This is the working archive of Honourable Imraan Moosa’s parliamentary activity. Nothing here is summarised from memory — each entry carries its date, its house, and a link to the official record published by the Parliament of the Republic of South Africa.
43 records
117 June 2025 – 30 June 2026Accountability reportNational AssemblyArchive search
Covers parliamentary debates and contributions, committee participation and oversight work, engagement with government departments, questions raised in Parliament, community representation and constituency matters, legislative participation and public accountability initiatives.
Parliamentary papers repository
22025–2026Committee oversightNational AssemblyArchive search
Monitoring the work of the Department of International Relations and Cooperation, reviewing departmental plans, budgets and performance, participating in discussions on South Africa’s foreign policy, and engaging on international cooperation, diplomacy and global partnerships.
Parliamentary papers repository
32025–2026Hansard recordNational AssemblyArchive search
The official written record of parliamentary proceedings, including speeches, debates and interventions.
Parliament Hansard records
4Published annuallyInstitutional reportParliament of the Republic of South AfricaArchive search
Official annual reports covering institutional performance, governance, oversight and operations.
Parliament annual reports
5Updated continuouslyPress release archiveArchive search
Official announcements, media statements and public communications relating to parliamentary activities, committee work, oversight matters and national issues.
Parliament press release archive
6Updated continuouslyMedia centreArchive search
Press releases, media statements, interviews and parliamentary updates published by Parliament.
Parliament media centre
7Updated continuouslyParty statementsArchive search
Statements issued by Al Jama-ah on parliamentary matters, national issues, community concerns, policy positions and government accountability.
Al Jama-ah official website
8Updated continuouslyInstitutional informationArchive search
Official information on National Assembly proceedings, Members, debates and parliamentary processes.
National Assembly
9Historical and currentArchiveArchive search
Repository containing historical and current parliamentary documents and records.
Parliament digital archive
10Full archiveDocument serviceArchive search
Official written records of parliamentary debates, speeches, statements and proceedings in the National Assembly and other Houses of Parliament.
Parliament Hansard
11Full archiveDocument serviceArchive search
Official downloadable Hansard documents, including PDF records of parliamentary sittings and debates.
Parliament Hansard papers
12Full archiveDocument serviceArchive search
Official parliamentary documents including committee reports, tabled documents, announcements and other records submitted to Parliament.
Parliamentary papers
13Published annuallyDocument serviceArchive search
Official annual reports providing information on Parliament’s performance, operations, governance and institutional activities.
Parliament business publications
1411 June 2026Plenary debateNational Assembly
Participation in discussions relating to aviation oversight and accountability, covering aviation safety, regulatory oversight, public confidence and effective governance.
Hansard — National Assembly
1510 June 2026Bill — PoliceNational AssemblyB18-2026
Proposes amendments to strengthen the South African Police Service legislative framework: policing structures, professionalisation of policing, oversight and accountability, and community safety.
Official Parliament bill page
164 June 2026PetitionNational AssemblyArchive search
Raised matters affecting senior citizens and social grant beneficiaries, focused on dignity, access to support, and service delivery challenges.
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174 June 2026Petition debateNational AssemblyArchive search
Addressed concerns regarding school infrastructure and its impact on learners, covering safe learning environments, infrastructure maintenance, learners’ rights and government responsibility.
No direct document link supplied — search the Hansard papers archive
1826 May 2026Mini-plenary, budget voteNational Assembly
Participation in the Higher Education and Training debate, highlighting skills development, youth opportunities, TVET colleges, access to education and employment preparation.
Hansard — Mini Plenary, National Assembly
1926 May 2026Mini-plenary, budget voteNational Assembly
Contribution during the Department of International Relations and Cooperation budget vote, addressing South Africa’s international role, peace and justice, economic cooperation and diplomacy, and the importance of global accountability.
Hansard — Mini Plenary, National Assembly
2020 May 2026Bill — Justice and Constitutional DevelopmentNational AssemblyB14-2026
Provides a legal framework for extradition matters involving South Africa and foreign jurisdictions: international cooperation, criminal justice cooperation, and compliance with international obligations.
