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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Sen. (Dr.) Khalwale",
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    "speaker": {
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        "legal_name": "Bonny Khalwale",
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    "content": "Yes, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir. I concur with you but I was just worried that we are bloating this council with the national Government. I have indicated the areas but this is subject to debate. I am just provoking the thinking of the Mover. What you have said is debatable. I would agree with you if that was the best way to go. Corruption at the national Government is just as unacceptable as corruption at the county government. Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, were the Mover of the Motion to concur with me, then I would be moving that Clause 4 be amended to add that the person appointed as a member of the council should be appointed by the CoG or the Cabinet Secretary. I quickly move to Clause 4 on the functions of the council. They are enumerated but my attention is drawn to (i) and (j). (i) which says that the council may suspend operations of warehouse operators, inspectors, waiters or graders operating under the Act for failure to comply with any provision of this Act; nothing could be more important. You will take your good grains to warehouse “X” then the graders then just decide to grade your grain at a low grade and then make profit from the high grade that you delivered. So, it should then create an opportunity for the person with the receipt to have a chance to complain to the council that whereas I supplied first class grade, look, these people, led by the warehouse operator where I received the receipt, are now grading my grain as second or third grade."
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