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REPUBLIC OF KENYA
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THIRTEENTH PARLIAMENT
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NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
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THE HANSARD
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VOL. IV NO. 19
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THE HANSARD
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Thursday, 13th March 2025
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The House met at 10.00 a.m.
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[The Deputy Speaker (Hon. Gladys Boss) in the Chair]
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PRAYERS
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QUORUM
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
Sergeant-at-Arms, you may ring the Quorum Bell for 10 minutes.
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(The Quorum Bell was rung)
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
Hon. Members, we now have quorum. We may proceed. Sergeant-at-Arms, stop the Bell. Hon. Waqo, go ahead and lay the Papers on behalf of the Leader of the Majority Party.
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PAPERS
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Marsabit County, UDA
(Hon. Naomi Waqo)
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I beg to lay the following Papers on the Table: 1. The 33rd Bi-annual Report of the Monetary Policy Committee (October 2024) from the National Treasury and Economic Planning. 2. Reports of the Auditor-General and Financial Statements for the year ended 30th June 2024 and the certificates therein in respect of: (a) Agriculture and Food Authority (AFA). (b) Chama Cha Kazi Party. (c) Chemelil Sugar Company Limited. (d) Chesta Teacher Training College. (e) Clinical Officers Council. (f) Commission for University Education. (g) Co-operatives Society Liquidation Account-State Department for Co-operatives. (h) Criminal Assets Recovery Fund. (i) Forum for Restoration of Democracy (FORD) Kenya. (j) Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission. (k) Judicial Service Commission. (l) Justice and Freedom Party. (m) Kenya Animal Genetic Resource Centre. (n) Kenya Forestry Research Institute. (o) Kenya Industrial Estates Limited. (p) Kenya Medical Research Institute. (q) Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. (r) Kenya National Library Services. (s) Kenya Railways Corporation. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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Marsabit County, UDA
(Hon. Naomi Waqo)
(t) Kenya Rural Roads Authority. (u) Kenya School of Government. (v) Kenya Tourism Board. (w) Kenya Trade Remedies Agency. (x) Kenya Union Party. (y) Kipchabo Tea Factory. (z) Kwale Teachers Training College. (aa) Maseno University. (bb) Media Council of Kenya. (cc) Muungano Party. (dd) Nairobi Centre for International Arbitration. (ee) National Biosafety Authority. (ff) National Construction Authority. (gg) National Employment Authority. (hh) National Gender and Equality Commission. (ii) National Housing Development Fund - National Housing Corporation. (jj) National Police Service Commission. (kk) Nyayo Tea Zones Development Corporation. (ll) Pest Control Products Board. (mm) Petroleum Development Fund-State Department for Petroleum. (nn) Petroleum Training Levy Fund. (oo) Postal Corporation of Kenya. (pp) Receiver of Revenue Statements-State Law Office and Department of Justice. (qq) Road Maintenance Levy Fund. (rr) Safina Party. (ss) Shirikisho Party of Kenya. (tt) South Eastern Kenya University. (uu) State Department for Agriculture. (vv) State Department for Irrigation. (ww) State Law Office and Department of Justice. (xx) Taita Taveta National Polytechnic. (yy) Tana Water Works Development Agency. (zz) Technical University of Mombasa. (aaa) The National Treasury. (bbb) Tourism Promotion Fund. (ccc) United Democratic Alliance. (ddd) United Progressive Alliance (UPA). (eee) University of Kabianga. (fff) Water Services Regulatory Board. (ggg) Wildlife Clubs of Kenya. (hhh) Wildlife Research and Training Institute. Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker.
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
Hon. Members, before we proceed, I would like to recognise the presence of students from St Francis Girls Mang’u from Gatundu North Constituency, Kiambu County, who are seated in the Speaker’s Gallery. On behalf of the substantive Speaker, myself and the National Assembly, we welcome them to follow our parliamentary proceedings. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
We have statements from Hon. Machua Waithaka, Member for Kiambu Constituency. Leader of the Majority Party, do you have a point of order?
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Kikuyu, UDA
(Hon. Kimani Ichung’wah)
Yes, Hon. Deputy Speaker.
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
What is it?
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Kikuyu, UDA
(Hon. Kimani Ichung’wah)
Hon. Deputy Speaker, on behalf of our County Woman Representative, Hon. Wanjiku Wamuratha Ann and the Member for Gatundu North, Hon. Kururia, I welcome the beautiful girls from St Francis Mang’u, which is in Gatundu North, Mang’u area. It is one of the very best schools in Kiambu County. It also hosts very many students from across the country. I encourage them to continue working hard and welcome them to observe the proceedings of the National Assembly. I have many students from Kikuyu Constituency who schooled there. Thank you.
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QUESTIONS AND STATEMENTS
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REQUEST FOR STATEMENTS
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ATTEMPTED GRABBING OF LAND BELONGING TO LATE ELIJAH MWANGI KINYANJUI
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
We have a request for statement by Hon. Machua Waithaka, Member for Kiambu County. Is the Member for Kiambu, Hon. Waithaka, here?
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(Request for Statement deferred)
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
Let me go to the next one by the Member for Makueni County, Hon. Susan Kiamba. You may proceed.
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STATUS OF EMALI-UKIA ROAD IN MAKUENI COUNTY
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Makueni, WDM
(Hon. Suzanne Kiamba)
Hon. Deputy Speaker, pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order 44 (2) (c), I rise to request for a Statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Transport and Infrastructure regarding the status of Emali- Ukia Road in Makueni County. The Emali-Ukia Road, which serves Kaiti, Makueni and Kibwezi constituencies, is a vital transport corridor that facilitates the movement of people and goods, particularly agricultural produce. It also provides access to essential services such as schools and health facilities. Unfortunately, the road has remained in a dilapidated state since Independence despite repeated commitment by successive governments to have it tarmacked. The unfulfilled promises have left residents in the three constituencies frustrated as they continue to face immense challenges in transport and economic activities. The residents of Makueni, Kibwezi and Kaiti are predominantly farmers and traders, relying on Emali-Ukia Road to transport their produce to markets and processing facilities. Makueni is well known for mango and orange production. Kibwezi produces watermelon and onions while Kaiti is known for dairy farming and banana production. The poor condition of Emali-Ukia Road, therefore, significantly hampers these economic activities, leading to post- harvest losses, increased transport costs and reduced market access. It is, therefore, necessary that the Government prioritises tarmacking and proper maintenance of this road to enhance economic prosperity and improve the livelihoods of the people in this region. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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Makueni, WDM
(Hon. Suzanne Kiamba)
Hon. Deputy Speaker, it is against this background that I request for a Statement from the Chairperson of the Department Committee on Transport and Infrastructure on the following: 1. A report on the current status of the Emali-Ukia Road including any maintenance or improvement works undertaken on the road and when they were undertaken. 2. Why the tarmacking of the said road, which is of significant economic importance, has been delayed for decades despite repeated Government commitments and specific plans by the Government to prioritise tarmacking of the road and to ensure its long usability, including budget allocation and timelines for upgrading the road.
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
Is the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Transport and Infrastructure here? Is there a Member of the Committee present who can undertake, on his behalf, to bring the statement?
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Limuru, UDA
(Hon. (Eng) John Kiragu)
Hon. Chairman, on behalf of the Committee, we undertake to push for an answer within the first week after the coming recess.
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
Thank you, we appreciate. Next Order.
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BILL
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First Reading
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THE SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION BILL (National Assembly Bill No.8 of 2025)
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(The Bill was read a First Time and referred to the relevant committee)
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[The Deputy Speaker (Hon. Gladys Boss) left the Chair]
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[The Temporary Speaker (Hon. Martha Wangari) took the Chair]
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Speaker)
Next Order.
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MOTION
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CONSIDERATION OF SECOND SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES FOR FINANCIAL YEAR 2024/2025
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THAT, this House adopts the Report of the Liaison Committee on its consideration of the Second Supplementary Estimates for the Financial Year 2024/2025, laid on the Table of the House on Wednesday, 12th March 2025; and, pursuant to the provisions of Article 223 of the Constitution, Section 39 of the Public Finance Management Act, Cap.412A and Standing Order 243— (i) approves an increase of the current expenditure for Financial Year 2024/2025 by Ksh138,558,586,916 in respect of the Votes contained in the FIRST SCHEDULE; The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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(ii) approves a decrease of the total capital expenditure for Financial Year 2024/2025 by Ksh33,875,105,332 in respect of the Votes contained in the FIRST SCHEDULE; (iii) approves an overall increase in the total Budget for Financial Year 2024/2025 by Ksh104,683,481,584 in respect of the Votes contained in the FIRST SCHEDULE, subject to paragraph (vi) (Committee of Supply); (iv) approves the expenditures under Article 223 of the Constitution as contained in the FOURTH SCHEDULE; (v) resolves that the FIRST SCHEDULE forms the basis for the introduction of the Supplementary Appropriation Bill, 2025; and, (vi) orders that “The Speaker do now leave the Chair” to facilitate the consideration of the said Supplementary Estimates with respect to each Vote and Programme in the Committee of Supply as contemplated under Standing Order 240 (Consideration of Supplementary Estimates in the Committee ofSupply) .
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FIRST SCHEDULE SECOND SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/2025 (IN KSHS) REVISED II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY VOTE REVISED BUDGET I FOR FY 2024/25 2024/25 CODE GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS VOTE & CURRENT CAPITAL TOTAL CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES Executive Office
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of the President 3,584,474,631 - 3,584,474,631 4,491,162,672 50,000,000 4,541,162,672
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0603000 Government
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Printing Services 711,886,586 -
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711,886,586
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817,536,119 -
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817,536,119
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0701000 General Administration
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1011
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Planning and
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Support Services 1,232,071,323 -
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1,232,071,323
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1,850,109,831 -
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1,850,109,831
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0703000 Government
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Advisory Services 1,129,851,841 -
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1,129,851,841
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1,057,851,841 50,000,000
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1,107,851,841
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0770000 Leadership and Coordination of Government
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Services 510,664,881 -
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510,664,881
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765,664,881 -
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765,664,881 Office of the
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Deputy President 2,598,152,997 - 2,598,152,997 3,018,552,997 - 3,018,552,997 1012
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0734000 Deputy
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President Services 2,598,152,997 -
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2,598,152,997
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3,018,552,997 -
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3,018,552,997 Office of thePrime Cabinet
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Secretary 721,710,705 - 721,710,705 890,110,705 65,000,000 955,110,705 1013
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0755000 Government Coordination and
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Supervision 721,710,705 -
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721,710,705
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890,110,705 65,000,000
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955,110,705
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REVISED II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY VOTE REVISED BUDGET I FOR FY 2024/25 2024/25 CODE GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS VOTE & CURRENT CAPITAL TOTAL CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES State Departmentfor Parliamentary
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Affairs 363,912,950 - 363,912,950 338,938,246 - 338,938,246
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0759000 Parliamentary Liaison and
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Legislative Affairs 86,024,330 -
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86,024,330
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76,112,330 -
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76,112,330 1014
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0760000 Policy Coordination and
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Strategy 86,300,180 -
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86,300,180
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85,500,180 -
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85,500,180
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0761000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services 191,588,440 -
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191,588,440
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177,325,736 -
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177,325,736 State Departmentfor Performanceand Delivery
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Management 507,850,137 - 507,850,137 632,750,137 - 632,750,137
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0762000 Public Service Performance
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Management 84,700,819 -
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84,700,819
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105,900,819 -
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105,900,819
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0764000 General Administration,
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1015
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Planning and
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Support Services 176,793,325 -
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176,793,325
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272,993,325 -
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272,993,325
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0772000 Service Delivery
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Management 206,056,308 -
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206,056,308
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210,056,308 -
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210,056,308
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077300 Coordination and Supervision of
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Government 40,299,685 -
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40,299,685
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43,799,685 -
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43,799,685 State Departmentfor Cabinet
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Affairs 228,672,243 - 228,672,243 218,672,243 - 218,672,243 1016
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0758000 Cabinet
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Affairs Services 228,672,243 -
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228,672,243
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218,672,243 -
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218,672,243
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State House 4,307,531,658 - 4,307,531,658 7,967,020,050 400,000,000 8,367,020,050 1017
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0704000 State
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House Affairs 4,307,531,658 -
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4,307,531,658
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7,967,020,050 400,000,000
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8,367,020,050 State Department
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for Correctional 34,389,656,06
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35,751,996,61
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Services 8 40,000,000 34,429,656,068 3 110,000,000 35,861,996,613
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0623000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services 508,620,654 -
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508,620,654
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538,620,654
