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    "content": "I am only required to refer it to the relevant Departmental Committee of the House, so that Hon. Nyikal, you and any other Member desirous of making representations can have an opportunity to go and discuss amongst your colleagues. Whether Hon. John Olago Aluoch is persuaded that there is improper motive, the best place to go and canvass that would be before that Committee. Remember, I am not required to adjudicate on a matter of that nature. So, I am unlikely to make any finding on your statement about improper motive or otherwise. I did not read any improper motive. I am sure you will be better off before the Committee, indeed, alongside the other colleague, Hon. (Prof.) Nyikal, if you appear before the Committee and canvass the matter. I am sure your colleagues, Members of the Committee to which this petition is referred, will give everybody a fair chance to make representations instead of us. Now, there is nothing much we can do. The longer we allow that kind of conversation to happen, the more the possibility that hon. Christopher Omulele will also make some other statement and you will make another one. It will not be helpful to the House. In fairness, let the Petition go before the Committee because there is no room. Remember, in our own rules, the Committee has 60 days within which to consider the petition. That is sufficient time, indeed, to allow even for the cooling down of temperatures, assuming they had risen or you may particularly have risen on hearing the petition being read out. Instead of discussing, let us go that route. Hon. Rasso. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor."
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