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"speaker_name": "Mr. Ojode",
"speaker_title": "The Assistant Minister, Ministry of State for Provincial Administration and Internal Security",
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"legal_name": "Joshua Orwa Ojode",
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"content": " Mr. Speaker, Sir, the answer is that Yatta and Matuu Police Stations received fuel and maintenance funds as follows:- During the Financial Year 2008/2009, fuel funds for Matuu were Kshs259,200; 2009/2010, Kshs306,600; 2010/2011, Kshs231,000 and 2011/2012, Kshs266,660.70. Yatta got money as follows:- 2008/2009, Kshs259,200; 2009/2010, Kshs306,000; 2010/2011, Kshs231,000 and 2011/2012, Kshs266,666.70. That gives us a total of Kshs518,400 for 2008/2009; Kshs612,000 for 2009/2010; Kshs462,000 for 2010/2011; and Kshs533,333 for 2011/2012. For maintenance, Matuu got Kshs110,186 in 2008/2009; Kshs105,500 in 2009/2010; Kshs101,200 for 2010/2011 and Kshs106,666.70 for 2011/2012. For maintenance, Yatta got Kshs96,500 for 2008/2009; Kshs130,750 for 2009/2010; Kshs102,350 for 2010/2011 and Kshs106,666.70 for 2011/2012. Going by these figures and the prices of diesel, each station received between six to eight litres of diesel per day, which is not adequate. However, under the ongoing police reforms, the situation will improve, not only to Yatta and Matuu, but within the whole Republic."
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