{"id":1238959,"url":"http://info.mzalendo.com/api/v0.1/hansard/entries/1238959/?format=json","text_counter":263,"type":"speech","speaker_name":"Masinga, Independent","speaker_title":"Hon. Joshua Mwalyo","speaker":null,"content":"In almost all the audit reports, the Auditor-General cites lack of supporting documents. If, say, you paid bursary for 50 students at Kenyatta University, did they acknowledge, with a receipt, the total amount of money that the NG-CDF sent as a cheque back to the constituency? The fund manager ought to file such documents for auditors to come and examine them. That is what the Auditor-General has cited as lack of documentation and filing. In terms of opening tenders for projects, were minutes prepared during the opening session and a report by the procurement officer who is attached to the constituency done? It really does not matter whether or not one procurement officer is attached to two constituencies. Was there a report of the opening of the tenders? If so, how were the tenders awarded? It is that kind of report the Auditor-General is citing in this Report."}