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    "id": 1015646,
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    "speaker_name": "Hon. Speaker",
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    "content": "Hon. Members, before we go to the next Order and because after conclusion of that Order we will be considering other business, I wish to give guidance on consideration of amendments to the Motion on the Special Audit Report on Procurement of Pre- Export Verification of Conformity to Standard Services which is Order No.15 on the Supplementary Order Paper. Hon. Members, I have received a number of amendments to the Motion appearing as Order No.15 on the Supplementary Order Paper, namely, the Motion for the Adoption of the Report of the Public Investments Committee on the Special Audit Report on Procurement of Pre-Export Verification of Conformity to Standard Services by the Kenya Bureau Standard (KEBS). The said amendments are proposed by the Member for Homa Bay Town, Hon. Peter Kaluma, and the Member for Makueni, Hon. Daniel Maanzo, and are published as notices in the Supplementary Order Paper. My guidance relates to part of the amendments proposed by the Member for Makueni, Hon. Daniel Maanzo. To begin with, the proposed amendments by Hon. Maanzo were in two parts being (a) and (b). Having considered the proposals and found the first part of the proposed amendments as being admissible, I approved its inclusion in the Supplementary Order Paper for this sitting. However, I found the second part shown as (b) of the proposed amendments as being inadmissible and, therefore, declined to that part for consideration by the House. For the information of the House, the said second part of the proposed amendments read as follows: “That, the House recommends that the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission should investigate the circumstances relating to the special audit on the procurement of pre-export verification of conformity standard services for used motor vehicles, mobile equipment and used spare parts by the KEBS and, more specifically, whether QISJ invited and facilitated visa processing, travel and accommodation for Mr. Fredrick Odhiambo from the Office of the Auditor-General, Ms. Catherine Mwasho from KEBS, Mr. Brian Thuku from KEBS and George Ng’eno from KEBS towards the audit and to report findings to the Director of Public Prosecutions and the National Assembly within 90 days for appropriate action.”"
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