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"speaker_name": "Hon. Kamau",
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"content": "In the first part of his request, the hon. Member sought to know why the provisions of Gazette Notice No.24 of 10th April, 2012, which requires the oil marketing companies to buy their quotas from the company is not fully implemented. The Ministry responds as follows:- The interim products stake agreement expired on 31st December, 2012. However, this interim arrangement was extended to 30th June, 2013, through consensus with the oil marketing companies and officially communicated by the Ministry. In line with Legal Notice No.24 of 10th April, 2012, the oil marketing companies that default on lifting of oil products should not be allowed to participate as buyers and sellers or the equivalent of their haulage would be deducted. Several oil marketing companies defaulted on lifting of processed petroleum products, contrary to the legal requirements. The oil companies are Kenol/Kobil, Trojan International, Astro Ken Supplies, Engen Kenya Limited, Intoil, Jaguar, KENCO, Runaway Traders, Topaz and Al Lyell. Those companies were not allowed to participate as buyers and sellers and have been referred to the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) for de-licensing as per the law."
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