This is a collection of my press releases and where the media has reported on my involvement in Parliament or in my constituency - Sandton.  Click on the article title if you would like to post a comment.

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Sandton constituency MP claims his political party can make Joburg work

Posted by Ian Ollis on Tuesday, March 23, 2010,

Natasha Beauidenhout - Sandton Chronicle

Financial woes, improving service delivery, and tackling the judicial system, education department and law enforcement are areas where the Democratic Alliance (DA) claims it can make a difference were it to take over city council.

“We have the calibre to fix it,” said Ian Ollis, DA MP for Sandton. Ollis was addressing a large audience at a public meeting in Benmore. “How many municipalities collapsed under the African National Congress ...
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DA and COPE withdraw from labour broking public hearings

Posted by Ian Ollis on Thursday, October 22, 2009,
JOINT STATEMENT BY ANDREW LOUW, MP, WILLIE MADISHA, MP, AND IAN OLLIS, MP, DA SHADOW MINISTER OF LABOUR, COPE SPOKESPERSON AND DA DEPUTY SHADOW MINISTER OF LABOUR

 
Release: 8 October 2009

Yesterday’s disruption of the public hearings on labour brokers in Germiston is a mutilation on the dignity of parliament and cannot be tolerated. These hearings are in fact nothing but a charade, with the ANC and Cosatu making a farcical pretence at “discussing” an issue on which they have in fact made ...

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Democratic Alliance (DA) and Congress of the People (COPE) joint position paper on labour brokers

Posted by Ian Ollis on Thursday, October 22, 2009,
STATEMENT BY ANDREW LOUW, MP, PHILLIP DEXTER, MP, AND IAN OLLIS, MP DA SHADOW MINISTER OF LABOUR, COPE DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS AND DA SHADOW DEPUTY MINISTER OF LABOUR

Release: 1 October 2009

Labour brokers, or Temporary Employment Services, have become prominent role-players in the South African economy where they facilitate job creation, train workers and assist businesses to operate in the most effective possible way.
 
The industry generates turnover of in excess of R23 billion per annum an...

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