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"speaker_name": "Kiharu, UDA",
"speaker_title": "Hon. Ndindi Nyoro",
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"content": "in Vote D1112, under the Programme 0101000 Land Policy and Planning, by deleting the expression “Kshs. (3,340,376,000)” appearing in Column 3 (Supply), and substituting therefore the expression “Kshs. (2,840,376,000)”. (j) in Vote D1291, under the Programme 0612000 Public Prosecution Services, by deleting the expression “Kshs. (42,500,000)” appearing in Column 3 (Supply), and substituting therefore the expression “Kshs. (22,500,000)”. (k) in Vote R2042, under the Programme 0721000 National Legislation, Representation and Oversight, by deleting the expression “Kshs. (2,136,435,425)” appearing in Column 3 (Supply), and substituting therefore the expression “Kshs. (1,906,435,425)”. (l) in Vote D2043, under the Programme 0723000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services, by deleting the expression “Kshs. (716,890,886)” appearing in Column 3 (Supply), and substituting therefore the expression “Kshs. (946,890,886)”. Now follows a brief explanation. In Vote D1169, we will be doing something under Programme 010800, Crop Development and Management. This rearrangement within the same programme is supposed to provide Ksh310,000,000 for crop harvest management. By reallocating within the programme, it will be ceding Ksh 50,000,000. Aggregation centres within the same Vote will cede Ksh230,000,000. Construction of headquarters and satellite campuses for the Kenya School of Agriculture will cede Ksh30,000,000, its total is Ksh310,000,000. That money will be going into the kitty for crop post-harvest management. That money is pending payment in this very noble venture of making sure that our supplies and harvest are secure. For others, in the first one, we are rearranging the money meant for pending bills. From it, Ksh4.4 billion will be going into the budget reserve. Hon. Members know that when you allocate a block figure to pending bills, for example, in order to access that money, you will need to come to this House through another supplementary budget for that vote to go to specifics. Hon. Temporary Chairman, what we have done is reduce that kitty through the National Treasury and put that money into a budget reserve—money that can be used when the country faces an emergency. The other ones are marginal, majority of which are just rearrangements, but we have also enhanced the monies for Kenyans who need to be resettled. We had a landslide in Mai Mahiu and many Kenyans needed to be given alternative land. We have allocated Ksh250 million for that purpose. There is also the issue of absentee landlords, who majorly are in the coastal area, where the Government is to purchase land to face the issue of squatters head-on. We have also allocated monies for that purpose. Majority of these here are just realignments — what we call clean-up. Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairman. I beg to move. Do I need a seconder?"
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