PARLIAMENTARY QUESTIONS: THE ECONOMIC FREEDOM FIGHTERS CALL ON ALL ORDINARY SOUTH AFRICANS WHO WANT THEIR QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED IN PARLIAMENT TO SUBMIT TO THE EFF PARLIAMENTARY OFFICE. Monday, 21 July 2014 The Economic Freedom Fighters is a movement of the people of South Africa and currently represented in the 5th democratic Parliament as the third largest political party. Because we are an organic and people driven organisation and movement, we constantly seek the guidance of the people. As is practice and tradition, Parliament takes questions from Members of Parliament in both written and oral form. The EFF presents an opportunity to all members of the South African public who want to ask questions to the members of the Executive to do so through the EFF Members of Parliament. Any South African who wishes to pose a question in Parliament is advised to send the question to the EFF, and we will raise the question on that person’s behalf. The questions can be written in any of the official languages and can ask any question relating to service delivery, corruption, mal-administration and general negligence of the current government and their entities. The questions can be of whatever length and should include the contact details of the person who is asking. Members of the public wishing to ask questions should send questions to the following communications platforms and channels: Email: [email protected] Facebook: Economic Freedom Fighters. Twitter: @EconFreedomZA Fax: +27 86 601 1904 These communication platforms can also be used to send proposals and suggestions on how the EFF can best represent the people of South Africa in Parliament. This is what the EFF will do and expand to involve as many people as possible. The EFF is giving meaning to “The People Shall Govern” clarion call by involving all South Africans in the day to day parliamentary work of our movement. ISSUED BY THE EFF PARLIAMENTARY CHIEF WHIP: COMMISSAR FLOYD SHIVAMBU CONTACT floydn@gmail
Posted on: Mon, 21 Jul 2014 14:37:10 +0000
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