Standing Rules and Orders of Council
Rule 94: Councillors' motions in Council
Rule 94(1) is the provision councillors cite when they formally propose a motion to Council, which must have a proposer and a seconder. It is used to table motions such as renaming streets, rescinding earlier decisions, or calling for service delivery action. The passages do not quote the rule's text, so details like notice periods or other requirements are unclear.
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How the minutes record it
He further noted that Rule 94, as quoted by Councillor Christians, pertains to motions and not to the matter at hand.
Signed minutes, Tuesday, 2 September 2025Cllr Zone Hughes propose a motion in terms of Rule 94(1) of the standing rules and orders of council. 1. 2. Section 27(1)(b) of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa Act 108 of 1996, Clearly states that everyone has the right to have access to sufficient food and water. While Section 27(2) of the Constitution clearly states that the state must take reasonable legislative and other measures within its available resources to achieve the progressive realization of each of these rights.
Signed minutes, Thursday, 29 August 2024Councillor Huges (DA) addressed Council and presented the motion as follows: Motion in terms of Rule 94(1) of the Standing Rules and Orders of Council.
Signed minutes, Wednesday, 29 November 2023Councillor Lynda Shackleford (DA), hereby propose a motion in terms of Rule 94(1) of the Standing Rules and Orders of Council.
Signed minutes, Thursday, 13 March 2025Councillor Kalushi Johannes Mosehla, propose a motion in terms of Rule 94(1) of the Standing Rules and Orders of Council.
Signed minutes, Wednesday, 1 November 2023Councillor Seerane K In terms of rule 94(1) of the Stading Rules and Orders of Council, I Councillor Johannes Mosehla would like to propose the following motion.
Signed minutes, Tuesday, 29 August 2023