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    "id": 1003550,
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    "speaker_name": "Sen. Sakaja",
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    "speaker": {
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        "legal_name": "Johnson Arthur Sakaja",
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    "content": "We wrote to the Ministry and considered this during a meeting on June 5th. We later received a response from the Ministry. We shared the response with the Senator. I hope she got it. The issues raised are still scheduled for further consideration, because as the Ad Hoc Committee on the COVID-19 Situation in Kenya, we have a regular meeting with the Ministry of Health. We agreed with them that we shall be meeting them every so often because it is a rapidly evolving situation, instead of just calling them once. In a week or two weeks, things change, so we are having very good relations. I want to thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir, because the liaison officer there, is one Rose Mudibo, who was my clerk in the Committee on National Security, Defense, and Foreign Affairs, and now she is in the Ministry of Health. She is still as effective as she was when she was here, and we are getting a lot of support from the Ministry. She has been seconded there by Parliament. The Cabinet Secretary (CS) is also a former Senator, so we are really doing well. Mr. Speaker, Sir, there was also the issue on challenges experienced in Isiolo County – Sen. Dullo is here – regarding COVID-19 preparedness. She sought to ascertain the legitimacy of the launch of 13 Intensive Care Unit (ICU) beds and High Dependency Units (HDU) beds by the county government, and the preparedness and expenditure incurred by the county government in responding to COVID-19. We considered this matter on 5th June, and Sen. Dullo was present. Noting the nature of the information, we resolved to go to Isiolo and Meru. The"
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