All parliamentary appearances
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17 Jun 2014 in Senate:
You may now open the door.
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17 Jun 2014 in Senate:
As I directed earlier, at the end of Order No.9, we are going to take the Adjournment Motion. Before I do so, I also promised that I was going to give directions. I received two requests on the Motion for Adjournment on a similar matter. One was from the Senate Majority Leader, Prof. Kindiki. The other one was from the Senator for Siaya, Sen. James Orengo. We have combined them. If you look at Standing Order No.33, it stipulates the procedure on how we should proceed on this particular matter. Standing Order No.33 (4) states:- “No Senator speaking on a ...
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17 Jun 2014 in Senate:
In fact, it is completely unfair in the sense that the Senate Majority Leader should actually get 20 minutes in two capacities; one, as the The electronic version of the Senate Hansard Report is for information purposes only. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor, Senate.
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17 Jun 2014 in Senate:
What is it, Sen. Muthama?
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17 Jun 2014 in Senate:
Order! Order!
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17 Jun 2014 in Senate:
Order! Order, Sen. Muthama! You have made your point. Proceed, Senate Majority Leader.
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17 Jun 2014 in Senate:
What is it, Sen. Muthama?
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17 Jun 2014 in Senate:
Order! Order, Senators! What Sen. Muthama is canvassing in a point of order are actually his views; what the Senate Majority Leader is doing is expressing his views. If you have already agreed---
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17 Jun 2014 in Senate:
Order, Sen. Wetangula! I am afraid you do not have the last word on this one; you will get your time to contradict your counterpart. We have indulged Sen. Orengo for another 10 minutes. Between the two of you, you have a combined 20 minutes vis-a-vis the 15 minutes of the Senate Majority Leader. If that is not sufficient for you to contradict him, I am afraid the Chair cannot come to your aid.
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17 Jun 2014 in Senate:
Proceed, Senate Majority Leader.
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