The views are fine, but the angularity tolerance is ambiguous as it is not clear which feature it applies to - is it the OD or the ID of the tube?
You should attach the angularity tolerance to the relevant size (diameter) dimension, and if you would use a single angularity tolerance, in view A only with a diameter symbol, you could create a single cylindrical tolerance zone for the axis that would control the compund angle instead of having two different requirements for the same axis (each time limited by a different parallel-planes tolerance zone).
To establish an angle one needs references. You have only the reference to [A], so you need one more reference to control clocking relative to whatever is important. You have suitable dimensions, just no references defined for tolerance for clocking.
As 3DDave indicated, you can't have a dangling BASIC dimension (30 degrees in this case). BASIC dimensions must be traced back to its datum feature(s). You can only use a dangling dimension if it is a size dimension for feature of size.
The print looks Ok as long as you know that this feature with dimension dia. 17 is not located. You will also need a size tolerance for this dimension.
