National Council of Provinces In / Inkatha / United Party of South Africa / National Executive Committee / Standing Committee on Public Accounts / Democratic Movement / United Democratic Movement / Independent Authority / Employment Movement for South Africa / Human Rights Commission / Australasian Study of Parliament Group / African Studies Association of Australasia and the Pacific / Department of Politics / Department of Politics and International Relations / Sport Organisation for Collective Contributions and Equal Rights / Democratic Party / National Congress / NSW Chapter / Income Tax and Usury Party / International Press Institute / Macquarie University / Workers' List Party / Institute for Democracy in South Africa / National Council of Provinces / Federal Alliance / Labour Party / European parliament / Democratic Alliance (DA) / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Gauteng legislature / Women's Rights Peace Party / Senate / Australian Grants Commission / Christian Democratic Party / South African parliament / UDM ACDP / national parliament / Congress / Parliament of South Africa / Government of South Africa / Parliamentary government / Progressive Party / South African Political Alliance / Green Party / national government / Progressive Independent Movement / Luso-South African Party / Azanian Peoples Organisation / Inkatha Freedom Party / ANC / African National Congress (ANC) / American Federalist Party / Democratic Party South Africa / Organisation Party / National Party / Independent Electoral Commission / Financial and Fiscal Commission / Standing Committees National Assembly / South African Communist Party / Federation of Democrats / African Moderates Congress Party / ANC DP / National Assembly / /
Person
Natal Gauteng / E.P. Mogale / Van Zyl Slabbert / Geoffrey Hawker / Nelson Mandela / / /
PoliticalEvent
parliamentary election / /
Position
Prime Minister / businessman / president / Auditor General / executive member / leader / executive / chair / representative / member / /
Challenges for Parliament in South Africa# Geoffrey Hawker* Abstract It can well be argued that parliamentary democracy came to South Africa little