{"id":1410816,"url":"http://info.mzalendo.com/api/v0.1/hansard/entries/1410816/?format=json","text_counter":328,"type":"speech","speaker_name":"Funyula, ODM","speaker_title":"Hon. (Dr) Ojiambo Oundo","speaker":null,"content":" Hon. Temporary Chairman, this is very interesting. It is coming on the heels of a judgement by the High Court that said that the Government is not necessarily new to recovery procedures in the event of failure to honour a judgement or a financial obligation. Sorry, I have been away and so, I did not follow the amendments because I did not think they would come soon. We would have separated them as advocates and State agencies do – they have a client account. Probably, it is the client account that should have been insulated against garnishees orders or any recovery process. Lumping all the funds tells the Commission: 'You people do not do much, and you are protected. Do not defend court cases.’ We will create a bit of chaos. There is a good reason, and I can see from far. But unless we cure it by separating the two sets of accounts, we will not cure the problem. Again, sorry, I must admit that I did not have time. That is why we allowed this kind of amendment to go through without tidying them up and creating a fairly untidy situation."}