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    "content": "of our ethnic, cultural and religious diversity and determined to live in peace and unity as one indivisible sovereign nation…” It is important to recognise the sovereign. He is the one who contributes and enables the daily progress of our nation through contribution of taxes, acceptance of the smooth sailing of our policies and giving of goodwill to operate. The public participation theory that we have been doing through the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) activities has been seamless in this House. We have been acknowledging the sovereign and the important position he has in the betterment of the nation in terms of serving our lives and livelihoods as we move forward in ensuring that we bequeath ourselves and the future generations of this nation a smooth time so that we remain competitive and powerful. So, I support the clauses of the Bill. I support the clause on signing of affidavits within 30 minutes. That is monumental. Within the same Bill, we have bequeathed the Attorney-General with the authority to come up with active regulations on enactment. My point of call is about the validity across the veil. What is good for the Judiciary, the Executive and Parliament might have varying ways of application. We need to see, through the Committee on Delegated Legislation or the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs, the reports they have generated on this Public Participation Bill moving forward, especially if we marry that with things to do with procurement where an agency like the Public Procurement Oversight Authority that looks at the processes and the ways by which we appeal to enable our projects to be implemented across the county, so as to ensure that we get value for our money. As they say, where the rubber meets the road is where the shillings and cents apply on this. You will find that things to do with the Budget are treated casually. The implementation phase is critical to us. For example, in the blue economy policy implementation, you will see where Somalia begins and where Kenya ends and you discover that it is a dicey thing. Who do we mention as “public” in terms of public participation in grey areas or in treaties that we have signed to do with aviation on our air spaces and exploration? So, how do we improve our domination in new areas that are 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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