All parliamentary appearances
Entries 511 to 520 of 1622.
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16 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Madam Temporary Speaker, first of all, I want to inform the former Attorney-General that it is not only Kilifi and Vihiga counties that are here; we also have Nyamira County. So, in his contribution, he should have included the three counties; Nyamira, Vihiga and Kilifi counties.
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16 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Madam Temporary Speaker, first of all, I want to inform the former Attorney-General that it is not only Kilifi and Vihiga counties that are here; we also have Nyamira County. So, in his contribution, he should have included the three counties; Nyamira, Vihiga and Kilifi counties.
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16 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Madam Temporary Speaker, I want to congratulate the three counties for finding time to come and see how we do our business. I believe that when they go back home they will carry what they see as good in this Senate and not what they imagine is not good. When they go back to their assemblies they will have better debates because they will have learnt from us. I, therefore, urge them to observe what we do. Secondly, I remind them that as the Chairman of the Committee on Education, I have visited the three counties. I was impressed by ...
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16 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Madam Temporary Speaker, I want to congratulate the three counties for finding time to come and see how we do our business. I believe that when they go back home they will carry what they see as good in this Senate and not what they imagine is not good. When they go back to their assemblies they will have better debates because they will have learnt from us. I, therefore, urge them to observe what we do. Secondly, I remind them that as the Chairman of the Committee on Education, I have visited the three counties. I was impressed by ...
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16 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, I want to ride on that statement. It is also important for us to know which criteria some governors use to contribute money to this account. Which law do they use to do so? What will happen to them if they are found to have acted contrary to the law? Will they be jailed and for how long? In Nigeria, for example, half of the governors were jailed for misappropriating public funds. Some of our governors have even bought helicopters. This should not be allowed to go on.
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16 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, I want to ride on that statement. It is also important for us to know which criteria some governors use to contribute money to this account. Which law do they use to do so? What will happen to them if they are found to have acted contrary to the law? Will they be jailed and for how long? In Nigeria, for example, half of the governors were jailed for misappropriating public funds. Some of our governors have even bought helicopters. This should not be allowed to go on.
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16 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, the House will be on recess in the next one week. Therefore, we could have given him longer period so that it does not cover then recess time.
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16 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, the House will be on recess in the next one week. Therefore, we could have given him longer period so that it does not cover then recess time.
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16 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, I can undertake to answer that. It is a requirement that every school in the Republic should have those fire extinguishers. In any case, it is a requirement that all laboratories in schools all over the country should have fire extinguishers. Even the students who are seated at the Public Gallery can attest to that.
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16 Mar 2016 in Senate:
Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, I can undertake to answer that. It is a requirement that every school in the Republic should have those fire extinguishers. In any case, it is a requirement that all laboratories in schools all over the country should have fire extinguishers. Even the students who are seated at the Public Gallery can attest to that.
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