Getrude Musuruve Inimah

All parliamentary appearances

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• 18 May 2021 in Senate: The coming of the President to this country was also important because it was promoting bilateral talks, which is are very important and core to ensuring that business thrives. For business to thrive and do well, the environment needs to be economically viable. The fact that the President came and held bilateral talks with our President is a plus for Kenya because it was very clear that now visas and work permits will be given to Tanzanians who want to come and do business and to Kenyans who want to go and do business in United Republic of Tanzania. It ... view
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• 18 May 2021 in Senate: Madam Temporary Speaker, I support this Motion. I hope that we will continue relating well with the Government of Tanzania so that we look for business opportunities in Tanzania for our business people. I know that Kenyans are very good business people. They can go to Tanzania and create employment. When someone begins a business, the person will need a workforce to help in the business. If Tanzanians come to Kenya start business they do, they will create employment opportunities for our people. When it comes to tourism, it means that it will be possible for Kenyans to go to ... view
• 18 May 2021 in Senate: Madam Temporary Speaker, thank you for giving me this opportunity to join in the debate on the Health (Amendment) Bill. I begin by thanking Sen. Kasanga for coming up with these amendments. Before I proceed, I also thank Sen. Sakaja. I know you are my Chairperson in the Committee on Labor and Social Justice. I like your leadership and thank you for the kind words. view
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• 18 May 2021 in Senate: When we look at this Bill, the principle Bill was in 1989 before the 2010 Constitution. That has implication that the principle Bill does not cater for county governments. When you are talking of the 2010 Constitution, all services were devolved meaning that this Bill does not really cater for that common Kenyan. This is because it has not been devolved. Madam Temporary Speaker, when you look at the amendments that Sen. Kasanga has brought on board, these are amendments that as a Senate we should push for and hope that the National Assembly will fast-track this Bill. This is ... view
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• 18 May 2021 in Senate: The Long Title also captures provision of care. Most people who have mental illnesses are abandoned. Sometimes they are neglected by their families. You will find a spouse running away from a partner because he or she has a mental problem. There is need to provide care for those with mental illness. They need a support and caring system for them to know. Yes, you seem to be facing a mountain but this mountain with time will come down. Madam Temporary Speaker, there is also the issue of treatment which is important. Sometimes people with mental health problems are just ... view
• 18 May 2021 in Senate: This Bill also speaks about the obligations of the county and the national Government. When you look at the principal Bill of 1989, it does not capture the obligation of the county governments and national Government, yet, when it comes to effective service delivery, it is done when services reach the common man. When it comes to counties and services being devolved, this is when we reach out to mwananchi and address the issues that are ailing them. I am happy that the national Government and county governments have been brought on board by this Bill. The national Government needs ... view
• 18 May 2021 in Senate: There is need for resources to be put aside by the national Government to ensure that centres that will attend to people with mental illness are in place. If it is counselling, the counsellors need to be paid; they need to be in a payroll. There is need for a corroborated effort between the county governments and national Government to ensure that persons with mental illnesses are being cared for. When it comes to issues of mental illness, everyone is a candidate. You can lose a loved one and out of shock, you find yourself mentally affected. If that issue ... view