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    "content": "cannot be maintained. Things are changing and they have to go back to the drawing board. The exercise must be done very cautiously and within the law. Madam Temporary Speaker, the TA is also still facing several challenges within them, between themselves, the governors, the national Government and the county governments. All this needs to be decided before that framework that we so much desire is put in place. I wish Sen. Madzayo was still here. In his former employment, he was in charge of the industrial court and I had the privilege to appear before him in several similar situations. He mentioned that there are people, especially in his county, who are employed in the hotels. I was representing a client who had eight hotels at the coast. However, due to the political atmosphere, the post election violence, terrorism and the clouds or smoke that was choking people in Europe, the tourism industry was affected. Most of those hotels were shut down. Kenyans, in their thousands, remained stranded. They did not have jobs and their former employers could not pay them. Kenyans insisted they wanted their money. It was rightfully so, within the Constitution and the industrial court. They had to be compensated because they had done nothing wrong. They were ready and willing to work. It is only that there was no longer any work for them to do. This is a similar situation. That is why as much as I support this Motion, I will also propose an amendment to cater for the interest of those people who will find themselves---"
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