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    "content": "same casualness or lack of keen attention to detail that I saw with other Motions before this House in previous times. This is something very important to the communities that share their land of heritage with wildlife. I am sure that the drafters of this law had taken into consideration so many aspects and thought about the difficult things that it would take. Perhaps, nowadays, when we hear about human-wildlife conflict that is still prevalent in our communities, it is because of lack of enforcement of such well thought- out laws. Mr. Speaker, Sir, I hope that when you finally make your decision on how this matter will be treated, we will find a final binding solution for the communities that are supposed to have benefitted. I have not had the opportunity to read through the Petition, but I have heard that it is one of the reasons the County Wildlife Conservation and Compensation Committees(CWCCs)are supposed to have had a meeting with the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC) and agree on a few things. Such are the matters that the SRC should take into keen attention and detail and not the one that they are nationally obsessed with; the issue of welfare of Members of this House. If we solve such issues, we give the country good guidance; the people who are supposed to benefit do so, we preserve our heritage as a country and that benefits us. Mr. Speaker, Sir, the issues that I rose to address myself to is that when you finally make your guidance, it is my sincere hope and prayer that this matter will be fully addressed. It is also my hope that the people who drafted this Petition will find justice and the communities shall live happily ever after, as they say in folklore. Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir."
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