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"content": "Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, I would like to ask the Senator for Nandi County to clarify something in case I might have heard him wrong. Article 148(7) does provide that: “The Deputy President may resign from office at any time by notice, in writing, addressed to the President and the resignation shall take effect on the date and at the time specified in the notice, if any, or if a date is not specified, at noon on the day after the notice is delivered.” I am just wondering because he said that there is no provision in case the Deputy President (DP) and the President are not seeing eye to eye. I see that provision here in the Constitution. So, maybe you can clarify that."
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