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0627000 Prison 31,766,115,50
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32,850,360,94
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Services 0 -
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31,766,115,500
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2 70,000,000
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32,920,360,942
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0628000 Probation & After Care
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Services 2,114,919,914 40,000,000
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2,154,919,914
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2,363,015,017 40,000,000
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2,403,015,017
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REVISED II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY VOTE REVISED BUDGET I FOR FY 2024/25 2024/25 CODE GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS VOTE & CURRENT CAPITAL TOTAL CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES State Departmentfor Immigration
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and Citizen
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13,021,614,21
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Services 9,874,250,744 4,396,200,000 14,270,450,744 3 7,099,358,000 20,120,972,213
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0605000 Migration & Citizen Services
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Management 4,247,322,380 2,505,000,000
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6,752,322,380
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7,053,692,516 5,208,158,000
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12,261,850,516 1024
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0626000 Population Management
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Services 4,620,185,880 1,821,200,000
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6,441,385,880
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4,836,179,213 1,821,200,000
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6,657,379,213
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0631000 General Administration and
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Planning 1,006,742,484 70,000,000
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1,076,742,484
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1,131,742,484 70,000,000
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1,201,742,484
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National Police 108,642,444,4 108,677,444,42 114,844,273,3
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Service 23 35,000,000 3 19 585,000,000 115,429,273,319 1025
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0601000 Policing 108,642,444,4
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108,677,444,42
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114,844,273,3
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Services 23 35,000,000
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3
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19 585,000,000
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115,429,273,319 State Departmentfor InternalSecurity &
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National 27,825,134,95
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34,593,537,07
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Administration 5 360,200,000 28,185,334,955 9 2,870,200,000 37,463,737,079
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0629000 General
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Administration and
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14,612,966,39
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1026
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Support Services 8,329,806,396 -
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8,329,806,396
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6 2,525,000,000
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17,137,966,396
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0630000 Policy Coordination
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Services 1,343,357,100 -
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1,343,357,100
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1,438,457,100 -
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1,438,457,100
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0632000 National Government Field
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Administration 18,151,971,45
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18,542,113,58
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Services 9 360,200,000
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18,512,171,459
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18,887,313,583 State Department
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for Devolution 1,442,919,920 2,653,000,000 4,095,919,920 1,470,919,920 1,565,750,000 3,036,669,920 1032
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0712000 Devolution
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Services 1,442,919,920 2,653,000,000
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4,095,919,920
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1,470,919,920 1,565,750,000
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3,036,669,920 State Departmentfor ASALs and
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Regional
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10,102,701,51
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Development 4,805,686,511 3,927,530,516 8,733,217,027 1 4,616,794,728 14,719,496,239
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0733000 Accelerated ASAL
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Development 2,809,321,686 1,814,310,516
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4,623,632,202
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7,344,021,686 1,816,605,244
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9,160,626,930 1036
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0743000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services 414,070,970 -
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414,070,970
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421,785,970 -
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421,785,970
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1013000 Integrated Regional
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Development 1,582,293,855 2,113,220,000
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3,695,513,855
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2,336,893,855 2,800,189,484
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1041 Ministry of 171,418,061,9
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172,952,061,93 176,171,388,0
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Defence 38 1,534,000,000 8 44 3,534,000,000 179,705,388,044
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REVISED II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY VOTE REVISED BUDGET I FOR FY 2024/25 2024/25 CODE GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS VOTE & CURRENT CAPITAL TOTAL CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
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168,281,800,0
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169,815,800,00
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172,805,126,1
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0801000 Defence 00 1,534,000,000
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0
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06 3,534,000,000
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176,339,126,106
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0802000 Civil Aid 350,000,000 -
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350,000,000
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350,000,000 -
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350,000,000
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0803000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services 2,473,761,938 -
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2,473,761,938
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2,703,761,938 -
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2,703,761,938
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0805000 National
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Space Management 312,500,000 -
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312,500,000
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312,500,000 -
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312,500,000 State Department
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for Foreign 20,013,151,34
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21,069,096,00
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Affairs 8 - 20,013,151,348 7 - 21,069,096,007
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0714000 General Administration Planning and
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Support Services 2,557,330,271 -
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2,557,330,271
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3,424,155,630 -
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3,424,155,630
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0715000 Foreign
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Relation and 17,263,986,57
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17,453,105,87
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1053
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Diplomacy 8 -
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17,263,986,578
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17,453,105,878
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0741000 Economic and Commercial
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Diplomacy 47,931,976 -
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47,931,976
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47,931,976 -
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47,931,976
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0742000 Foreign Policy Research, Capacity Development and Technical
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Cooperation 143,902,523 -
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143,902,523
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143,902,523 -
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143,902,523 State Departmentfor Diaspora
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Affairs 637,826,702 - 637,826,702 633,696,665 - 633,696,665 1054
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0752000 Management of Diaspora and
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Consular Affairs 637,826,702 -
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637,826,702
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633,696,665 -
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633,696,665 State Departmentfor TechnicalVocational
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Education and 23,096,786,25
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31,202,085,36
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Training 5 5,111,600,000 28,208,386,255 2 4,221,600,000 35,423,685,362
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0505000 Technical Vocational
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Education and 22,625,711,69
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30,282,696,64
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1064
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Training 7 5,111,600,000
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27,737,311,697
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8 4,221,600,000
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34,504,296,648
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0507000 Youth Training and
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Development 57,597,645 -
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57,597,645
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57,597,645 -
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57,597,645
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0508000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services 413,476,913 -
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413,476,913
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861,791,069 -
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861,791,069 State Departmentfor Higher
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1065 Education and 119,242,899,1
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120,462,899,16 135,492,440,3
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Research 67 1,220,000,000 7 34 687,796,400 136,180,236,734
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REVISED II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY VOTE REVISED BUDGET I FOR FY 2024/25 2024/25 CODE GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS VOTE & CURRENT CAPITAL TOTAL CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
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0504000
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University 118,375,951,2
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119,595,951,22
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134,474,492,3
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Education 25 1,220,000,000
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5
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92 687,796,400
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135,162,288,792
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0506000 Research, Science, Technology and
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Innovation 635,046,490 -
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635,046,490
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654,488,240 -
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654,488,240
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0508000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services 231,901,452 -
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231,901,452
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363,459,702 -
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363,459,702 State Department
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for Basic 116,847,025,7
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131,208,025,76 118,077,025,7
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Education 68 14,361,000,000 8 68 20,782,000,000 138,859,025,768
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0501000 Primary 14,449,236,85
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14,445,538,55
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Education 9 11,986,000,000
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26,435,236,859
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4 17,697,000,000
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32,142,538,554
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0502000
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1066
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Secondary 91,534,182,74
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86,388,066,46
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Education 0 2,375,000,000
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93,909,182,740
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8 3,085,000,000
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89,473,066,468
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0503000 Quality
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Assurance and
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12,384,544,31
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Standards 6,254,729,739 -
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6,254,729,739
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12,384,544,316
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0508000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services 4,608,876,430 -
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4,608,876,430
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4,858,876,430 -
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4,858,876,430
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The National 66,721,428,40
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119,225,783,78 78,355,038,67
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Treasury 8 52,504,355,380 8 5 39,038,714,572 117,393,753,247
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0717000 General Administration
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Planning and 52,187,647,00
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64,715,387,14
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Support Services 1 6,552,499,380
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58,740,146,381
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7 13,645,822,478
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78,361,209,625
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0718000 Public
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1071
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Financial 12,537,489,24
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11,383,873,75
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Management 0 36,964,682,000
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49,502,171,240
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1 20,315,338,537
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31,699,212,288
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0719000 Economic and Financial Policy Formulation
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and Management 1,487,787,777 8,987,174,000
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10,474,961,777
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1,637,787,777 5,077,553,557
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6,715,341,334
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0720000 Market
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Competition 508,504,390 -
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508,504,390
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617,990,000 -
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617,990,000 State Departmentfor Economic
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Planning 3,246,548,155 68,623,687,681 71,870,235,836 3,632,756,803 70,830,091,681 74,462,848,484
-
0710000 Public Service
-
Transformation 2,000,000 -
-
2,000,000
-
- -
-
-
-
07710000
-
1072
-
Monitoring and
-
Evaluation Services 494,457,000 6,000,000
-
500,457,000
-
493,257,000 6,000,000
-
499,257,000
-
0706000 Economic Policy and National
-
Planning 1,673,251,323 68,328,167,681
-
70,001,419,004
-
2,037,451,323 68,328,167,681
-
70,365,619,004
-
0707000 National
-
Statistical 867,848,000 289,520,000
-
1,157,368,000
-
867,848,000 2,495,924,000
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3,363,772,000
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Information Services 0709000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 208,991,832 -
-
208,991,832
-
234,200,480 -
-
234,200,480 State
-
Department for 64,242,350,15
-
76,518,918,25
-
Medical Services 5 27,739,033,334 91,981,383,489 5 27,047,892,428 103,566,810,683
-
0402000 National Referral &
-
Specialized 44,994,624,11
-
51,365,692,21
-
