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    "id": 128421,
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    "content": "Government. The Court of Appeal said that although the Local Government Act states specifically that the Minister can revoke the appointment of a nominated councillor, he cannot do that because since the law was changed, it gave political parties and the Electoral Commission of Kenya powers to recommend and to nominate those councillors. In order to revoke, although the law does not specifically say so, he must go back to the political parties and the Electoral Commission before he can gazettee a revocation of a nominated councillor. Now, this mutatis mutandis applies to the current situation that we are talking about. The Local Government Act is not a subsidiary legislation. It is a substantive legislation. I want to say this, and I am saying it from the bottom of my heart"
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