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    "id": 997036,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Marakwet West, JP",
    "speaker_title": "Hon. William Kisang",
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        "legal_name": "William Kipkemoi Kisang",
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    "content": "It is good to note what Hon. T. J. Kajwang’ said on KeNHA. Clauses 4 and 10 of the Bill say that the member of the County Executive Committee (CEC) who is in charge of advertising will consult and get consent from KeNHA. However, it is important to report to this House that in the past, there has been three court cases on this clause, especially on the issue between county governments and KeNHA. The Association of Practitioners in Advertising say that this is purely a county function. At the same time, we also know that the roads are owned by KeNHA. So, there is a conflict. But the courts have already spoken on this. The Advertisers Association of Kenya (AAK) went up-to the Supreme Court, where they won the cases. Therefore, in the Committee of the whole House, we will have to ventilate on how KeNHA is coming in. But we can recommend that regulations are made, so that KeNHA and the counties can work together and agree on a ratio of the revenue. We do not have any issue or objection on that."
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