Aden Bare Duale

All parliamentary appearances

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• 20 Nov 2014 in National Assembly: pastoralist community. I bet my community will be co-opted as members of the county environment committees. That will be very good because then, we will understand as residents of that particular county what is going on. Depending on the lifestyle of our society, we will then manage our environment well. The counties are also given the opportunity because this Act empowers them to develop action plans specific to their own counties. This is a milestone because counties are divergent, in that they have different forms of environment or different layouts of environment across the country. Those who come from arid ... view
• 20 Nov 2014 in National Assembly: way into Machakos County and the counties beyond. We need to have that complaints body. Taking it away is not good at all and we need to probably consider an amendment to that effect. Strict management of pollution as recommended by this Act is good. I welcome it a lot. Issues with regard to the management of the pollution of water with strict penalties, management of air and noise as well are very good recommendations that are in this Bill. Finally, climate change guidelines are new things that have been introduced by this Bill and I support them very much. ... view
• 19 Nov 2014 in National Assembly: On a point of order, hon. Speaker. I just wanted to ask whether hon. Chepkong’a is in order - he is a senior lawyer - to mislead this House that Standing Order No.176 is inappropriate when he knows that the very laws that empower this House to approve names empower political parties to instill discipline by using Standing Order No.176. I want to say that the ODM is the most democratic party that has shown that it can lead the way by implementing laws. Just follow the footsteps of the ODM. That is all I can advise. view
• 19 Nov 2014 in National Assembly: Hon. Speaker, when I saw four hon. Members, including a senior hon. Member, hon. Anyango, and a junior hon. Member for Kisumu Town being de-whipped, I was very quiet because I was looking at history lane. I served under that party in the last Parliament. I suffered and I went home. So, I am only telling them that they are not the first ones; I remember that period, the Deputy President, Senator Keter, the famous Isaac Rutto, who now is in a very democratic party and I --- We said he can even become the running mate of the other ... view
• 19 Nov 2014 in National Assembly: Tell hon. Ng’ongo to shut up and listen because I listened to him. view
• 19 Nov 2014 in National Assembly: History is repeating itself. In 2010, I was sacked by one side of the mkate nusu view
• 19 Nov 2014 in National Assembly: I became the Member for Dujis. At the time none other than my colleague, hon. Ng’ongo, was lucky enough and replaced somebody else. He replaced the late Ojode and joined the Government. I came to the same House and the party decided not to give me a slot in any of the committees. I went to the then Speaker and quoted Article 95 of the Constitution. This House, in its 18th month has amended the Standing Orders. The route which some of us will take is different because some of us in Jubilee have no intention of de-whipping anybody in ... view
• 19 Nov 2014 in National Assembly: Because you decided to have a cup of tea with hon. (Ms.) Kajuju or hon. Duale, with the blessings of the Deputy President, there is height of intolerance. It is shameful that hon. Arama who represents the people of Nakuru West and hon. Dalmas Otieno--- He says that if God wishes, and if he will be there, he will present himself as a candidate. Hon. Speaker, the great man, Member of Parliament for the only “city”, hon. Ken Obura, says that there is a demarcation between politics and development. Hon. Ken Obura did not say anything else. He said “When ... view
• 19 Nov 2014 in National Assembly: Relax hon. Ng’ongo; that is another sign of intolerance! You cannot even sit on your chair! view
• 19 Nov 2014 in National Assembly: Hon. Speaker, if you look at hon. (Ms.) Chidzuga, a lady I have a lot of respect for, who is a grassroots leader, just because she aired her views, she has to suffer. The country of 40 million Kenyans will agree with what our good friend, hon. Alfred Keter did in front of our President and Deputy President in a rally in Eldoret. You have seen our good friend, my former colleague, Isaac Rutto. You must learn from Jubilee. Do not go back to history. Hon. Jakoyo Midiwo, a man who talks about discipline in the House--- If you walk ... view