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Members of Parliament (MPs) are elected to represent the people. Part of their work as public representatives is done inside Parliament and part of it is done directly with citizens during constituency weeks. As MPs are elected representatives, they must be accountable to the people of South Africa and they must act in the public interest. |
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MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT |
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To view a list of current members select from one of the following categories: |
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THE SPEAKER'S CORNER
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Hon Max Vuyisile Sisulu Speaker of the National Assembly | |
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THE CHAIRPERSON'S CORNER
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Mr Mninwa Mahlangu
Chairperson of the National Council of Provinces. | |
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MPs have freedom of speech in Parliament, as long as they keep within the parliamentary rules. They cannot be prosecuted, arrested, imprisoned or be expected to pay damages for anything they say, produce or submit in Parliament or its committees.
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