24 Nov 2011 in National Assembly:
Prof. Muigai, please, note the points of order. I want to take two or three and then you respond.
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24 Nov 2011 in National Assembly:
Mr. C. Kilonzo, let us be fair! He did say that all the directors are dead. He talked about the one he recalled from memory when he was answering the last question.
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24 Nov 2011 in National Assembly:
Prof. Muigai, please, note that.
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24 Nov 2011 in National Assembly:
But that is not a point of order; that is a suggestion. If you are rising for a question, let us ask a question. If it is a point of order, let us ask a point of order. Prof. Muigai, just deal with the points of order and then we will take the questions.
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24 Nov 2011 in National Assembly:
Attorney-General, please, address the Chair.
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24 Nov 2011 in National Assembly:
You are out of order, hon. K. Kilonzo! Let the Attorney-General finish!
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24 Nov 2011 in National Assembly:
Hon. Members, let us have questions now, starting with the Member for Ikolomani. He has really been standing up. We will then have the Member for Lari.
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24 Nov 2011 in National Assembly:
Attorney-General, apart from all these good explanations, I think the House would be really helped if you can tell us what you can do, as the Government. There is a practical case that has been given here. A Committee of this House has found so-and-so has collected money. He has enriched himself. He has property, and there are people who have lost. That person is just living in Kenya, enjoying himself. What is the Government able to do? You will help us a lot if you tell us what you can do; that is the concern of the House.
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24 Nov 2011 in National Assembly:
I will give you an opportunity, but let me hear what the Attorney-General says he can do. Hon. Attorney- General, what can you do? You were at the point of saying what you can do.
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