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"content": "Order! Order, hon. Isaac Ruto! That is too fast! The Chair will allow a few more. However, before the Chair allows a few more contributions before any Question can be put, Mr. Keter wanted to know whether this Motion is properly before the House. The Chair does note that this Committee has had its own tribulations and trials in that, the first time, the Members of the Committee were 15.They were hon. Paul Muite, Dr. Oburu Odinga, Prof. Kivutha Kibwana, Prof. Christine Mango, Mirugi Kariuki, Dr. Abdullahi Ali, Eric Gor Sungu, Njoki Ndung’u, Otieno Kajwang, George Khaniri, Henry Obwocha, Joe Khamisi, Soita Shitanda, Samuel Moroto and Samuel Leshore. This was the first Committee that was formed as an ad hoc Committee through a resolution of the House on 26th March, 2003. Subsequently, hon. Paul Muite, hon. Mirugi Kariuki, Dr. Abdullahi Ali, Njoki Ndung’u and hon. Otieno Kajwang resigned from the Committee. They were replaced by hon. Boniface Mganga, hon. Kiema Kilonzo, hon. Raphael Wanjala, hon. Amina Abdallah and hon. Peter Munya. Subsequently, hon. Boniface Mganga became an Assistant Minister and had to resign. Hon. Members, at the time of writing this Report, through appointments and resignations, there were only ten Members of the Committee. They were hon. Eric Sungu, Dr. Oburu Odinga, Prof. Christine Mango, hon. Joe Khamisi, hon. Samuel Moroto, hon. Leshore, hon. Raphael Wanjala, hon. Amina Abdallah, hon. Kiema Kilonzo and hon. Peter Munya. The Chair does observe that at the time of concluding the Report, other Members did not sign this Report. The Report had only the appendages of the signatures of hon. Gor Sungu, Dr. Oburu Odinga, Prof. Christine Mango, hon. Joe Khamisi, hon. Raphael Wanjala and hon. Kiema Kilonzo. That is six Members out of ten Members."
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