Adan Keynan

All parliamentary appearances

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• 1 Nov 2022 in National Assembly: Hon. Speaker, due to the impending end of contract of the incumbent Clerk, Mr. Michael Sialai on 31st July 2022 and given the resolution of the Assembly to commence the process.... I want to emphasise that it was a resolution of this House that recruitment of the new Clerk commences not later than February 2022. In order to ensure a smooth and seamless transition, the Parliamentary Service Commission advertised the position of the Clerk of the National Assembly in two daily newspapers with national circulation, that is, the Daily Nation and the Standard Newspaper. The advert was also placed on ... view
• 1 Nov 2022 in National Assembly: Thank you, Hon. Speaker. The terms of service and requirements of the position of the Clerk of the National Assembly as indicated in the advertisement were that the applications were invited from energetic and result-oriented individuals interested in serving in the position at PSC Scale 17 in the Parliamentary Service Commission for a term of five years with eligibility for re-appointment for another term of five years, which means the position is contractual. This means if an individual does well, he or she can be re-appointed for another five years. Hon. Speaker, having been around for many years in this ... view
• 1 Nov 2022 in National Assembly: (iii) Must have previous experience, demonstrate clear and good understanding of the parliamentary practices and meet the requirements of the Leadership and Integrity Act as prescribed under Chapter Six of the Constitution. The advertisement further required that the application must include cover letters from institutions like Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC), Directorate of Criminal Investigation (DCI), Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA), Credit Reference Bureau (CRB), and the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB). The applications were to be addressed to the Secretary of the Commission and delivered during office hours to the Head of the Commission Secretariat. Hon. Speaker, as a result ... view
• 1 Nov 2022 in National Assembly: The PSC is one of the commissions under Chapter 15 of the Constitution. This is one of the things the framers of the Constitution had in mind when they thought of separation of powers among key institutions in our governance structures. They thought the Legislature should have its own commission. As a result, we have passed a number of pieces of legislation. I want my colleagues to listen to this. We have the Parliamentary Service Act, which is a product of this House. That particular Act is a result of a Bill that I moved. When I was moving the ... view
• 1 Nov 2022 in National Assembly: - 76.79 per cent 3. Eunice Gichangi - 76.43 per cent 4. Serah Kioko view
• 1 Nov 2022 in National Assembly: - 76.18 per cent Based on the foregoing, the PSC resolved to recommend Samuel Josephat Njoroge to be appointed to the position of Clerk of the National Assembly for a contractual term of five years. The position is not permanent and pensionable. If he performs well, he will be eligible for another contract of five years. Pursuant to Article 128 of the Constitution, Samuel Njoroge is being recommended to the National Assembly for approval as the Clerk of the National Assembly. The question is: What happens to the person who was holding this office? view
• 1 Nov 2022 in National Assembly: If you look at the structure of the bicameral Parliament, the Senate has its own Clerk, with two deputies. Equally, the Clerk of the National Assembly has two deputies. Therefore, the person who was acting in the position of Clerk reverts back to the original position of Deputy Clerk. Thus, she has not been sacked or suspended. The person continues to be part of the PSC. Copies of the application letter and form and curriculum vitae of Samuel Njoroge is in circulation. Pursuant to the provisions of Article 128(1) of the Constitution, the PSC recommends that the National Assembly notes ... view
• 26 Oct 2022 in National Assembly: Thank you, Hon. Speaker. With nostalgia, I remember Hon. Duale during our days at Moi University. For those of you who have interacted with Hon. Duale the politician, and Hon. Duale the student, they have always been the same. For those who have gone to Moi University; if you go to Ngeria section and ask for the cottage where we used to occupy, you will be told that that particular street used to be called Keynan-Duale Street. I pride myself as a first Member to be elected to a public office as alumni of Moi University. Hon. Duale has always ... view
• 26 Oct 2022 in National Assembly: Interestingly, the docket you have been appointed to is a very important document to the people of Northern Kenya and particularly to pastoralists. We want you to be a go-getter in provision of water to the struggling pastoralist society. We wish you well. We will work with you. I hope both Hon. Alice Wahome and Hon. Duale, being Members of Parliament, will prove the tenet that politicians are the best public managers. Thank you. view
• 6 Oct 2022 in National Assembly: Thank you for giving me an opportunity to contribute to this important debate. I take this opportunity to congratulate you for being among the few lady representatives for the 13th Parliament. I also congratulate all Members here for having been elected to the 13th Parliament. Hon. Deputy Speaker, an elective position is the most difficult and sometimes the most sought-after job. This is why I welcome my colleagues to the 13th Parliament. Enjoy both the 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. view