Official Parliament bill page
21April 2026Bill — CommunicationsNational AssemblyB12-2026
Proposes amendments relating to electronic communications networks and services: digital communications, telecommunications regulation, improved connectivity and competition in communications markets.
Official Parliament bill page
22April 2026Bill — Cooperative GovernanceNational AssemblyB11-2026
Provides for recognition, functions and administration of traditional and Khoi-San leadership structures: leadership structures, governance frameworks, recognition processes and leadership councils.
Official Parliament bill page
2326 March 2026Mini-plenary discussionNational AssemblyArchive search
Participation in a discussion on South Africa’s responsibility to promote human rights nationally and internationally, covering human dignity, justice, human rights protection, international responsibility and parliamentary oversight.
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2424 March 2026Plenary debateNational AssemblyArchive search
Contribution on South Africa’s fiscal framework, responsible use of public resources, economic development, and ensuring government programmes benefit communities.
No direct document link supplied — search the Hansard papers archive
2519 March 2026Plenary debateNational Assembly
Contribution to the debate on international relations and human rights, addressing human rights and dignity, international justice, peace and accountability, South Africa’s role in global affairs, and respect for international law.
Hansard — speech record
2617 March 2026Bill — FinanceNational AssemblyB8-2026
Proposes amendments relating to special pensions and benefits: protection of pension benefits, survivor benefits, review of pension provisions and administrative improvements.
Official Parliament bill page
2712 March 2026Bill — FinanceNational AssemblyB7-2026
Amends public procurement legislation: public procurement processes, government purchasing systems, transparency and accountability, and improving procurement regulations.
Official Parliament bill page
285 March 2026Bill — EnergyNational AssemblyB6-2026
Provides a framework for the development and regulation of the gas industry: energy development, investment opportunities, regulatory framework and infrastructure development.
Official Parliament bill page
2925 February 2026Money billNational AssemblyB4-2026
Provides for government spending from the National Revenue Fund for the 2026/27 financial year: allocation of government funds, national priorities, public service delivery and financial accountability.
Official Parliament bill page
3018 February 2026Plenary debateJoint Sitting of Parliament
Presented the Al Jama-ah perspective on national priorities following the President’s State of the Nation Address, addressing economic challenges facing communities, poverty and inequality, service delivery, safety and security, good governance and government accountability.
Hansard — Joint Sitting
312026Questions and repliesNational AssemblyArchive search
Participation in parliamentary oversight discussions with the Deputy President involving government programmes and accountability, with areas of interest including economic participation, government initiatives, community development, and measuring government outcomes.
Official Parliament questions and replies archive
324 December 2025Bill debateNational Assembly
Addressed the importance of ensuring government funding allocations translate into improved services for communities, covering responsible use of public funds, stronger oversight of municipalities, improving infrastructure, protecting frontline services and ethical governance. Al Jama-ah supported the Bill while emphasising accountability and effective implementation.
Hansard — National Assembly
332 December 2025Plenary debateNational Assembly
Contribution to the debate on disability rights, dignity and inclusion — protecting the dignity of persons with disabilities, improving accessibility, supporting assistive technology, strengthening community-based services, and ensuring that inclusion is practical and meaningful.
Hansard — National Assembly, 2 December 2025
3425 November 2025Report debateNational Assembly
Participation in a parliamentary report debate on the importance of effective infrastructure, reliable public services, and ensuring that government resources reach communities — functional schools, clinics and healthcare access, roads and public spaces, infrastructure that serves vulnerable communities, and improved service delivery. He supported the report on behalf of Al Jama-ah.
Hansard — National Assembly, 25 November 2025
3528 October 2025Member’s statementNational Assembly
Raised concerns that incorrect recorded population statistics for South African Muslims are affecting Hajj visa quota allocations, and highlighted the importance of accurate records for fair representation and access for citizens undertaking religious obligations.
