25 Sep 2024 in Senate:
Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. I also welcome the Cabinet Secretary to the Senate. Needless to say, the Cabinet Secretary is a voter of the county that I represent in this Senate.
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25 Sep 2024 in Senate:
Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, I have the microphone. What strategies and incentives has the Ministry deployed to attract local and foreign investment in the tourism sector in Bungoma? My supplementary question relates to an ecosystem in the county I represent here; the Lake Olbolosat ecosystem. It is the only lake in the former Central Province of the Republic of Kenya. I would like to know what the Ministry is doing to incentivise this particular resource, home to the largest family of hippos and over 300 species of birds. What is the Ministry doing so that we can market that natural ...
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20 Aug 2024 in Senate:
On a point of information, Madam Temporary Speaker.
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20 Aug 2024 in Senate:
On a point of information, Madam Temporary Speaker.
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20 Aug 2024 in Senate:
Madam Temporary Speaker, because I know we are very constrained of time, Sen. Cherarkey was selective and that is why he never referred and read the Standing Order No.104.
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20 Aug 2024 in Senate:
Madam Temporary Speaker, because I know we are very constrained of time, Sen. Cherarkey was selective and that is why he never referred and read the Standing Order No.104.
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20 Aug 2024 in Senate:
Specifically, a Senator who wishes to speak on any matter in which a Senator has a pecuniary or proprietary interest shall first declare the interest. So, I do not think going to school together is pecuniary or proprietary. I do not even think the witness before us is a Senator. Standing Order No.104 is for a senator who wishes to speak on a matter. So, the Standing Order that he quoted is irrelevant. I am sure he just wanted us to know that he went to school with brilliant fellows, but that is now water under the bridge.
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20 Aug 2024 in Senate:
Specifically, a Senator who wishes to speak on any matter in which a Senator has a pecuniary or proprietary interest shall first declare the interest. So, I do not think going to school together is pecuniary or proprietary. I do not even think the witness before us is a Senator. Standing Order No.104 is for a senator who wishes to speak on a matter. So, the Standing Order that he quoted is irrelevant. I am sure he just wanted us to know that he went to school with brilliant fellows, but that is now water under the bridge.
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