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    "id": 1304435,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Sen. Tabitha Mutinda",
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    "content": "Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. I rise as a delegation of Meru to completely oppose this Motion. As a new Member in this House, it gives us an experience on matters Plenary. As the men had promised last time, this was the way to go so that even as a House, we can have the Plenary experience. Further, I have noticed that in contributions to this Motion, I am the third female Senator to contribute. This being a female Governor, we want Plenary because we want an opportunity to have a feel, as women Senators, to understand if it is leadership issues or other issues in this county. That is why we want Plenary; so that all the voices of all the women in this House can be heard and we make the right decision for the great people of Meru County. Looking at the list of the 11 Committee Members that have been put, if I am correct, I have seen only three female Senators. We want a bigger voice as women so that we are heard on the contribution that we are going to make. When the people elected the Governor, it was not about not knowing that she was a female. As females, we want to be respected. We want our voices to be fully heard. They can only be heard completely through Plenary in this House. I continue rising and supporting that we go the Plenary way, so that we completely execute the issues of Meru County extensively for the benefit of the people of Meru County. The Governor has been impeached again. It saddens me because Sen. Orwoba and I were in the first line supporting and being happy that the Governor had survived, yet it has again come back. I want us to try the Plenary way so that we get to understand the real deeper issues. The only answer is in Plenary."
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