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"speaker_name": "Hon. Peter Kaluma",
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"content": " Hon. KJ, what do you find out of order in that prophesy?"
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"content": " Hon. Temporary Speaker, we have Standing Orders that define what constitutes a point of order. I do not think Hon. Daktari stood on a point of order, even from his submission. What the Member for Mathare said is only possible today because we have made it clear to Kenyans that anyone in this country can rise to the highest office. This is only possible within the Broad-Based Government that has given every member of this country the opportunity to feel part of not only the country but also the Government. So, the dreams being prophesied by the Member, wakili Oluoch, are possible. They are very valid, and if that happens, then we shall have the brainpower that we were talking about - the tyranny of w akili from Homa Bay rising to a position of power. However, what Hon. (Dr) Oundo rose on was not a point of order as stipulated by our Standing Orders. Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker."
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"content": " Hon. KJ, Hon. (Dr) Oundo merely confirmed that the prophecy appeared to rest very well in my soul."
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"content": "There is nothing out of order. Hon. Oluoch, you may continue."
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"speaker_name": "Mathare, ODM",
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"content": " Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I want to conclude this point by addressing the question of capitation. About Ksh90 billion has been allocated to capitation. Just like NG-CDF, the issue is usually half the question of allocation and half of that to the Exchequer. This issue has persisted despite the House’s constant efforts, in its oversight role, to ensure that allocations are matched with the prompt and timely disbursement of this money. On the flip side, capitation money has gone down from Ksh22,000 per student to about Ksh17,000. I hope that this will not affect the number of students or leave out some if there is 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": "a gap. I hope that the Chairman of the Budget and Appropriations Committee will plug it in Supplementary II. Regarding the State Department of Education, I am glad to see that approximately Ksh5.9 billion has been reinstated for the question of examinations. There is still a shortfall of Ksh6 billion. Hopefully, this will be flagged."
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"speaker_name": "Mathare, ODM",
"speaker_title": "Hon. Anthony Oluoch",
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"content": "There is also about Ksh7.5 billion for confirmation of intern teachers. On this, we must ensure that it is done equitably. This is one of the three policy issues that underlie our budget- making process. It will ensure that the distribution of the opportunity to have teachers is extended to people in far-flung areas, and those who historically have not had similar numbers extended to them can also have proper TSC teachers. As opposed to relying on Board of Governance (BOG) teachers, as is the case in some of the constituencies, including Mathare. Also, the constituency of my good friend, Hon. TJ Kajwang'."
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"speaker_name": "Mathare, ODM",
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"content": "I want to speak on the State Department for Infrastructure. One of the key issues I have raised is related to the question of equity. Recently, I heard pronouncements being made about secularisation being an illegality. I looked at Section 6 and Section 32(a)1(c) of the Roads Act. They clearly allow the Cabinet Secretary to set aside part of the money, a 50 per cent allocation for distribution, to invest it, and then plough it back so that we can deal with two things. One is a question of pending bills, which continue to be a big impediment in the rollout, carpeting and maintenance of roads in constituencies in Nairobi. So, secularisation will deal with pending bills and, at the same time, the question of equity."
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"speaker_name": "Mathare, ODM",
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"content": "Lastly, because my time is over, I would like to comment on the question of energy. I cannot fail to thank the Committee and Hon. Atandi for, through the intervention of His Excellency, extending Ksh500 million for last-mile connectivity. In informal settlements, including my own Constituency Mathare, one Ward has 30,000 people, and they have not seen electricity for the last 7 years. They can now have a last-mile connection. I also see that the Rural Electrification and Renewal Energy Corporation (REREC) will be able to implement this. My final point is that I support Ksh670 million for the electrification of constituencies. I hope this will be divided equitably so that we can have streetlights on high masts to enhance security in our constituencies. Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I support the budget-making process and the Estimates by the Committee."
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