{"id":88786,"url":"http://info.mzalendo.com/api/v0.1/hansard/entries/88786/?format=json","text_counter":558,"type":"speech","speaker_name":"Prof. Kamar","speaker_title":"The Assistant Minister for Environment and Mineral Resources","speaker":{"id":33,"legal_name":"Margaret Jepkoech Kamar","slug":"margaret-kamar"},"content":" Thank you Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. Those consultations were a little bit too loud. The promulgation exercise was a success and a landmark in this country. I am proud to be part of this Parliament at this time when we have successively got a Constitution. Having been at the Bomas process for two years as a women representative, I am proud of the way the process was conducted and where we have reached so far. I would like to join my colleagues who encouraged us by saying that, right now, we do not have people in the “Yes”, “No”, green or red camps. We need to move on as a country. We need to move forward and relook at what is in the Constitution. I am a very strong proponent of civic education and I believe there is need to have civic education to make our people understand the exact contents of the document, so that we can have a good implementation. With those few remarks, I would like to finally say that this House needs a break so that when it comes back, it can deal with the heavy task ahead of it. I support."}