All parliamentary appearances
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3 Mar 2016 in Senate:
On a point of order Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. At the pain of being seen not to be respectful to the Chair, in view of the experience we all have in this House - over four years at the very least - the Chairman has not said that he is unable to respond to the issues we are raising. The Chair should wait and if he says so, then you grant the Chairman that request.
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3 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Thank you,Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. Could you also direct the Chairperson to table the posting of posting of specialists to those hospitals that have equipment so that we confirm whether they are operational as units or not? Or is it simply a question of public relations?
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2 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Mr. Speaker, Sir, this matter is so urgent and important that, for the interest of this House, none other than the President himself was quoted on 411 this afternoon disowning the assertion by the CEO of Youth Enterprise Development Fund that they were desk mates in school. The same CEO, who yesterday the “Lower House” found that he could not account for Kshs155 million. I do not impute any improper motives on him, but the chairperson could be taking cover because the matter is very hot. The youth of this country want to know how an individual, Bruce Odhiambo, could ...
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2 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Mr. Speaker, Sir, will the Speaker allow the chairperson to get away with the Statement of those things he is talking about? Sen. (Dr.) Machage was very specific. He never talked about “things”. He talked about loss of funds meant for NYS under Anne Waiguru, loss of funds at Youth Enterprise Development Fund under Anne Waiguru and now possible loss of El Nino funds under Anne Waiguru. Therefore, those are not issues. The electronic version of the Senate Hansard Report is for information purposes
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1 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, I rise to support this Motion in respect of adoption of the Committee’s Report. However, I support it with an amendment. I, therefore, wish to move the amendment which is:- I beg to move: THAT, the Motion be amended by deleting the full stop after the figure 2016 on the third line and inserting the following words: “, subject to amending the recommendation of the Committee on paragraph 109(f)(iii), page 49.
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1 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, for clarity if hon. Senators could look at the Report of the Committee on page 49 which is the second last page of the report; I am amending paragraph 109(f)(iii) on Division of Revenue. Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, the amendment I want to make on (iii) is as follows:-
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1 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, I would like to guide the Chairman that the amendment is on page 49, paragraph 109(f)(iii) on Division of Revenue. The amendment I want to make is by deleting all the words after the word “recommence” on the fourth line and inserting the following words in place thereof:- “THAT, the official average rate of growth of revenue over the last four years of 13 per cent should be used at the minimum to compute the equitable share for the year 2016/2017.”
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1 Mar 2016 in Senate:
On appoint of order Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, before I comment on deferment, I thought you should allow me a moment to respond to a very critical point as the mover.
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1 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Yes, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir.
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1 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Distinguished Senators, I think the most important point that requires my response is in this report of our committee. If you go to page 24 (iii), it says:- “The Committee notes that the Budget Policy Statement (BPS) uses a very conservative revenue growth rate in the computation of the equitable revenue share. Actual revenue realization seems to differ from the growth used in BPS. Average actual performance for the last four years is about 13 to 14 per cent thus the rate of growth of revenue that should be used at the minimum to compute the equitable share for 2016/2017 ...
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