport, Dr J T
Swellendam	Koornhof, N J J van R
Tygervallei	Pretorius, I J
Uitenhage	Botha, W A
Vasco	Heyns, J H
Vryburg	Scheepers, J H L
Walmer	Rogers, Lt Gen R H D
Walvis Bay	De Jager, C L
Wellington	Malherbe, G J
Worcester	King, R J
Wynberg	Carlisle. R V
NATAL (20 Electoral Divisions)
Amanzimtoti	Bartlett, G S
Berea	Worrall, Dr D J
Durban Central	Gastrow, P H P
Durban North	Ellis, M J
Durban Point	Matthee, J C
Greytown	Cronjé, P C
Klip River	Maree, J W
Mooi River	Nel, W U
Newcastle Pietermaritzburg	Blaas, Comdt A
North Pietermaritzburg	Tarr, M A
South	Haswell, R F
Pinetown	Burrows, R M
Port Natal	Marais, J A
South Coast	Thompson, A G
Umbilo	Charlewood, Mrs C H
Umfolozi	Schnetler, J
Umhlanga	Jordaan, J A
Umhlatuzana	Steenkamp, Dr P J
Umlazi	Botha, C J van R
Vryheid	Mentz, J H W
ORANGE FREE STATE (14 Electoral Divisions)
Bethlehem	Farrell, P J
Bloemfontein East	Swanepoel, Dr J J
Bloemfontein North	Van Heerden, Dr F J
Bloemfontein West	Coetsee, H J
Fauresmith	[Vacant]
Heilbron	Pienaar, C H
Kroonstad	Breytenbach, W N
Ladybrand	Van Rhijn, P H
Parys	Gous, Dr P J
Sasolburg	Stofberg, L F
Smithfield	Oosthuizen, A P
Virginia	Clase, P J
Welkom	Jordaan, E J
Winburg	Steyn, P T
TRANSVAAL (76 Electoral Divisions)
Alberton	Oosthuizen, Dr A J G
Barberton	Uys, C
Benoni	Lemmer, J J
Bethal	De Jager, Adv C D, SC
Bezuidenhout	Engel, G C
Boksburg	Blanché, J P I
Brakpan	Le Roux, F J
Brentwood	Geldenhuys, Dr B L
Brits	Gerber, A
Bryanston	Lorimer, R J
Carletonville	Paulus, P J
Delmas	Nolte, D G H
Edenvale	Goodall, B B
Ermelo	Mentz, Adv M J, SC
Florida	Du Plessis, B J
Geduld	De Beer, S J
Germiston	Christophers, D
Germiston District	Bosman, Brig J F
Gezina	Swanepoel, K D
Helderkruin	Van der Merwe, Dr C J
Hercules	Barnard, S P
Hillbrow	Fuchs, L
Houghton	Leon, A J
Innesdal	Venter, Dr E H
Jeppe	Bekker, H J
Johannesburg North	Soal, P G
Johannesburg West	Meyer, R P
Kempton Park	King, Dr T J
Klerksdorp	Venter, A A
Koedoespoort	Kruger, T A P
Krugersdorp	Wessels, L
Langlaagte	Vilonel, Dr J J
Lichtenburg	Hartzenberg, Dr The Hon F
Losberg	Jacobs, Adv S C
Lydenburg	Bruwer, A A B
Maraisburg	De la Rey, P H
Meyerton	Van der Merwe, W L
Middelburg	Coetzee, H J
Modderfontein	Malan, Gen M A de M, SSA, OMSG, SD, SM
Nelspruit	Maré, P L
Nigel	Schoeman, C B
North Rand	De Waal. L A
Overvaal	Van der Merwe, J H
Parktown	De Beer, Dr Z J
Pietersburg	Snyman, Dr W J
Potchefstroom	Le Grange, L, DMS, SOE
Potgietersrus	Pienaar, D S
Pretoria Central	Oosthuizen, G C
Pretoria East	Alant, Dr T G
Pretoria West	Chiolé, J
Primrose	Welgemoed, Dr P J
Randburg	Malan, W C
Randfontein	Mulder, Dr C P
Rissik	Fismer, C L
Roodeplaat	Du Plessis, D P
Roodepoort	Prinsloo, Adv J J S
Rosettenville	Camerer, Mrs S M
Rustenburg	Botha, Dr W J
Sandton	Dalling, D J
Schweizer-Reneke	Mulder, Dr P W A
Soutpansberg	Langley, Adv T
Springs	Coetzer, P W
Standerton	De Ville, J R
Stilfontein	Groenewald, P J
Sunnyside	Schoeman, S J
Turffontein	Fourie, A
Vanderbijlpark	Viljoen, Dr G van N, DMS
Ventersdorp	Van Vuuren, S P
Vereeniging	Gunning, T
Verwoerdburg	Vlok, A J
Waterberg	Treurnicht, Dr The Hon A P, DMS
Waterkloof	Marais, Dr G
Westdene	Botha, R F, DMS
Witbank	Van Wyk, W J D
Wonderboom	Botha, J J C
Yeoville	Schwarz, H H, OMSG

NOMINATED BY THE STATE PRESIDENT IN TERMS OF SECTION 41(1)(b) OFTHE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA CONSTITUTION ACT, 1983

(With effect from 21 September 1989)

Cape Province: Van Breda, A	Orange Free State: Odendaal, Dr W A
Natal: Schutte, DPA	Transvaal: De Villiers, Dr W J

INDIRECTLY ELECTED IN TERMS OF SECTION 41(1)(c) OF THE REPUBLICOF SOUTH AFRICA CONSTITUTION ACT, 1983

(With effect from 12 September 1989)

Babb, G R W	Pauw, Dr F H
De Villiers, J	Schoeman, R S
De Wet, A E	Swanepoel, P J
Graaff, D de V	Van der Merwe, H D K

HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY

STATE OF PARTIES

(as at 27 September 1989)

PARTY	ELECTORAL DIVISIONS [See: Section 41(1)(a) Act 110-83]					(1)	(2)	GRAND TOTAL
PARTY	Cape	Natal	Orange Free State	Transvaal	TOTAL	(1)	(2)	GRAND TOTAL
NP	40	10	7	34	91	4	5	100
CP	2	—	6	31	39	—	2	41
DP	12	10	—	11	33	—	1	34
Vacancies	2	—	1	—	3	—	—	3
TOTAL	56	20	14	76	166	4	8	178

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

PARTIES: Labour Party of SA = LP, United Democratic Party = UDP,Democratic Reform Party = DRP, Freedom Party of SA = FP, Independent Members = I

Abrahams, Leslie Charles—Diamant LP
Abrahams, Thomas—Wentworth LP
Andrews, Barend Johannes—Rawsonville LP
April, Christian Jeffrey—Outeniqua LP

Balie, Abraham—Steinkopf LP

Carelse, Glen Morris Edwin—Hawston LP
Christians, John William—Ravensmead I
Cupido, Basil Peter—Southern Cape LP
Cupido, Hendry Benjamin—Kasselsvlei LP
Curry, David Michael George—Pniel LP

Da Gama, Patrick Richard Eric—Eersterus LP
De la Cruz, Dennis Thomas—Ottery DRP
Dietrich, William John—Bethelsdorp LP
Douw, John LP

Ebrahim, Sulaiman—Grassy Park DRP
Essop, Anver—Nuweveld LP
Essop, Dr Ismail—Griqualand West LP

Fisher, Stanley David—Mitchells Plain LP
Friedberg, Moritz—Springbok LP

George, Cyril Maurice—Greenwood Park I
George, Trevor Richard—Bosmont LP
Goosen, Rev Alwyn Dennis LP
Gordon, Errol Richard—Berg River LP
Green, Charlie Elias—Haarlem LP
Grobbler, Benjamin—Heidedal LP

Harmse, Peter Samuel—Suurbraak LP
Harris, Peter Christopher—Strandfontein LP
Hendrickse, Rev Helenard Joe—Swartkops LP
Hendrickse, Michael André—Schauderville LP
Hendrickse, Peter Alroy Charles—Addo LP
Herandien, Cecil Bernard—Macassar DRP
Hollander, Louis Jacob—Britstown LP
Hoosen, Mrs Soheir—Tafelberg FP

Isaacs, Nicholas Martin—Bishop Lavis DRP
Ismail, Anwar—Esselen Park LP

Johannes, Andries Frederick—Heideveld DRP
Josephs, Douglas Willem Nebuchadnezzar—Riversdal LP
Julies, Rev Andrew Alfred—Kalahari LP

Kleinsmidt, Paul Johannes—Elsies River LP
Klink, Pieter Johannes Lukas—Liesbeeck LP
Koeberg, Carolus—Fish River LP
Krieger, John David—Hantam LP
Kruger, Isak Jacobus LP
Kuiler, James Ronald—Manenberg LP

Landers, Luwellyn Tyrone—Durban Suburbs LP
Lategan, Kenneth Henry—Hanover Park LP
Leander, Christian Johannes George— Daljosaphat LP
Leeuw, Godfrey Louis—Southern Free State LP
Lockey, Desmond—Northern Cape LP
Loonat, Mahomed—Gelvandale LP
Louw, Samuel Kolman—Rust Ter Vaal LP

Macalagh, Godfrey Job—Opkoms LP
Masher, Mario George—Karee LP
Mateman, Donald Harry—Eldorado Park LP
McKenzie, Patrick Cecil—Bonteheuwel LP
Meyer, Petrus—Vredendal LP
Meyer, William James—Robertson LP
Mopp, Peter Alexander Stewart—Border LP
Morkel, Gerald Norman—Retreat LP

Napier, Peter Thomas Charles—Natal Interior LP
Nasson, Clifford Ivor—Bokkeveld LP

Oosthuizen, Jacobus Christian—Swartland LP
Oosthuizen, Sohrub Shane LP
O’Reilly, Reginald—North Eastern Cape LP

Padiachy, Neville Johannes—Genadendal LP

Rabie, Jakobus Albert—Reigerpark UDP
Reeves, Anthony Edgar—Klipspruit West LP
Rhoda, Rodney Tyrone—Silvertown LP
Richards, Ismail—Toekomsrus LP
Rooskrans, Glen—Western Free State LP
Roper, Arthur James—Alra Park LP
Ross, Harold Phillip—Rietvlei LP

Saaiman, Pieter Willem—Mid Karoo UDP
Sampson, Lester James—Diaz LP
Sanders, Philip Theophilus—Eastern Free State LP
Simmons, Stanley—Belhar LP
Swigelaar, James Daniel—Dysselsdorp LP

Theron, Moza Mayman—Upington LP
Thomas, Gordon Henry John—Matroosfontein UDP
Twynham, Edward John LP

Verveen, Solomon Hardy—Northern Transvaal LP

Wessels, Gregory Raymond—Newclare LP
Whyte, William Lawrence—Natal Mid-East LP
Williams, Abraham—Mamre LP
Wyngaard, Christiaan Allen—Wuppertal LP

ELECTORAL DIVISIONS—HOUSE OFREPRESENTATIVES

Electoral Division	Name
CAPE PROVINCE (60 Electoral Divisions)
Addo	Hendrickse, P A C
Belhar	Simmons, S
Berg River	Gordon, E R
Bethelsdorp	Dietrich, W J
Bishop Lavis	Isaacs, N M
Bokkeveld	Nasson, C I
Bonteheuwel	McKenzie, P C
Border	Mopp, P A S
Britstown	Hollander, L J
Daljosaphat	Leander, C J G
Diamant	Abrahams, L C
Diaz	Sampson, L J
Dysselsdorp	Swigelaar, J D
Elsies River	Kleinsmidt, P J
Esselen Park	Ismail, A
Fish River	Koeberg, C
Gelvandale	Loonat, M
Genadendal	Padiachy, N J
Grassy Park	Ebrahim, S
Griqualand West	Essop, Dr I
Haarlem	Green, C E
Hanover Park	Lategan, K H
Hantam	Krieger, J D
Hawston	Carelse, G M E
Heideveld	Johannes, A F
Kalahari	Julies. Rev A A
Karee	Masher, M G
Kasselsvlei	Cupido, H B
Liesbeeck	Klink, P J L
Macassar	Herandien, C B
Mamre	Williams, A
Manenberg	Kuiler, J R
Matroosfontein	Thomas, G H J
Mid Karoo	Saaiman, P W
Mitchells Plain	Fisher, S D
Northern Cape	Lockey, D
North Eastern Cape	O’Reilly, R
Nuweveld	Essop, A
Ottery	De la Cruz, D T
Outeniqua	April, C J
Pniel	Curry, D M G
Ravensmead	Christians, J W
Rawsonville	Andrews, B J
Retreat	Morkel, G N
Electoral Division	Name
Rietvlei	Ross, H P
Riversdal	Josephs, D W N
Robertson	Meyer. W J
Schauderville	Hendrickse, M A
Silvertown	Rhoda, R T
Southern Cape	Cupido, B P
Springbok	Friedberg, M
Steinkopf	Balie, A
Strandfontein	Harris, P C
Suurbraak	Harmse, P S
Swartkops	Hendrickse, Rev H J
Swartland	Oosthuizen, J C
Tafelberg	Hoosen, Mrs S
Upington	Theron, M M
Vredendal	Meyer, P
Wuppertal	Wyngaard, C A
NATAL (5 Electoral Divisions)
Durban Suburbs	Landers, L T
Greenwood Park	George, C M
Natal Interior	Napier, P T C
Natal Mid-East	Whyte, W L
Wentworth	Abrahams, T
ORANGE FREE STATE (5 Electoral Divisions)
Eastern Free State	Sanders, P T
Heidedal	Grobbler, B
Opkoms	Macalagh, G J
Southern Free State	Leeuw, G L
Western Free State	Rooskrans, G
TRANSVAAL (10 Electoral Divisions)
Alra Park	Roper, A J
Bosmont	George, T R
Eersterus	Da Gama, P R E
Eldorado Park	Mateman, D
Klipspruit West	Reeves, A E
Newclare	Wessels, G R
Northern Transvaal	Verveen, S H
Reigerpark	Rabie, J A
Rust Ter Vaal	Louw, S K
Toekomsrus	Richards, I

(1) NOMINATED BY THE STATE PRESIDENT IN TERMS OF SECTION 42(1)(b) OF THEREPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA CONSTITUTION ACT, 1983

(With effect from 21 September 1989)

Kruger, I J

Twynham, E J

(2) INDIRECTLY ELECTED IN TERMS OF SECTION 42(1)(c) OF THE REPUBLIC OFSOUTH AFRICA CONSTITUTION ACT, 1983

(With effect from 12 September 1989)

Douw, J

Goosen, Rev A D

Oosthuizen, S S

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

STATE OF PARTIES

(as at 26 September 1989)

PARTY	ELECTORAL DIVISIONS [See: Section 42(1)(a) Act 110-83]					(1)	(2)	GRAND TOTAL
PARTY	Cape	Natal	Orange Free State	Transvaal	TOTAL	(1)	(2)	GRAND TOTAL
LP	51	4	5	9	69	2	3	74
DRP	5	—	—	—	5	—	—	5
UDP	2	—	—	1	3	—	—	3
FP	1	—	—	—	1	—	—	1
I	1	1	—	—	2	—	—	2
TOTAL	60	5	5	10	80	2	3	85

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES

PARTIES: National Peoples Party = NPP, Solidarity = S, Democratic Party = DP,Independent Members = I, National Federal Party = NFP,Peoples Party of South Africa = PPSA, United Party = UP, Merit Peoples Party = MPP

Abraham, Michael—Tongaat DP
Abram, Salamuddi—Actonville PPSA
Akoob, Abdool Sattar—Laudium S

Baig, Mahomed Yakoob—Moorcross I
Bandulalla, Mohanlal—Havenside S
Bhana, Raman—Malabar S

Cassim, Mahomed Farouk S
Chetty, Kasaval—Chatsworth Central S

Daya, Ranchod—Lenasia Central NPP
Devan, Palanisamy Iyanna—Cavendish S
Dookie, Baldeo—Red Hill S

Ebrahim, Mrs Rashida—Lenasia East NPP

Gounden, Thirumalingam Linga— Camperdown S
Govender, Pubal—Isipingo S

Joosab, Ebrahim—Brickfield NPP
Jumuna, Narantuk—North Coast S

Kahn, Abdus Sammed—Eastern Transvaal S
Kathrada, Ismail NPP

Mahabeer, Rishinand Ramnath— Montford NPP
Makda, Yakoob Mahomed—North Western Transvaal S
Mohamed, Abdul Ganie—Rylands NPP
Mohanlall, Madanlall—Clare Estate NPP
Moodley, Kisten—Southern Natal S
Moolla, Yunus—Stanger S

