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"content": "Thank you. You may proceed, Hon. Farah."
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"content": " Hon. Temporary Speaker, during those days, I remember police officers used to be given ration by the Government, a rollover from the colonial practice. They used to be given canned beef, and sardines (tin fish) which were collected for every family from a Government distributor. For the officers from pastoralist areas, they used to be given dates and ghee. With a very heavy heart, I want to say that our policemen were better off under the colonial administration than they are under independent Kenya. Their salaries, remunerations, living conditions, the risks they take and the lack of insurance when they die in the line of action and the horrible living conditions, particularly housing, is bad. It pricks the conscience of everybody, including myself, when I see the kind of conditions the men and women who are supposed to be awake the whole night to protect us and make sure we are safe, are living in. They are living in the most unsafe conditions. It is no wonder we are asking for psychosocial intervention."
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"content": "(Hon. Beatrice Elachi consulted loudly)"
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"content": "The Temporary Speaker, protect me from the ladies who are making a lot of noise, starting with Hon. Elachi."
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"content": " Hon. Elachi, limit your consultations."
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"content": " You are very loud with your group, Hon. Elachi and Hon. Fatuma."
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"content": " Hon. Farah, allow me to run the House, you are not on the seat."
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"content": " Let me say this for the benefit of the young people who never witnessed this. In those days, I remember my mother used to go to the Government distributor and pick the rations, which were given to every police officer. This was basically a rollover from how the colonialists treated our policemen. My mother used to go to a butchery every day and pick a pound of meat so that we could have a balanced diet. We used to be given canned beef from the Kenya Meat Commission. We had dates and the children of police officers and the police officers themselves used to have a balanced diet. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor."
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"content": "Today, we see a police officer on the beat from morning until evening. Nobody cares whether they have had a cup of tea or lunch. The presumption is that they will have it at home. Our officers face a lot of challenges. The houses they live in are in such a despicable situation that they do not have privacy. Sometimes you find a policeman with his wife and another policeman with his wife living in one room that is separated by a piece of cloth. It has two beds, one on one side and the other one on the other side, and still we expect them to protect us. We bash them all the time. This is a nation that has perfected the art and passion of bashing police officers."
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"content": "(Hon. Beatrice Elachi consulted loudly)"
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