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    "id": 514318,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Hon. (Ms.) Musyoka",
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    "speaker": {
        "id": 794,
        "legal_name": "Susan Mbinya Musyoka",
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    "content": "Hon. Speaker, I have a public Petition by Mr. Raphael Kitivi, a former Administration Police (AP) officer; on reinstatement and payment of his dues. On behalf of Raphael Kitivi, a resident of Machakos County, I draw the attention of the House on the following:- THAT, Raphael M. Kitivi was employed by the Government as an Administration Police officer in 1983 and stationed at Uhuru Camp, Nairobi; THAT, in 1984, while based at Uhuru Camp, Nairobi, Mr. Kitivi was sent away by the then Chief Inspector and since then the Ministry of Interior and Coordination of National Government has not communicated to him with regard to his status of employment; THAT, an appeal was launched with the Public Complaints Standing Committee and acknowledged through a letter dated 7th July, 2008, addressed to the then AP Commandant for his intervention regarding the matter; THAT, the Ministry of Provincial Administration and Internal Security, in a letter dated 27th August, 2009, indicated that on 22nd January 1985, the officer was charged on account of deserting duty and fined Kshs300, but the officer was not issued with a dismissal letter, and that it was not clear how his name was removed from the payroll from January 1985; THAT, multiple follow-ups by the officer have not received any redress to date; THAT, efforts to resolve the matter have borne no fruits and the family of the petitioner continue to live in abject poverty; THAT, the matter presented in this petition is not pending before any tribunal or court of law; Therefore, your humble Petitioner prays that the National Assembly ensures that the petitioner’s plight is addressed and makes any other order and/or direction that it deems fit in the circumstances of this case."
}