Nadasen, Perumal Chinnappyan— Allandale S
Naicker, Soobramoney Vythilingam— Northern Natal NPP
Naidoo, Arulsivanathan Ganas Varadappa—Durban Bay S
Naidoo, Poonsamy S
Naidoo, Sagadava—Verulam NPP
Naranjee, Manilall—Mariannhill I
Neerahoo, Hemanthkumar Murilal— Newholme NPP

Pachai, Somaroo—Natal Midlands S
Padayachy, Dr Murugasen Samy— North Western Cape NPP
Padaychee, Pragarsan NPP
Padiachey, Desmond Kanaprekancen—Central Rand NFP
Palan, Thulkanna—Bayview S
Panday, Chatoo—Reservoir Hills NPP

Rajab, Mahmoud—Springfield DP
Rajbansi, Amichand—Arena Park NPP
Rajoo, Dr Kisten—Merebank S
Reddy, Dr Jagaram Narainsamy— Glenview s

Sakalingum, Darmalingum—Lenasia West NPP
Seedat, Yusuf Ismail S
Singh, Aumsensingh—Phoenix DP
Singh, Narend—Umzinto S

ELECTORAL DIVISIONS—HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Electoral Division	Name
CAPE PROVINCE (3 Electoral Divisions)
Malabar	Bhana, R
North-Western Cape	Padayachy, Dr M S
Rylands	Mohamed, A G
NATAL (29 Electoral Divisions)
Allandale	Nadasen, P C
Arena Park	Rajbansi, A
Bayview	Palan, T
Brickfield	Joosab, E
Camperdown	Gounden, T L
Cavendish	Devan, P I
Chatsworth Central	Chetty, K
Clare Estate	Mohanlall, M
Durban Bay	Naidoo, A G V
Glenview	Reddy, Dr J N
Havenside	Bandulalla, M
Isipingo	Govender, P
Mariannhill	Naranjee, M
Merebank	Rajoo, Dr K
Montford	Mahabeer, R R
Moorcross	Baig, M Y
Natal Midlands	Pachai, S
Electoral Division	Name
Newholme	Neerahoo, H M
North Coast	Jumuna, N
Northern Natal	Naicker, S V
Phoenix	Singh, A
Red Hill	Dookie, B
Reservoir Hills	Panday,C
Southern Natal	Moodley, K
Springfield	Rajab, M
Stanger	Moolla, Y
Tongaat	Abraham, M
Umzinto	Singh, N
Verulam	Naidoo, S
TRANSVAAL (8 Electoral Divisions)
Actonville	Abram, S
Central Rand	Padiachey, D K
Eastern Transvaal	Kahn, A S
Laudium	Akoob, A S
Lenasia Central	Daya, R
Lenasia East	Ebrahim, Mrs R
Lenasia West	Sakalingum, D
North Western Transvaal	Makda, Y M

(1) NOMINATED BY THE STATE PRESIDENT IN TERMS OF SECTION 43(1)(b) OF THEREPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA CONSTITUTION ACT, 1983

(With effect from 23 September 1989)

Cassim, M F

Naidoo, P

(2) INDIRECTLY ELECTED IN TERMS OF SECTION 43(1)(c) OF THE REPUBLIC OFSOUTH AFRICA CONSTITUTION ACT, 1983

(With effect from 12 September 1989)

Kathrada, I

Padaychee, P

Seedat, Y I

HOUSE OF DELEGATES

STATE OF PARTIES

(as at 28 September 1989)

PARTY	ELECTORAL DIVISIONS [See: Section 43(1)(a) Act 110-83]				(1)	(2)	GRAND TOTAL
PARTY	Cape	Natal	Transvaal	TOTAL	(1)	(2)	GRAND TOTAL
S	1	16	3	20	2	1	23
NPP	2	9	3	14	—	1	15
NFP	—	—	1	1	—	—	1
DP	—	3	—	3	—	—	3
PPSA	—	—	1	1	—	—	1
MPP	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
UP	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
I	—	1	—	1	—	—	1
Vacancies	—	—	—	—	—	1	1
TOTAL	3	29	8	40	2	3	45

INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS

(Bills, draft resolutions, etc)

Klawer, accident at, Condolences with regard to (draft resolution), 81

Papers tabled, see “Index to Minutes of Proceedings” (Appendix 2, bound volumes of Minutes)

Parliament:

Adjournment of House (draft resolution), 80, 82, 84, 88, 114, 118
Chairman of Committees, Appointment of (draft resolution), 29, 82, 117
Chairman of House, Election of (draft resolution), 4, 12, 18
Chief Whip of Parliament, Appointment of (announcement), 86, 87, 90
Deputy Chairman of Committees, Appointment of (draft resolution), 29, 82, 117
Dissolution of House (draft resolution), 115
Electoral College, Designation of members for election of State President and Speaker (announcement), 8, 16, 21; (draft resolution), 8, 16, 22
Leader of House, Appointment of (announcement), 87
Meeting of (proclamation), 3, 12, 17
Members:
- Congratulations to, 83, 88
- Nominated (announcement), 85, 87, 89
- Oath and solemn affirmation, Making and subscribing of, 1, 11, 17, 84, 85, 87, 89
- Welcoming of, 90
Notice of Motion, 115
Secretary, Report by: Tabled, 22
Speaker:
- Report by, 23
- Welcoming of, 23

President’s Council:

Designation of members (draft resolution), 88, 91, 117
Nomination of persons for appointment (announcement), 86, 87, 90

Security Situation in South and Southern Africa (draft resolution), 29

Unrest Situation (draft resolution), 81

INDEX TO SPEECHES

ABRAM, S (Actonville):

[Chairman of the House in the House of Delegates}
Announcements:
- Designation of Members of Electoral College for Election of a State President and a Speaker, 21
Congratulations to members, 83
Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 18, 21
- Appointment of Deputy Chairman of Committees, 117
- Adjournment of House, 118

BLANCHÉ, J P I (Boksburg):

Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 5

BOTHA, R F, DMS (Westdene):

[Minister of Foreign Affairs]
Draft Resolutions:
- Security Situation in South and Southern Africa, 33, 72

BREYTENBACH, W N (Kroonstad):

[Deputy Minister of Defence)
Draft Resolutions:
- Security Situation in South and Southern Africa, 50

COETSEE, H J (Bloemfontein West):

[Minister of Justice}
Draft Resolutions:
- Security Situation in South and Southern Africa, 42, 56

DALLING, D J (Sandton):

Draft Resolutions:
- Designation of Members of Electoral College for Election of a State President and a Speaker, 9

DE BEER, Dr Z J (Parktown):

Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 7
- Security Situation in South and Southern Africa, 39
Welcoming of Mr Speaker, 25

DE JAGER, Adv C D, SC (Bethal):

Draft Resolutions:
- Security Situation in South and Southern Africa, 59

DE VILLIERS, Dr D J (Piketberg):

[Minister for Administration and Privatisation; Acting Minister of Public Works and Land Affairs w e f 26 January 1989 and Leader of the House of Assembly}
Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 7
- Designation of Members of President’s Council, 109
Welcoming of Mr Speaker, 23

HARTZENBERG, Dr the Hon F (Lichtenburg):

Welcoming of Mr Speaker, 25

HENDRICKSE, Rev H J (Swartkops):

[Chairman of the Ministers’ Council of the House of Representatives and Minister of Education and Culture in the Ministers’ Council of the House of Representatives]
Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 12
- Condolences with regard to accident at Klawer, 81
Welcoming of Mr Speaker, 24

HOON, J H (Kuruman):

Draft Resolutions:
- Designation of Members of President's Council, 91

HOOSEN, Mrs S (Tafelberg):

Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 15

ISAACS, N M (Bishop Lavis):

Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 14
- Condolences with regard to accident at Klawer, 82
Welcoming of Mr Speaker, 26

KATHRADA, I (Verulam):

[Minister of the Budget in the Ministers' Council of the House of Delegates; Minister of Auxiliary Services in the Ministers’ Council of the House of Delegates w e f 22 March 1989]
Draft Resolutions:
- Adjournment of House, 118

LANGLEY, Adv T (Soutpansberg):

Draft Resolutions:
- Security Situation in South and Southern Africa, 29, 74

LE GRANGE, L DMS (Potchefstroom):

[Speaker of Parliament]
Welcoming of Mr Speaker, 27

MAKDA, Y M (North Western Transvaal):

Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 18

MALAN, W C (Randburg):

Draft Resolutions:
- Security Situation in South and Southern Africa, 68

MENTZ, Adv M J, SC (Ermelo):

Draft Resolutions:
- Security Situation in South and Southern Africa, 46

MOOLLA, Y (Stanger):

Draft Resolutions:
- Designation of Members of Electoral College for Election of a State President and a Speaker, 22
- Appointment of Deputy Chairman of Committees, 117, 118
- Adjournment of House, 118

NIEMANN, J J (Kimberley South):

Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 4
- Designation of Members of Electoral College for Election of a State President and a Speaker, 8
- Designation of Members of President’s Council, 91, 96

OOSTHUIZEN, J C (Swartland):

Draft Resolutions:
- Designation of Members of Electoral College for Election of a State President and a Speaker, 16

PADAYACHY, Dr M S (North Western Cape):

Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 21

RABIE, J A (Reigerpark):

Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 14

RAJAB, M (Springfield):

Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 20

RAJBANSI, A (Arena Park):

[Leader of the Official Opposition in the House of Delegates]
Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 19
- Appointment of Deputy Chairman of Committees, 117, 118
- Adjournment of House, 118
Welcoming of Mr Speaker, 26
Welcoming of members, 90

REDDY, Dr J N (Glenview):

[Chairman of the Ministers’ Council of the House of Delegates and Minister of Housing in the Ministers’ Council of the House of Delegates w e f 22 March 1989]
Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 19
- Adjournment of House, 119
Welcoming of Mr Speaker, 24

SANDERS, P T (Eastern Free State):

[Chairman of the House in the House of Representatives]
Announcements:
- Designation of Members of Electoral College for Election of a State President and a Speaker, 16
Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 12, 15

TREURNICHT, Dr the Hon A P, DMS (Waterberg):

[Leader of the Official Opposition in the House of Assembly]
Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 7

VAN DER MERWE, H D K:

Draft Resolutions:
- Designation of Members of President's Council, 105

VAN DER MERWE, S S (Green Point):

Draft Resolutions:
- Security Situation in South and Southern Africa, 53

VAN RENSBURG, Dr H M J (Mossel Bay):

[Chairman of the House in the House of Assembly]
Announcements:
- Designation of Members of Electoral College for Election of a State President and a Speaker, 8
Draft Resolutions:
- Election of Chairman of the House, 6, 8

VLOK, A J (Verwoerdburg):

[Minister of Law and Order]
Draft Resolutions:
- Security Situation in South and Southern Africa, 62

WESSELS, L (Krugersdorp):

[Deputy Minister of Law and Order]
Draft Resolutions:
- Security Situation in South and Southern Africa, 57

WORRALL, Dr D J (Berea):

Draft Resolutions:
- Designation of Members of President's Council, 101

ERRATA

In column 4, below line 6, and in column 12, below line 23, insert “(Draft Resolution)”.

In column 88, below line 19, insert “CONGRATULATIONS TO MEMBERS”.

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

DEBATES OF PARLIAMENT (HANSARD)

FIRST SESSION—NINTH PARLIAMENT

The sign * indicates a translation. The sign †, used subsequently in the same speech,indicates the original language.

--- title: '1989 Front Matter Vol13' layout: debate year: 1989 volume: Vol13 categories: hoa debates ---

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

PARLIAMENT

INTERPELLATIONS, QUESTIONS AND REPLIES

SEVENTH SESSION—EIGHTH PARLIAMENT

3 February to 26 May 1989

(Vol 13)

CONTENTS

Index to Interpellations and Questions pp 1-25 Index to Interpellations under Name of Member pp 27-29 Index to Questions under Name of Member pp 31-38 Interpellations, Questions and Replies cols 1-1444 INDEX TO INTERPELLATIONS AND QUESTIONS A.

Abalone

Abalone/rock lobster
- Permits issued to catch, (HA) 1389
Individuals/companies holding permits for export of, (HA) 757

Abortion

Legal, (HA) 1314

Accidents, see “Collisions/accidents” and “Industrial accidents”

Adoption, see under “Children’s Act”

Advisory Allocations Committee, see under “Schools”

Afrikaner Volkswag

Festival of the Covenant at Donkerhoek Police helicopter flying over, (HA) 454

Agricultural colleges

Assembly: Administration: House of Capacity/vacancies, (HA) 761
White/Coloured/Indian/Black students applied for admission to/enrolled at/turned down/graduated from, (HA) 760, 761

Agriculture

Agricultural products, Shortages of, (HA) 217
Animal diseases
- Sheep scab, (HA) 774
Apple industry
- Alar, Use of, (HA) 806
Area lost as a result of urban development, (HA) 616
Beef imported, (HA) 759
Benzine hexachloride, Banning the use of, in South Africa, (HA) 610
Department of
- Number of Blacks/Coloureds/Whites/Indians employed, (HA) 660
Grain
- Importation, (HA) 1078
Herbicides, Hormonal
- Civil case: Information supplied to parties, (HA) 1106
- Prevention of sales/use, (HA) 931
- Quantities produced/distributed, (HA) 539
- Restrictions on use, (HA) 256
Irrigation district status: Alexandria/Paterson areas in Eastern Cape, (HR) 1035
Milk
- Milk powder exported/imported, (HA) 1042
- Producer’s price, (HA) 655
Nasella trichotoma, Area of land infested by, (HA) 774
Noxious plants, Amount spent on herbicides for control of, (HA) 378
Pesticides
- Agricultural/domestic misuse, (HA) 356
- Control transferred to Minister of Environment Affairs, (HA) 253
- Monitoring standards for local/export markets, (HA) 355
- Quantities produced/distributed, (HA) 539
- Research into use/environmental impact Department of Agriculture and Water Supply, (HA) 270
Produce for local/export markets, Monitoring standard for, (HA) 355
Products, Surplus of, (HA) 654
Subsidies in respect of bread/maize/butter, (HA) 654
Value of
- Agricultural production/exports, (HA) 653 Dairy/meat/wheat products imported, (HA) 773

Airline, Aircraft chartered from certain, by Department of Foreign Affairs, (HA) 129

Airports

Air-traffic control towers: Hours manned, (HA) 293
Jan Smuts
- Checks on security fences/unauthorized person gaining access to runway, (HA) 134
- Holes in fences found/repaired, (HA) 966
Louis Botha, Renovations to, (HA) 708
Runways/other facilities closed, (HA) 1131

Airways, South African

Cabin attendants/clerks
- Applications to train as, (HA) 1369
- Blacks/Coloureds/Asians employed as, (HA) 196
- Indians, (HD) 957, 767
Flights diverted/delayed, (HA) 967
Flying Springbok, Editorial policy of, (HA) 14
Runways overran during take-offs/landings, (HA) 1369
Staff appointed only with experience with other components of SATS, (HA) 158

Aliens

Aliens Act
- Arrests by SAP, (HA) 1173
Charged/convicted, (HA) 1427
Persons convicted of employing, illegally, (HA) 1428

Alra Park, death of late member for, Investigation into, (HR) 417

ANC

Liaison by South African Rugby Board, (HA) 17

Angola

Withdrawal of Cuba from, (HA) 88

Apprentices

Number of White/Indian/Coloured/Black, in Department of Posts and Telecommunications, (HA) 271

Arena Park, Member for, see under “James Commission”

Armscor

Contracts for transportation/other services with certain airline, (HA) 458

Asiatic Bazaar, Pretoria

Erf 551: Portion 7
- Alienation of, (HD) 727—[Interpellation]
- Allocation of, (HD) 956

Asvat, Dr Abu-Baker, see under “Police”

Bankruptcy

Persons, (HA) 879

Beach facilities

Development of, in Cape Province, (HA) 1259

Black spots, see under “Resettlement/removal/relocation”

Bloekombos, Kraaifontein, see under “Police”