Services 0 10,505,166,667
-
55,499,790,777
-
0 6,129,931,900
-
57,495,624,110
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0410000 Curative & Reproductive
-
1082
-
Maternal New Born Child Adolescent Health
-
RMNCAH 1,572,964,945 14,904,866,667
-
16,477,831,612
-
1,722,964,945 18,758,960,528
-
20,481,925,473
-
0411000 Health Research and
-
Innovations 3,125,450,000 280,000,000
-
3,405,450,000
-
3,125,450,000 110,000,000
-
3,235,450,000
-
0412000 General 14,549,311,10
-
20,304,811,10
-
Administration 0 2,049,000,000
-
16,598,311,100
-
0 2,049,000,000
-
22,353,811,100 State Departmentfor Public Health
-
and Professional 22,585,922,03
-
27,550,792,89
-
Standards 5 4,289,000,000 26,874,922,035 0 4,959,308,317 32,510,101,207
-
0406000 Preventive and Promotive Health
-
Services 4,844,157,783 3,838,000,000
-
8,682,157,783
-
5,764,547,783 4,321,058,317
-
10,085,606,100
-
0407000 Health
-
1083
-
resources
-
development and 13,164,709,30
-
15,114,615,15
-
Innovation 4 451,000,000
-
13,615,709,304
-
9 588,250,000
-
15,702,865,159
-
0408000 Health Policy, Standards
-
and Regulations 3,980,834,197 -
-
3,980,834,197
-
4,233,909,197 50,000,000
-
4,283,909,197
-
0412000 General
-
Administration 596,220,751 -
-
596,220,751
-
2,437,720,751 -
-
2,437,720,751
-
State Department 72,072,170,79 119,911,779,94 191,983,950,73 71,996,140,93
-
for Roads 0 6 6 1 130,176,743,030 202,172,883,961 1091
-
0202000 Road 72,072,170,79 119,911,779,94
-
191,983,950,73
-
71,996,140,93
-
Transport 0 6
-
6
-
1 130,176,743,030
-
202,172,883,961
-
State Department 16,337,286,83
-
19,102,150,41
-
for Transport 9 32,007,000,000 48,344,286,839 6 30,559,087,500 49,661,237,916 1092
-
0201000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 1,254,097,188 694,000,000
-
1,948,097,188
-
1,636,280,765 1,056,087,500
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2,692,368,265
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0203000 Rail
-
Transport 676,824,334 27,417,000,000
-
28,093,824,334
-
676,824,334 27,857,000,000
-
28,533,824,334
-
0204000 Marine
-
Transport 520,544,167 2,365,000,000
-
2,885,544,167
-
520,544,167 300,000,000
-
820,544,167
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0205000 Air 11,367,560,58
-
11,417,560,58
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Transport 5 -
-
11,367,560,585
-
5 -
-
11,417,560,585
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0216000 Road
-
Safety 2,518,260,565 1,531,000,000
-
4,049,260,565
-
4,850,940,565 1,346,000,000
-
6,196,940,565 State Departmentfor Shipping and
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Maritime Affairs 2,222,966,147 750,000,000 2,972,966,147 2,489,366,147 1,120,000,000 3,609,366,147 1093
-
0220000 Shipping and Maritime
-
Affairs 2,222,966,147 750,000,000
-
2,972,966,147
-
2,489,366,147 1,120,000,000
-
3,609,366,147 State Departmentfor Housing andUrban
-
Development 1,302,950,967 85,195,800,000 86,498,750,967 3,296,666,493 71,276,837,398 74,573,503,891
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0102000 Housing Development and
-
Human Settlement 812,736,002 76,734,800,000
-
77,547,536,002
-
2,765,284,675 68,578,274,528
-
71,343,559,203 1094
-
0105000 Urban and Metropolitan
-
Development 144,936,119 8,461,000,000
-
8,605,936,119
-
153,463,927 2,698,562,870
-
2,852,026,797
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0106000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 345,278,846 -
-
345,278,846
-
377,917,891 -
-
377,917,891 State Department
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for Public Works 3,681,142,270 224,000,000 3,905,142,270 4,051,242,270 324,000,000 4,375,242,270
-
0103000 Government
-
Buildings 578,124,905 -
-
578,124,905
-
594,924,905 -
-
594,924,905
-
0104000 Coastline Infrastructure and
-
1095
-
Pedestrian Access 90,193,640 124,000,000
-
214,193,640
-
94,193,640 224,000,000
-
318,193,640
-
0106000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 354,166,602 -
-
354,166,602
-
457,483,552 -
-
457,483,552
-
0218000 Regulation and Development of the Construction
-
Industry 2,658,657,123 100,000,000
-
2,758,657,123
-
2,904,640,173 100,000,000
-
3,004,640,173 State Department
-
for Irrigation 1,178,321,500 20,228,590,000 21,406,911,500 1,385,642,419 19,443,590,000 20,829,232,419 1104
-
1014000 Irrigation and Land
-
Reclamation 610,893,660 16,364,590,000
-
16,975,483,660
-
804,995,739 16,133,590,000
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16,938,585,739
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015000 Water Storage and Flood
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Control 407,862,000 1,504,000,000
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1,911,862,000
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407,862,000 1,200,000,000
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1,607,862,000
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1022000 Water Harvesting and Storage for
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Irrigation 17,204,860 2,360,000,000
-
2,377,204,860
-
21,304,860 2,110,000,000
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2,131,304,860
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1023000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services 142,360,980 -
-
142,360,980
-
151,479,820 -
-
151,479,820 State Departmentfor Water &
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Sanitation 5,739,696,084 44,100,590,000 49,840,286,084 6,635,908,098 23,157,307,366 29,793,215,464
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1001000 General Administration, Planning and
-
1109
-
Support Services 557,817,521 115,000,000
-
672,817,521
-
662,829,535 115,000,000
-
777,829,535
-
1004000 Water Resources
-
Management 1,927,035,344 10,187,000,000
-
12,114,035,344
-
2,083,235,344 4,312,000,000
-
6,395,235,344
-
1017000 Water and Sewerage Infrastructure
-
Development 3,254,843,219 33,798,590,000
-
37,053,433,219
-
3,889,843,219 18,730,307,366
-
22,620,150,585 State Departmentfor Lands and
-
Physical Planning 4,135,650,000 2,379,000,000 6,514,650,000 4,539,650,000 4,149,000,000 8,688,650,000
-
0101000 Land Policy and
-
Planning 2,929,294,714 2,214,000,000
-
5,143,294,714
-
3,139,477,853 3,353,500,000
-
6,492,977,853 1112
-
0121000 Land Information
-
Management - 165,000,000
-
165,000,000
-
- 795,500,000
-
795,500,000
-
0122000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 1,206,355,286 -
-
1,206,355,286
-
1,400,172,147 -
-
1,400,172,147 State Departmentfor InformationCommunicationTechnology &
-
Digital Economy 3,508,254,349 16,489,700,000 19,997,954,349 2,820,154,349 9,237,700,000 12,057,854,349
-
0207000 General Administration Planning and
-
1122
-
Support Services 269,555,506 -
-
269,555,506
-
299,305,506 -
-
299,305,506
-
0210000 ICT Infrastructure
-
Development 701,581,349 15,431,920,000
-
16,133,501,349
-
769,431,349 8,679,920,000
-
9,449,351,349
-
0217000 E- Government
-
Services 2,537,117,494 1,057,780,000
-
3,594,897,494
-
1,751,417,494 557,780,000
-
2,309,197,494 State Departmentfor Broadcasting 1123 &Telecommunicatio
-
ns 5,707,839,032 - 5,707,839,032 6,619,438,061 - 6,619,438,061
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0207000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 210,019,273 -
-
210,019,273
-
221,926,190 -
-
221,926,190
-
0208000 Information and Communication
-
Services 5,281,613,008 -
-
5,281,613,008
-
6,109,305,120 -
-
6,109,305,120
-
0209000 Mass Media Skills
-
Development 216,206,751 -
-
216,206,751
-
288,206,751 -
-
288,206,751 State Department
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for Sports 1,091,510,286 16,464,000,000 17,555,510,286 1,343,110,286 16,464,000,000 17,807,110,286 1132
-
0901000 Sports 1,091,510,286 16,464,000,000
-
17,555,510,286
-
1,343,110,286 16,464,000,000
-
17,807,110,286 State Departmentfor Culture and
-
Heritage 2,757,265,284 70,000,000 2,827,265,284 3,235,318,544 70,000,000 3,305,318,544
-
0902000 Culture /
-
Heritage 1,740,641,571 60,000,000
-
1,800,641,571
-
2,133,937,071 60,000,000
-
2,193,937,071
-
0903000 The Arts 298,586,197 -
-
298,586,197
-
332,286,197 -
-
332,286,197 1134
-
0904000 Library
-
Services 446,085,173 10,000,000
-
456,085,173
-
498,522,933 10,000,000
-
508,522,933
-
0905000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 146,293,384 -
-
146,293,384
-
144,913,384 -
-
144,913,384
-
0916000 Public Records
-
Mangement 125,658,959 -
-
125,658,959
-
125,658,959 -
-
125,658,959 State Departmentfor Youth Affairsand the Creative
-
Economy 1,903,155,341 1,535,069,490 3,438,224,831 2,229,413,565 1,333,359,490 3,562,773,055
-
0221000 Film Development
-
Services 557,904,908 10,000,000
-
567,904,908
-
739,463,132 10,000,000
-
749,463,132
-
0711000 Youth
-
1135
-
Empowerment
-
Services 336,922,250 -
-
336,922,250
-
386,922,250 500,000,000
-
886,922,250
-
0748000 Youth Development
-
Services 750,816,238 1,525,069,490
-
2,275,885,728
-
831,922,152 823,359,490
-
1,655,281,642
-
0749000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 257,511,945 -
-
257,511,945
-
271,106,031 -
-
271,106,031 1152 State Department
-
for Energy 9,882,118,087 44,177,480,497 54,059,598,584 9,954,918,087 37,207,953,006 47,162,871,093
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0211000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 373,833,467 180,000,000
-
553,833,467
-
362,833,467 210,000,000
-
572,833,467
-
0212000 Power
-
Generation 2,028,789,903 12,972,750,000
-
15,001,539,903
-
2,116,589,903 10,094,031,352
-
12,210,621,255
-
0213000 Power Transmission and
-
Distribution 7,413,670,987 29,063,730,497
-
36,477,401,484
-
7,413,670,987 25,892,921,654
-
33,306,592,641
-
0214000 Alternative Energy
-
Technologies 65,823,730 1,961,000,000
-
2,026,823,730
-
61,823,730 1,011,000,000
-
1,072,823,730 State Department
-
for Livestock 5,293,237,448 7,966,000,000 13,259,237,448 5,470,287,198 5,951,000,000 11,421,287,198 1162
-
0112000 Livestock Resources Management and
-
Development 5,293,237,448 7,966,000,000
-
13,259,237,448
-
5,470,287,198 5,951,000,000
-
11,421,287,198 State Departmentfor the BlueEconomy and
-
Fisheries 2,448,184,460 7,892,900,000 10,341,084,460 2,985,754,460 9,771,645,480 12,757,399,940
-
0111000 Fisheries Development and
-
Management 2,190,995,966 6,892,900,000
-
9,083,895,966
-
2,682,565,966 9,049,645,480
-
11,732,211,446 1166
-
0117000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 199,879,841 -
-
199,879,841
-
245,879,841 -
-
245,879,841
-
0118000 Development and Coordination of the
-
Blue Economy 57,308,653 1,000,000,000
-
1,057,308,653
-
57,308,653 722,000,000
-
779,308,653
-
State Department 15,702,807,29
-
17,681,807,29
-
for Agriculture 6 26,333,074,896 42,035,882,192 6 27,557,898,972 45,239,706,268
-
0107000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 6,202,084,712 3,223,292,000
-
9,425,376,712
-
8,124,084,712 1,195,292,000
-
9,319,376,712
-
0108000 Crop
-
1169
-
Development and
-
Management 4,132,004,070 22,362,782,896
-
26,494,786,966
-
4,189,004,070 25,205,606,972
-
29,394,611,042
-
0109000 Agribusiness and Information
-
Management 134,455,214 747,000,000
-
881,455,214
-
134,455,214 1,157,000,000
-
1,291,455,214
-
0120000 Agricultural Research &
-
Development 5,234,263,300 -
-
5,234,263,300
-
5,234,263,300 -
-
5,234,263,300 1173 State Department
-
for Cooperatives 6,709,708,765 2,000,000,000 8,709,708,765 4,830,408,765 3,014,000,000 7,844,408,765
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0304000 Cooperative Development and
-
Management 6,709,708,765 2,000,000,000
-
8,709,708,765
-
4,830,408,765 3,014,000,000
-
7,844,408,765 State Department
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for Trade 3,071,742,233 290,000,000 3,361,742,233 5,505,322,233 290,000,000 5,795,322,233
-
0309000 Domestic Trade and Enterprise
-
Development 1,770,037,327 -
-
1,770,037,327
-
3,480,037,327 -
-
3,480,037,327
-
0310000 Fair Trade Practices And
-
1174
-
Compliance of
-
Standards 116,039,745 -
-
116,039,745
-
195,319,745 -
-
195,319,745
-
0311000 International Trade Development and
-
Promotion 822,464,062 290,000,000
-
1,112,464,062
-
1,408,464,062 290,000,000
-
1,698,464,062
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0312000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 363,201,099 -
-
363,201,099
-
421,501,099 -
-
421,501,099 State Department
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for Industry 2,207,413,227 3,343,870,000 5,551,283,227 3,132,106,327 3,164,570,000 6,296,676,327
-
0301000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 364,423,692 -
-
364,423,692
-
488,823,692 -
-
488,823,692 1175
-
0320000 Industrial Promotion and
-
Development 940,871,940 2,000,000,000
-
2,940,871,940
-
1,423,871,940 2,000,000,000
-
3,423,871,940
-
0321000 Standards and Quality Infrastucture &
-
Research 902,117,595 1,343,870,000
-
2,245,987,595
-
1,219,410,695 1,164,570,000
-
2,383,980,695 State Departmentfor Micro, Smalland MediumEnterprises
-
Development 1,487,046,750 4,528,500,000 6,015,546,750 2,041,546,750 4,376,500,000 6,418,046,750
-
0316000 Promotion and Development of
-
MSMEs 484,815,288 2,528,500,000
-
3,013,315,288
-
596,515,288 2,376,500,000
-
2,973,015,288
-
0317000 Product
-
1176
-
and Market Development for
-
MSMEs 380,721,000 -
-
380,721,000
-
517,021,000 -
-
517,021,000
-
0318000 Digitization and Financial Inclusion
-
for MSMEs 350,700,000 2,000,000,000
-
2,350,700,000
-
558,900,000 2,000,000,000
-
2,558,900,000
-
0319000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 270,810,462 -
-
270,810,462
-
369,110,462 -
-
369,110,462 State Department 1177 for Investment
-
Promotion 1,165,686,422 1,200,000,000 2,365,686,422 1,777,056,422 944,580,000 2,721,636,422
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0322000 Investment Development and
-
Promotion 1,165,686,422 1,200,000,000
-
2,365,686,422
-
1,777,056,422 944,580,000
-
2,721,636,422 State Departmentfor Labour andSkills
-
Development 4,268,536,768 100,000,000 4,368,536,768 4,559,537,895 638,210,000 5,197,747,895
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0910000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 494,449,069 -
-
494,449,069
-
528,303,762 -
-
528,303,762 1184
-
0906000 Labour, Employment and
-
Safety Services 1,144,531,327 -
-
1,144,531,327
-
1,392,114,321 51,440,000
-
1,443,554,321
-
0907000 Manpower Development, Industrial Skills & Productivity
-
Management 2,629,556,372 100,000,000
-
2,729,556,372
-
2,639,119,812 586,770,000
-
3,225,889,812 State Departmentfor SocialProtection and
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Senior Citizen 33,261,432,73
-
33,523,932,73
-
Affairs 3 1,907,621,000 35,169,053,733 3 1,807,621,000 35,331,553,733
-
0908000 Social Development and
-
1185
-
Children Services 4,665,194,345 -
-
4,665,194,345
-
4,876,985,345 -
-
4,876,985,345
-
0909000 National 28,370,618,76
-
28,410,827,76
-
Social Safety Net 3 1,907,621,000
-
30,278,239,763
-
3 1,807,621,000
-
30,218,448,763
-
0914000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 225,619,625 -
-
225,619,625
-
236,119,625 -
-
236,119,625 State Department
-
for Mining 994,870,257 - 994,870,257 1,429,070,257 160,000,000 1,589,070,257
-
1007000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 396,323,891 -
-
396,323,891
-
496,323,891 -
-
496,323,891 1192
-
1009000 Mineral Resources
-
Management 307,624,004 -
-
307,624,004
-
592,624,004 56,000,000
-
648,624,004
-
1021000 Geological Survey and Geoinformation
-
Management 290,922,362 -
-
290,922,362
-
340,122,362 104,000,000
-
444,122,362
-
State Department 27,319,209,73
-
27,338,558,82
-
for Petroleum 6 3,500,000,000 30,819,209,736 6 3,500,000,000 30,838,558,826 1193
-
0215000 Exploration and
-
Distribution of Oil 27,319,209,73
-
27,338,558,82
-
and Gas 6 3,500,000,000
-
30,819,209,736
-
6 3,500,000,000
-
30,838,558,826
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REVISED II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY VOTE REVISED BUDGET I FOR FY 2024/25 2024/25 CODE GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS VOTE & CURRENT CAPITAL TOTAL CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
-
State Department
-
13,601,402,50
-
for Tourism 9,845,614,503 470,000,000 10,315,614,503 2 870,000,000 14,471,402,502
-
0313000 Tourism Promotion and
-
Marketing 536,260,000 30,000,000
-
566,260,000
-
752,510,000 30,000,000
-
782,510,000 1202
-
0314000 Tourism Product
-
Development and
-
12,568,973,94
-
Diversification 9,051,115,748 440,000,000
-
9,491,115,748
-
0 840,000,000
-
13,408,973,940
-
0315000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 258,238,755 -
-
258,238,755
-
279,918,562 -
-
279,918,562
-
State Department 12,054,075,37
-
12,050,375,37
-
for Wildlife 2 360,000,000 12,414,075,372 2 1,010,000,000 13,060,375,372 1203
-
1019000 Wildlife
-
Conservation and 12,054,075,37
-
12,050,375,37
-
Management 2 360,000,000
-
12,414,075,372
-
2 1,010,000,000
-
13,060,375,372 State Departmentfor Gender andAffirmative
-
Action 1,998,788,643 3,584,850,000 5,583,638,643 1,982,588,643 3,025,899,404 5,008,488,047
-
0911000 Community
-
1212
-
Development 983,400,000 3,208,980,000
-
4,192,380,000
-
983,400,000 2,688,980,000
-
3,672,380,000
-
0912000 Gender
-
Empowerment 793,906,251 375,870,000
-
1,169,776,251
-
780,906,251 336,919,404
-
1,117,825,655
-
0913000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 221,482,392 -
-
221,482,392
-
218,282,392 -
-
218,282,392
-
State Department 18,658,486,78
-
19,217,913,29
-
for Public Service 6 363,945,784 19,022,432,570 6 643,945,784 19,861,859,080
-
0710000 Public Service
-
Transformation 8,001,783,795 363,945,784
-
8,365,729,579
-
8,261,167,090 643,945,784
-
8,905,112,874 1213
-
0709000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 366,213,961 -
-
366,213,961
-
445,357,176 -
-
445,357,176
-
0747000 National 10,290,489,03
-
10,511,389,03
-
Youth Service 0 -
-
10,290,489,030
-
0 -
-
10,511,389,030 State Departmentfor East African
-
Community 572,743,428 - 572,743,428 851,713,428 - 851,713,428 1221
-
0305000 East African Affairs and Regional
-
Integration 572,743,428 -
-
572,743,428
-
851,713,428 -
-
851,713,428 1252 The State Law
-
Office 5,272,003,368 157,000,000 5,429,003,368 5,437,956,328 157,000,000 5,594,956,328
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REVISED II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY VOTE REVISED BUDGET I FOR FY 2024/25 2024/25 CODE GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS VOTE & CURRENT CAPITAL TOTAL CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
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0606000 Legal
-
Services 2,970,878,176 -
-
2,970,878,176
-
2,942,894,185 -
-
2,942,894,185
-
0607000 Governance, Legal Training and Constitutional
-
Affairs 1,458,107,106 35,000,000
-
1,493,107,106
-
1,679,103,006 35,000,000
-
1,714,103,006
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0609000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 843,018,086 122,000,000
-
965,018,086
-
815,959,137 122,000,000
-
937,959,137 Ethics and Anti-Corruption
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Commission 4,113,630,000 30,000,000 4,143,630,000 4,149,430,000 54,700,000 4,204,130,000 1271
-
0611000 Ethics and
-
Anti-Corruption 4,113,630,000 30,000,000
-
4,143,630,000
-
4,149,430,000 54,700,000
-
4,204,130,000 National
-
Intelligence 46,351,000,00
-
55,651,000,00
-
Service 0 - 46,351,000,000 0 - 55,651,000,000 1281
-
0804000 National
-
Security 46,351,000,00
-
55,651,000,00
-
Intelligence 0 -
-
46,351,000,000
-
0 -
-
55,651,000,000 Office of theDirector of Public
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Prosecutions 3,959,020,000 26,000,000 3,985,020,000 4,174,420,000 46,000,000 4,220,420,000 1291
-
0612000 Public Prosecution
-
Services 3,959,020,000 26,000,000
-
3,985,020,000
-
4,174,420,000 46,000,000
-
4,220,420,000 Office of theRegistrar of
-
Political Parties 1,927,814,682 - 1,927,814,682 1,723,814,682 - 1,723,814,682 1311
-
0614000 Registration, Regulation and Funding of
