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"content": "I have given you directions to solve your problem. If you go picketing, I will be responsible for you up to the gate. After the gate, the responsibility will not be mine. Hon. Members, before we go to the next Order... Order! Yes, Hon. Keynan."
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"content": " Hon. Speaker, will I be right to empathise with our good sisters now that you have adjudicated? We are all in agreement, and you have given direction. I want to appeal to them not to externalise this matter. Please, let them remain and be part of us. We all empathise with you. This debate in the House should not filter outside the House. They should stay here. They have made their point."
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"content": "Hon. Members, allow me to recognise, in the Public Gallery, Ikutha Girls School from Kitui South, Kitui and Kisii High School from Nyaribari Chache, Kisii. On behalf of myself and the House, I welcome the students and those accompanying them to the House of Parliament this afternoon. Hon. Wamboka."
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"content": " Thank you, Hon. Speaker."
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"content": "Hold on, Wamboka. Mama Rachel Nyamai wants a few minutes to welcome the students from Ikutha. Go ahead, Hon. Nyamai."
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"content": " Thank you very much, Hon. Speaker, for this opportunity to welcome all students seated in the Public Gallery. Ikutha is one of the furthest places in Kitui South. I also welcome the students from Kisii. This is a House where many decisions concerning this country are made. We went through schools similar to Ikutha Girls. I actually went to Muthale Girls, which is more or less at the same level as Ikutha Girls. I want to encourage the students that they can be what they want to be if only they fix their eyes on the ball. I encourage them to read and research, focus on their education, and listen to their teachers. They are lucky to get the motivation to come to Parliament to see it in person. May God bless them, their teachers, and their parents who have been struggling to pay their fees. They are welcome to this House to observe the proceedings. Thank you for the opportunity to welcome students from Kitui South and Kisii."
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"content": "Hon. Bashir, I know you have a point of order. Just hold. I will have the first point of order from Hon. Wamboka on Reaching the Last Mile Fund (RLMF). The Chairman of the Committee is here. When he raises his issue, the Chairman will respond, and I will not entertain debate. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor."
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"content": "Chairman, I'm sorry. Let us have Hon. Wamboka, and then DK will be ready to respond—not DK, but GK. You know you are not the Chairman of any committee."
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"content": " Thank you, Hon. Speaker. Our lady Members of Parliament, sisi tumewatetea sana. Mungekaa tukabiliane na haya maneno sisisote. We are the National Assembly. We make laws and appropriate funds. We are the ones who sit down… Our able Chairman of the Budget and Appropriation Committee is here. We are the ones who decide where money goes and who gets what. We have been engaged in a cat-and-mouse game with the government on the matter of RLMF. We have raised points of order on this Floor, and we have been given so many promissory notes, but nothing is working. The Kenya Roads Act is very clear on who gets what and who should not get what. As we speak, it is the rainy season, and our roads are bad. The RLMF belongs to the people of Kenya. It is appropriated for the roads of the people of Kenya. It is important to note that the roads that matter are visible, and people use them daily. In the villages, there are the Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) roads. As we speak, they are impassable. The rains have washed them away. The Executive has continued to play games with us by giving us piecemeal amounts of money. The government has not released money to the ground. In view of that, I, therefore, move that we suspend the sitting…"
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