Blue Downs

Business premises purchased at, (HR) 419

Boksburg

Magisterial district
- Residential properties acquired by Department of Posts and Telecommunications, (HA) 1230
Propagation of boycott action against business community by certain person at meeting at Reigerpark, (HA) 511
Windmill Park
- Free settlement area in, Possibility of, (HA) 918
- Settlement of Indians, (HA) 338—[Interpellation]

Bonella, Cato Manor, see under “Housing”

Bopape, Mr Stanza, see under “Police”

Boycott action against business communities, see under “Boksburg” and “Brakpan”

Brackenfell, see under “SABC”

Brakpan

Propagation of boycott action against business community by certain person at meeting at Geluksdal, (HA) 151

Bribery/corruption, Alleged admissions of by certain person/officer of court: Action taken by Minister of Justice, (HA) 21

Brits, Traffic offences in district of: Citizens of independent Black states fined, (HA) 496 Budget, Minister of the: Telephone bills, (HD) 955

Building schemes, Self-help, (HR) 381—[Interpellation]

Building societies

Capitalization of inspection fees: Possible contraventions, (HA) 799

Buses

(See also under “SATS”, “Schools” and “Unrest”)
Bus companies, Subsidies paid to, (HA) 135, 710, 712
Bus operators
- Public permits issued
  - Chatsworth, (HD) 729
  - Phoenix, (HD) 731
- Subsidies paid to, (HA) 709, 945

By-elections

East London/Hillbrow/Lydenburg, (HA) 354

Cabinet

Visits by members
- Game farm near Middelburg, (HA) 344
- Madeira, (HA) 1308

Cahora Bassa, see under “Electricity”

Camping resorts

Transvaal
- Whites/Coloureds/Blacks/Indians, (HR) 717

Cape Town

Facilities for rehabilitation of vagrants, (HA) 1339

Cedarberg

State-owned wilderness areas: Permission to graze stock, (HA) 1199

Central business districts

Proclaimed open trading areas, (HA) 123

Central Energy Fund

Amount collected, (HA) 1155
Balance, (HA) 1154

Certain corporation

Importation of equipment for oil-drilling/other purposes, (HA) 1199
Money paid by Department of Manpower for job creation/school-building projects, (HA) 1380

Certain person

Acquiring citizenship of another country, (HA) 1149
Contact with State President/Minister/Deputy Minister/officials, (HA) 115

Chatsworth: Odeon Cinema, Disposal of, (HD) 635

Chicken meat, Import of, (HA) 543

Children

(See also “Children’s Act” and “Infants”)
Abused
- Establishment of national toll-free service for, (HA) 497
Children’s homes
- Blacks, (HA) 1386

Children’s Act

(See also “Children”)
Adoption
- Black children, (HA) 1386
- Indian children, (HD) 780
Foster care/children’s homes
- Indian children, (HD) 780
Prosecutions for public violence, (HA) 1334

Chlorofluorohydrocarbons, see under “Ozone levels”

CITES

Export permit, Reasons for granting of, (HA) 683—[Interpellation]
South Africa a signatory to, (HA) 157

Citizens, South African

Detained in neighbouring states, (HA) 1415

Citizenship

Non-South African adults/children permanently resident in RSA, (HA) 1366
White persons resident in RSA without SA citizenship, (HA) 1280
White SA citizens resident in RSA, (HA) 1280

Claudius, Pretoria

Allocation of erven: Out-of-court settlement costs, (HD) 839—[Interpellation]

Collisions/accidents

Florence Nightingale Drive: Non-fatal/fatal, (HD) 1140
Higginson Highway: Non-fatal/fatal, (HD) 728
Mini-bus taxis: Persons injured/killed, (HR) 1137
N2, between Umdhloti and Empangeni: Injuries/deaths, (HD) 728

Commercial/industrial development

Blacks
- Land available for
  - Cape Peninsula, (HA) 195
  - Grabouw, (HA) 580
  - Western Cape, (HA) 625

Community service, see under “National service”

Constitutional Development and Planning, Department of

Money spent on construction of houses for Blacks, (HA) 1283
Percentage of posts filled by Blacks/Coloureds/Indians, (HR) 1037

Corporal punishment, see under “Sentences”

Correspondence colleges

Registering of students, (HA) 474

Cosatu House, Investigation into explosion in, (HA) 69

Courses in functional/legal training attended/completed, (HA) 413, 414

Courts

Fire-arms, Policy/action regarding, in courts, (HA) 79
Pinetown magisterial area, New building in, (HA) 464
Regional court magistrate/magistrate, Persons in Republic holding position of, (HA) 549
Regional court prosecutor/prosecutor, Persons in Republic holding position of, (HA) 548

Crime

Protection for elderly citizens, (HA) 443— [Interpellation]

Crude oil, see under “Oil”

Cuba, see “Angola”

Customs Union Agreement

Amounts paid over to TBVC/BLS countries, (HA) 1361

Cycads

Control over movement/buying/selling of, (HA) 258
Permit for donation: Mr J M R Berardo, (HA) 925
Permits issued for export of, (HA) 154 Shipment from Cape Province to Madeira, (HA) 356

Dams

Construction of, by Representatives, Administration: House of, (HR) 1441
Paul Sauer: Problems with foundations of walls, (HR) 1036

Death penalty

Review of grounds for, (HA) 1365

Death sentences

(See also under “Executions”)
McBride, Mr Robert John: Appeal for clemency, (HA) 84
Number of, commuted in each race group, (HA) 289
Rape, (HA) 416
Refused leave to appeal/altered/reduced, (HA) 1365

Decentralization

Decentralization Board
- Applications made to/approved/not approved, (HA) 1278
Decentralization/deconcentration benefits
- Amounts paid out, (HA) 1279
- Ezakheni, Klip River district, (HD) 1444
Incentive benefits removed/reduced from industries, (HA) 1277

Defence Act

Prosecutions/convictions for contraventions of, (HA) 545
Section 72I(2)(a)
- Sentences for refusal to render community service, (HA) 1082

Defence Force, see “SADF”

Deportations/repatriations

Admission of Persons to the Republic Regulation Act, (HA) 666
Black male/female persons, (HA) 1077
Black workers, (HA) 1400
Citizens of TBVC countries, (HA) 1402
Stefan, Mr, (HA) 611

Detainees

(See also under “Emergency regulations” and “Internal Security Act”)
Certain person, (HA) 452
Deaths while detained in terms of security laws, (HA) 531
Examinations by State doctors, (HA) 959
Hunger strike, (HA) 409
- Discharge from hospitals, (HA) 244
- Hospitalized/released/relocated, (HA) 1040
- On hunger strike prior to release, (HA) 352
- Removal to other prisons, (HA) 62—[Interpellation]
- Requests to be seen by private doctors, (HA) 248
Khayelitsha: Mr Patrick “Dex” Dukashe killed, (HA) 71
Persons detained under 1988 emergency regulations in terms of Public Safety Act served with restriction orders, (HA) 27
Proclamation No R103 of 1973/No R226 of 1978, Persons detained under, (HA) 530
Released, (HA) 352

Development Aid, Department of

Cullinan district, Acquiring from Verco (Pty)
- Limited of farms in, (HA) 773
- Game count, (HA) 1377
Suspension of officials, (HA) 247
Vermaak, Mr J N, Steps against, giving evidence before Van den Heever Commission, (HA) 466

Development Bank

Diesel, see under “Fuel”

Diplomatic Privileges Act

Diplomatic immunities/rights/privileges granted by State President, (HA) 126

Diseases

Aids, (HA) 928
Cholera, (HA) 434, 1274
Diarrhoea/dysentery: Deaths, (HA) 1299
Infectious
- National servicemen admitted to hospitals/died, (HA) 514
Kwashiorkor, (HA) 1041
Leukemia
- Facilities for treatment in Natal/Republic, (HA) 927
Lung cancer, (HA) 1176
Malaria, (HA) 1274
Marasmus, (FLA) 1041
Measles
- Compulsory immunisation, (HA) 74
Notifiable
- (See also under “Military hospitals” under “SADF”)
- Cases, (HA) 1300
Poliomyelitis, (HA) 1129
Rabies, (HA) 375, 461
Tuberculosis, (HA) 1297
Typhoid, (HA) 433, 1274

Donations

(See also under “Cycads”)
From RSA to other countries: Limit, (HA) 925

Drought

Eastern Province
- Declaration of drought-stricken areas, (HR) 186
- Water brought from other sources, (HR) 197
Loss of foreign exchange, (HA) 1089

Dukashe, Mr Patrick “Dex”, see under “Police”

Durban

Grey areas, Identification of, (HD) 210— [Interpellation]

East London City, Member for, reprimanded for furnishing false information, (HA) 57— [Interpellation]

Eastern bloc countries

Applications by journalists of, to visit/work in RSA, (HA) 1262
Visits by South African/non-South African citizens, (HA) 1289

Economically active persons in the Republic/public sector, (HA) 1345

Education

(See also “Education and Culture, Department of’, “Schools” and “Teachers”)
Black
- Education facilities for Black persons living in open settlement areas, (HA) 77
Committee of Heads of Education Departments
- Committee appointed to inquire into supply and maintenance of computers, (HA) 160
Executive education departments
- Per capita expenditure, (HA) 1382
- Subsidy formula for financing of, (HA) 75
Expenditure on each race group, Percentage of increase in, (HA) 218
Free settlement areas, (HA) 170

Education Affairs Act (House of Assembly), No 70 of 1988

Implementation, (HA) 939

Education and Culture, Department of

(See also under “Education”, “Schools” and “Teachers”)
Assembly, Administration: House of
- Annual report, Statistical addendum to, (HA) 1431
- Committee of Heads of Education
- Teacher/pupil ratios, Inquiry into, (HA) 373
- Financing of Department/levying of tuition fees, (HA) 1117
- Grants for promoting cultural/sporting/recreational activities made to organizations, (HA) 567
- Provincial education councils, (HA) 468— [Interpellation]
- Salary differentiation at post level 1 between men and women, (HA) 1110— [Interpellation]
- SAPSE information system, Listing under headings of education statistics as required by, (HA) 174
- Survey on parents’ voluntary contributions, (HA) 1000
- Syllabus/curriculum development, Policy/strategy for consideration of, (HA) 817
- Teaching service bursaries/loans, (HA) 1028
Delegates, Administration: House of
- Evaluation committee, Persons excluded from, (HD) 637
- Invitations for courses/seminars from UCT, (HD) 851
- Physical education, superintendent of, Applications for post of, (HD) 636
- Professional teaching qualifications, Number of persons obtaining, (HD) 676
- Remarking of examination scripts of certain person, (HD) 400
  - (See also “Durban newspaper” under “Police”)
Representatives, Administration: House of
- Computer data system, (HR) 837
- Transferral of funds to/from other departments, (HR) 1085

Education and Training, Department of

(See also under “Education”, “Schools”, “Teachers” and “Van den Heever Commission”)
Business with Mr T Strydom with companies, (HA) 245
Cape Town circuit office
- Persons attached to, charged with responsibilities relating to sport, (HA) 580
Cape Town region
- Officials receiving assistance for motor-car ownership, (HA) 1373
Investigations into irregularities, (HA) 749
IVIS interactive video system, (HA) 1185— [Interpellation]
Natal
- Principals/teachers killed/injured in unrest, (HA) 926
Regional directors/inspectors/teachers employed, (HA) 310
Senior official
- Action against, (HA) 604
- Transfer of, (HA) 604
Suspension of officials, (HA) 247

Eldorado Park

Business premises by Department of Local Government and Housing, Sale of, (HR) 1438
Erf 4063: Available to teachers’ association, (HR) 952—[Interpellation]
Extension 5, Sale of business site 4061, (HR) 384—[Interpellation]

Electricity

Cahora Bassa: Purchased by RSA, (HA) 921

Electrified fence on Republic’s northern/eastern borders: Deaths, (HA) 641

Emergency camps, (HA) 324

Emergency regulations

(See also under “Internal Security Act”)
Contraventions of
- Action against persons/organizations, (HA) 437—[Interpellation]
Detainees
- Total number of persons/number of persons under 18 years, (HA) 26
- Persons arrested for attending prohibited gatherings, (HA) 149
- Persons detained under 1988 emergency regulations in terms of Public Safety Act served with restriction orders, (HA) 27

Emigrants, see “Immigrants/emigrants”

Employment

Opportunities created, (HA) 1278
Sheltered, Institutions providing, (HR) 299

Environment Affairs, Department of

Certain official at Grabouw, Action against, (HR) 756
Money allocated to environmental education, (HA) 614
Purchase of land for nature reserves/national parks, (HA) 1141

Environmental education, Money allocated to, (HA) 614

Equalisation Fund: Balance, (HA) 1154

Eskom: Dividends earned on investments paid out outside RSA, (HA) 800

Excise duties: Petroleum products: Amount collected, (HA) 1049

Executions

(See also under “Death sentences”)
Hangings: Crimes of violence, (HA) 286
Males/females of each race group awaiting, (HA) 1365
Number of males/females of each race group, (HA) 288

Exports, see under “Agriculture”

Facilities, Washing/toilet, for different race groups in mines and industries, (HA) 783— [Interpellation]

Factorama, Port Elizabeth, see under “Small Business Development Corporation”

False Bay, Illegal culling of seals in, (HA) 351

Fertilizers, Farm Feeds, Agricultural Remedies and Stock Remedies’ Act, Legislation amending, (HA) 253

Festivals: Huguenot/Diaz/Great Trek

Amount spent by Administration: House of Assembly, (HA) 163—[Interpellation]
Great Trek Festival of FAK
- Financial/other assistance by State Departments, (HA) 1118

Film industry

Subsidies, (HA) 1394
Task force inquiring into, (HA) 988

Film on RSA and its peoples, Production of promotional, for use on overseas television, (HA) 802

Finance

Minister of, informed of increase in Public Service salaries, (HA) 24

Financial rand

Transactions: Money invested in property, (HA) 757

Fire-arms

Bodies/organizations authorized to issue, (HA) 1394
Illegal possession of/stolen, (HA) 1179
Licences, (HA) 1180
Stolen/lost, (HA) 1394

Fish

Fish/marine products, Export statistics of, (HA) 92
Pilchards/anchovies
- Immature juveniles, (HA) 1350
- Tonnes landed during fishing season, (HA) 1351

Fishing

Representations about off-loading of gill-nets/loads of tuna in Cape Town Harbour, (HA) 1410

Floods

Klip River, Ladysmith, Construction of dam to control, (HD) 207—[Interpellation]
Natal/Orange Free State
- Claims: Money involved, (HA) 92
Transvaal/OFS/Natal/Cape
- Amounts paid by provincial administrations to local authorities, (HA) 888
Flying Springbok, see under “Airways, South African”

Foreign Affairs, Department of

Church affairs, Appointment of liaison officer for, (HA) 234

Foreign Correspondents Association: Function at Paternoster, (HA) 257

(See also “Far East”)

Free settlement areas

(See also “Grey areas” and “Group areas”)
Johannesburg metropolitan area, (HR) 502
Johannesburg/Pageview, (HA) 901—[Interpellation]

Freehold title registration

Legislation for Blacks, (HA) 488

Fuel

(See also under “Oil” and “Sasol”)
Petrol
- Exported from RSA to African countries, (HA) 881
Petroleum products
- Amount collected in net excise duties, (HA) 1049
Pipeline/transport costs for Sasol, (HA) 1017
Price of petrol/diesel, (HA) 908—[Interpellation]

Gill-nets, see under “Fishing”

Gold

Fine ounces sold/average price in rand terms, (HA) 923

Government

Amounts owing to private bodies/persons, (HA) 1131

Grabouw, see under “Townships, Black”

Grey areas

(See also “Free settlement areas” and “Group areas”)
Durban, (HD) 210—[Interpellation]

Gross domestic product

Steps taken to increase, (HA) 976—[Interpellation]

Group areas

(See also “Free settlement areas” and “Grey areas”)
Buffer strips separating population groups
Cape Peninsula, (HA) 287
Coloured group areas, Families moved from, (HR) 777
Group Areas Act
- Applications for exemption
  - Residential/business premises
    - Cape Town Gardens constituency, (HA) 1109
    - Granted, (HA) 287, 492
    - Received, (HA) 323, 577
    - Refused, (HA) 287, 496
    - Sandton, (HA) 123
      - Woodmead East, (HA) 1379
- Contraventions of provisions of
  - Complaints about alleged, (HA) 424
    - Mayfair West: Certain person, (HR) 754
  - Prosecutions/convictions, (HA) 285, 411
  - Transferral to other Government departments, (HA) 985
- Moratorium on investigations and prosecutions, (HA) 587—[Interpellation]
- Offences
  - Investigations into complaints, (HA) 421, 431
- Permits
  - Searle: Roodepoort, (HA) 238
- Section 19
  - Open areas proclaimed in municipal areas, (HA) 1321
Mixed couples
- Permits for residence in White areas, (HA) 349
Proclaimed for White/Coloured/Indian occupation, (HA) 1321
White/Coloured/Indian group areas pro-claimed/re-proclaimed, (HA) 1319
Group Areas Board
- Representations to, (HR) 831—[Interpellation], 1434

