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"content": "why it took about three years for the Jubilee Government to note that it is through dialogue that issues can be resolved? This is very encouraging. This spirit should proceed from now henceforth. When there are any issues to be determined, people should sit down in a civilized manner, deliberate upon issues and not allow third parties or strangers to get involved. Right now, the whole world is watching Kenya. We portrayed our image in the public media internationally in 2007, to some extent in 2012 but the good Lord is on our side, we still have a country which we are very proud of. Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, having said that, I encourage this Committee, as serious as they are, because they are men and women of high integrity. Our Senators are the team leaders, Sen. Murungi and Sen. Orengo whom we have a lot of faith in to guide this Committee and deal with every detail of whatever can be happening, listen to Kenyans and come up with good and airtight recommendations and ways of implementation of the same. Once done, then we would urge the Government to implement all the recommendations to the nitty gritty details. We also urge other coalition partners not to bring or pull surprises or monkey business and invoke the so called tyranny of numbers when the matter goes to the Floors of the two Chambers to ensure that what the public has recommended carries the day. I urge the Committee and Parliament at large; the Senate and the National Assembly, to prioritise this issue, give it the sensitivity and speed that is required so that we sort out our issues and proceed with the elections as enshrined in our Constitution. We definitely should not add Jubilee one day or extra hour than what is there. Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, with those few remarks, I beg to support."
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