-
Political Parties 1,927,814,682 -
-
1,927,814,682
-
1,723,814,682 -
-
1,723,814,682 Witness
-
Protection Agency 697,134,000 - 697,134,000 723,134,000 - 723,134,000 1321
-
0615000 Witness
-
Protection 697,134,000 -
-
697,134,000
-
723,134,000 -
-
723,134,000 State Departmentfor Environment& Climate
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Change 3,153,540,214 1,307,796,186 4,461,336,400 3,335,540,214 1,744,796,186 5,080,336,400
-
1002000 Environment
-
1331
-
Management and
-
Protection 1,508,205,940 1,137,796,186
-
2,646,002,126
-
1,721,205,940 1,574,796,186
-
3,296,002,126
-
1010000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 553,063,797 -
-
553,063,797
-
522,063,797 -
-
522,063,797
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REVISED II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY VOTE REVISED BUDGET I FOR FY 2024/25 2024/25 CODE GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS VOTE & CURRENT CAPITAL TOTAL CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
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1012000 Meteorological
-
Services 1,092,270,477 150,000,000
-
1,242,270,477
-
1,092,270,477 150,000,000
-
1,242,270,477
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1018000 Forests Development, Management and
-
Conservation - 20,000,000
-
20,000,000
-
- 20,000,000
-
20,000,000 State Department
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for Forestry 9,031,680,111 3,048,000,000 12,079,680,111 9,200,880,111 2,576,000,000 11,776,880,111
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1018000 Forests Development, Management and
-
Conservation 8,894,529,658 3,048,000,000
-
11,942,529,658
-
9,037,829,658 2,576,000,000
-
11,613,829,658 1332
-
1024000 Agroforestry and Commercial Forestry
-
Development 8,515,232 -
-
8,515,232
-
8,515,232 -
-
8,515,232
-
1025000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 128,635,221 -
-
128,635,221
-
154,535,221 -
-
154,535,221 Kenya NationalCommission on
-
Human Rights 478,039,387 - 478,039,387 483,039,387 - 483,039,387 2011
-
0616000 Protection and Promotion of
-
Human Rights 478,039,387 -
-
478,039,387
-
483,039,387 -
-
483,039,387 National Land
-
Commission 1,782,188,898 - 1,782,188,898 1,958,188,898 - 1,958,188,898 2021
-
0119000 Land Administration and
-
Management 1,782,188,898 -
-
1,782,188,898
-
1,958,188,898 -
-
1,958,188,898 IndependentElectoral andBoundaries
-
Commission 3,817,732,834 - 3,817,732,834 3,697,732,834 - 3,697,732,834
-
0617000
-
2031
-
Management of
-
Electoral Processes 3,781,686,102 -
-
3,781,686,102
-
3,661,686,102 -
-
3,661,686,102
-
0618000 Delimitation of Electoral
-
Boundaries 36,046,732 -
-
36,046,732
-
36,046,732 -
-
36,046,732 The Commissionon Revenue
-
Allocation 364,348,789 - 364,348,789 358,072,328 - 358,072,328 2061
-
0737000 Inter- Governmental Transfers and
-
Financial Matters 364,348,789 -
-
364,348,789
-
358,072,328 -
-
358,072,328 2071 Public Service
-
Commission 3,476,510,559 - 3,476,510,559 3,568,853,354 - 3,568,853,354
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REVISED II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY VOTE REVISED BUDGET I FOR FY 2024/25 2024/25 CODE GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS VOTE & CURRENT CAPITAL TOTAL CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
-
0725000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 801,120,272 -
-
801,120,272
-
940,463,067 -
-
940,463,067
-
0726000 Human Resource Management and
-
Development 2,442,969,276 -
-
2,442,969,276
-
2,370,669,276 -
-
2,370,669,276
-
0727000 Governance and
-
National Values 148,978,439 -
-
148,978,439
-
166,178,439 -
-
166,178,439
-
0744000 Performance and Productivity
-
Management 48,752,851 -
-
48,752,851
-
57,052,851 -
-
57,052,851
-
075000 Administration of Quasi-Judicial
-
Functions 34,689,721 -
-
34,689,721
-
34,489,721 -
-
34,489,721 Salaries andRemuneration
-
Commission 452,736,206 - 452,736,206 553,910,602 - 553,910,602 2081
-
0728000 Salaries and Remuneration
-
Management 452,736,206 -
-
452,736,206
-
553,910,602 -
-
553,910,602
-
Teachers Service 347,492,589,2
-
347,887,918,26 365,420,286,6
-
Commission 60 395,329,000 0 20 834,712,436 366,254,999,056
-
0509000 Teacher
-
Resource 337,280,941,6
-
337,676,270,60
-
354,819,638,9
-
Management 07 395,329,000
-
7
-
67 795,712,436
-
355,615,351,403 2091
-
0510000 Governance and
-
Standards 1,104,431,830 -
-
1,104,431,830
-
1,204,431,830 -
-
1,204,431,830
-
0511000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 9,107,215,823 -
-
9,107,215,823
-
9,396,215,823 39,000,000
-
9,435,215,823 National PoliceService
-
Commission 1,008,040,920 - 1,008,040,920 1,008,040,920 - 1,008,040,920 2101
-
0620000 National Police Service Human Resource
-
Management 1,008,040,920 -
-
1,008,040,920
-
1,008,040,920 -
-
1,008,040,920
-
Auditor General 8,024,899,030 79,000,000 8,103,899,030 8,174,663,830 79,235,200 8,253,899,030 2111
-
0729000 Audit
-
Services 8,024,899,030 79,000,000
-
8,103,899,030
-
8,174,663,830 79,235,200
-
8,253,899,030 Office of theController of
-
Budget 704,251,897 - 704,251,897 704,251,897 - 704,251,897 2121
-
0730000 Control and Management
-
of Public finances 704,251,897 -
-
704,251,897
-
704,251,897 -
-
704,251,897
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REVISED II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY VOTE REVISED BUDGET I FOR FY 2024/25 2024/25 CODE GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS VOTE & CURRENT CAPITAL TOTAL CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES Commission onAdministrative
-
Justice 636,521,142 - 636,521,142 639,821,142 - 639,821,142 2131
-
0731000 Promotion of Administrative
-
Justice 636,521,142 -
-
636,521,142
-
639,821,142 -
-
639,821,142 National Genderand Equality
-
Commission 407,702,500 10,000,000 417,702,500 437,702,500 - 437,702,500 2141
-
0621000 Promotion of Gender Equality and Freedom from
-
Discrimination 407,702,500 10,000,000
-
417,702,500
-
437,702,500 -
-
437,702,500 IndependentPolicing Oversight
-
Authority 1,088,640,481 - 1,088,640,481 1,108,640,481 - 1,108,640,481 2151
-
0622000 Policing
-
Oversight Services 1,088,640,481 -
-
1,088,640,481
-
1,108,640,481 -
-
1,108,640,481
-
Sub-Total: 1,530,164,333, 639,221,503,71 2,169,385,837,6 1,666,233,370,
-
Executive 954 0 64 705 605,201,398,378 2,271,434,769,083
-
21,018,400,00
-
21,894,110,16
-
The Judiciary 0 826,600,000 21,845,000,000 5 771,600,000 22,665,710,165 1261
-
0610000
-
Dispensation of 21,018,400,00
-
21,894,110,16
-
Justice 0 826,600,000
-
21,845,000,000
-
5 771,600,000
-
22,665,710,165 Judicial Service
-
Commission 660,115,164 - 660,115,164 759,095,164 - 759,095,164 2051
-
0619000 Judicial
-
Oversight 660,115,164 -
-
660,115,164
-
759,095,164 -
-
759,095,164
-
Sub-Total: 21,678,515,16
-
22,653,205,32
-
Judiciary 4 826,600,000 22,505,115,164 9 771,600,000 23,424,805,329 ParliamentaryService
-
Commission 1,287,266,307 - 1,287,266,307 1,376,266,307 - 1,376,266,307
-
0765000 General Administration,
-
2041
-
Planning and
-
Support Services 1,097,266,307 -
-
1,097,266,307
-
1,186,266,307 -
-
1,186,266,307
-
0766000 Human Resource Management and
-
Development 190,000,000 -
-
190,000,000
-
190,000,000 -
-
190,000,000
-
National 24,868,564,57
-
25,715,794,57
-
Assembly 5 - 24,868,564,575 5 - 25,715,794,575 2042
-
0721000 National Legislation,
-
Representation and 24,868,564,57
-
25,715,794,57
-
Oversight 5 -
-
24,868,564,575
-
5 -
-
25,715,794,575
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REVISED II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY VOTE REVISED BUDGET I FOR FY 2024/25 2024/25 CODE GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS GROSS VOTE & CURRENT CAPITAL TOTAL CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES Parliamentary
-
Joint Services 6,187,382,408 1,118,109,114 7,305,491,522 6,403,382,408 1,318,109,114 7,721,491,522
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0723000 General Administration,
-
2043
-
Planning and
-
Support Services 6,000,461,246 1,118,109,114
-
7,118,570,360
-
6,216,461,246 1,318,109,114
-
7,534,570,360
-
0746000 Legislative Training Research & Knowledge
-
Management 186,921,162 -
-
186,921,162
-
186,921,162 -
-
186,921,162
-
Senate 7,404,177,595 - 7,404,177,595 7,766,807,595 - 7,766,807,595
-
0767000 Senate Legislation and
-
Oversight 3,112,827,595 -
-
3,112,827,595
-
3,253,327,595 -
-
3,253,327,595
-
0768000 Senate
-
2044
-
Representation, Liaison and Intergovernmental
-
Relations 1,846,199,100 -
-
1,846,199,100
-
1,951,629,100 -
-
1,951,629,100
-
0769000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 2,445,150,900 -
-
2,445,150,900
-
2,561,850,900 -
-
2,561,850,900
-
Sub-Total: 39,747,390,88
-
41,262,250,88
-
Parliament 5 1,118,109,114 40,865,499,999 5 1,318,109,114 42,580,359,999
-
1,591,590,240, 641,166,212,82 2,232,756,452,8 1,730,148,826,
-
Grand Total 003 4 27 919 607,291,107,492 2,337,439,934,411
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SECOND SCHEDULE SUMMARY OF INCREASES/DECREASES IN THE SECOND SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES FOR THE FY 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR VOTE FY 2024/25 (Changes) CODE GROSS GROSS CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL VOTE & PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES Executive Office of the
-
President 906,688,041 50,000,000 956,688,041
-
0603000 Government Printing
-
Services 105,649,533 -
-
105,649,533
-
0701000 General
-
1011
-
Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 618,038,508 -
-
618,038,508
-
0703000 Government
-
Advisory Services (72,000,000) 50,000,000
-
(22,000,000)
-
0770000 Leadership and Coordination of Government
-
Services 255,000,000 -
-
255,000,000 Office of the Deputy
-
President 420,400,000 - 420,400,000 1012
-
0734000 Deputy President
-
Services 420,400,000 -
-
420,400,000 Office of the Prime Cabinet
-
Secretary 168,400,000 65,000,000 233,400,000 1013
-
0755000 Government
-
Coordination and Supervision 168,400,000 65,000,000
-
233,400,000 State Department for
-
Parliamentary Affairs (24,974,704) - (24,974,704)
-
0759000 Parliamentary Liaison
-
and Legislative Affairs (9,912,000) -
-
(9,912,000) 1014
-
0760000 Policy Coordination
-
and Strategy (800,000) -
-
(800,000)
-
0761000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services (14,262,704) -
-
(14,262,704) State Department forPerformance and Delivery
-
1015 Management 124,900,000 - 124,900,000
-
0762000 Public Service
-
Performance Management 21,200,000 -
-
21,200,000
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SUPPLEMENTARY II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR VOTE FY 2024/25 (Changes) CODE GROSS GROSS CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL VOTE & PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
-
0764000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 96,200,000 -
-
96,200,000
-
0772000 Service Delivery
-
Management 4,000,000 -
-
4,000,000
-
077300 Coordination and
-
Supervison of Government 3,500,000 -
-
3,500,000 State Department for
-
Cabinet Affairs (10,000,000) - (10,000,000) 1016
-
0758000 Cabinet Affairs
-
Services -10,000,000 -
-
(10,000,000)
-
State House 3,659,488,392 400,000,000 4,059,488,392 1017
-
0704000 State House Affairs 3,659,488,392 400,000,000
-
4,059,488,392 State Department for
-
Correctional Services 1,362,340,545 70,000,000 1,432,340,545
-
0623000 General Administration, Planning and
-
1023
-
Support Services 30,000,000 -
-
30,000,000
-
0627000 Prison Services 1,084,245,442 70,000,000
-
1,154,245,442
-
0628000 Probation & After
-
Care Services 248,095,103 -
-
248,095,103 State Department forImmigration and Citizen
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Services 3,147,363,469 2,703,158,000 5,850,521,469
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0605000 Migration & Citizen
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1024
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Services Management 2,806,370,136 2,703,158,000
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5,509,528,136
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0626000 Population
-
Management Services 215,993,333 -
-
215,993,333
-
0631000 General
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Administration and Planning 125,000,000 -
-
125,000,000
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National Police Service 6,201,828,896 550,000,000 6,751,828,896 1025
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0601000 Policing Services 6,201,828,896 550,000,000
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6,751,828,896
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SUPPLEMENTARY II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR VOTE FY 2024/25 (Changes) CODE GROSS GROSS CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL VOTE & PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES State Department forInternal Security & National
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Administration 6,768,402,124 2,510,000,000 9,278,402,124
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0629000 General Administration and Support
-
1026
-
Services 6,283,160,000 2,525,000,000
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8,808,160,000
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0630000 Policy Coordination
-
Services 95,100,000 -
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95,100,000
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0632000 National Government
-
Field Administration Services 390,142,124 (15,000,000)
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375,142,124 State Department for
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Devolution 28,000,000 (1,087,250,000) (1,059,250,000) 1032
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0712000 Devolution Services 28,000,000 (1,087,250,000)
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(1,059,250,000) State Department for ASALs
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and Regional Development 5,297,015,000 689,264,212 5,986,279,212
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0733000 Accelerated ASAL
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Development 4,534,700,000 2,294,728
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4,536,994,728 1036
-
0743000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 7,715,000 -
-
7,715,000
-
1013000 Integrated Regional
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Development 754,600,000 686,969,484
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1,441,569,484
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Ministry of Defence 4,753,326,106 2,000,000,000 6,753,326,106
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0801000 Defence 4,523,326,106 2,000,000,000
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6,523,326,106
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1041
-
0802000 Civil Aid - -
-
-
-
0803000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 230,000,000 -
-
230,000,000
-
0805000 National Space
-
Management - -
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- State Department for Foreign
-
Affairs 1,055,944,659 - 1,055,944,659 1053
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0714000 General Administration Planning and
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Support Services 866,825,359 -
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866,825,359
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SUPPLEMENTARY II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR VOTE FY 2024/25 (Changes) CODE GROSS GROSS CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL VOTE & PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
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0715000 Foreign Relation and
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Diplomacy 189,119,300 -
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189,119,300
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0741000 Economic and
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Commercial Diplomacy - -
-
-
-
0742000 Foreign Policy Research, Capacity Development and Technical
-
Cooperation - -
-
- State Department for
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Diaspora Affairs (4,130,037) - (4,130,037) 1054
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0752000 Management of
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Diaspora and Consular Affairs -4,130,037 -
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(4,130,037) State Department forTechnical Vocational
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Education and Training 8,105,299,107 (890,000,000) 7,215,299,107
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0505000 Technical Vocational
-
Education and Training 7,656,984,951 (890,000,000)
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6,766,984,951 1064
-
0507000 Youth Training and
-
Development - -
-
-
-
0508000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 448,314,156 -
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448,314,156 State Department for Higher
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Education and Research 16,249,541,167 (532,203,600) 15,717,337,567
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0504000 University Education 16,098,541,167 (532,203,600)
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15,566,337,567 1065
-
0506000 Research, Science,
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Technology and Innovation 19,441,750 -
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19,441,750
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0508000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 131,558,250 -
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131,558,250 State Department for Basic
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Education 1,230,000,000 6,421,000,000 7,651,000,000
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1066
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0501000 Primary Education (3,698,305) 5,711,000,000
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5,707,301,695
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0502000 Secondary Education (5,146,116,272) 710,000,000
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(4,436,116,272)
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0503000 Quality Assurance
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and Standards 6,129,814,577 -
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6,129,814,577
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0508000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services 250,000,000 -
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250,000,000
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The National Treasury 11,633,610,267 (13,465,640,808) (1,832,030,541)
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0717000 General Administration Planning and
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Support Services 12,527,740,146 7,093,323,098
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19,621,063,244
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0718000 Public Financial
-
1071
-
Management (1,153,615,489) (16,649,343,463)
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(17,802,958,952)
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0719000 Economic and Financial Policy Formulation
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and Management 150,000,000 (3,909,620,443)
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(3,759,620,443)
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0720000 Market Competition 109,485,610 -
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109,485,610 State Department for
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Economic Planning 386,208,648 2,206,404,000 2,592,612,648