Hangings, see under “Executions”

Harms Commission

Application from Ciskei/Transkei for extradition of persons, (HA) 245
Minister of Finance, Reconsideration of reply of, (HA) 86
Tabling of white paper on first two reports of, (HA) 153

Herbicides, see under “Agriculture”

Hive of Industry, Port Elizabeth, see under “Small Business Development Corporation”

Home Affairs, Department of

Mrs Stefan visited by representatives of, (HA) 617

Hospitals

(See also “Nurses” and “SADF”)
Beds available/needed for Whites/non-Whites, (HA) 273
Brits, Vacancies in hospital board of, (HA) 16
Cape Peninsula
- Transport of out-patients from Gardens area, (HA) 1285
Cape Town
- Commissioned beds/staff establishment, (HA) 875
Children’s Hospital in Durban
- Re-opening of, (HA) 695
- Stein Report, (HA) 697
Cuts in staff establishment
- Johannesburg/Baragwanath, (HA) 940
Edendale area, Pietermaritzburg: Patients admitted, (HA) 199
Grey’s, Pietermaritzburg
- Non-Whites admitted, (HA) 1175
Groote Schuur
- Chief Medical Superintendent (Dr Kane Berman)
  - Complaints laid against, (HA) 151
  - Dismissed/transferred, (HA) 7—[Interpellation]
Johannesburg/Baragwanath
- Commissioned beds/staff establishment, (HA) 872
King Edward
- Black/Indian infants died, (HD) 1183
Lenasia, Privatisation of, (HD) 189—[Interpellation]
Northdale
- Black/Indian infants died, (HD) 1139
Posts established/frozen
- Johannesburg/Baragwanath/Rustenburg, (HA) 870
Private, Registered, (HA) 367—[Interpellation]
Provincial
- Lawsuits against chief executive directors, (HA) 313
- Natal: Increase in tariffs, (HD) 301
- Resignations of qualified nurses, (HA) 327
R K Khan
- Employees attached to/vacancies, (HD) 435
- Number of infants under age of one month died at, (HD) 766
State
- Foreign patients, (HA) 1388
- Integrated/segregated/under-utilized wards, (HA) 433
Stella
- Disappearance of medicine: Charges, (HA) 1104
Transferral to own affairs administrations, (HA) 1292

Housing

(See also under “National Housing Commission” and “Squatters”)
Arena Park: Building plots taken over by
House of Delegates, (HD) 848
Blacks
- Cape Peninsula
  - Housing units built, (HA) 1246
  - Land available, (HA) 195
- Construction of, Money spent by Department of Constitutional Development and Planning on, (HA) 1283
- Eastern Cape
  - Applications to purchase houses, (HA) 1246
- Grabouw: Land for, (HA) 580
- Rental/service charges owing to local authorities, (HA) 1410
- Serviced sites for self-building purposes in cities, (HA) 1281
- Shortage outside self-governing territories, (HA) 1409
- Total number of houses built in cities, (HA) 1242
- Western Cape
  - Housing schemes, (HA) 1243
  - Land for, (HA) 625
Claudius, Pretoria
- Allocation of erven: Out-of-court settlement costs, (HD) 839—[Interpellation]
First-time home-owners’ subsidy scheme, Amendment of, applying to Indians, (HD) 507—[Interpellation]
Greater Cape Town area
- Sub-economic/low-cost housing in Black townships, (HA) 1428
Indians
- Shortage in Durban, (HD) 1140
Klipkop, Grabouw
- Alternative accommodation because of Canadian Rockies project, (HR) 899
Kwanobuhle
- Tenders for houses, (HA) 1302
Langa/Nyanga/Guguletu: Persons in houses/single quarters, (HA) 1025
Loans
- Industrial Council for the Building Industry, Granted by, (HA) 350
New Brighton
- Contract/tenders for building of houses, (HA) 1301
99-year leasehold scheme
- Applications
  - Alexandra Township, (HA) 1373
  - Leases/leave to purchase property, (HA) 886
  - Soweto proper/Dobsonville/Diepmeadow, (HA) 1374
- Plots surveyed, (HA) 888
Rent boycotts
- Bonella, Cato Manor, (HD) 109
- Soweto/other areas: Rent arrears written off, (HA) 1207
Rental formula, new, Increase of rentals because of, (HD) 391—[Interpellation]
Representatives, Administration: House of
Accommodation/school buildings/community facilities
- South Eastern Transvaal, (HR) 1435
Projects
- Durban regional office
  - Details of tenders, (HR) 1439
  - Private developers, (HR) 1440
- South Eastern Transvaal, (HR) 1436
Riverlea Extension 1, (HR) 389
Sea Point
- Rent-controlled/decontrolled premises, (HA) 552
Soweto
- Family housing units built by State/private sector, (HA) 1256
- Housing schemes by State/private sector, (HA) 1256
St Martin’s Trust Area, Utilization of, (HR) 388
Thornville, Natal: Acquiring of land for Indian housing, (HD) 505—[Interpellation]

Huguenot tunnel, see under “Roads"

Human Sciences Research Council

Portuguese community in Republic, Study of, (HA) 607

Humewood, PE: Strategic importance of land occupied by SADF, (HA) 25

Hydroquinone

(See also “Skin-lighteners”)
Manufacture/importation of products containing, stopped, (HA) 74

Ibhayi Town Council

Certain person employed by, (HA) 1301
Referral by Attorney-General of matter of irregularities, (HA) 602

Identity documents

Applications outstanding, (HA) 1279
Persons charged/convicted/acquitted for not being in possession of, (HA) 1081

Immigrants/emigrants

Illegal
- Offences by farmer, Mr J P Lauryssen, near Vaalwater, (HA) 1412
- Persons with SA reference books/identity documents arrested, (HA) 1255
Males/females, (HA) 666
Number of, of different race groups, (HA) 665
Professionally qualified persons, (HA) 115

Imports, see under “Agriculture”

Independent Black states

(See also “Self-governing territories/independent Black states”)
Amounts spent on projects from SA Development Trust Account, (HA) 745
Bophuthatswana
- Amounts paid by RSA, (HA) 202
- Guarantees/sureties given by SA Government for loans/lines of credit, (HA) 1344
- Loans/credit granted by RSA, (HA) 1219
- Projects financed by SA Parliament, (HA) 1297
- Smuggling across border, (HA) 1289
- Subsidies received from SA Government by entrepreneurs/companies to establish industries, (HA) 1249
Ciskei
- Amounts paid by RSA, (HA) 516
- Guarantees/sureties given by SA Government for loans/lines of credit, (HA) 1342
- Incorporation of farm 303/Newlands/Needs Camp into, (HA) 159, 160
- Land in Queenstown district ceded to, (HA) 515
- Loans/credit granted by RSA, (HA) 1220
- Potsdam area
  - Future of, (HA) 1203
  - Visits by SA officials, (HA) 1204
- Projects financed by SA Parliament, (HA) 1295
- SA citizens living in East Peelton
  - Ciskei Ministers attending meeting, (HA) 915
  - Protection for, (HA) 606
  - Representations by SA Ambassador, (HA) 250
- Subsidies received from SA Government by entrepreneurs/companies to establish industries, (HA) 1250
Customs Union Agreement
- Amount paid over, (HA) 1361
Diplomatic staff: Suburbs in Republic where housed, (HA) 137—[Interpellation]
SA citizens, Circumstances under which SA Government will protect, (HA) 916
SA citizenship regained by Blacks of, (HA) 658
SA officials seconded to government services, (HA) 127
SA travel documents to members of, (HA) 1401
Size in hectares, (HA) 128
Transkei
- Amounts paid by RSA, (HA) 200
- Guarantees/sureties given by SA Government for loans/lines of credit, (HA) 1343
- Loans/credit granted by RSA, (HA) 1221
- Projects financed by SA Parliament, (HA) 1294
- Subsidies received from SA Government by entrepreneurs/companies to establish industries, (HA) 1253
Venda
- Amounts paid by RSA, (HA) 204
- Guarantees/sureties given by SA Government for loans/lines of credit, (HA) 1341
- Loans/credit granted by RSA, (HA) 1222
- Projects financed by SA Parliament, (HA) 1305
- Subsidies received from SA Government by entrepreneurs/companies to establish industries, (HA) 1251

Industrial accidents

Disablement/deaths, (HA) 1225
Number/cost, (HA) 1224

Industrial Court

Cases referred to/settled, (HA) 1225

Infant mortality

Rate for Blacks/Coloureds/Whites/Indians in Republic, (HA) 1041
Major causes, (HA) 959

Infants

(See also “Children”)
Cases reported of assault on, by parents, (HA) 543

Information, Bureau for, Publications: Tenders/titles/cost, (HA) 1418

Internal Security Act

(See also under “Emergency regulations”)
Detainees
- Number of, (HA) 1173
- Section 28, (HA) 551
- Section 29, (HA) 87
- Section 29(1), (HA) 1004
- Section 31
  - Women, (HA) 551
- Section 31(1), (HA) 669
- Section 50, (HA) 1004
  - Subsequently detained under section 29(1), (HA) 1004
- Section 50A, (HA) 1004
Restrictions under, (HA) 285
Section 46
- Persons arrested for attending gatherings, (HA) 149

Intimidation Act

Persons convicted, (HA) 1427

Irrigation district status, see under “Agriculture”

Ivory, see “Poaching”

James Commission

Arena Park, Member for: Pressure for transfer/promotion of individuals, (HD) 105— [Interpellation]
Chief Director: Planning Services (Department of Education and Culture): Unreliable witness, (HD) 105—[Interpellation]
Report
- Referral to Attorney-General, (HD) 1055
- Tabling in Parliament, (HD) 429

Joint management centres, (HA) 1384

Joint Management System, see under “Police”

Judges, Non-Whites appointed as, (HA) 1425 Justice

Department of
- Courses in functional/legal training, (HA) 413, 414
- Persons with legal qualifications employed in RSA by, (HA) 546
Minister of
- Lawsuits against, (HA) 1305

Klipkop, Grabouw, see “Housing”

Kruger National Park

Animals culled in, (HA) 427
By-products depot: Value of products, (HA) 426

KTC squatter camp

Companies involved in upgrading of, (HA) 707

KwaZulu, see under “Self-governing territories/independent Black states”

KwaZulu-Natal Indaba: Meeting between delegates and Minister of Constitutional Development and Planning, (HR) 45—[Interpellation]

Labour Relations Act

Conciliation boards/mediators in terms of, (HA) 136
Disputes/strikes/work stoppages dealt with in terms of, (HA) 412
Industrial council/conciliation board agreements, Workers affected by, (HA) 295, 296 Recognition agreements/status quo orders in terms of, (HA) 200
Strikes/discontinuances of work, (HA) 200

Ladysmith

Construction of dam to control flood waters in Klip River, (HD) 207—[Interpellation]

Land

Blacks, For occupation by
- (See also under “Self-governing territories/independent Black states”)
- Area in each development region, (HA) 492
- Urban areas, (HA) 1328

Land and Agricultural Bank (Land Bank)

Housing loans to employees, (HA) 1050
Loans
- Amount outstanding on largest loan to member of staff, (HA) 1132
- Farmers
  - Amounts granted, (HA) 551
  - Black/White/Coloured/Indian applications, (HA) 550
- Persons/bodies other than bona fide farmers, (HA) 946
- To employees, (HA) 1132
White/Black/Coloured/Indian employees, (HA) 1132

Langebaan

Requests by certain organization for permits for Coloured/Indian/Black persons to occupy premises, (HA) 1411

Language Monument Fund, Reserve amount in, (HA) 322

Latin, Legislation to abolish, as requirement for advocates, (HA) 254

Legal Aid Board

Financial obligations/cash funds, (HA) 740
Legal aid services
- Suspension of, (HA) 741

Lesotho Highlands Water Project

Estimated cost/South Africa’s contribution, (HA) 1089
Hotel complex, (HA) 1090

Levies by own affairs departments, (HA) 373

Life sentences

Offences against security of state, (HA) 463

Lighthouses, see under “SATS”

Limpet mines, see “Bombs/limpet mines”

Liquidations/sequestrations

Companies, (HA) 879
Number of, (HA) 415

Liquor licences granted/transferred, (HD) 779

Local authorities

(See also under “Management committees/local authorities”)
Black
- Town committees/other constituted, (HA) 1352
Floods: Amounts paid by provincial administrations, (HA) 888
Members of/community councillors attacked/killed/injured, (HA) 1395
White
- Maintaining own community life in areas of jurisdiction, (HA) 28—[Interpellation]
- Steps by Government to implement decisions of, (HA) 992—[Interpellation]

Madeira

Visit by members of Cabinet, (HA) 1308

Magistrates, see under “Courts”

Management committees/local authorities

Number of, for Coloured persons, (HR) 585
Coloured/Indian, (HA) 1352

Mandela, Mr Nelson, see under “Prisoners”

Mathopestad, Future status of, (HA) 25

Mauritius, Visit to, by Minister of Defence, (HA) 70

Media

Amount allocated by Department of Home Affairs, (HA) 698

Medical Schemes Act, Representations received for amendments to, (HA) 358

Medical schools, see under “Universities” Meyerton: Meeting attended by Minister/police, (HA) 1104

Military service, see “National service”

Milk, see under “Agriculture”

Mineral and Energy Affairs, Department of

Mining certificates, Applications received from Blacks in respect of obtaining, (HA) 288

Mines

Gold Mines Assistance Act: Financial assistance/persons employed, (HA) 1347

Mines and industries

Accommodation in mixed dwelling-units during training, (HA) 971—[Interpellation]
Washing/toilet facilities for employees of different race groups, (HA) 783—[Interpellation]

Mining houses: Payment in dollars of proceeds of gold sales, (HA) 917

Ministerial Representatives

Delegates, House of
- Duties assigned to, (HD) 633

Ministers, see under “Cabinet”

Mixed marriages

Since repeal of Prohibition of Mixed Marriages Act, (HA) 1367

Montreal Protocol on Chlorofluorocarbons, SA signing, (HA) 358

Monuments

Falling under general/own affairs, (HA) 1079

Mossgas

Foreigners employed, (HD) 303—[Interpellation]
Training project financed by Central Energy Fund, (HA) 546

Motor vehicle, South African, see under “SATS”

Moutse district: Investigations by Rumpff Commission (HA) 924

Mozambique

Visits to
- Arrangement by Department of Foreign Affairs for visit by members of Parliament/President’s Council, (HA) 348
- Members of Parliament, (HA) 73, 617
- Persons: In mid-December, (HA) 983

Msomi, Mr P

Charged with offences, (HA) 83

Municipal elections

Candidates who were reservists exempted from duty, (HA) 677—[Interpellation]
T-shirts/caps distributed, (HA) 798

Museums

Falling under general/own affairs, (HA) 423, 1079

Nasella trichotoma, see under “Agriculture”

Natal/KwaZulu Planning Council, Implementation of recommendations of, on squatters/informal settlements, (HA) 804

National Council

Convening of, (HA) 81

National Education, Department of

Percentage of posts filled by non-Whites, (HA) 20

National Health and Population Development

Department of
- Grants to certain association, (HA) 1130
- Medical/administrative staff employed, (HA) 1369
Minister of
- Lawsuits brought against, (HA) 313

