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    "speaker_name": "Sen. Orengo",
    "speaker_title": "The Senate Minority Leader",
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        "legal_name": "Aggrey James Orengo",
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    "content": "That is what Senator Kibiru --- I am saying that you are out of order because you are saying that you do not trust Senator Kibiru. No! You said it. He is an Honorable Member. When you do not trust an honorable Member like yourself, like Senator Slade used to say, the moment a Member who is an honorable Member does not believe an Honorable Member, that is when the House becomes dishonorable as a whole. All that Senator Kibiru was trying to do Sen. Wetangula, was not to ask you to vote on the Bill. He was just trying to make sure that what is required of him today and what we agreed from yesterday is work in progress. I agree with Senator Cheruiyot that so far, we do not have anything that has been laid on the table but tomorrow Sen. Wetangula, you are going to be on that Committee. I am not in that Committee. You are going to be in that Committee tomorrow courtesy of Senator Kibiru who has made sure that there is going to be a meeting. He does not even convene that meeting where we are going to make sure that our position on the County Grants Bill is achieved immediately. In fact, the process is much easier because if the mediation process reaches an agreement, the Bill as far as we are concerned and Parliament is concerned, will just be due for assent. So, let us give Senator Kibiru a little credit that what he has told us today is a development from where we were yesterday. The two Chairpersons met and tomorrow the Committees are meeting. By the time we meet tomorrow in the afternoon, we will have a report before the National Assembly and before the Senate. We are not doing anything before the National Assembly also acts. Both o Houses can do the same work at the same time. That is when now we can be able to deal with the Bill that is before us."
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