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0710000 Public Service
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Transformation (2,000,000) -
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(2,000,000)
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07710000 Monitoring and
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Evaluation Services (1,200,000) -
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(1,200,000) 1072
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0706000 Economic Policy and
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National Planning 364,200,000 -
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364,200,000
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0707000 National Statistical
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Information Services - 2,206,404,000
-
2,206,404,000
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0709000 General Administration Planning and
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Support Services 25,208,648 -
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25,208,648 State Department for
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Medical Services 12,276,568,100 (691,140,906) 11,585,427,194
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0402000 National Referral &
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Specialized Services 6,371,068,100 (4,375,234,767)
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1,995,833,333 1082
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0410000 Curative & Reproductive Maternal New Born Child Adolescent Health
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RMNCAH 150,000,000 3,854,093,861
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4,004,093,861
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0411000 Health Research and
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Innovations - (170,000,000)
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(170,000,000)
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SUPPLEMENTARY II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR VOTE FY 2024/25 (Changes) CODE GROSS GROSS CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL VOTE & PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
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0412000 General
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Administration 5,755,500,000 -
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5,755,500,000 State Department for PublicHealth and Professional
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Standards 4,964,870,855 670,308,317 5,635,179,172
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0406000 Preventive and
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Promotive Health Services 920,390,000 483,058,317
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1,403,448,317 1083
-
0407000 Health resources
-
development and Innovation 1,949,905,855 137,250,000
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2,087,155,855
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0408000 Health Policy,
-
Standards and Regulations 253,075,000 50,000,000
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303,075,000
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0412000 General
-
Administration 1,841,500,000 -
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1,841,500,000
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State Department for Roads (76,029,859)
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0202000 Road Transport (76,029,859) 10,264,963,084
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10,188,933,225 State Department for
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Transport 2,764,863,577 (1,447,912,500) 1,316,951,077
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0201000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services 382,183,577 362,087,500
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744,271,077
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1092
-
0203000 Rail Transport - 440,000,000
-
440,000,000
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0204000 Marine Transport - (2,065,000,000)
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(2,065,000,000)
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0205000 Air Transport 50,000,000 -
-
50,000,000
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0216000 Road Safety 2,332,680,000 (185,000,000)
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2,147,680,000 State Department forShipping and Maritime
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1093 Affairs 266,400,000 370,000,000 636,400,000
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0220000 Shipping and
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Maritime Affairs 266,400,000 370,000,000
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636,400,000 State Department for 1094 Housing and Urban
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Development 1,993,715,526 (13,918,962,602) (11,925,247,076)
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SUPPLEMENTARY II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR VOTE FY 2024/25 (Changes) CODE GROSS GROSS CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL VOTE & PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
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0102000 Housing Development and Human
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Settlement 1,952,548,673 (8,156,525,472)
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(6,203,976,799)
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0105000 Urban and
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Metropolitan Development 8,527,808 (5,762,437,130)
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(5,753,909,322)
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0106000 General Administration Planning and
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Support Services 32,639,045 -
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32,639,045 State Department for Public
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Works 370,100,000 100,000,000 470,100,000
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0103000 Government
-
Buildings 16,800,000 -
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16,800,000
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0104000 Coastline Infrastructure and Pedestrian
-
1095
-
Access 4,000,000 100,000,000
-
104,000,000
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0106000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 103,316,950 -
-
103,316,950
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0218000 Regulation and Development of the
-
Construction Industry 245,983,050 -
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245,983,050 State Department for
-
Irrigation 207,320,919 (785,000,000) (577,679,081)
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1014000 Irrigation and Land
-
Reclamation 194,102,079 (231,000,000)
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(36,897,921)
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015000 Water Storage and
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1104
-
Flood Control - (304,000,000)
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(304,000,000)
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1022000 Water Harvesting and
-
Storage for Irrigation 4,100,000 (250,000,000)
-
(245,900,000)
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1023000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services 9,118,840 -
-
9,118,840 State Department for Water
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& Sanitation 896,212,014 (20,943,282,634) (20,047,070,620)
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1001000 General
-
1109
-
Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 105,012,014 -
-
105,012,014
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1004000 Water Resources
-
Management 156,200,000 (5,875,000,000)
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(5,718,800,000)
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SUPPLEMENTARY II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR VOTE FY 2024/25 (Changes) CODE GROSS GROSS CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL VOTE & PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
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1017000 Water and Sewerage
-
Infrastructure Development 635,000,000 (15,068,282,634)
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(14,433,282,634) State Department for Lands
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and Physical Planning 404,000,000 1,770,000,000 2,174,000,000
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0101000 Land Policy and
-
Planning 210,183,139 1,139,500,000
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1,349,683,139 1112
-
0121000 Land Information
-
Management - 630,500,000
-
630,500,000
-
0122000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 193,816,861 -
-
193,816,861 State Department forInformation CommunicationTechnology & Digital
-
Economy (688,100,000) (7,252,000,000) (7,940,100,000)
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0207000 General Administration Planning and
-
1122
-
Support Services 29,750,000 -
-
29,750,000
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0210000 ICT Infrastructure
-
Development 67,850,000 (6,752,000,000)
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(6,684,150,000)
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0217000 E-Government
-
Services (785,700,000) (500,000,000)
-
(1,285,700,000) State Department forBroadcasting &
-
Telecommunications 911,599,029 - 911,599,029
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0207000 General Administration Planning and
-
1123
-
Support Services 11,906,917 -
-
11,906,917
-
0208000 Information and
-
Communication Services 827,692,112 -
-
827,692,112
-
0209000 Mass Media Skills
-
Development 72,000,000 -
-
72,000,000
-
State Department for Sports 251,600,000 - 251,600,000 1132
-
0901000 Sports 251,600,000 -
-
251,600,000 1134 State Department for Culture
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and Heritage 478,053,260 - 478,053,260
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SUPPLEMENTARY II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR VOTE FY 2024/25 (Changes) CODE GROSS GROSS CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL VOTE & PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
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0902000 Culture / Heritage 393,295,500 -
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393,295,500
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0903000 The Arts 33,700,000 -
-
33,700,000
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0904000 Library Services 52,437,760 -
-
52,437,760
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0905000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services (1,380,000) -
-
(1,380,000)
-
0916000 Public Records
-
Mangement - -
-
- State Department for YouthAffairs and the Creative
-
Economy 326,258,224 (201,710,000) 124,548,224
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0221000 Film Development
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Services 181,558,224 -
-
181,558,224 1135
-
0711000 Youth Empowerment
-
Services 50,000,000 500,000,000
-
550,000,000
-
0748000 Youth Development
-
Services 81,105,914 (701,710,000)
-
(620,604,086)
-
0749000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 13,594,086 -
-
13,594,086
-
State Department for Energy 72,800,000 (6,969,527,491) (6,896,727,491)
-
0211000 General Administration Planning and
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Support Services (11,000,000) 30,000,000
-
19,000,000 1152
-
0212000 Power Generation 87,800,000 (2,878,718,648)
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(2,790,918,648)
-
0213000 Power Transmission
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and Distribution - (3,170,808,843)
-
(3,170,808,843)
-
0214000 Alternative Energy
-
Technologies (4,000,000) (950,000,000)
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(954,000,000) State Department for
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Livestock 177,049,750 (2,015,000,000) (1,837,950,250) 1162
-
0112000 Livestock Resources
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Management and Development 177,049,750 (2,015,000,000)
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(1,837,950,250)
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SUPPLEMENTARY II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR VOTE FY 2024/25 (Changes) CODE GROSS GROSS CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL VOTE & PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES State Department for the
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Blue Economy and Fisheries 537,570,000 1,878,745,480 2,416,315,480
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0111000 Fisheries
-
Development and Management 491,570,000 2,156,745,480
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2,648,315,480 1166
-
0117000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 46,000,000 -
-
46,000,000
-
0118000 Development and Coordination of the Blue
-
Economy - (278,000,000)
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(278,000,000) State Department for
-
Agriculture 1,979,000,000 1,224,824,076 3,203,824,076
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0107000 General Administration Planning and
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Support Services 1,922,000,000 (2,028,000,000)
-
(106,000,000) 1169
-
0108000 Crop Development
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and Management 57,000,000 2,842,824,076
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2,899,824,076
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0109000 Agribusiness and
-
Information Management - 410,000,000
-
410,000,000
-
0120000 Agricultural Research
-
& Development - -
-
- State Department for
-
Cooperatives (1,879,300,000) 1,014,000,000 (865,300,000) 1173
-
0304000 Cooperative
-
Development and Management (1,879,300,000) 1,014,000,000
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(865,300,000)
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State Department for Trade 2,433,580,000 - 2,433,580,000
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0309000 Domestic Trade and
-
Enterprise Development 1,710,000,000 -
-
1,710,000,000
-
0310000 Fair Trade Practices
-
1174
-
And Compliance of Standards 79,280,000 -
-
79,280,000
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0311000 International Trade
-
Development and Promotion 586,000,000 -
-
586,000,000
-
0312000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 58,300,000 -
-
58,300,000 1175 State Department for
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Industry 924,693,100 (179,300,000) 745,393,100
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SUPPLEMENTARY II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR VOTE FY 2024/25 (Changes) CODE GROSS GROSS CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL VOTE & PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
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0301000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 124,400,000 -
-
124,400,000
-
0320000 Industrial Promotion
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and Development 483,000,000 -
-
483,000,000
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0321000 Standards and Quality
-
Infrastucture & Research 317,293,100 (179,300,000)
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137,993,100 State Department for Micro,Small and Medium
-
Enterprises Development 554,500,000 (152,000,000) 402,500,000
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0316000 Promotion and
-
Development of MSMEs 111,700,000 (152,000,000)
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(40,300,000) 1176
-
0317000 Product and Market
-
Development for MSMEs 136,300,000 -
-
136,300,000
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0318000 Digitization and
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Financial Inclusion for MSMEs 208,200,000 -
-
208,200,000
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0319000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services 98,300,000 -
-
98,300,000 State Department for
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Investment Promotion 611,370,000 (255,420,000) 355,950,000 1177
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0322000 Investment
-
Development and Promotion 611,370,000 (255,420,000)
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355,950,000 State Department for Labour
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and Skills Development 291,001,127 538,210,000 829,211,127
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0910000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 33,854,693 -
-
33,854,693 1184
-
0906000 Labour, Employment
-
and Safety Services 247,582,994 51,440,000
-
299,022,994
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0907000 Manpower Development, Industrial Skills
-
& Productivity Management 9,563,440 486,770,000
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496,333,440 State Department for SocialProtection and Senior Citizen
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1185 Affairs 262,500,000 (100,000,000) 162,500,000
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0908000 Social Development
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and Children Services 211,791,000 -
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211,791,000
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0909000 National Social
-
Safety Net 40,209,000 (100,000,000)
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(59,791,000)
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0914000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services 10,500,000 -
-
10,500,000
-
State Department for Mining 434,200,000 160,000,000 594,200,000
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1007000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 100,000,000 -
-
100,000,000 1192
-
1009000 Mineral Resources
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Management 285,000,000 56,000,000
-
341,000,000
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1021000 Geological Survey and Geoinformation
-
Management 49,200,000 104,000,000
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153,200,000 State Department for
-
Petroleum 19,349,090 - 19,349,090 1193
-
0215000 Exploration and
-
Distribution of Oil and Gas 19,349,090 -
-
19,349,090 State Department for
-
Tourism 3,755,787,999 400,000,000 4,155,787,999
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0313000 Tourism Promotion
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and Marketing 216,250,000 -
-
216,250,000 1202
-
0314000 Tourism Product Development and
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Diversification 3,517,858,192 400,000,000
-
3,917,858,192
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0315000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services 21,679,807 -
-
21,679,807 State Department for
-
Wildlife (3,700,000) 650,000,000 646,300,000 1203
-
1019000 Wildlife Conservation
-
and Management (3,700,000) 650,000,000
-
646,300,000 State Department for Gender
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and Affirmative Action (16,200,000) (558,950,596) (575,150,596) 1212
-
0911000 Community
-
Development - (520,000,000)
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(520,000,000)
