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"content": "Hon. Chairlady I am now safe. My only worry was that we do not set a precedent when it comes to law and the standing orders. This is a new complete schedule and this was after an agreement between the National Treasury, the CRA and Transition Authority that helps the country governments. The total amount allocated to counties was increased to Kshs210 billion. That is 34.5 of the audited revenue approved by Parliament of 2010/2011. Out this Kshs190 billion of the shareable revenue equivalent to 31 per cent of the most recent audited accounts approved by parliament. This 31.2 per cent is above the 15 per cent the Constitution has set. So, you should see that the 40 per cent we have promised, in the first year we have 31.2 per cent. There is Kshs20 billion of conditional allocations in our schedule from the National Government comprising of Kshs3.4 billion for Level 5 hospitals and Kshs.16.6 billion for loans and grants. What we have removed from the previous schedule was a harmless grant that was going to some particular counties and we have said that should be included in the shareable revenue among the counties. The allocation of Kshs210 billion includes both the Recurrent and Development"
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