National Housing Commission

Application for loan finance for Black housing, (HA) 806

National Liquor Board: Cost of operating, (HA) 1226

National Manpower Commission

Report on working conditions of farm/domestic workers, (HA) 133

National Party

Announcement of retirement of leader, (HA) 961

National service

Community service
- Reduction of, (HA) 986
Conscientious/religious objection to, (HA) 23
National servicemen
- Assault on Black woman, (HR) 753
- Exemption from rendering service in townships, (HA) 131, 926
- Granted status of religious objectors/placed in alternative service, (HA) 582
- Infectious diseases, see under “Diseases”
- Maternity benefits/medical care of wives, (HA) 253
- Number of, placed in organizations outside SADF, (HA) 376
- Qualifications of, (HA) 376
- Suicides/treatment/counselling, (HA) 966
- White male medical doctors, (HA) 19
Number of persons requesting exemption, (HA) 743
Reduction of obligations, (HA) 244
Religious objectors
- Alternative service, National servicemen waiting to be placed in, (HA) 941
- Number in alternative service, (HA) 942
- Status of: Applied for/granted, (HA) 942
- White/Coloured/Indian/Black volunteers, (HA) 1027

Natural scientists

Employed in Public Service: Exemption for unregistered persons to practise, (HA) 1330 Necklace murders, see under “Offences”

Needs Camp, see under “South African Development Trust”

Newspapers

Average registration fee paid, (HA) 28

99-year leasehold scheme, see under “Housing”

Nuclear pilot plant, see “Pelindaba/Valindaba”

Nuclear power station

Purchase of land by Department of Mineral and Energy Affairs, (HA) 1202

Nurses

Applications to train as, (HA) 737
- Not accepted, (HA) 1368
Resignations
- In course of training, (HA) 326
- Qualified nurses at provincial hospitals, (HA) 327

Odeon Cinema, see “Chatsworth”

Offences

Actonville/Daveyton/Benoni
- Drug-related arrests, (HD) 1021
- Housebreaking, (HD) 1022
- Thefts from cars, (HD) 1021
Necklace murders, (HA) 1398
Public violence: Persons charged/convicted, (HA) 1334
Rape, Number charged with/convicted of, (HA) 513
Reported
- Alexandra, (HA) 1383
- Athlone, (HA) 1311
- Bellville, (HA) 1402
- Cape Town, (HA) 1337
- Cradock, (HA) 1370
- Durban
  - Berea, (HA) 405
  - Chatsworth, (HD) 1023
  - C R Swart, (HA) 497
  - Phoenix, (HD) 1022
  - Pinetown, (HA) 413
  - Point, (HA) 406
  - Westville, (HA) 544
- East London, (HA) 1315
- Germiston, (HA) 1319
- Grahamstown, (HA) 1315
- Johannesburg, (HA) 1317
- Johannesburg North, (HA) 1396
- Krom River/St Francis Bay area, (HA) 1371
- Pietermaritzburg, (HA) 1311
- Port Elizabeth, (HA) 1314
- Pretoria, (HA) 1317
- Randburg, (HA) 1332
- Soweto East, (HA) 1333
- Soweto West, (HA) 1332
- Stellenbosch, (HA) 1336
- Uitenhage, (HA) 1371
- Vereeniging, (HA) 1385
- Wynberg, (HA) 1337
Sabotage
- Persons acquitted/convicted, (HA) 1333
Sandton
- Arrests by special crime prevention unit, (HA) 408
Security of State
- Persons serving sentences, (HA) 1426 Released, (HA) 1426
Treason, Charge of, investigated by Police, (HR) 1237
Vagrancy/drunkenness
- Milnerton/Maitland/Pinelands police station areas, (HA) 408

Oil

(See also “Fuel”, “Pollution” and “Soekor”)
Crude oil
- Contracts entered into/prices verified, (HA) 799
- Rand cost per barrel, (HA) 1152, 1153

Old training college, see under “Public Works and Land Affairs”

Oukasie, see under “Residential areas”

Own affairs

Legislation to give greater effect to, (HA) 1210—[Interpellation]

Ozone levels

Monitoring, (HA) 86
Chlorofluorohydrocarbons, Controlling/restricting use of, (HA) 86

Palazzolo, Mr V: Contact with State President, (HA) 13

Paper

SAPPI: Contract for sale of pinewood, (HA) 1047

Parliament

Members using personal bodyguards, (HA) 1048
Members visiting foreign countries at Government expense, (HA) 929

Passports

Applications for/renewal of, (HA) 1079
Granted to Black South Africans, (HA) 1288

Pelindaba/Valindaba

Fire at nuclear pilot plant, (HA) 467

Pensions/grants

Blacks
- Old-age/blind persons’/war veterans’/disability/maintenance: Maximum amounts per annum, (HR) 215
- Social
  - Administration of, (HA) 450
  - Monthly basis/into savings accounts, (HA) 460
- War veterans
  - Payments by provincial administrations, (HA) 1291
Government Service Pension Fund
- Actuarial report, (HA) 875, 1200
- Amount paid/owed to, (HA) 743
  - Pensionable service, Buying-back of, (HA) 161,743
- SATS employees, (HA) 944
Indians
- Old age
  - Applications granted/refused, (HD) 780
Military disability, (HA) 1180
Pension Fund for Associated Services
- Actuarial report, (HA) 1201
Pensioners, Civil: Overpayment, (HA) 90
Public Service Pension Fund
Actuarial report, (HA) 1201
Social
- Amount spent, (HA) 1313
- Increase, (HA) 932—[Interpellation]

Pesticides, see under “Agriculture”

Petrol, see under “Fuel”

Pietermaritzburg

Greater Pietermaritzburg area
- Commission of inquiry into violence, (HA) 1097—[Interpellation]
- SADF members deployed, (HA) 132

Pietersburg

Venda, Purchasing of house by Government of, for consular staff, (HA) 239

Pipelines extending into sea, Monitoring of effluent from, (HA) 615

Poaching

Rhinoceros horn/ivory
- Legislation to increase penalties for trading in, (HA) 85
- Smuggling by SADF personnel in SWA, (HA) 459

Police

(See also “Offences”)
Afrikaner Volkswag’s Festival at Donkerhoek, Helicopter flying over, (HA) 454
Asvat, Dr Abu-Baker/anti-apartheid activists, Inquiry into killings of, (HD) 51—[Interpellation]
Bloekombos, Kraaifontein
- Visit by Police, (HA) 233
  - Persons arrested/charged, (HA) 233
Bodyguards for MPs, (HA) 1048
Bopape, Mr Stanza, Investigation into disappearance of, (HA) 234, 601, 802
Brixton Murder and Robbery Squad
Complaints/allegations of torture, (HA) 693
Cape Town/Sea Point/Woodstock police stations, Increasing of police complement at, (HA) 625
Certain member, action against: Guilty of assault in Grahamstown Supreme Court, (HA) 346
Certain person
- Civil suit/guilty of assault in Grahamstown
  - Supreme Court, (HA) 796
- Held by, (HA) 452
- Under arrest/released, (HA) 1007
- Visit by members of Police to home of, (HA) 689
Charges in regard to corrupt land deals laid by Chief Minister of KwaZulu, (HA) 690
Colleges for training men/women, (HA) 1177
Commercial Branch detectives
- Investigation into foreign exchange frauds, (HA) 1258
Drugs
- Chatsworth, Confiscated in, (HD) 576
- Phoenix, Confiscated in, (HD) 576
Dulela School: SAP members at meeting, (HA) 1244
Durban newspaper, Visit to, concerning remarking of examination paper, (HD) 430
Fezeka Secondary School: Action by SAP, (HA) 627
Greater Pietermaritzburg area
- Members employed in/involved in intimidation/assault/murder, (HA) 529
- SAP vehicles used in unrest, (HA) 1002
Howick, Investigation into abduction/murder of 3 persons near, (HA) 540
Ibhayi Town Council, Investigation of irregularities in, (HA) 602
Interrogation, Covering of heads of suspects during, (HA) 796
Joint Management System, Community liaison forum between private sector and, (HA) 603
Katlehong: Investigation into death of certain person, (HA) 930
Lutzville, Shooting incident at, (HA) 797
Mandela home in Soweto, Raid by SAP on, shown on SABC TV, (HA) 452
Members
- Beyleveldt, Sergeant W J
  - Charged after events in Kakamas, (HA) 72
  - Supreme Court in Kimberley: Acquitted owing to deficiencies in existing legislation, (HA) 539
- Suspended/dismissed, (HA) 1175
Meyerton: Meeting attended by certain Minister, (HA) 1104
Motor vehicles
- Stolen: Prosecutions/convictions, (HA) 1417
- Thefts from, (HA) 1397
Municipal
- Lebohang Township: Representations/complaints, (HA) 602
Murder of three persons, Investigations into, (HD) 117—[Interpellation]
Operation at Dora Falcke Sunrise Memorial Camp, Muizenberg, (HA) 626
Pietermaritzburg: Buildings used for members involved in unrest, (HA) 1002
Police cells: Persons under 18 awaiting trial, (HA) 1177
Police force established in self-governing states, (HA) 1181
Policemen
- Persons charged with murder of: Found guilty/executed, (HA) 1417
Reservists
- Candidates in municipal elections exempted from duty, (HA) 677—[Interpellation]
- Exemption of MP for Bezuidenhout from duty, (HA) 923
- Number of persons joined/retired, (HA) 1331
Sanctions, Action against SA citizens advocating, (HA) 1258
Sandringham/Sydenham area
- Request to establish police station, (HA) 348
Serviceable patrol vehicles
- Sandton/Bramley/Wynberg/Alexandra/Lombardy East, (HA) 536
Soweto
- Investigation into alleged shooting of certain person, (HA) 992
Special constables
- Certain person employed in Mamelodi, (HA) 1003
- Claims for damages: Insurance, (HA) 1303
- Pietermaritzburg area, Employed in, (HA) 406
Standard By-law relating to Streets
- Persons arrested/charged in De Aar area for contravening, (HR) 417
- Persons charged/convicted/acquitted in De Aar area for contravening, (HR) 291
Strikes/work stoppages/labour disputes: Called to scene, (HA) 1277
Toll charged at toll gates, (HA) 771, 1004
Unrest
- Complaints/charges about actions during, (HA) 1174
Vehicles with differing number plates owned by, (HA) 152
Willowmore, Action against two school pupils of, (HA) 455

Police Act, Prosecutions/convictions for contraventions of, (HA) 545

Pollution

Atmospheric
- Levels of pollutants measured at urban locations, (HA) 1348
Sea: Oil, (HA) 1153

Pope’s visit to Southern Africa: Amount spent by Government, (HA) 129

Population numbers

Black
- Each township, (HA) 1321
- Greater Cape Town area/Black townships in
  - Greater Cape Town area, (HA) 126
Greater Cape Town area: Whites/Coloured/Indians, (HA) 311
Greater Soweto
- Adults/children, (HA) 1374
White
- SA citizens resident in RSA, (HA) 1280
White/Black/Coloured/Indian children born, (HA) 1367

Port Elizabeth

Harbour: Vacant sheds/warehouses, (HR) 1125
Requests received by State Tender Board regarding leasing of certain properties in, (HA) 808

Portuguese community in Republic: Study by HSRC, (HA) 607

Post offices

Chatty, Port Elizabeth, (HR) 755
Private post boxes
- Cape Town Gardens constituency: Applications outstanding, (HA) 1233
Sandton area, Additional services in, (HA) 273

Posts and Telecommunications, Department of

Apprentices indentured to, (HA) 271
Number of employees/technicians/postmen resigned, (HA) 271
Posts
- Number of, (HA) 653
- Vacant, (HA) 272, 653

Presidensie, Pretoria, Extensions made to, (HA) 853

Prisoners

Awaiting-trial, (HA) 409, 1400
- Youths in prison cells/children’s cells, (HA) 409
Cost per prisoner, (HA) 463
Mandela, Mr Nelson
- Premises where held, (HA) 178
- Raid on home in Soweto covered by SABC, (HA) 452
- Removal from Pollsmoor Prison to clinic, (HA) 176
- Special treatment for, (HA) 801
- Visitors who are prisoners from other prisons received by, (HA) 179
- Visitors/interaction with prisoners/prison officials, (HA) 79
Persons
- Sentenced to jail receiving automatic remission, (HA) 828
- Under age of 18 years, (HA) 818
- Under 18 awaiting trial
  - Police cells, (HA) 1177
  - Prisons, (HA) 829
Transferred to mental institutions, (HA) 822
Younger/older than 18 years
- Crimes against security of State/other crimes, (HA) 1399

Prisons

(See also “Safekeeping, Places of’)
Certain person, Representations for release
- Minister of Justice, (HA) 691
- Minister of Law and Order, (HA) 690
Charges of assault against prison warders, (HA) 823
Deaths due to natural/unnatural causes, (HA) 822
Juveniles
- Institutions for, in each race group, (HR) 569
Kokstad commonage, Establishment of prison on, (HA) 545
Number of prisoners/over-populated, (HA) 855
Prison warders/prisoners killed/injured by prisoners, (HA) 825
Robben Island
- Prisoners held in maximum/medium security, (HA) 1182
Sonderwater Prison
- Certain person’s death, (HA) 541
Steps to reduce detention for persons awaiting trial, (HA) 1091—[Interpellation]

Prisons Service

Staff shortages, (HA) 867

Privatisation/deregulation

Abolition of statutory bodies under control of Department of Trade and Industry/Mineral and Energy Affairs, (HA) 251
Applications for deregulation, (HA) 1391
Corporations/institutions referred to Department, (HA) 1389
Lenasia Hospital, (HD) 189—[Interpellation]
State undertakings, (HA) 1390
Welfare services, (HD) 194

Property

Money invested by means of financial rand transactions, (HA) 757

Prosecutors, see under “Courts”

Public Safety Act

Persons detained under 1988 emergency regulations in terms of, served with restriction orders, (HA) 27

Public servants, see under “Public Service”

Public Service

(See also “Pensions/grants” and “State employees”)
Bursaries, (HA) 941, 1120
- Applications, (HA) 1247
Natural scientists, Exemption for unregistered persons to practise, (HA) 1330
Non-Whites employed, (HA) 1385
Posts/vacant posts, (HA) 1385
Public servants
- Local Government and Agriculture, Department of
  - Qualifications, Improvement of, (HD) 281—[Interpellation]
- Time bonuses/gratuities, (HA) 876
Public Service Act
- Number of persons employed in each department/organizational component referred to in, (HA) 1236
- Salaries/salary scales for each post level referred to in, (HA) 1235
Salaries
- (See also under “Public Service Act” above)
- Differential pay scales, (HA) 1242
- Employees/persons previously in employ of Development Boards, (HA) 1263
- Minister of Finance informed of increase while attending a meeting of IMF, (HA) 24
Whites/Coloureds/Indians/Blacks employed, (HA) 1345

Public violence, see under “Offences”

Public Works and Land Affairs, Department of

Old training college, Victoria Street, Cape Town: Renovation/demolition of, (HA) 854

Publications

(See also under “Information, Bureau for”)
Distributed abroad by Department of Foreign Affairs, (HA) 1223
Items declared undesirable, (HA) 656
Publications/objects declared prohibited, (HA) 515
Warned/suspended/representations submitted, (HA) 1039

PWV area

Allocation of land for Blacks in: Recommendations, (HA) 916

Railways, see under “SATS”

Rape, see under “Death sentences” and “Offences”

Receiver of Revenue

Accommodation in George: Contract with certain company, (HA) 713

Reclassification

One race group to another, (HA) 1076

Regional services councils

Areas where established, (HA) 475
Bushveld, Amount in revenue received by, (HA) 758
Constituted, (HA) 1351
Powers/functions, (HA) 475
Regional Services Councils Act
- Functions in Schedule 2 transferred, (HA) 920

Religious institutions

Admission to SA of foreign students, (HD) 1443

Religious objectors, see under “National service”

Renamo

Involvement of South Africans at bases in Gaza province, (HR) 643

Rent/Rentals/Rent boycotts, see under “Housing”

Repatriations, see “Deportations/repatriations”

Reservation of Separate Amenities Act

Complaints about application of
- Department of Manpower, (HA) 237
- Department of Mineral and Energy Affairs, (HA) 345
Repeal, (HD) 765—[Interpellation]

Reserve Bank

Authorization to pay mining houses proceeds of gold sales in dollar, (HA) 917
Permission granted to certain person to use SA currency for overseas investments/personal purposes, (HA) 987

Resettlement/removal/relocation, (HA) 1178

Black spots, (HA) 1178
- To Black states, (HA) 1179
Blacks
- Number of places, (HA) 1307
Luganda community, Pinetown, (HA) 885
Witlokasie/Knysna, (HA) 347

Residential areas

Black
- George district: New, (HA) 708
- Oukasie, Blacks resident in, (HA) 490
- Western Cape
  - Mayors/town committees: Powers regarding house ownership/residents, (HA) 511
White
- Application by mining group for portion of, for occupation by Blacks, (HA) 236

