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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Hon. Speaker",
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    "content": "Very well, Hon. Members. I think it is fair. I have noticed a few Members whose constituencies the Auditor-General has reported on are present in the Chamber. I was observing keenly when every name of a constituency was mentioned and I did not see anybody seeming to appreciate that they are theirs, starting with the Member for Tetu Constituency. It is fair to note that there is a Report by the Auditor General regarding your Constituencies Development Fund (CDF). Hon. Olago Aluoch would agree with me because he knows what it means. Hon. Members, pay attention to these reports. They could have far reaching repercussions and it is good for Members to begin interacting with these reports especially when they touch on your constituencies. It may be that the Auditor- General may have made reports based on information that was not provided at the time that the audit was done but, which information has subsequently come to light. Long before the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) goes to interact with the matter, Members could look into them so that they can provide any responses that may be required and that the Auditor-General may have risen in those Reports. This is just to alert the Members whose constituencies’ reports have been tabled. At the earliest opportunity make, sure you interact with the Report. Of course the Report by the Controller of Budget on review of Government Budget is referred to the Budgets and Appropriations Committee, while the Legal Notice 165 on the Income Tax is referred to the Committee on Delegated Legislation to look at what it is that is proposed in those regulations. Next Order."
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