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    "speaker_name": "Dr. Laboso",
    "speaker_title": "The Temporary Deputy Speaker",
    "speaker": {
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        "legal_name": "Joyce Cherono Laboso",
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    "content": " Order, hon. Members! Dr. Khalwale has asked the Chair to comment on the documents that have been tabled by Mr. Waititu on the admissibility of the documents. On the question of admissibility, what the hon. Member has tabled is a letter with a Government letterhead from the Department of Registrar-General. Clearly, it is signed by the Assistant Registrar of Companies on News Point Ltd. As he read, he said who the shareholders are. So, the document tabled by hon. Waititu, on face value, appears authentic and is admissible. There is also a copy of a land rent invoice done over the counter which is unsigned for LR. No.209/1113, to the same News Point. It also bears the same address for the company. This company, however, has its last annual returns dated 31st December, 2001. The Directors and shareholders of the above company as indicated are Eng. Raila Odinga of Box 78050 Nairobi - 3,500 shares; hon. Dr. Oburu, the same box number; Walter Edwin Okuku of the same address and Alex Julius Lado of the same address. Hon. Members, on the face of it, this is an admissible document. We do not have a map. If I remember correctly, there was no map attached to the documents that hon. Waititu has tabled. Therefore, the question of whether there is a relationship between this company and the areas where the demolitions took place cannot be ascertained at this point from the documents that have been availed to us. In addition, on the documents that have been tabled by hon. Wavinya Ndeti, again, on the face of it, looking at the documents, they have the Government seal, logo and they are duly signed. Therefore, on the face of it, they are admissible and it is the Minister for Lands who can further ascertain and give us the true position of their authenticity."
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