Residential sites, Irregularities in connection with reselling of, (HR) 384—[Interpellation]

Resolution 435, see under “South West Africa/Namibia”

Rhinoceros horn, see under “Poaching”

Riverlea

Extension 1, see under “Housing”
Extensions 3/4
- K1/K2 projects envisaged, (HR) 644

Road blocks, see under “Police”

Roads

(See also “Collisions/accidents”)
Black areas: Amount budgeted for upgrading, (HA) 1398
Higginson Highway, Non-fatal/fatal collisions occurring on, (HD) 728 Steps to reduce, (HD) 1051
Huguenot tunnel, Problems experienced with extraction of motor-car exhaust gases from, (HA) 235
N3
- Frere to Tugela Plaza
  - Construction, (HA) 698
  - Cost of expropriation of land, (HA) 698
- Town Hill, Pietermaritzburg: Investigation by SABS into traffic noise level on, (HA) 456
Privatisation of national, (HA) 1241
Shareworld, Johannesburg, Provision of road to, (HA) 16
Toll roads
- Mooi River
  - Number of vehicles/amount collected in toll fees, (HA) 295
  - Toll fees paid by all vehicles, (HA) 243
  - Upgrading of alternative road, Completion of, (HA) 243
- Private sector consortiums operating on an agency basis, (HA) 236
- Reconsidering advisability of, (HA) 790— [Interpellation]
- SAP/SADF, Toll charged/collected from members of, (HA) 771

Rumpff Commission

Investigation into Moutse district: Report, (HA) 924

SAA, see “Airways, South African”

SABC

Brackenfell, Radio transmitter closed down in, (HA) 162

Sabotage, see under “Offences”

SADF

(See also under “Defence Act” and “National service”)
Angolan war, Equipment seized in, (HA) 351
Black townships
- Exemption from duty in
  - Commando/Citizen Force members requesting, (HA) 743
  - Percentage of national servicemen requesting, (HA) 926
  - Requests by national servicemen for, (HA) 131
- Members exceeding bounds of duty, (HA) 131
- Military bases, (HA) 212
- Troops, Complaints about action of, (HA) 211, 379
Certain person transported by SAAF, (HA) 965
Citizen Force/Commando members
- Camps
  - Applications for deferment/exemption, (HA) 743
Contracts for transportation/other services with certain airline, (HA) 458
Defence contracts, Certain company engaged in, (HA) 969
Desertions by Permanent/Citizen Force members/national servicemen, (HA) 969
Detention centres: Persons in detention, (HA) 880
Ellisras district: Land purchased, (HA) 870
Failure to report for military service/Citizen
- Force camps/Commando duty, (HA) 130
- Charges in magistrates’ courts, (HA) 1294
Greater Pietermaritzburg area
- Members deployed in, (HA) 132
Khosies, Occupation of, (HR) 1029—[Interpellation]
Land occupied, Strategic importance of, at Humewood, PE, (HA) 25
Magazines/periodicals produced/financed, (HA) 1169
Mamelodi: National servicemen, Video films/photographs of certain person shown to, (HA) 605, 919
Members killed/wounded, (HA) 212
Military hospitals
- Average bed occupancy rate, (HA) 751
- Notifiable diseases diagnosed, (HA) 751
National service
Pamphlets distributed by helicopter, (HA) 249
Pensioners, Operations on, (HA) 150
Permanent Force
- Blacks/Whites/Coloureds/Indians applied/accepted, (HA) 968
Port Elizabeth, Negotiations concerning training base in, (HA) 258
Precautions taken to prevent access to classified information by unauthorised personnel, (HA) 965
Professional standing defence force, (HA) 84
Rhinoceros horn, Smuggling of, by personnel of, in SWA, (HA) 459
South West Africa
- Cost of withdrawal, (HA) 697
- Demobilised members on full/partial pay, (HA) 1105
- Value of immovable equipment erected in, (HA) 227—[Interpellation]
Soweto, White City
- Members involved in shooting incident, (HA) 23
- Inquiry into, (HA) 800
Suicides
- National servicemen/members of Permanent Force/Citizen Force/Commandos, (HA) 750
Toll charged at toll gates, (HA) 642, 771
Vehicles purchased from certain company, (HA) 466
Voluntary service in Citizen Force/Commandos, (HA) 968
Youngsfield, Incident at
- Inquiry, (HA) 692
- Steps taken, (HA) 692

Safekeeping, Places of

Number of, for awaiting-trial youths, (HA) 536

Saint Martin’s Trust Area, see under “Housing”

SAP, see “Police”

Sasol

Fuel: Pipeline/transport costs, (HA) 1017
Payments by Department of Mineral and Energy Affairs, (HA) 1018

SATS

Actuarial report on pension fund, (HA) 1108
Commuter services, Loss incurred on, (HA) 199
Employees
- Retirement of, before 10/15 years’ pensionable service, (HA) 91
- Indians
  - Men/Women employed, (HD) 1056
  - Women employed in administrative posts in Durban, (HD) 765
Housing subsidies
- Amount allocated, (HA) 1370
Lighthouses
- Fish River Mouth/Cape St Francis/Danger Point, Money spent on houses near, (HA) 943
Manufacturing of SA motor vehicle, (HA) 239 Motor vehicles under control of, damaged, (HA) 427
Pensionable service, Buying back of, see under “Pensions/grants”
Privatisation of inter-city luxury coach services, (HA) 1383
Railways
- Carriages for use of dignitaries, (HA) 70
- Passengers travelling at Government-subsidized fares, (HA) 1121
Sartravel coach tours: Profit/loss, (HA) 1382
Travel bureaux
- Profits/losses for London/Frankfurt/New York, (HA) 1383

Schools

(See also under “Education”, “Education and Culture, Department of’, “Education and Training, Department of’ and “Teachers”)
Assembly, Administration: House of
- Average/percentage attendance of pupils, (HA) 219
- Buildings
  - Construction of, (HA) 222
  - Selling/disposal of, (HA) 37
- Buses
  - Number of pupils transported daily, (HA) 276
- Cape Education Department: Written/oral requests for programme on sexual abuse of children, (HA) 290
- Cape School Board area
  - Capacity/enrolment, (HA) 1159
- Closure where number of pupils is not viable, (HA) 699—[Interpellation]
- Expenditure, Average, (HA) 224
- Funds/compulsory tuition fees, (HA) 94— [Interpellation]
- Hostels
  - Capacity/enrolment, (HA) 1157
  - Number of, (HA) 499
  - Vacant places, (HA) 213
- Language medium, Number of pupils taught through each, (HA) 222
- Management board elections on party-political basis, (HA) 618—[Interpellation]
- Management boards in Cape Province, Elections of, postponed, (HA) 171
- Matriculation examination, Number of pupils who wrote/passed, (HD) 436
- Medical inspections, (HA) 221
- National Senior Certificate: Whites entered for/passed/failed, (HA) 565
- Non-White children attending State-controlled schools, (HA) 946
- Official envelopes for fund-raising purposes, (HA) 706
- Opening for all races, (HA) 170
- Opening of state schools to all races, (HA) 259—[Interpellation]
- Parow School Board area
  - Capacity/enrolment, (HA) 1133
- Pre-primary
  - Introduction of racial quota at, (HA) 176
  - Investigation by Committee of Education into pre-primary schooling, (HA) 268
  - Subsidies, (HA) 568
- Primary
  - Acacia Park Primary School: Parliamentary allowance/benefits of staff taken away, (HA) 964
- Primary/secondary
  - Afrikaans/English as first/second language, (HA) 218
  - Capacity/enrolment, (HA) 220, 1123
    - Cradock/Cookhouse/Aberdeen/Jansenville/Graaff-Reinet/Oudtshoorn, (HA) 1163
  - Classrooms/pupils/teachers in Kroonstad, (HA) 775
  - Closure, (HA) 1122
  - Medium of instruction in, (HA) 218
  - Number of pupils enrolled in, (HA) 226 Natal, (HA) 1430
  - Number of pupils in each home language category, (HA) 214
- OFS
  - Pupil capacity, (HA) 1432
  - Teacher/pupil ratio, (HA) 289
- Principals requested not to discuss problems in education with local MPs, (HA) 624
- Pupils
  - Entered for/passed matriculation examination, (HA) 521
  - Per capita expenditure on, (HA) 521 Requests for admission of non-White pupils, (HA) 170
- School secretaries in Cape Province, (HA) 100
- Secondary/high
  - Hans Moore High School: Complaints against principal, (HA) 809—[Interpellation]
  - Latin as subject for Senior Certificate, (HA) 475
  - Matriculation examinations, Pupils passed/wrote, (HA) 500
  - Pupils, Distribution of, (HA) 221
  - Seminar by Mr Clem Sunter for pupils’ councils in Gold Fields, (HA) 36
- Smoking, Pupils addressed on hazards of, (HA) 104
- Strikes/work stoppages
  - Natal Education Department, Schools falling under, (HA) 328
- Sunter, Mr Clem, addressing schools, (HA) 266
- Teacher/pupil ratios, (HA) 1226
  - Inquiry into, (HA) 373
- Teachers
  - Principal/deputy principal/permanent teachers, Occupying post of, (HA) 566
- Transportation of pupils, (HA) 298
- Trust funds, Survey conducted by Department on parents’ voluntary contributions to, (HA) 816
- Unutilized/utilized for purposes other than education, (HA) 172
- Utilization by Administration: House of Representatives, (HR) 718
Delegates, Administration: House of
- Additional/new classrooms built, (HD) 1167
- Admission of Black children, (HD) 845
- Advisory Allocations Committee, Supplying, with schedules of book orders, (HD) 41—[Interpellation]
- Bloemfontein area, Immediate schooling for Indian children in, (HD) 396—[Interpellation]
- Expenditure, Average, (HD) 673
- Financial assistance, Changes in, (HD) 674
- Matriculation examinations
  - Number of pupils wrote/passed, (HD) 436
  - Number of Indian pupils entered for/passed, (HD) 527, 528
- National Senior Certificate examination,
- Number of Indians entered for/passed, (HD) 528
- Number of persons obtaining professional teaching qualifications, (HD) 676
- Primary/secondary
  - Applications from suitably qualified teachers refused, (HD) 674
  - Pupils, Per capita expenditure on, (HD) 673
- Secondary/high
  - Stanger
    - Certain teacher, Protest against return of, (HD) 404
Education and Training, Department of
- Additional classrooms, (HA) 930
- Boycotts/disturbances, (HA) 18
- Cape Peninsula
  - Principals appointed, (HA) 991
- Contracts: Tender procedures, (HA) 1376
- Dulela School near Howick, Presence of
  - Police at meeting, (HA) 1244
- Edendale/Hammarsdale area
  - Matriculants at each school, (HA) 422
  - Matriculants wrote/passed final examinations, (HA) 422
  - Total enrolment at each school, (HA) 422
- Farm schools
  - Number of, (HA) 425
  - Opened/closed/extended, (HA) 425
  - Subsidies/number of pupils, (HA) 425
- Hostels, Number of, (HA) 735
- Langa/Guguletu/Nyanga: Upgrading of existing schools, (HA) 424
- Management bodies
  - Guguletu/Khayelitsha, (HA) 365
- Matriculation examinations, Number of pupils wrote/passed,
  - Republic, (HA) 650
  - Western Cape, (HA) 868
- Natal: Disruption/closure due to political activities, (HA) 1043
- National Senior Certificate, Pupils in Western Cape entered for/wrote/passed, (HA) 651
- Primary
  - Atteridgeville: Pupils being possessed of devil, (HA) 465
  - Iketlo, Guguletu: Facilities/pupils, (HA) 1412
  - Lehlohonolo, Guguletu
    - Toilet facilities/renovations, (HA) 1231
  - OFS
    - Management councils, (HA) 1413
  - Vukukhanye Higher Primary
    - Damage to roof/ceilings/window panes, (HA) 1151
- Primary/Secondary
  - OFS
    - Laboratories/libraries/sports facilities/classrooms, (HA) 1416
    - Platoon system/pupils turned away, (HA) 1414
  - Provision of stationery, (HA) 1381
  - Shortage of classrooms/average number of pupils per classroom, (HA) 930
- Pupils
  - Per capita expenditure, (HA) 21
- Reform schools
  - Kinross: Operating/construction costs, (HA) 1376
- Remedial teachers, (HA) 738
- Secondary
  - Cape Peninsula
    - Incidents/clashes between staff/pupils, (HA) 1309
  - Fezeka Secondary School
    - Geography results of matriculation pupils, (HA) 366
    - Management bodies, (HA) 1044
    - Police present at, (HA) 627
    - SAP called/requested to take action, (HA) 808
  - Imizamoyethu Secondary School at Sandkraal, Facilities provided for Black children at, (HA) 581
  - Number of pupils/teachers/classrooms/desks/chairs, (HA) 645
  - Prudence Secondary School
    - Art examination scripts of Standard 6 pupils, (HA) 1284
  - School committees/governing bodies in Cape Peninsula, (HA) 578
  - Senior Certificate examinations
    - Private candidates registered/passed, (HA) 1266
    - Private candidates wrote/passed each subject, (HA) 1267
    - Pupils in Cape Peninsula wrote/passed/failed, (HA) 309
    - Pupils wrote/passed/failed, (HA) 309
  - Unrest/disruption, (HA) 19
  - Western Cape, Number of pupils in, (HA) 540
  - Willowmore: Police action against two pupils, (HA) 455
- Sports fields
  - Contracts in Eastern Cape for establishing/grassing awarded to certain person, (HA) 457, 1375
- Substandard A, Black children enrolled in, (HA) 310
- Transportation of pupils, (HA) 735
- Zolani Township, Ashton: Provision of schools, (HA) 649
Private
- Assembly, Administration: House of
  - Introduction of racial quota, (HA) 176
  - Non-White children attending state-subsidized, (HA) 946
  - Number of White/Coloured/Indian/Black pupils, (HA) 296, 567
  - Primary/high
    - Admission of pupils who are not White, (HA) 93
  - Religiously connected: Registration, (HA) 1217
  - Subsidies to schools/pre-primary schools, (HA) 1001
- Delegates, Administration: House of
  - Financing of subsidies, Formula/policy for, (HD) 675
- Representatives, Administration: House of Subsidies, (HR) 1227
  - Financing of subsidies, Formula/policy for, (HR) 277
  - Applications for/refusal, (HR) 724
Representatives, Administration: House of
- Admission of pupils who are not Coloureds, (HR) 726
- African language: Schools offering/pupils taking, (HR) 1019
- Aids, Committee to investigate question of, (HR) 185
- Attendance, Average/percentage, (HR) 198
- Buildings
  - Constructed: Cost, (HR) 721
  - Damage to, (HR) 1125
  - Selling/disposal of, (HR) 524
- Buses
  - School-bus system: Tenders, (HR) 181— [Interpellation]
- Expenditure, Average, (HR) 278
- Financial assistance, Changes in, (HR) 631
- Hostels
  - Unutilized/utilized for purposes other than education, (HR) 523
  - Vacant places, (HR) 721
- National Senior Certificate examination, Number of Coloureds entered for, (HR) 725
- Primary/Secondary
  - Applications from suitably qualified teachers refused, (HR) 388
  - Capacity/enrolment, (HR) 523
  - Computers, Supply and maintenance of, (HR) 184
  - Pupils enrolled, (HR) 722
  - Teacher/pupil ratio, (HR) 501
- Pupils
  - Matriculation examination: Entered for/passed, (HR) 723
  - Number of Coloured, taught through each language medium, (HR) 720
  - Per capita expenditure on, (HR) 722
- Secondary
  - East Rand: Overcrowding, (HR) 723
  - Reigerpark, Second school, (HR) 723
  - Utilization of schools in White areas, (HR) 718

Sea Point, Control exercised over the removal of shellfish at, (HA) 350

Seals, see “False Bay”

Self-governing territories/independent Black states

Amounts invested by State/foreign agencies/development corporations/companies, (HA) 627
Assistance against soil erosion by Department of Agriculture, (HA) 463
Blacks employed in undertakings, (HA) 1362
Citizenship certificates issued, (HA) 659
Cost of purchasing land for consolidation, (HA) 1398
Employment opportunities created for Blacks, (HA) 1362
KwaZulu
- Joint committee with SA, (HA) 80
- KwaZulu Legislative Assembly
  - Commission of inquiry into corrupt land deals, (HA) 600
Land for occupation by Blacks
- Excised from, (HA) 311
- Incorporated into, (HA) 312
Manufacturing concerns/development corporations, (HA) 628
Police forces established, (HA) 1181
Public Service officials seconded to self-governing territories, (HA) 1008
Residents employed by RSA Government, (HA) 1121
Size in hectares of each self-governing territory, (HA) 1007

