26 Apr 2012 in National Assembly:
Subject to the amendment by Mr. Musyimi that has just been carried.
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26 Apr 2012 in National Assembly:
Also the need for gazettement is all over for these amendments. Therefore, we are going to be putting county gazette in every single amendment we bring to the House--- Mr. Ogindo, do you really want to proceed with this? What do you have to say to that?
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26 Apr 2012 in National Assembly:
Then read it the way it should read.
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26 Apr 2012 in National Assembly:
Chairman of the Committee on Lands and Natural Resources, what is your view?
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26 Apr 2012 in National Assembly:
What Ms. Murugi Mathenge says seems to take care of the concerns of Mr. Ogindo. Is that not so?
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26 Apr 2012 in National Assembly:
True. The purpose of amendments is to clarify. I thought Ms. Murugi Mathenge addressed the concerns raised by the hon. Member who proposed the amendment. Unless the hon. Member himself tells me that those concerns are not addressed, I am not sure that I get the point you are making.
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26 Apr 2012 in National Assembly:
I think I will just put the question with the suggestion by the Minister, that is the addition of “and/or;”. Did you have something?
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26 Apr 2012 in National Assembly:
Hon. Members we are going to vote. He has moved the amendment that Clause 13, sub-clause 6 be amended so as to have the words “and/or County Gazette” immediately after the word “gazette.” That is the proposal and I am putting the question that Clause 13, sub-clause 6 be amended as follows, “by inserting the words “and/or County Gazette” immediately after the word “Gazette”.
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26 Apr 2012 in National Assembly:
If you proceed with that, I will put the question as it is in the Order Paper and let there be a vote. This is because as I understand the Minister, he is withdrawing the suggestion of “and/or”.
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26 Apr 2012 in National Assembly:
We now move on to clause 14 where there are two proposed amendments. One is by hon. Mutava Musyimi and the other one is by hon. Dr. Otichilo being represented by hon. Alfred Odhiambo. I will begin with the one by hon. Mutava Musyimi.
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