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    "id": 1625642,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Sen. Olekina",
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    "content": "framers of the Constitution drew the line for us by dividing resources. They went ahead to put a sunset clause on money to be send to counties. It is mind-boggling and self-defeating when today we start talking about two Equalisation Funds in order to implement marginalised policies when Kshs46 billion has been set aside. We will be reduced to a House that talks, but money does not go out. That is the argument we should be having. I know that the Commission on Revenue Allocation (CRA) has developed different marginalization policies to advice on the Equalisation Fund. Every year, this Senate passes resources to be sent and implemented in our counties, but it becomes a tug of war because Members of Parliament want to be the ones to implement that or the national Government wants to take that money. Right now, we have a clear path. The most important things that we need to ask ourselves are the 19, 14 or 15 projects that have been proposed to be implemented under the second marginalization policy. Previously, we had others under"
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