Senior Citizen Bonds

Review of interest rate, (HA) 986

Sentences

Corporal punishment, (HA) 1082, 1399

Sequestrations, see “Liquidations/sequestrations”

Shellfish, see “Sea Point”

Skin-lighteners

(See also “Hydroquinone”)
Representations regarding potential danger, (HA) 1106

Small Business Development Corporation, (HR) 1433

Social workers

Registered with Council for Social and Associated Workers, (HA) 1368

Soekor, Holes drilled by, off South African coast, (HA) 93

Soil erosion

(See also under “Self-governing territories/independent Black states”)
Steps against farmers causing, (HA) 463

South African Citizenship Act

Automatic South African citizenship granted in terms of, (HA) 659

South African Development Trust

(See also “Development Aid, Department of”)
Amount spent on projects in independent Black states, (HA) 745
Incorporation of farm 303/Newlands/Needs Camp into Ciskei, (HA) 159, 160

South African Panorama, Questionnaire completed by recipients of, (HA) 516

South African Rugby Board, Liaison of, with ANC: Investigation by Department of National Education, (HA) 17

South West Africa/Namibia

(See also under “SADF”)
Advertisements promoting settlement plan, (HA) 1218
Elections, Free and fair: Pre-condition of settlement, (HA) 1026
Proclamation AG9/AG26
- Persons held, (HA) 760
- Persons detained longer than 30 days, (HA) 760
Resolution 435
- Conditions for implementation complied with, (HA) 593—[Interpellation]
- Conditions for implementation of, (HA) 1— [Interpellation]
SADF/SWATF
Members demobilised on full/partial pay, (HA) 1105
Untag
- Deaths/injuries of personnel, (HA) 1209

Soviet Union, see “USSR”

Special constables, see under “Police”

Sporting events, International

Underwritten by Government departments/involving Mr S Kerzner/certain companies, (HA) 1119

Squatters

Fechter/Flenter/Witlokasie/Joodsekamp, (HA) 611
Number of squatters/squatter structures, (HA) 1307
PWV/Western Cape/Eastern Cape/Durban/Pinetown, (HA) 1257
Shelters: Steps taken, (HA) 1308
Western Cape Region Co-ordinating Committee on Squatting, (HA) 87

Stanger: Tenders for development of lots, (HD) 192

State Attorney

Actions of/payment received, (HA) 963

State employees

(See also “Public Service”)
Persons directly/indirectly in state employ, (HA) 1346

State President

Cost of messages
- Foreign media, (HA) 327
- Media in Republic, (HA) 412
Persons held at State President’s pleasure, (HA) 924
State President’s Office
- Investigation into involvement of foreign intelligence agencies with certain persons, (HA) 982

State Revenue Account

Unexpended funds returned by Administration: House of Representatives, (HR) 1085

State Tender Board

Requests regarding leasing of certain properties in Port Elizabeth, (HA) 808

Statements critical of Government, Persons/organisations prohibited from making, (HA) 149

Stefan, see under “Deportation/repatriations” and “Home Affairs”

Stein Report, see under “Hospitals”

Strikes/work stoppages

(See also under “Labour Relations Act” and “Schools”)
Black workers arrested for striking illegally, (HA) 25
Blacks
- Number of, (HA) 514
Blacks/Whites participating in, (HA) 293
Dealt with by Department of Manpower/Wage Board, (HA) 412
Natal Provincial Administration, Staff of, (HA) 491
Number of, (HA) 293
Police called to scene of, (HA) 1277
Workers in each race group involved, (HA) 132
Workers in each race group charged with/convicted of illegal, (HA) 1081

Subsidies, see under “Agriculture”

Suicides, see under “National service” and “SADF”

Tax

Amount lost due to concessions to decentralized industries, (HA) 1361
Company tax
- Collected from mining/non-mining companies, (HA) 1155
GST
- Amounts from individuals/companies/other sectors, (HA) 1304
- Irregularities, (HA) 1154
Income tax
- Companies/individuals: Total amount assessed, (HA) 759
- Irrecoverable, (HA) 1252
Moneys/donations for educational purposes, Deductibility of, (HA) 366—[Interpellation], 1192
Number of individual taxpayers/Blacks as percentage of taxpayers, (HA) 1156
Taxpayers: White/Black/Indian/Coloured, (HA) 1046
Total taxable earnings/income, (HA) 1046
VAT, (HA) 695

Taxi Association

Certain
- Parcel delivery/bus/tourism services, (HA) 970
Subsidy provided to members, (HA) 945

Teachers

(See also under “Schools”)
Assembly, Administration: House of
- Made redundant/employed in another capacity, (HA) 225
- Municipal elections, Permission to take part in, (HA) 474
- OFS
  - Primary/secondary Qualifications, (HA) 1431
- Permanent/temporary
  - Contributions in terms of Unemployment Insurance Act, (HA) 938
  - Lost on account of marriage/retirement/death, (HA) 565
- Remedial teachers, (HA) 669
- Resignations, (HA) 34
- Resignations from teaching posts, Number of, (HA) 34
- Resignations of males/vacancies, (HA) 558
- Specialist teachers, Vacancies for, (HA) 224
- Teacher Associations, Regulations/guidelines for, (HA) 102
- White
  - Graduated from teachers’ training colleges/universities, (HA) 214, 1429
  - Male, doing national service, (HA) 39
Delegates, Administration: House of
- Retrenched/not re-employed, (HD) 108
- Teachers’ Association of South Africa
  - Withdrawal from certain committees, (HD) 850
Education and Training, Department of
- Attending departmental courses/absence from schools, (HA) 1147
- OFS
  - Qualifications, (HA) 1414
- Retrenched/made redundant/not re-employed
  - Cape Peninsula, (HA) 73, 158
  - South Africa, (HA) 159
- Salaries outstanding, (HA) 616
- Two teachers employed in Western Cape, (HA) 1042, 1241
Number registered in Republic, (HA) 512
Representatives, Administration: House of
- Bursaries granted to student teachers, (HR) 632
- Made redundant, (HR) 721
- Number of, employed in primary/secondary schools, (HR) 719
- University degree/teaching diploma/matriculation certificate/junior certificate, Percentage of, in possession of, (HR) 719

Teachers’ training colleges

Assembly, Administration: House of
- Closure, (HA) 1122
- OFS
  - Student capacity, (HA) 1432
Good Hope, Khayelitsha
- Student bursaries, (HA) 1203, 1204
Johannesburg: Disciplinary steps against Mr Hofmeyer, (HA) 374
Pretoria, College of Education in Use of vacated hostels, (HA) 266
Representatives, Administration: House of Capacity/enrolment, (HR) 523
- Zonnebloem
  - Closure of, (HR) 949—[Interpellation]
Student vacancies/utilization/disposal, (HA) 939

Tear-gas, see under “Police”

Technical colleges

Assembly, Administration: House of Number of students, (HA) 522

Technikons

Assembly, Administration: House of
- Number of Whites/Blacks/Coloureds/Indians, (HA) 330
M L Sultan
- Dismissal of Vice Rector, (HD) 279—[Interpellation]

Telephones

Applications for
- Cape Town Gardens constituency, (HA) 1233
- Greater Cape Town: Blacks/Whites, (HA) 87
- Greater Pietermaritzburg area: Backlog, (HA) 162
- Randfontein, (HA) 1339
- Sandton constituency, (HA) 274
Concessions to pensioners, (HA) 1397
Greater Cape Town area
- Business/private telephones, (HA) 531, 533
- Exchange areas in, (HA) 531
Local calls, Introduction of metering system for, (HA) 27
Public, Cost of repairing, in Republic/Cape Province, (HA) 27
Tapping of conversations, (HA) 798
Telephone directory
- Bold type/yellow-page advertisements
  - For companies, (HA) 1229
  - Tenders for advertising rights, (HA) 1231
Toll-free service for abused children, (HA) 497

Television satellite dishes, Restrictions on private persons/companies owning/using, (HA) 869

Thornville, Natal, see under “Housing”

Tobacco

Burley, Import of, (HA) 963

Townships, Black

Crossroads/Town 2, Khayelitsha/Brown’s
- Farm/KTC
- Land set aside for serviced sites/private development, (HA) 1429
De facto population of each, (HA) 1321
Electricity supply to housing units, (HA) 1403
Grabouw: Establishment of new, (HA) 345
Greater Cape Town area
- Sub-economic/low-cost housing, (HA) 1428
Incentives to private companies involved in upgrading of, (HA) 647
Jamestown: Registration, (HA) 991
Khayelitsha: Mr Patrick “Dex” Dukashe killed in, (HA) 71
Kwa Mevana Township, Howick, Funds allocated for upgrading of, (HA) 456
Kwazakhele, Provision of alternative accommodation for residents of, (HA) 613
Langa/Nyanga/Guguletu
- Sites/land allocated for private development/recreational purposes, (HA) 1428
Lingelethu West, Representations regarding election in, (HA) 803
Old Crossroads/Kwanonqaba: Expansion, (HA) 459
Proclaimed/deproclaimed, (HA) 1281
PWV area: Allocation of land, (HA) 916
Wavecrest
- Committee report on establishment of, (HA) 989
  - Minority/majority reports, (HA) 1200
Western Cape
- Traffic control exercised/traffic education provided, (HA) 807
Zolani, Ashton, see under “Schools”

Toxic waste treatment plant: Waste from nonSouth African sources, (HA) 1206

Trade unions

Applications for registration, (HA) 296
Legislation for farm workers/domestic servants/workers in public sector, (HR) 754

Transport Services, South African, see “SATS”

Treasury

Prejudiced by bribe, (HA) 922

Unemployment

Blacks, (HA) 87
Steps to alleviate, (HA) 976—[Interpellation]
Unemployment Insurance
- Employers prosecuted/warned, (HA) 1385
- Fund
  - Amounts paid into/out, (HA) 1005
  - Contributions by State employers/employees, (HA) 1005
  - Contributions by temporary/permanent officials in Public Service, (HA) 983
Whites/Coloureds/Indians registered, (HA) 1006

Universities

Assembly, Administration, House of
- Black students enrolled at, (HA) 559
- Foreign Black students enrolled at, (HA) 519
- Number of Whites/Blacks/Coloureds/Indians, (HA) 329
- Restrictions with regard to admissions to courses/faculties, (HA) 269
- Total capital expenditure, (HA) 212
- White/Coloured/Asian/Black students, (HA) 564
Cape Town
- Invitations for courses/seminars to Administration: House of Delegates, (HD) 851
Co-ordination regarding admission of students to particular courses/faculties, (HA) 255
Delegates, Administration: House of
- Budgets, Cuts made in, (HD) 673
Durban-Westville
- Library Sciences Department, Closing of, (HD) 187—[Interpellation]
Foreign students studying at, (HD) 1087
Medical schools
- Assembly, Administration: House of
  - Applications to, by students in each race group, received/accepted, (HA) 220
  - Cost of training per student, (HA) 213
  - Doctors, Number of students who qualified as, (HA) 224
- Medical University of Southern Africa
  - Medical doctors, Students qualified as, (HA) 322
- Representatives, Administration: House of
  - MB Ch B degree: Cost of training per student, (HR) 501
North, University of the
- SADF presence on campus/near rector’s house, (HA) 1027
- Teaching activities suspended/students asked to leave, (HA) 1150
Public service bursaries, Students with, (HA) 1120
Representatives, Administration: House of
- Cuts in budgets, (HR) 838
- Expenditure from State Revenue Account on, Total capital (HR) 388
- First-year students, enrolled/successful, (HR) 718
Subsidies, Formula for, (HA) 113
Western Cape
- Certain student, Arrest of, on charges of murder/robbery, (HR) 501

Unrest/riots

(See also under “Police”)
Buses damaged/bus drivers killed in Greater Pietermaritzburg area, (HA) 275
Natal, Persons killed in, (HA) 1040

USA/Europe/Eastern bloc

Visits by South African/non-South African citizens, (HA) 1289

USSR

Flights over RSA, (HA) 1209
Links with RSA, (HA) 1224
Soviet Ambassador in Mozambique: Meeting with Department of Foreign Affairs, (HA) 914

Van den Heever Commission

Action taken in light of Report of, (HA) 331— [Interpellation]
Senior official of Department of Education and Training, Action taken against, (HA) 604

VAT, see under “Tax”

Verco (Pty) Limited, see under “Development Aid, Department of”

Vermaas, Mr Albert

Meeting with Minister of Defence, (HA) 70
Withdrawal of criminal charges, (HA) 142— [Interpellation]

Veterinarians

Number registered, (HA) 665
Vacancies for State veterinarians, (HA) 665

Vienna Convention for the Protection of the Ozone Layer, SA acceding to, (HA) 358

Visas/permits

Applications granted/refused
- Foreign media representatives, (HA) 656
Black South Africans applied for/granted, (HA) 1288
Countries not requiring entry visas for RSA, (HA) 1290
Withdrawn/cancelled, (HA) 1255

Voters

Registered in Republic/each constituency/province, (HA) 1061

Welfare organizations

Constitutions/subsidies, (HA) 1432

Welfare services, Privatisation of, (HD) 194

Wheat

Import/export by Wheat Board, (HA) 657

Windmill Park, see under “Boksburg”

Woodmead East, Sandton, see under “Group Areas”

Work-seekers

Black males/females registered in White areas, (HA) 1006
Males/females registered, (HA) 945

Zaire

Provision of private zoo for President of, (HA) 1393

Zuma, Mr Christopher: Complaints received by Police, (HA) 82

INTERPELLATIONS UNDER NAME OF MEMBER

Abrahams, Mr T—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 45

Abram, Mr S—

Own Affairs:
Budget, 839

Andrew, Mr K M—

General Affairs:
Education and Development Aid, 331
Finance, 1192

Barnard, Dr M S—

General Affairs:
National Health and Population Development, 7

Burrows, Mr R M—

Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 94, 259, 699, 1110

Coetzee, Mr H J—

Own Affairs:
Chairman of Ministers’ Council, 13

Cronjé, Mr P C—

General Affairs:
State President, 1097
Transport Affairs, 790

Dasoo, Mr I C—

Own Affairs:
Housing, 727

De Jager, Mr C D—

General Affairs:
Finance, 57
Justice, 1091

Devan, Mr P I—

Own Affairs:
Housing, 507

Eglin, Mr C W—

General Affairs:
Law and Order, 443

Ellis, Mr M J—

Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 468
Health Services and Welfare, 932

Gerber, Mr A—

Own Affairs:
Chairman of Ministers’ Council, 163
Education and Culture, 618, 809

Iyman, Mr J V—

General Affairs:
Economic Affairs and Technology, 303
Own Affairs:
Local Government and Agriculture, 281

Johnson, Mr J D—

Own Affairs:
Budget, 181

Koeberg, Mr C—

Own Affairs:
Local Government and Housing, 381

Lambat, Mr A E—

Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 396

Langley, Mr T—

General Affairs:
Defence, 227
Foreign Affairs, 1, 593

Le Roux, Mr F J—

General Affairs:
Law and Order, 437
Own Affairs:
Chairman of Ministers’ Council, 1210

Lorimer, Mr R J—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 683

Mentz, Mr M J—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 338
Law and Order, 677

Moodley, Mr K—

Own Affairs:
Housing, 391

Nolte, Mr D G H—

General Affairs:
Economic Affairs and Technology, 908

Paulus, Mr P J—

General Affairs:
Economic Affairs and Technology, 783, 971

Pienaar, Mr D S—

General Affairs:
Education and Development Aid, 1185

Prinsloo, Mr J J S—

Own Affairs:
Local Government and Housing, 992

Rabie, Mr J A—

General Affairs:
Defence, 1029
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 949
Local Government and Housing, 384, 952

Rajab, Mr M—

General Affairs:
Law and Order, 51, 117
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 41, 187, 279
Chairman of Ministers’ Council, 105
Health Services and Welfare, 189
Housing, 505

