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"content": "Order, hon. Members! I have listened to the point of order raised by the Member for Ikolomani, Dr. Khalwale. I have also heard the subsequent contributions made by the Minister for Justice, National Cohesion and Constitutional Affairs, the Leader of Government Business, the hon. Member for Gwassi, the hon. Member for Kimilili, hon. G.O. Nyamweya, hon. A. Abdalla and the hon. Member for Chepalungu among others. As far as I see the matter, the subject that I ought to address myself to is fairly straightforward and simple; namely, whether or not this House should proceed to transact the First Reading of the Commission for the Implementation of the Constitution Bill of 2010 as it appears on the Order Paper as Order No.8. The point of order raised by the hon. Member for Ikolomani is premised on Chapter 18 of the Constitution, specifically Section 261(4) of the Constitution which reads as follows: âFor the purposes of Clause 1, the Attorney-General, in consultation with the Commission for Implementation of the Constitution, shall prepare the relevant Bills for tabling before Parliament as soon as reasonably practicable, to enable Parliament to enact the legislation within the period specified.â"
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