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    "content": "partners want to use this data, what code of conduct controls how they are going to use it? Do they have to stick to the primary data? Is it going to be given to them? Do they have to work with that data within the county? What penalties are there for misrepresenting the data? This is because once the data has been put up and there is a database or a data set within a county, it is important for it not to be misconstrued by any person. Therefore, if it is a development group, a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) or somebody else, they can have access under certain strict principles. They might be asked what they want to use the data for and we can then guide them to some sort of analysis that would be useful for them, if you do not want to give them the primary data. Therefore, at the end of the day, you will know what you have given them and when it has been misrepresented. Consequently, you can actually follow through. For the people who handle the data, it is very important that they should be able to confirm how the data looks like and that it does not change from time to time. Last but not least, Madam Temporary Speaker, Part V in the Miscellaneous Provisions, the use of the data and the reporting is very good. It states:- “The County Executive Committee (CEC) Member shall, four months after the end of the financial year, make a report to the respective governor on the new statistical information on matters affecting the county government” This is key so that somebody does not make very serious decisions and policy on data that is not relevant. Similarly, the ability to report and make it very conspicuous is very good. Some sort of report can also go to the county assembly right down to the basis of the legislative house within the counties. That would add more value and probably even begin to give more education about how people, who want to use data within the counties, can do so. This will excite people and they will begin to see various possibilities as a result of this data. Congratulations Senator. I beg to support and I hope that this Bill passes and changes the way we do out work. I think that it will lead to better development as a result of using vital statistical and accurate information. Thank you, Madam Temporary Speaker."
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