Redcliffe, Mr C R—

Own Affairs:
Local Government and Housing, 831

Reddy, Dr J N—

General Affairs:
Water Affairs, 207

Schwarz, Mr H H—

General Affairs:
Finance, 976

Snyman, Dr W J—

General Affairs:
Foreign Affairs, 137
Own Affairs:
Health Services and Welfare, 367

Soal, Mr P G—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 587

Suzman, Mrs H—

General Affairs:
Law and Order, 62

Van Gend, Mr J B de R—

General Affairs:
Justice, 142

Vilonel, Dr J J—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 901

QUESTIONS UNDER NAME OF MEMBER

Abram, Mr S—

Own Affairs:
Budget, 955
Housing, 956

Adriaanse, Mr A P—

General Affairs:
Environment Affairs, 756

Andrew, Mr K M—

General Affairs:
Communications, 1233
Constitutional Development and Planning, 460, 807, 1109, 1411
Defence, 966, 1027
Education and Development Aid, 24, 73, 158, 245, 247, 309, 365, 366, 424, 425, 457, 540, 578, 580, 581, 646, 649, 650, 651, 735, 808, 868, 930, 991, 1042, 1147, 1150, 1151, 1203, 1204, 1231, 1241, 1309, 1373, 1375, 1376, 1381, 1412, 1413
Home Affairs, 607
Law and Order, 627
Manpower, 1380
National Education, 218
National Health and Population Development, 1285, 1339
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 93, 212, 218, 219, 499, 500, 775, 1122, 1133, 1157, 1159

Barnard, Dr M S—

General Affairs:
Defence, 25, 514
Education and Development Aid, 322
Home Affairs, 1041
Justice, 541
Law and Order, 409, 543
National Health and Population Development, 74, 151, 248, 273, 313, 326, 327, 358, 433, 434, 737, 870, 872, 875, 940, 959, 1041
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 104, 220, 566
Health Services and Welfare, 497

Burrows, Mr R M—

General Affairs:
Administration and Privatisation, 941, 1120, 1235, 1236, 1242, 1247, 1263
Agriculture, 256, 931, 1106
Communications, 869
Constitutional Development and Planning, 450, 491, 806, 885, 1291
Education and Development Aid, 26, 77, 310, 616, 804, 926, 1043, 1266, 1267, 1414, 1416
Environment Affairs, 1206
Finance, 366
Information, Broadcasting Services and the Film Industry, 988
Justice, 464
Law and Order, 413, 530, 544, 1040
National Education, 25, 75, 113, 160, 255, 512, 1330, 1382, 1393
National Health and Population Development, 92, 161, 1292
Public Works and Land Affairs, 488, 854
Transport Affairs, 708
Own Affairs:
Budget and Works, 373
Education and Culture, 37, 39, 102, 173, 175, 178, 213, 214, 221, 268, 269, 328, 373, 474, 475, 558, 568, 816, 817, 939, 1000, 1001, 1028, 1117, 1123, 1217, 1429, 1430, 1431, 1432

Chetty, Mr K—

General Affairs:
Economic Affairs and Technology, 779
Law and Order, 575, 576, 1022, 1023
National Health and Population Development, 435, 766, 1139, 1183
Transport Affairs, 728, 729, 731, 765, 767, 957, 1051, 1056, 1140
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 404, 850
Health Services and Welfare, 780
Housing, 635, 1140

Coetzee, Mr H J—

General Affairs:
Communications, 1231
Constitutional Development and Planning, 918
Defence, 800, 965, 969
Foreign Affairs, 914, 1209, 1224
Transport Affairs, 966

Cronjé, Mr P C—

General Affairs:
Law and Order, 540, 1107, 1174, 1175, 1244, 1311
Transport Affairs, 945, 967, 1121, 1131, 1369, 1370, 1382, 1383

Dalling, Mr D J—

General Affairs:
Communications, 273, 274
Constitutional Development and Planning, 123, 1379
Defence, 968, 969, 986, 1027, 1169
Foreign Affairs, 245, 1341
Home Affairs, 1039, 1294
Justice, 27, 79, 153, 254, 286, 288, 289, 413, 414, 416, 463, 513, 546, 548, 549, 740, 741, 818, 822, 823, 825, 855, 867, 1082
Law and Order, 408, 536
State President, 115

De Beer, Dr Z J—

General Affairs:
Law and Order, 1383, 1385
State President, 1384

De Jager, Mr C D—

General Affairs:
Education and Development Aid, 1376

Derby-Lewis, Mr C J—

General Affairs:
Defence, 70
Economic Affairs and Technology, 921, 1017, 1018
Finance, 922
Foreign Affairs, 88, 129
Home Affairs, 1149
Justice, 163, 165, 166, 801, 963
Law and Order, 150, 511, 690, 1258, 1289
National Education, 1119
National Health and Population Development, 1175
State President, 19, 600, 982
Transport Affairs, 134
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 946

Devan, Mr PI—

Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 636, 637, 676, 845
Housing, 848

De Ville, Mr J R—

General Affairs:
Economic Affairs and Technology, 799, 881
Finance, 923
Foreign Affairs, 1026
Home Affairs, 1289
Information, Broadcasting Services and the Film Industry, 802
Law and Order, 1007
Water Affairs, 1089, 1090

Dietrich, Mr W J—

General Affairs:
Communications, 755
Constitutional Development and Planning, 215
Economic Affairs and Technology, 1433
Law and Order, 417
Manpower, 299
Transport Affairs, 1125, 1137
Water Affairs, 1035, 1036
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 501
Local Government, Housing and Agriculture, 186

Eglin, Mr C W—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 80, 81, 123, 126,475
Environment Affairs, 757, 1410
Finance, 757
Foreign Affairs, 348, 1219, 1220, 1221, 1249, 1250, 1251, 1294, 1295, 1297, 1342, 1343, 1344, 1415
Home Affairs, 311
Law and Order, 1311, 1337
Own Affairs:
Local Government and Housing, 552

Ellis, Mr M J—

General Affairs:
Agriculture, 253, 356, 463, 539
Communications, 162
Constitutional Development and Planning, 1386
Defence, 132
Education and Development Aid, 422
Environment Affairs, 614
Justice, 83
Law and Order, 82, 152, 406, 529, 1002
National Health and Population Development, 199, 355, 695, 697, 927, 928, 1129, 1176, 1180, 1201, 1274, 1297, 1299, 1300, 1313, 1314, 1368, 1369, 1388
Transport Affairs, 275, 427, 709, 710, 712
Water Affairs, 615
Own Affairs:
Agriculture and Water Supply, 270
Education and Culture, 213

Gastrow, Mr P H P—

General Affairs:
Administration and Privatisation, 1345, 1385
Home Affairs, 1345, 1346
Justice, 1081
Law and Order, 405, 406, 497, 1277
Manpower, 1224, 1225, 1385

George, Mr T R—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 502, 717
Own Affairs:
Local Government, Housing and Agriculture, 388, 389, 644

Gerber, Mr A—

General Affairs:
Administration and Privatisation, 423, 1118
Constitutional Development and Planning, 490, 496, 920, 1259
Foreign Affairs, 234
Law and Order, 1048
National Education, 23, 322, 1079
National Health and Population Development, 22
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 34, 36, 174, 266, 296, 298, 329, 330, 374, 474, 522, 567, 624, 964, 1226

Hardingham, Mr R W—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 456
Environment Affairs, 350, 351, 1141
Justice, 545
Transport Affairs, 243, 295, 456, 698, 1241

Hartzenberg, Dr F—

General Affairs:
Agriculture, 657, 963
Economic Affairs and Technology, 543
Finance, 759

Hendrickse, Mr P A C—

General Affairs:
Law and Order, 1237

Hollander, Mr L J—

General Affairs:
Justice, 291
Law and Order, 417

Hulley, Mr R R—

General Affairs:
Defence, 28, 29, 84, 130, 131, 211, 212, 244, 376, 379, 458, 692, 743, 750, 751, 880, 926
Economic Affairs and Technology, 251, 1152, 1153, 1154, 1155, 1226, 1347
Education and Development Aid, 738
Environment Affairs, 1389
Finance, 986, 1049
Home Affairs, 354
Information, Broadcasting Services and the Film Industry, 1394
Justice, 84, 1417
Manpower, 582, 941, 942
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 669, 706

Jacobs, Mr S C—

General Affairs:
Law and Order, 454

Jumuna, Mr N—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 1444

Kippen, Mr C J—

Own Affairs:
Budget, 1085
Education and Culture, 184, 185, 197, 277, 278, 388, 501, 523, 524, 631, 632, 718, 719, 720, 721, 722, 723, 724, 725, 726, 837, 838, 1019, 1227
Local Government and Housing, 777, 1125, 1439, 1440

Lambat, Mr A E—

Own Affairs:
Budget, 633

Langley, Mr T—

General Affairs:
Defence, 351
Home Affairs, 1412
Own Affiars:
Health Services and Welfare, 1432

Le Roux, Mr F J—

General Affairs:
Administration and Privatisation, 983
Economic Affairs and Technology, 467, 546
Foreign Affairs, 327
Information, Broadcasting Services and the Film Industry, 412
Law and Order, 923
Manpower, 350
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 938

Lorimer, Mr R J—

General Affairs:
Administration and Privatisation, 1389, 1390, 1391
Agriculture, 217, 375, 378, 610, 616, 653, 654, 655, 660, 665, 773, 774, 806, 1078, 1089
Constitutional Development and Planning, 154, 356
Defence, 253, 459
Economic Affairs and Technology, 1199
Education and Development Aid, 1044
Environment Affairs, 85, 86, 92, 157, 258, 426, 427, 1153, 1199, 1350, 1351
Finance, 550, 551, 925, 987, 1042
Foreign Affairs, 358
National Health and Population Development, 461, 1348
Public Works and Land Affairs, 713
State President, 1308
Own Affairs:
Agriculture and Water Supply, 760, 761
Education and Culture, 222

Malan, Mr W C—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 1351, 1352, 1394, 1395
Law and Order, 1332, 1396

Malcomess, Mr D J N—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 989, 991, 1200, 1301, 1302
Defence, 30, 150, 258
Economic Affairs and Technology, 93, 1202
Finance, 29, 86, 695, 808
Foreign Affairs, 929
Law and Order, 452, 602, 1314, 1315, 1370, 1371
Transport Affairs, 135, 157, 196, 199, 293, 943, 944, 1108
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 214, 222, 276

Mentz, Mr M J—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 349

Meyer, Mr W J—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 585
Justice, 569

Moolla, Mr Y—

General Affairs:
State President, 429

Mulder, Dr C P—

General Affairs:
Communications, 1339
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 567

Mulder, Dr P W A—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 888

Palan, Mr T—

Own Affairs:
Housing, 192

Paulus, Mr P J—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 236
Economic Affairs and Technology, 288, 345
Manpower, 237, 293

Pienaar, Mr D S—

General Affairs:
Defence, 642
Education and Development Aid, 465, 466, 604, 735, 749
Finance, 758
Justice, 545, 691
Law and Order, 690, 1004
Transport Affairs, 771

Poovalingam, Mr P T—

Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 674, 675

Prinsloo, Mr J J S—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 238
Foreign Affairs, 129
Justice, 411
Law and Order, 424
Transport Affairs, 21, 70, 91, 239

Rabie, Mr J A—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 754, 899, 1037
Defence, 753
Foreign Affairs, 643
Manpower, 754
National Education, 718
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 723
Local Government and Housing, 1435, 1436, 1438

Rajab, Mr M—

General Affairs:
National Health and Population Development, 301
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 108, 436, 527, 528, 673, 1167
Health Services and Welfare, 194
Housing, 109

Razak, Mr A S—

General Affairs:
Justice, 1055

Redcliffe, Mr C R—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 1434
Own Affairs:
Budget and Agriculture, 1441

Sass, Mr V—

Own Affairs:
Local Government, Housing and Agriculture, 419

Schoeman, Mr C B—

General Affairs:
Communications, 798, 1230
Education and Development Aid, 798
Environment Affairs, 1047
Home Affairs, 1288
Information, Broadcasting Services and the Film Industry, 961
Law and Order, 1258
National Health and Population Development, 1130
Transport Affairs, 235, 236, 945, 970

Schwarz, Mr H H—

General Affairs:
Communications, 1397
Constitutional Development and Planning, 1277, 1278, 1279
Finance, 759, 1046, 1131, 1154, 1155, 1156, 1252, 1304, 1361
Justice, 879, 1417
Law and Order, 348, 1397
National Health and Population Development, 743, 875, 876, 1200

Seedat, Mr Y I—

General Affairs:
Home Affairs, 1087, 1443
Law and Order, 1021, 1022

Shah, Mr M S—

General Affairs:
Law and Order, 430
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 400, 851

Snyman, Dr W J—

General Affairs:
Defence, 466, 617, 983
Foreign Affairs, 239
National Health and Population Development, 1104

Soal, Mr P G—

General Affairs:
Administration and Privatisation, 1121
Constitutional Development and Planning, 924
Defence, 641
Education and Development Aid, 31, 159, 160, 515, 627, 628, 745, 773, 1007, 1008, 1178, 1179, 1362, 1377, 1398
Foreign Affairs, 250, 606, 915, 916, 1203, 1204
Home Affairs, 87, 115, 1061
Information, Broadcasting Services and the Film Industry, 257, 516, 1418
Law and Order, 31, 452, 1181, 1317, 1319
Manpower, 132, 133, 136, 200, 295, 296, 412, 514, 945, 1005, 1006
National Health and Population Development, 924
Public Works and Land Affairs, 853
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 521, 565

Suzman, Mrs H—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 613
Justice, 285, 551, 669, 1398, 1427
Law and Order, 31, 32, 87, 352, 531, 602, 693, 796, 930, 992, 1003, 1004, 1040, 1173, 1177, 1303, 1331, 1332, 1333
National Health and Population Development, 959
State President, 760

Swart, Mr R A F—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 985
Defence, 697
Foreign Affairs, 126, 127, 128, 200, 202, 204, 516, 1222, 1253, 1305
Justice, 829, 1082, 1182, 1305, 1333, 1334, 1365, 1399, 1400, 1425, 1426
Law and Order, 1177

Uys, Mr C—

General Affairs:
Justice, 415

Van der Merwe, Mr J H—

General Affairs:
Law and Order, 1104
State President, 344
Transport Affairs, 19

Van der Merwe, Mr S S—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 287, 323, 492, 496, 577, 1319, 1321
Defence, 249
Education and Development Aid, 930, 1284
Home Affairs, 33, 515, 611, 617, 656, 658, 659, 665, 666, 698, 1076, 1077, 1079, 1255, 1279, 1280, 1366, 1367, 1400, 1401, 1402
Justice, 285, 1081, 1427, 1428
Law and Order, 69, 149, 421, 431, 625, 626, 1173, 1179, 1180, 1255
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 224

Van Deventer, Mr F J—

General Affairs:
Defence, 73

Van Eck, Mr J—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 345, 511
Defence, 605, 919, 1105
Information, Broadcasting Services and the Film Industry, 162
Justice, 409, 539, 828
Law and Order, 71, 72, 234, 244, 455, 601, 797, 802
National Health and Population Development, 536, 1106
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 179, 290, 1163

Van Gend, Mr J B de R—

General Affairs:
Communications, 33, 87, 271, 272, 531, 533, 653
Finance, 1050, 1132
Law and Order, 689, 1402
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 100, 225, 226, 289

Van Vuuren, Mr S P—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 708
Public Works and Land Affairs, 870

Van Wyk, Mr W J D—

General Affairs:
Administration and Privatisation, 800
Communications, 1229
Constitutional Development and Planning, 916, 1207
Finance, 799, 917, 946
Foreign Affairs, 1209, 1218, 1223
Home Affairs, 1262, 1290

Walsh, Mr J J—

General Affairs:
Constitutional Development and Planning, 87, 195, 287, 324, 347, 459, 492, 519, 580, 611, 625, 647, 707, 803, 886, 888, 1025, 1242, 1243, 1246, 1256, 1257, 1281, 1283, 1307, 1308, 1321, 1328, 1373, 1374, 1403, 1409, 1410, 1428, 1429
Defence, 70
Education and Development Aid, 311, 312
Law and Order, 233, 346, 408, 603, 796, 1336
National Health and Population Development, 90
Own Affairs:
Education and Culture, 519, 559, 565

INTERPELLATIONS, QUESTIONS AND REPLIES --- title: '1989 Front Matter Vol12' layout: debate year: 1989 volume: Vol12 categories: hoa debates ---