All parliamentary appearances
Entries 1401 to 1410 of 7781.
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21 Apr 2016 in Senate:
Senate Majority Leader, before I allow interventions, did I hear you say that the issue of integrated IDPs is still open? Are you encouraging people to bring the names of the existing IDPs and details of those whose property got lost or was confiscated?
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21 Apr 2016 in Senate:
Hon. Senators, you may log in. Are we ready to vote?
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21 Apr 2016 in Senate:
Does that include businesses; not just land?
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21 Apr 2016 in Senate:
Then vote. Those who want to be assisted should get ready to move to the Clerk’s Table. 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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21 Apr 2016 in Senate:
Is it inadequate because he did not read out the whole Statement in its entirety?
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21 Apr 2016 in Senate:
I hear you and will take that into account. Do you want to respond to that, Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki?
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21 Apr 2016 in Senate:
Sen. (Prof.) Kindiki, we will interrogate the Statement as much as we can, but like you said, it affects 45 out of 47 counties. Since it appears like everybody has an interest in this issue, I will allow the interrogation of the supplementary Statement by those who can do it, like Sen. Wetangula, who has had occasion to look at it. Normally when a Statement is laid on the Table of the House, it becomes the property of the House, like Sen. (Dr.) Machage has said. But many times, the Senators do not have a chance to look at it ...
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21 Apr 2016 in Senate:
Sen. Wetangula, remember you are seeking clarification. Do not take too long.
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21 Apr 2016 in Senate:
Sen. Wetangula, you have to be a little bit careful when you make that kind of statement. You started by saying that the issues of IDPs, both integrated and otherwise, cuts across the whole country. So, if you take that line, you must be ready to defend it when you start talking about favoured areas.
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21 Apr 2016 in Senate:
Sen. (Prof.) Lonyangapuo, I requested you to move from that microphone because it does not work well.
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