Hansard — National Assembly
3617 September 2025Question sessionNational Assembly
Parliamentary questioning of the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation on South Africa’s role in protecting human rights and upholding international law. The question focused on the protection of human life, international humanitarian obligations, South Africa’s role in promoting justice, and government diplomatic interventions.
Hansard — National Assembly
3716 September 2025Motion without noticeNational Assembly
Moved a motion without notice on behalf of Al Jama-ah recognising the life, sacrifice and legacy of Imam Abdullah Haron — his commitment to justice and human dignity, his opposition to apartheid injustice, the importance of remembering historical figures who fought for human rights, and the continued importance of equality and justice in South Africa.
Hansard — National Assembly, 16 September 2025
389 September 2025Plenary question sessionNational Assembly
Questioned the President on ensuring that the National Dialogue process meaningfully includes grassroots communities, civil society organisations and organisations working directly with communities, raising that many non-governmental organisations and community structures play a critical role where government capacity is limited. The intervention focused on including ordinary citizens in national discussions, strengthening community participation, recognising the role of civil society organisations, building trust between government and communities, and making the National Dialogue genuinely people-driven.
Hansard — National Assembly, 9 September 2025
392 July 2025Mini-plenary, budget voteNational Assembly
Participation in the debate on Vote No. 40 — Transport, focused on the importance of an effective transport system that supports economic growth, improves mobility and benefits communities: reliable transport infrastructure, safer roads, improved public transport systems, economic opportunities through connectivity, and transport services that serve ordinary South Africans.
Hansard — Mini Plenary, National Assembly, 2 July 2025
402 July 2025Mini-plenary, budget voteNational Assembly
First recorded parliamentary contribution. The debate addressed housing, homelessness, and government’s responsibility to ensure dignity and adequate living conditions for South Africans. His entry into Parliament was acknowledged during this sitting.
Hansard — Mini Plenary, National Assembly
412025Constitutional amendmentNational AssemblyB23-2025
Proposes amendments to the Constitution relating to land and natural resources, covering constitutional provisions relating to land, public interest considerations, and legislative amendments relating to land matters.
Official Parliament bill page
422025Bill — DefenceNational AssemblyB32-2025
Amends the Defence Act, 2002, regarding military judicial matters: defence administration, military judicial processes and strengthening oversight mechanisms.
Official Parliament bill page
432025Bill — Defence and Military VeteransNational AssemblyB31-2025
Amends the Military Discipline Supplementary Measures Act, 1999, including provisions relating to military judicial structures and military judges: strengthening military justice processes, improving judicial administration, and clearer procedures relating to military judges.
Official Parliament bill page
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Contributions delivered in the National Assembly and joint sittings.
Participation in plenary, mini-plenary and budget vote debates.
Parliamentary questions and oversight of departmental replies.
Legislation before the National Assembly during this term.
Accountability, committee oversight and Hansard reporting.
Official statements, media coverage and parliamentary announcements.
Official document services published by Parliament.
2025–2026
Parliamentary voting records reflect decisions taken on Bills, motions, budgets, reports and other matters considered by Parliament. Honourable Imraan Moosa sits in the National Assembly for Al Jama-ah. These are the categories his voting participation falls under, and the official sources against which every one of them can be checked.
Bills introduced and debated in the National Assembly, amendments to legislation, government policy matters, national priorities affecting South Africans, and parliamentary decisions requiring a vote.
National Budget processes, departmental budget votes, government spending priorities, and oversight of public resources.
Motions brought before Parliament, committee recommendations, parliamentary resolutions, and matters of national importance.
Official information on National Assembly proceedings, Members, debates and parliamentary processes.
The official written record of parliamentary debates, speeches and proceedings.
Official parliamentary documents, including reports, tabled documents and committee records.
Repository containing historical and current parliamentary documents and records.
On completeness. Parliament does not publish a per-Member tally of individual votes for every division. What is published, and what is linked above, is the official record of the sittings, Bills and resolutions themselves. Nothing on this page is a reconstruction — where a specific vote is not in the public record, it is not claimed here.
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Photographs from committee sittings, bilateral meetings and international engagements. The full collection, together with recorded video, is on the Gallery.
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