Robin Carlisle

Robin Carlisle is a South African politician, a former Member of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament for the Democratic Alliance and Provincial Minister of Transport and Public Works.[1] He retired from political life in 2014.

Carlisle has a long career as a politician and activist behind him. He was a long-standing member of the Democratic Party, the predecessor to the DA, and co-founded ACTSTOP, an organization that opposed forced removals, during the apartheid years.

References

"Appointment of the Western Cape Provincial Cabinet". Cape Gateway. Provincial Government of the Western Cape. 8 May 2009. Retrieved 8 May 2009.

Ministers of Helen Zille's Western Cape Provincial Cabinet
Premier	Helen Zille (2009–19)
Cultural Affairs and Sport	Sakkie Jenner (2009–10) Ivan Meyer (2010–14) Nomafrench Mbombo (2014–15) Theuns Botha (2015) Anroux Marais (2015–19)
Finance	Ivan Meyer (2014–19)
Transport and Public Works	Robin Carlisle (2009–14) Donald Grant (2014–19)
Social Development	Ivan Meyer (2009–10) Patricia de Lille (2010–11) Albert Fritz (2011–19)
Community Safety	Lennit Max (2009–10) Albert Fritz (2010–11) Dan Plato (2011–18) Alan Winde (2018–19)
Health	Theuns Botha (2009–15) Nomafrench Mbombo (2015–19)
Human Settlements	Bonginkosi Madikizela (2009–19)
Local Government, Environment Affairs and Development Planning	Anton Bredell (2009–19)
Economic Opportunities	Alan Winde (2009–18) Beverley Schäfer (2018–19)
Education	Donald Grant (2009–14) Debbie Schäfer (2014–19)
Agriculture	Gerrit Van Rensburg (2009–14)

Members of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament
Democratic Alliance	Winde Allen America Baartman Bosman Botha Bredell Fernandez Fritz Mackenzie Madikizela Marais Maseko Maynier Mbombo Meyer Mitchell Mnqasela Philander B Schäfer D Schäfer Simmers Van der Westhuizen Wenger
African National Congress	Dugmore Bakubaku-Vos Bans Kama Lekker Lili Marran Mvimbi Nkondlo Sayed Smith Windvogel
Economic Freedom Fighters	Xego Makamba-Botya
Good	Herron
African Christian Democratic Party	Christians
Freedom Front Plus	Marais
Al Jama-ah	Brinkhuis

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