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0912000 Gender
-
Empowerment (13,000,000) (38,950,596)
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(51,950,596)
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0913000 General Administration, Planning and
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Support Services (3,200,000) -
-
(3,200,000) State Department for Public
-
Service 559,426,510 280,000,000 839,426,510
-
0710000 Public Service
-
Transformation 259,383,295 280,000,000
-
539,383,295 1213
-
0709000 General Administration Planning and
-
Support Services 79,143,215 -
-
79,143,215
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0747000 National Youth
-
Service 220,900,000 -
-
220,900,000 State Department for East
-
African Community 278,970,000 - 278,970,000 1221
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0305000 East African Affairs
-
and Regional Integration 278,970,000 -
-
278,970,000
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The State Law Office 165,952,960 - 165,952,960
-
0606000 Legal Services (27,983,991) -
-
(27,983,991) 1252
-
0607000 Governance, Legal Training and Constitutional
-
Affairs 220,995,900 -
-
220,995,900
-
0609000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services (27,058,949) -
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(27,058,949) Ethics and Anti-Corruption
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Commission 35,800,000 24,700,000 60,500,000 1271
-
0611000 Ethics and Anti-
-
Corruption 35,800,000 24,700,000
-
60,500,000
-
National Intelligence Service 9,300,000,000 - 9,300,000,000 1281
-
0804000 National Security
-
Intelligence 9,300,000,000 -
-
9,300,000,000 1291 Office of the Director of
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Public Prosecutions 215,400,000 20,000,000 235,400,000
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SUPPLEMENTARY II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR VOTE FY 2024/25 (Changes) CODE GROSS GROSS CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL VOTE & PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
-
0612000 Public Prosecution
-
Services 215,400,000 20,000,000
-
235,400,000 Office of the Registrar of
-
Political Parties (204,000,000) - (204,000,000) 1311
-
0614000 Registration, Regulation and Funding of
-
Political Parties (204,000,000) -
-
(204,000,000)
-
Witness Protection Agency 26,000,000 - 26,000,000 1321
-
0615000 Witness Protection 26,000,000 -
-
26,000,000 State Department forEnvironment & Climate
-
Change 182,000,000 437,000,000 619,000,000
-
1002000 Environment
-
Management and Protection 213,000,000 437,000,000
-
650,000,000
-
1010000 General
-
1331
-
Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services (31,000,000) -
-
(31,000,000)
-
1012000 Meteorological
-
Services - -
-
-
-
1018000 Forests Development,
-
Management and Conservation - -
-
- State Department for
-
Forestry 169,200,000 (472,000,000) (302,800,000)
-
1018000 Forests Development,
-
Management and Conservation 143,300,000 (472,000,000)
-
(328,700,000) 1332
-
1024000 Agroforestry and Commercial Forestry
-
Development - -
-
-
-
1025000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 25,900,000 -
-
25,900,000 Kenya National Commission
-
on Human Rights 5,000,000 - 5,000,000 2011
-
0616000 Protection and
-
Promotion of Human Rights 5,000,000 -
-
5,000,000 2021
-
National Land Commission 176,000,000 - 176,000,000
-
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SUPPLEMENTARY II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR VOTE FY 2024/25 (Changes) CODE GROSS GROSS CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL VOTE & PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
-
0119000 Land Administration
-
and Management 176,000,000 -
-
176,000,000 Independent Electoral and
-
Boundaries Commission (120,000,000) - (120,000,000) 2031
-
0617000 Management of
-
Electoral Processes (120,000,000) -
-
(120,000,000)
-
0618000 Delimitation of
-
Electoral Boundaries - -
-
- The Commission on Revenue
-
Allocation (6,276,461) - (6,276,461) 2061
-
0737000 Inter-Governmental Transfers and Financial
-
Matters (6,276,461) -
-
(6,276,461)
-
Public Service Commission 92,342,795 - 92,342,795
-
0725000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 139,342,795 -
-
139,342,795
-
0726000 Human Resource
-
2071
-
Management and Development (72,300,000) -
-
(72,300,000)
-
0727000 Governance and
-
National Values 17,200,000 -
-
17,200,000
-
0744000 Performance and
-
Productivity Management 8,300,000 -
-
8,300,000
-
075000 Administration of
-
Quasi-Judicial Functions (200,000) -
-
(200,000) Salaries and Remuneration
-
Commission 101,174,396 - 101,174,396 2081
-
0728000 Salaries and
-
Remuneration Management 101,174,396 -
-
101,174,396 Teachers Service
-
Commission 17,927,697,360 439,383,436 18,367,080,796 2091
-
0509000 Teacher Resource
-
Management 17,538,697,360 400,383,436
-
17,939,080,796
-
0510000 Governance and
-
Standards 100,000,000 -
-
100,000,000
-
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SUPPLEMENTARY II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR VOTE FY 2024/25 (Changes) CODE GROSS GROSS CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL VOTE & PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
-
0511000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 289,000,000 39,000,000
-
328,000,000 National Police Service
-
Commission - - - 2101
-
0620000 National Police Service Human Resource
-
Management 0 -
-
-
-
Auditor General 149,764,800 235,200 150,000,000 2111
-
0729000 Audit Services 149,764,800 235,200
-
150,000,000 Office of the Controller of
-
Budget - - - 2121
-
0730000 Control and
-
Management of Public finances - -
-
- Commission on
-
Administrative Justice 3,300,000 - 3,300,000 2131
-
0731000 Promotion of
-
Administrative Justice 3,300,000 -
-
3,300,000 National Gender and
-
Equality Commission 30,000,000 (10,000,000) 20,000,000 2141
-
0621000 Promotion of Gender Equality and Freedom from
-
Discrimination 30,000,000 (10,000,000)
-
20,000,000 Independent Policing
-
Oversight Authority 20,000,000 - 20,000,000 2151
-
0622000 Policing Oversight
-
Services 20,000,000 -
-
20,000,000
-
Sub-Total: Executive
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The Judiciary 875,710,165 (55,000,000) 820,710,165 1261
-
0610000 Dispensation of
-
Justice 875,710,165 (55,000,000)
-
820,710,165 2051
-
Judicial Service Commission 98,980,000 - 98,980,000
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SUPPLEMENTARY II BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR VOTE FY 2024/25 (Changes) CODE GROSS GROSS CURRENT CAPITAL GROSS TOTAL VOTE & PROGRAMME ESTIMATES ESTIMATES ESTIMATES
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0619000 Judicial Oversight 98,980,000 -
-
98,980,000
-
Sub-Total: Judiciary 974,690,165 (55,000,000) 919,690,165 Parliamentary Service
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Commission 89,000,000 - 89,000,000
-
0765000 General
-
2041
-
Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 89,000,000 -
-
89,000,000
-
0766000 Human Resource
-
Management and Development - -
-
-
-
National Assembly 847,230,000 - 847,230,000 2042
-
0721000 National Legislation,
-
Representation and Oversight 847,230,000 -
-
847,230,000
-
Parliamentary Joint Services 216,000,000 200,000,000 416,000,000
-
0723000 General
-
2043
-
Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 216,000,000 200,000,000
-
416,000,000
-
0746000 Legislative Training Research & Knowledge
-
Management - -
-
-
-
Senate 362,630,000 - 362,630,000
-
0767000 Senate Legislation
-
and Oversight 140,500,000 -
-
140,500,000 2044
-
0768000 Senate Representation, Liaison and
-
Intergovernmental Relations 105,430,000 -
-
105,430,000
-
0769000 General Administration, Planning and
-
Support Services 116,700,000 -
-
116,700,000
-
Sub-Total: Parliament 1,514,860,000 200,000,000 1,714,860,000
-
Grand Total
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THIRD SCHEDULE FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE SECOND SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25
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Vote Departme VOTE/PROGR 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.2 ESTIMATES Code ntal AMME FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS Committee CODES & Recurrent Development
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1 ADMINIS
-
TRATION&INTERNA
-
L (5,490,000,000
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4 9 5, 000,00
-
AFFAIRS
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) 6,189,300,000 (35,000,000) 0 1,159,300,000 1011
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Office of the
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President - 305,000,000 - - 305,000,000 1011
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0603000
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Increase Ksh. 35
-
Government 35,000,000 35,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
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Printing for Government Printer. Services
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1011
-
0701000
-
Increase Ksh. 20
-
General 120,000,000 120,000,000
-
million (Recurrent) f
or Administration Multi-Agency Strategic Planning and Interventions to enhance Support operations. Services
-
Increase Ksh. 80 million (Recurrent)
for multi ahency strateguc interventions
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Recurrent)
for commisiions and tribunals
-
1011
-
0703000
-
Government - Advisory Services
-
1011
-
0770000
-
Increase Ksh. 100
-
Leadership and 150,000,000 150,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Coordination of National Lotery Fund. Government
-
Increase Ksh. 50
-
Services
-
million (Recurrent)
for Kenya International Bounderies Office.
-
1012
-
Office of the
-
Deputy - - - - - President
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0734000 Deputy
-
President - Services
-
1013
-
Office of the
-
Prime Cabinet - 100,000,000 - - 100,000,000 Secretary 1013
-
0755000
-
In c r ease Ksh. 100
-
Government 100,000,000 100,000,000
-
million (Recurrent) f
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1014
-
State
-
Department for - - - - - ParliamentaryAffairs 1014
-
0759000
-
Parliamentary - Liaison and Legislative Affairs
-
1014
-
0760000 Policy
-
Coordination - and Strategy
-
1014
-
0761000
-
General - Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
1015
-
State
-
Department for - - - - - Performanceand DeliveryManagement 1015
-
0762000 Public
-
Service - Performance Management and Delivery Services
-
1015
-
0764000
-
General - Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
1015
-
0772000
-
Service Delivery - Management
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1015
-
077300
-
Coordination - and Supervision of Government
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1016
-
State
-
Department for - - - - - Cabinet Affairs 1016
-
0758000
-
Cabinet Affairs - Services
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1017
-
State House
-
Affairs (150,000,000) - - 400,000,00 250,000,000 0
-
0704000 State
-
Reduce Ksh. 150
-
House Affairs (150,000,000) 400,000,00 250,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
-
0 from HQ.
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Increase Ksh. 400 million (Development)
-
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1024
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State
-
Department for (40,000,000) - - - (40,000,000) Immigrationand CitizenServices 1024
-
0605000
-
Reduce Ksh. 30.1
-
Migration & (40,000,000) (40,000,000)
-
million (Recurrent)
-
Citizen Services from HQ.
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Reduce Ksh. 9.9 million (Recurrent)
-
from e-Citizen Services.
-
1024
-
0626000
-
Population - Management Services
-
1024
-
0631000
-
General - Administration and Planning
-
1025
-
National Police
-
Service (5,000,000,00 5,405,000,00 (35,000,00 85,000,000 455,000,000 0) 0 0) 1025
-
0601000
-
In c r ease Ksh. 235
-
Policing (5,000,000,00 5,405,000,00 (35,000,00 85,000,000 455,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
-
Services 0) 0 0)
-
t
owards security operations-HQ item 2211312.
-
Increase Ksh. 3 billion(Recurrent)
-
for medical cover.
-
Increase Ksh. 2 billion(Recurrent)
-
for payments of Group Personal Accident Cover.
-
Increase Ksh. 110 million (Recurrent)
for DCI HQ item 2211312 - security operations.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Recurrent)
for HQ Office of the DIG AP for food rations and other O&M.
-
Increase Ksh. 11 million (Development)
-
for Police Modernization.
-
Increase Ksh. 9 million(Development)
-
for Commissioning of sub- distribution Board and Relocation of LV Board.
-
Increase Ksh. 5 million(Development)
-
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes
drainage system at service central stores.
-
Reduce Ksh. 5 billion(Recurrent)
from HQ Medical Insurance.
-
Reduce Ksh. 10 million(Development)
-
from completion of sub- county Police HQs.
-
Reduce Ksh. 10 million(Development)
-
from construction of police post at Ochoria- Muhoroni.
-
Reduce Ksh. 6 million(Development) fr
om construction of Police Camp in Obunga.
-
Reduce Ksh. 9 million(Development) f
rom construction of Police Station Office at Kikambuni.
-
Increase Ksh. 60 million (Development)
-
for renovation of molo elburgon stations.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Recurrent) fo
r ODPP
-
IncreaseKsh. 20 million (Recurrent)
for DCI security.
-
1026
-
State
-
Department for (300,000,000) 359,300,000 - 10,000,000 69,300,000 InternalSecurity &NationalAdministration 1026
-
0629000
-
Increase Ksh. 30
-
General (300,000,000) 289,300,000 (10,700,000)
-
million (Recurrent)
for Administration Private Security and Support Regulatory Authority. Services
-
Increase Ksh. 300 million (Recurrent)
-
from HQ.
-
Increase Ksh. 109.3million (Recurrent
) for taskforce on campaighn against GBV and femicide.
-
Increase Ksh. 150 million (Recurrent)
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1026
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0630000 Policy
-
Increase Ksh. 20
-
Coordination 70,000,000 70,000,000
-
million (Recurrent) f
or Services PBO Authority.
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Recurrent)
for public benefit organization regulatory authority.
-
1026
-
0632000
-
Increase Ksh. 10
-
National 10,000,000 10,000,000
-
million (Development)
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Government
-
f
or Construction of sub- Field county Police HQs Administration Central Ward Services
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2101
-
National Police
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Service - - - - - Commission 2101
-
0620000
-
National Police - Service Human Resource Management
-
2151
-
Independent
-
Policing - 20,000,000 - - 20,000,000 OversightAuthority 2151
-
0622000
-
In c r e ase Ksh. 20
-
Policing 20,000,000 20,000,000
-
million (Recurrent) f
or Oversight induction of new board Services members.
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2 AGRICUL
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TUREAND
-
LIVESTO
-
(7 0 5,000,0 1,205,000,0
-
CK
-
(60,000,000) 395,500,000 00) 00 835,500,000 1162
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State
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Department for - 211,500,000 (300,000,0 290,000,00 201,500,000 Livestock 00) 0 1162
-
0112000
-
Re d uce Ksh.300
-
Livestock 211,500,000 (300,000,0 290,000,00 201,500,000
-
million (Development)
-
Resources 00) 0 from Livestock Value Management Chain Support Project. and
-
Increase Ksh. 100
-
Development
-
million (Recurrent)
for Livestock Production Services for items including animal feed rations, fuel and specialized supplies to 16 livestock breeding farms.
-
Increase Ksh. 30 million (Recurrent)
to cater for pending bills and to complete solarization.
-
Increase Ksh. 170 million (Development)
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes
for establishment of feedlots, fodder and pasture.
-
Increase Ksh. 30 million (Development)
for Sustainable Tsetse and Trypanosomiasis free areas in Kenya (KENTTEC).
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Development)
for Livestock Training Institute-Kitui.
-
Increase Ksh. 18.5 million (Recurrent)
for food rations and pending bills at AHITI Kabete (A in A funded).
-
Increase Ksh. 13 million (Recurrent)
for payment of gratuity for officers whose contracts have ended (A in A funded).
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Recurrent)
to operationalize National Livestock and promotion marketing board.
-
IncreaseKsh. 40 million ((Development) f
or feedlots, fodder, pasture and water development.
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1169
-
State
-
Department for (60,000,000) 184,000,000 (405,000,0 915,000,00 634,000,000 Agriculture 00) 0 1169
-
0107000
-
Reduce Ksh. 60 million
-
General (60,000,000) 184,000,000 124,000,000
-
(Recurrent)
-
from Administration National Biosafety Planning and Authority. Support
-
Increase Ksh. 20
-
Services
-
million (Recurrent) f
or Pyrethrum Processing Company of Kenya for employee compensation and O$M.
-
Increase Ksh. 164 million (Recurrent)
for Pesticide Control Produce Board towards surveillance against entrance of unauthorised pesticide
-
(A in A funded).
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1169
-
0108000 Crop
-
Reduce Ksh. 405
-
Development (405,000,0 855,000,00 450,000,000
-
million (Development)
-
and 00) 0 from fertilizer subsidy Management programme.
-
Increase Ksh. 90 million (Development)
for Agriculture Technology Innovation Canters for adoption of technology, innovation, management and practices.
-
Increase Ksh. 35 million (Development)
for National Value Chain Support project to cater for pending bill relating to e-voucher services.
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Development)
for construction of HQ and Satellite campuses for KSA.
-
Increase Ksh. 70 million (Development)
-
Resilience for food and Nutrition Security program in horn of Africa.
-
Increase Ksh.60 million (Development)
-
for Aggregation centers.
-
Increase Ksh. 400 million (Development)
for food security and crop diversification to support provision of seeds and seedlings
-
Increase Ksh. 150 million (Development)
-
for food security and crop diversification to support provision of seeds and seedlings
-
1169
-
0109000
-
Increase Ksh. 60
-
Agribusiness 60,000,000 60,000,000
-
million (Development)
-
and Information for small-scale Management irrigation schemes irrigation and value addition project.
-
1169
-
0120000
-
Agricultural - Research & Development
-
3 BLUE
-
ECONOM
-
(2, 7 47,000, 4,677,000,0
-
Y &
-
(244,000,000) 312,000,000 000) 00 1,998,000,000
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes IRRIGATION 1104 State
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Department for - - (740,000,0 740,000,00 - Irrigation 00) 0 1104
-
1014000
-
Reduce Ksh. 390
-
Irrigation and (390,000,0 270,000,00 (120,000,000)
-
million (Development)
-
Land 00) 0 from Community based Reclamation Irrigation Projects.
-
Increase Ksh. 100 million (Development)
for Ketut-Mokoro Irrigation Scheme -NIA as seed capital to start the project.
-
Increase Ksh. 140 million (Development)
for National Expanded Irrigation Programme to cater for pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 30 million (Development)
for Adich Gorge Dam- NIA as seed capital to start the project.
-
1104
-
1015000 Water
-
Reduce Ksh. 300
-
Storage and (350,000,0 470,000,00 120,000,000
-
million (Development)
-
Flood Control 00) 0 from Siyoi Muruny Dam.
-
Reduce Ksh. 50 million(Development)
-
from Umaa Dam.
-
Increase Ksh. 350 million (Development)
-
for Flood Control
-
Works to pay pending bills for rehabilitation of flood control works.
