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    "speaker_name": "Sen. (Dr.) Khalwale",
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        "legal_name": "Bonny Khalwale",
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    "content": "That is the theory that Albert Einstein revolutionised science and life by. Many people including colleagues of Albert Einstein used to belittle him because he was an ordinary man who used to ride a bike. Colleagues, let us agree even with some Members of the Opposition, who think we should give this debate the time it requires, so that we make a law that we will not be embarrassed when people proceed to court. Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, having appealed, let me take my colleagues to Clause 9. In Clause 9(2), you are trying to explain the qualifications of a community health promoter. Clause 9(2) (b) says that it must be somebody who understands the role of a community promoter. You go further to say that it must be a resident of a respective community. May I appeal to Senators that all these things are irrelevant if we were looking to promote health. The most paramount qualification is that they must have medical knowledge. Even the so-called community health volunteers are people who have some degree of medical knowledge. When Sen. Osotsi speaks to the issue of data protection, did you know that long before the law on data collection came into power, all medical practitioners take a Hippocratic Oath meant to ensure that they do not share the knowledge they have about you? It remains a patient-medical practitioner confidential issue. Here, you are in Clause 9 opening it up. You appoint a quack from nowhere and the quack starts saying that, in fact, Osotsi came to me yesterday with gonorrhoea."
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