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    "id": 680748,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Hon. Speaker",
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    "content": "Hon. (Eng.) Gumbo, I feel inclined not to allow you to claim to rise on a point of order. You have formed a habit of raising administrative matters on the pretext that you are raising matters of order. More particularly, take this from me, the Chair takes it very unkindly that you can approach a Chair to raise a complaint, who promises to investigate and make corrective actions. As if that is not enough, when the Chair has gone to address the matter, I observed from my office that, you still raised the same matter. Do you just want to talk for the sake of talking? You approached me on the question of yesterday’s Order Paper, and I promised to take corrective action. While I was addressing that, I noticed that you again raised it for consideration by the Deputy Speaker. Make up your mind on what you want to do. You went ahead to write a long letter. Why do you place yourself above other Members, that you are extremely an active Member and raise many amendments unlike the rest? The tone of that letter was in bad taste. It is like to suggest that the other Members are passengers in a bus that is driven by the Member of Parliament for Rarieda. Do you want your issues to be addressed administratively or here? Even when you raise them here, we can only deal with them administratively. Do not tell me about people who are inspecting vehicles because that is not a matter for order. You cannot raise that in the Chamber. The HBC has already considered the reports of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC). This is what is making you think that you are above other Members. You are not. You are just a Chair of a Committee like others. Let us proceed. Next Order!"
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