-
Increase Ksh. 120 million (Development)
for National Water Harvesting and ground water exploitation NWSHA for payment of pending bills.
-
1104
-
1022000 Water
-
Harvesting and -
-
Storage for Irrigation
-
1104
-
1023000
-
General - Administration,
-
Planning and Support Services The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1109 State
-
Department for (148,000,000) 168,000,000 (2,007,000, 3,937,000,0 1,950,000,000
-
Water & 000) 00 Sanitation 1109
-
1001000
-
Increase Ksh. 46.3
-
General 46,300,000 46,300,000
-
million (Recurrent)
-
Administration, Kenya Water Institute
-
Planning and P.E. Support Services
-
1109
-
1004000 Water
-
Reduce Ksh. 500
-
Resources (68,000,000) (1,000,000, 1,200,000,0 132,000,000
-
million (Development)
-
Management 000) 00 from Water and Sanitation Development Project.
-
Reduce Ksh. 400 million (Development)
-
from Horn of Africa Groundwater for Resilience Project.
-
Reduce Ksh. 100 million (Development)
-
from Kenya Water
-
Sanitation and Hygiene.
-
Increase Ksh. 1 billion(Development)
-
for Thwake Multipurpose Water Development Programme Phase I.
-
Reduce Ksh. 68 million(Recurrent)
-
from Water Resources Authority.
-
Increase Ksh. 200 million (Development)
-
for WARMA
-
1109
-
1017000 Water
-
Increase Ksh. 21.7
-
and Sewerage (80,000,000) 121,700,000 (1,007,000, 2,737,000,0 1,771,700,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Infrastructure 000) 00 LVNWWDA for Development installation ERP system.
-
Reduce Ksh. 20 million(Recurrent)
-
from LVSWWDA.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Recurrent)
for TANATHI WWDA for P.E.
-
Reduce Ksh. 60 million(Recurrent)
-
from Coast WWDA.
-
Increase Ksh. 80 million (Recurrent)
for Tana WWDA for ERP.
-
Reduce Ksh. 40 million(Development)
-
from West Karachuonyo Water Supply - LVSWWDA. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change NotesIncrease Ksh. 40 (Development)
Kegonga Cluster Water Supply -LVSWWDA.
-
Reduced Ksh. 495 million (Development)
for National Water Harvesting and ground water Exploitation.
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Development)
for water harvesting projects CWWDA to pay pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 230 million (Development)
Aguthi Water Project TWWDA to pay pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 40 million (Development)
-
for Mathira water supply project TWWDA
-
to pay
-
pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 25 million (Development)
for Karuiru water project TWWDA to pay pending bills.
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Increase Ksh. 80 million (Development)
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes
-
Increase Ksh. 10 million (Development)
-
for Kisamis/Singiraine Earth Dam -TANATHI to pay pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
for Kwa Mutonga Earth Dam -TANATHI to pay pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)f
or Mutyambua Earth Dam -TANATHI to pay pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
for Mekilingi Earth Dam -TANATHI to pay pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 10 million (Development)
-
for Kilombo Earth Dam -TANATHI to pay pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
for Sere Earth Dam - TANATHI to pay pending bills.
-
Reduce Ksh. 52 million(Development)
-
from Yamo Dam and water supply system.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
-
for Harade Water Pan NWWDA.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
-
for Sakuno Water Pan NWWDA.
-
Increase Ksh. 12 million (Development)
-
f
or GK Memorial School Borehole NWWDA.
-
Reduce Ksh. 50 million(Development)
-
from Kobujoi Water Project.
-
Increase Ksh. 10 million (Development)
for Senetwa-Kamelilo Water Project LVNWWDA. to pay pending bills
-
Increase Ksh. 40 million (Development)
-
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes
for Kipkoil-Kimatkei water project- LVNWWDA to pay pending bills.
-
Reduce Ksh. 200 million (Development)
-
from Cross-County Bulk Water and Sanitation Improvement Project.
-
Increase Ksh. 25 million (Development)
for Turbi Borehole NWWDA for drilling, solarization and desalination.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
-
for Turbi water pan NWWDA for desalination.
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Development)
-
for Koipirir-Talai-Endo
-
community water project NRVWWDA for seed capital to start the project.
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Development)
-
for Chepkorio Water Supply-NRVWWDA for seed capital to start the project.
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Increase Ksh. 5 million(Development)
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for Arangai Water Project - NRVWWDA to pay pending bills. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes
-
Increase Ksh. 5 million(Development)
-
for Losito Water Project - NRVWWDA to pay pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 5 million(Development)
-
for Sitoton Water Project - NRVWWDA to pay pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
-
for Mansa Water Project -NWWDA to pay pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
for Hawashow Water Project -NWWDA to pay pending bills.
-
Reduce Ksh. 120 million (Development)
from Restoration and conservation of water catchment areas.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
for Sidokho Dam LVNWWDA.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
for Lumiko Dam LVNWWDA.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
-
for Lubao Dam LVNWWDA.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)f
or Asega Dam LVNWWDA.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
-
for Mudete Dam LVNWWDA.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
for Kapsiro water supply LVNWWDA.
-
Reduce Ksh. 50 million(Development) f
rom Kamoi-Kapterit- Surwerwa Water Supply project.
-
Increase Ksh. 1.7 billion (Development)
for critical
-
water projects.
-
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change NotesIncrease Ksh. 50 million 9Development)f
or LVNWWDA
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1166
-
State
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Department for (96,000,000) 144,000,000 - - 48,000,000 Blue Economyand Fisheries 1166
-
0111000
-
Reduce Ksh. 96 million
-
Fisheries (96,000,000) 98,000,000 2,000,000
-
(Recurrent)
-
from Development Kenya Marine and and Fisheries Research Management Institute.
-
Increase Ksh. 25 million (Recurrent)
for Kenya Fishing Industries Corporation for the Jetty and Uvuvi Fishing Boat pending bill.
-
Increase Ksh. 25 million (Recurrent)
for Kenya Fish Marketing Authority for pending bills for fish post harvest losses management.
-
Increase Ksh. 48 million (Recurrent)
for Kenya Fisheries Service to fund operations at the 3 laboratories
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(fundedby A in A). 1166
-
0117000
-
I
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ncrease Ksh 46
-
General 46,000,000 46,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Administration, HQ Administrative Planning and Services to cater for Support pending bills. Services
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1166
-
0118000
-
Development - and Coordination of the Blue Economy
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4 COMMU
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NICATION,INFORMATION &
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INNOVAT
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(1 7 0,000,0
-
ION
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(147,000,000) 317,000,000 00) - - 1122
-
State
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Department for (97,000,000) 167,000,000 (170,000,0 - (100,000,000) Information 00) Communication andTechnology &Innovation
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1122
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0207000
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General - Administration Planning and Support Services
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1122
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0210000 ICT
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Reduce Ksh. 85 million
-
Infrastructure (85,000,000) 125,000,000 (20,000,00 20,000,000
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(Recurrent)
-
from Development 0) 112200600 Business Process Outsourcing.
-
Reduce Ksh. 20 million(Development)
-
from 1122100100 Maintenance & Rehabilitation of Last Mile County Connectivity.
-
Increase Ksh. 125 million (Recurrent)
for supervision of streetscape &Wastewater reclamation facilities.
-
1122
-
0217000 E-
-
Reduce Ksh. 150
-
Government (12,000,000) 42,000,000 (150,000,0 (120,000,000)
-
million (Development)
-
Services 00) from 1122100600- Government Shared Services
-
Reduce Ksh. 12 million(Recurrent)
-
from 1122100400-ICT technical services.
-
Increase Ksh. 42 million (Recurrent)
for Office of the Data Protection Commissioner for capacity building and sensitization.
-
1123
-
State
-
Department for (50,000,000) 150,000,000 - - 100,000,000 Broadcasting &Telecommunications 1123
-
0207000
-
General - Administration Planning and Support Services The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1123
-
0208000
-
Reduce Ksh. 50 million
-
Information and (50,000,000) 150,000,000 100,000,000
-
(Recurrent)
-
from Communication Government advertising Services agency.
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Recurrent) f
or Directorate of information HQ for equipping and capacity building of field officer..
-
Increase Ksh. 100 million (Recurrent)
for Media Council of Kenya .
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1123
-
0209000 Mass
-
Media Skills - Development
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5 DEFENCE
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,INTELLIGANCEANDFOREIGNRELATIO
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NS
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(500,000,000) - - - (500,000,000) 1041
-
Ministry of
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Defence - - - - - 1041
-
0801000
-
Defence -
-
1041
-
0802000 Civil
-
Aid -
-
1041
-
0803000
-
General - Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
1041
-
0805000000
-
National Space - Management
-
1053
-
State
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Department for - - - - - Foreign Affairs 1053
-
0714000
-
General - Administration Planning and Support Services
-
1053
-
0715000
-
Foreign Relation - and Diplomacy
-
1053
-
0741000
-
Economic and - Commercial Diplomacy The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1053
-
0742000
-
Foreign Policy - Research, Capacity Development and Technical Cooperation
-
1054
-
State
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Department for - - - - - DiasporaAffairs 1054
-
0752000
-
Management of - Diaspora and Consular Affairs
-
1221
-
State
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Department for - - - - - East AfricanCommunity 1221
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0305000 East
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African Affairs - and Regional Integration
-
1281
-
National
-
Intelligence (500,000,000) - - - (500,000,000) Service 1281
-
0804000
-
Re duce Ksh.500
-
National (500,000,000) (500,000,000)
-
million (Recurrent)
-
Security Intelligence
-
6 EDUCATI
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ON AND
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RESEARC
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(5 2 5,000,0 685,000,00
-
H
-
(500,000,000) 700,000,000 00) 0 360,000,000 1064
-
State
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Department for - 90,000,000 (50,000,00 200,000,00 240,000,000 Vocational and 0) 0 TechnicalTraining 1064
-
0505000
-
Reduce Ksh. 50 million
-
Technical 40,000,000 (50,000,00 200,000,00 190,000,000
-
(Development)
-
from Vocational 0) 0 Establishment of Education and Eldoret Cooperative Training College-New Project.
-
Increase Ksh. 40 million (Recurrent)
for KNQA to put in place a system that captures all learners.
-
Increase Ksh. 200 million (Development)
-
for Construction of 17 TTI's.
-
1064
-
0507000 Youth
-
Training and - Development The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1064
-
0508000
-
Increase Ksh. 50
-
General 50,000,000 50,000,000
-
million (Recurrent) f
or Administration, completion of MIS Planning and System. Support Services
-
1065
-
State
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Department for - 130,000,000 - 110,000,00 240,000,000 Higher 0 Education &Research 1065
-
0504000
-
Increase Ksh. 50
-
University 110,000,00 110,000,000
-
million (Development)
-
Education 0
-
f
or Multimedia University to support ICT modernization.
-
Increase Ksh. 60 million (Devlopment)f
or Jaramogi Odingalibrary complex.
-
1065
-
0506000
-
Research, - Science, Technology and Innovation
-
1065
-
0508000
-
Increase Ksh.100
-
General 130,000,000 130,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Administration, M&E. Planning and
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Increase Ksh. 30
-
Support
-
million (Recurrent) f
or Services MIS System
-
1066
-
State
-
Department for (300,000,000) 480,000,000 (475,000,0 375,000,00 80,000,000 Basic 00) 0 Education
-
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1066
-
0501000
-
Reduce Ksh. 300
-
Primary (300,000,000) 100,000,000 (285,000,0 375,000,00 (110,000,000)
-
million (Recurrent)
-
Education 00) 0 from School feeding programme.
-
Reduce Ksh. 260 million (Development)
-
from Primary School Infrastructure.
-
Reduced Ksh. 25 million (Development)
from 1066104918 Construction of Classroom, laboratory, admin block at DEB Primary s. (public participation project.
-
Increase Ksh. 25 million (Development)
for 1066104918 Construction of Classroom, laboratory, admin block at Nyamira DEB Primary School. (public participation project.
-
Increase Ksh. 150 million (Development)
for Assembly of Assistive Devices Project for SNE Learners -KISE.
-
Increase Ksh. 100 million (Recurrent)
for NACONEC.
-
IncreeaseKsh. 200 million (Development)
-
for NACONEC.
-
1066
-
0502000
-
Reduce Ksh. 190
-
Secondary 120,000,000 (190,000,0 (70,000,000)
-
million (Development)
-
Education 00) from Secondary School Infrastructure.
-
Increase Ksh. 120 million (Recurrent)
for Capacity building of school managers at KEMI.
-
1066
-
0503000 Quality
-
Increase Ksh. 160
-
Assurance and 160,000,000 160,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
to Standards KICD for capacity building on CBC.
-
1066
-
0508000
-
Increase Ksh. 100
-
General 100,000,000 100,000,000
-
million (Recurrent) f
or Administration, upgrading NIMES. Planning and Support Services The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 2091
-
Teachers
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Service (200,000,000) - - - (200,000,000) Commission 2091
-
0509000
-
Teacher - Resource Management
-
2091
-
0510000
-
Reduce Ksh. 200
-
Governance and (200,000,000) (200,000,000)
-
million (Recurrent)
-
Standards from Capacity Building of Teachers.
-
2091
-
0511000
-
General - Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
7
-
(5 7 0, 0 0 0, 0 1,310,000,0
-
ENERGY
-
- - 00) 00 740,000,000 1152
-
State
-
Department for - - (570,000,0 1,310,000,0 740,000,000 Energy 00) 00 1152
-
0211000
-
Reduce Ksh. 20 million
-
General (20,000,00 50,000,000 30,000,000
-
(Development)
-
from Administration 0) Refurbishment of Kawi Planning and House
-
(A in A from
-
Support
-
PDL). Increase
-
Services
-
Ksh. 50 million (Development)
-
for Monitoring and Evaluation of Energy Projects
-
(A in A fromthe Royalties of GeothermalDevelopment). 1152
-
0212000 Power
-
Increase Ksh. 10
-
Generation 120,000,00 120,000,000
-
million (Development)
-
0 for Nuclear Power Plant Siting
-
.
-
Increase Ksh. 10million (Development)
-
for Strategic Environmental Assessment
-
.
-
Increase Ksh. 20million (Development)
-
for Nuclear Policy and :Legislation
-
.
-
Increase Ksh. 50million (Development)
for Resource Development for Nuclear Programme
-
(Ain A from PDL).
-
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change NotesIncrease Ksh. 30million (Development)
Publicity and Advocacy
-
(A in A from PDL). 1152
-
0213000 Power
-
Reduce Ksh. 50 million
-
Transmission (450,000,0 1,140,000,0 690,000,000
-
(Development)
-
from and Distribution 00) 00 Kamburu-Embu-Thika Transmission Line.
-
Reduce Ksh. 50 million(Development)
-
from Loiyangalani-Marsabit 400 Kv Transmission Line.
-
ReduceKsh. 20 million (Development)
-
from Rabai-Kilifi Transmission Line.
-
Reduce Ksh. 50 million(Development)
-
from Marsabit -Isiolo Transmission Line.
-
Reduce Ksh. 20 million(Development)
-
from Dongo Kundu SEZ.
-
Reduce Ksh. 50 million(Development)
-
from National System Control Center & Makindu SS.
-
Reduce Ksh. 200 million (Development)
from Critical Rural Access Last Mile Connectivity.
-
Reduce Ksh. 10 million(Development)
-
from Kenya Power Transmission Expansion Project.
-
Increase Ksh. 350 million (Development)
-
for Electrification of Public Facilities.
-
Increase Ksh. 100 million (Development)
-
for Installation of transformers in Constituencies.
-
Increase Ksh. 180 million (Development)
for Sondu Homabay Ndhiwa Awendo Electrification Project
-
(A in A from Sale ofElectricity).Increase Ksh. 510 million (Development)for
-
Mariakani The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes
Substation
-
(A in Afrom Sale of Electricity). 1152
-
0214000
-
Reduce Ksh. 20 million
-
Alternative (100,000,0 (100,000,000)
-
(Development)
-
from Energy 00) Energy Efficiency Technologies Programme (Investment Grade Audit)
-
.
-
Reduce Ksh. 10 million(Development)
-
from Installation of wind masts & data loggers and rehabilitation
-
.
-
Reduce Ksh. 30 million(Development
) from Hydro dams Water catchment re- afforestation
-
(A in Afrom PDL). Reduce Ksh. 20 million(Development)
-
from Solar PV installation on Institutions and or community boreholes
-
(A in A from PDL). Reduce Ksh. 20 million(Development)
-
from Pilot Programme on Domestic household biogas digesters
-
(A in Afrom PDL). 1193
-
State
-
Department for - - - - - Petroleum 1193
-
0215000
-
Exploration and - Distribution of Oil and Gas
-
8 ENVIRON
-
MENT,FORESTRY AND
-
MINING
-
- - - - - 1331
-
State
-
Department for - - - - - Environmentand ClimateChange 1331
-
1002000
-
Environment - Management and Protection
-
1331
-
1010000
-
General - Administration, Planning and The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes
-
Support Services
-
1331
-
1012000
-
Meteorological - Services
-
1331
-
1018000 Forests
-
Management - and Water Towers Conservation
-
1192
-
State
-
Department for - - - - - Mining 1192
-
1007000
-
General - Administration Planning and Support Services
-
1192
-
1009000
-
Mineral - Resources Management
-
1192
-
1021000
-
Geological - Survey and Geoinformation Management
-
1332
-
1332 State
-
Department for - - - - - Forestry 1332
-
1018000 Forests
-
Development, - Management and Conservation
-
1332
-
1024000
-
Agroforestry - and Commercial Forestry Development
-
1332
-
1025000
-
General - Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
9 FINANCE
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ANDNATIONAL
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PLANNIN (3,255,000,00 1,690,000,00 (300,000,0 3,750,000,0
-
G
-
0) 0 00) 00 1,885,000,000 1071
-
The National
-
Treasury (3,255,000,00 1,490,000,00 (300,000,0 3,750,000,0 1,685,000,000 0) 0 00) 00
-
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1071
-
0717000
-
Increase Ksh. 450
-
General (1,996,000,00 940,000,000 (1,056,000,00
-
million (Recurrent) f
or Administration 0) 0) pending bills Naivasha Planning and Data Center-Misrot Support Limited Company. Services
-
Increase Ksh. 400 million (Recurrent)
for KRA.
-
IncreaseKsh. 90 million (Recurrent)
for Horn of Africa Initiative Secretariat.
-
Reduce Ksh.1.996 billion (Recurrent) f
rom, Budget reserves, leasing of vehicles, ESP and Administrative serrvices.
-
1071
-
0718000 Public
-
Increase Ksh. 3.7
-
Financial (1,259,000,00 400,000,000 (300,000,0 3,750,000,0 2,591,000,000
-
billion (Development)
-
Management 0) 00) 00 for Equalisation fund.
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Deveopment)
for multi agency.
-
Reduce Ksh. 1.15 billion (Recurrent) f
rom the programme.
-
Increase Ksh. 400 million (Recurrent) fo
r capacity developmen on procurement
-
Reduce Ksh. 300 million (Development)Reduce Ksh. 109 million (Recurrent)
-
from KENTRADE
-
1071
-
0719000
-
Increase Ksh. 150
-
Economic and 150,000,000 150,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Financial Policy finincial reporting Formulation and center. Management
-
1071
-
0720000 Market
-
Competition -
-
1072
-
State
-
Department for - 200,000,000 - - 200,000,000 EconomicPlanning 1072
-
0710000 Public
-
Service - Transformation
-
1072
-
07710000
-
Monitoring and - Evaluation Services
-
1072
-
0706000
-
Increase Ksh. 200
-
Economic 200,000,000 200,000,000
-
million (Recurrent) f
or Policy and capacity building of county planning officers The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes
-
National Planning
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1072
-
0707000
-
National - Statistical Information Services
-
1072
-
0709000
-
General - Administration Planning and Support Services
-
2061
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The
-
Commission on - - - - - RevenueAllocation 2061
-
0737000 Inter-
-
Governmental - Transfers and Financial Matters
-
2121
-
Office of the
-
Controller of - - - - - Budget 2121
-
0730000
-
Control and - Management of Public finances
-
10
-
(1,035,500,00 1,275,500,00 (1,060,000, 4,277,000,0
-
HEALTH
-
0) 0 000) 00 3,457,000,000 1082
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State
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Department for (650,000,000) 655,500,000 (1,060,000, 3,957,000,0 2,902,500,000 Medical 000) 00 Services 1082
-
0402000
-
Reduce Ksh. 100
-
National (150,000,000) 250,000,000 (650,000,0 1,840,000,0 1,290,000,000
-
million (Development)
-
Referral & 00) 00 from Acquisition of Specialized specialized medical Services equipment CHP.
-
Reduce Ksh. 150 million (Recurrent)
-
from Kenyatta National Hospital.
-
Reduce Ksh. 220 million (Development)
from construction and equipping of health centers.
-
Reduce Ksh. 50 million(Development)
-
from construction and equipping of level 5 hospitals.
-
Reduce Ksh. 100 million (Development)
-
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from construction and equipping of level 4 hospitals.
-
Increase Ksh. 30 million (Development)
for construction and equipping of Mt. Elgon hospital.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
-
for construction and equipping of Sikhendu hospital.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)f
or construction and equipping of Mogotio Health Center.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
for construction and equipping of Iftin level IV
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
-
for construction and equipping of Kilgoris Level IV hospital
-
Increase Ksh. 30 (Development)
-
for construction and equipping of Lukusi Health Center
-
Increase Ksh. 20 (Development)
-
for construction and equipping of Jua Kali Health Center
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
for construction and equipping of Kegonga level IV hospital
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
-
for construction and equipping of Bugumbe Health Center.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
-
for construction and equipping of Chebiriri Health Center.
-
Increase Ksh. 30 million (Development)
for construction and equipping of Wamba Health Center. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
for construction and equipping of Kanyarkwat Health Center.
-
Increase Ksh. 10 million (Development)f
or construction and equipping of Sankuri Health Center.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
for construction and equipping of Mur Malanga Level 3 Hospital. .
-
Increase Ksh. 40 million (Development)
for construction and equipping of Khwisero Level IV hospital.
-
Increase Ksh. 30 million (Development)
for upgrading of children's ward Kibunga Level 3 Hospital.
-
Increase Ksh. 30 million (Development)
for construction of Ugenya Hospital.
-
Increase Ksh. 30 million (Development)
-
for upgrading & equipping of material & New-born Ward- Endebess Hospital.
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Development)
-
for Construction of Second Tower Gatundu Level V Hospital.
-
Increase Ksh. 200 million (Development)f
or supply of medical supplies and commodities-vulcan.
-
Increase Ksh. 100 million (Development)
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-
Increase Ksh. 600 million (Development)f
or KNH for specialized medical equipment.
-
Increase Ksh. 60 million (Development)
-
for construction of Khwisero Level IV Hospital
-
Increase Ksh. 100 million (Development)
-
for construction of Lusigetti Level IV Hospital
-
Increase Ksh. 250 million (Recurrent))
-
for KUTRH O&M
-
Redcue Ksh. 50 million(Development)
-
from burns and pedriatic center
-
at KNH.
-
Redcue Ksh. 50 million(Development)
-
from Stregthening of cancer Mangement at KNH.
-
Redcue Ksh. 50 million(Development)
-
from acquisuition of specialized equipment CHP.
-
RedcueKsh. 30 million (Development
) from refubishment of equipment at KNH.
-
Increase Ksh. 300 million (Development)f
or cyflo CD4 counter instruments.
-
1082
-
0410000
-
Increase Ksh. 50
-
Curative & 150,000,000 (50,000,00 2,077,000,0 2,177,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Reproductive 0) 00 National Syndemic Maternal New Diseases Control Born Child Council for pending Adolescent bills.
-
Increase Ksh.
-
Health
-
2.077 billion
-
RMNCAH
-
(development)
-
for Susan Foundation Bufffet Foundation.
-
Reduce Ksh. 50 million(Development) f
rom special global HIV grant
-
Increase KSh. 100 million (Recurrent) f
or procurement of equipment for blodd transfusion. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1082
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0411000 Health
-
Reduction of Ksh. 290
-
Research and (360,000,0 40,000,000 (320,000,000)
-
million (Development)
-
Innovations 00) from Integrated Health Management Information System.
-
Increase Ksh. 40 million (Development)f
or construction of KEMRI laboratories.
-
Reduce Ksh. 20 million(Development) f
rom construction and upgrading of KEMRI Laboratories.
-
Redcue Ksh. 50 million(Development) f
rom digital health platform.
-
1082
-
0412000
-
Reduce Ksh. 500
-
General (500,000,000) 255,500,000 (244,500,000)
-
million (Recurrent)
-
Administration from Health Insurance Subsidy Programme for Orphans Vulnerable Children
-
.Increase Ksh. 50 million (Recurrent)
for training of health care workers under the state department for medical services.
-
Increase Ksh. 114 million (Recurrent)
for HQ professional service.
-
Increase Ksh. 91.5 million (Recurrent) f
or universal health covergae.
-
1083
-
State
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Department for (385,500,000) 620,000,000 - 320,000,00 554,500,000 Public Health 0 andProfessionalStandards 1083
-
0406000
-
Increase Ksh. 70
-
Preventive and (17,000,000) 240,000,000 70,000,000 293,000,000
-
million (Development)
-
Promotive
-
f
or procurement of Anti Health Services TB Drugs.
-
Increase Ksh. 240 million (Recurrent) f
or outbreak of KALA AZAR.
-
Reduce Ksh. 16 million(Recurrent) f
rom Port Health Control.
-
Reduce Ksh. 1 million(Recurrent)
-
from Environmental Health Services. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1083
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0407000 Health
-
Reduce Ksh. 100
-
resources (250,000,000) 100,000,000 200,000,00 50,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
-
development 0 from Training for and Innovation Human Resources for Health.
-
Increase Ksh. 200 million (Development)
for Kenya Institute of Primate Research to manufacture snake anti- venom.
-
Increase Ksh. 100 million (Recurrent)
for Kenya Institute of Primate Research for P.E. Shortfall.
-
Reduce Ksh. 150 million (Recurrent) f
rom training for human resource for health
-
1083
-
0408000 Health
-
Reduce Ksh. 110
-
Policy, (110,000,000) 180,000,000 50,000,000 120,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
-
Standards and from Kenya Medical Regulations Laboratory Technicians & Technologists board.
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Development)
-
for construction of examination center.
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Recurrent)
for Kenya Heath Professions Oversight Authority.
-
Increase Ksh. 10 million (Recurrent)
for Physiotherapist's Council of Kenya.
-
Increase Ksh. 100 million (Recurrent)
for Pharmacy and Poisons Board.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Recurrent)
for clinical officers council.
-
1083
-
0412000
-
Increase Ksh. 100
-
General (8,500,000) 100,000,000 91,500,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Administration HQ admin services.
-
Reduce Ksh. 8.5 million (Recrrent)
-
from HQ admin services.
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11 HOUSING
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, URBANPLANNING &
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PUBLIC
-
(1, 8 50,000, 1,500,000,0
-
WORKS - 350,000,000 000) 00 -
-
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1094
-
State
-
Department for - - (1,850,000, 1,500,000,0 (350,000,000) Housing and 000) 00 UrbanDevelopment 1094
-
0102000
-
Reduce Ksh. 100
-
Housing (1,710,000, 1,500,000,0 (210,000,000)
-
million (Development)
-
Development 000) 00 from National Slum and Human Upgrading Projects. Settlement
-
Reduce Ksh. 110 million (Development)
-
from Kenya Informal Settlement Improvement Project.
-
Reduce Ksh. 1.5 billion(Development
) from Social and physical Infrastructure.
-
Increase Ksh1.5 billion(Development)
-
for National Housing Corporation (NHC).
-
1094
-
0105000 Urban
-
Reduce Ksh. 50 million
-
and (140,000,0 (140,000,000)
-
(Development)
-
from Metropolitan 00) Kenya Urban Development Programme (KenUP).
-
Reduce Ksh. 90 million(Development)
-
from Kenya Informal Settlement Redevelopment Project (KISRIP).
-
1094
-
0106000
-
General - Administration Planning and Support Services
-
1095
-
State for Public
-
Works - 350,000,000 - - 350,000,000 1095
-
0103000
-
Government - Buildings
-
1095
-
0104000
-
Coastline - Infrastructure and Pedestrian Access
-
1095
-
0106000
-
Increase Ksh. 50
-
General 50,000,000 50,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Administration O&M cost for Planning and supervision of ongoing Support Projects. Services The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1095
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0218000
-
Increase Ksh. 300
-
Regulation and 300,000,000 300,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Development of National Construction the Construction Authority towards Industry sensitization, technical training and enforcement of building codes across the 47 counties.
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12 JUSTICE
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ANDLEGALAFFAIRS
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COMMIT
-
(5 5,000,00 114,700,00
-
TEE
-
(270,000,000) 780,300,000 0) 0 570,000,000 1023
-
State
-
Department for - 30,000,000 - 70,000,000 100,000,000 CorrectionalServices 1023
-
0623000
-
Increase Ksh. 30
-
General
-
30,000,000
-
30,000,000
-
million (Recurrent) for
-
Administration, O&M Planning and Support Services
-
1023
-
0627000 Prison
-
Increase Ksh. 70
-
Services - 70,000,000 70,000,000
-
million (Development)
for FY 2023/24 carryovers for damaged infrastructure and civil works in penal institutions.
-
1023
-
0628000
-
Probation & - After Care Services
-
1252
-
State Law
-
Office (70,000,000) 170,000,000 - - 100,000,000 1252
-
0606000 Legal
-
Re d uce Ksh. 50 million
-
Services (50,000,000) (50,000,000)
-
(Recurrent)
from the budget of Asset Recovery Agency. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1252
-
0607000
-
In c r ease Ksh. 50
-
Governance, (20,000,000) 170,000,000 150,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Legal Training Kenya School of Law as and exchequer support. Constitutional
-
Increase Ksh. 50
-
Affairs
-
million (Recurrent)
for the Council of Legal Education to enable them execute their mandate.
-
Reduce Ksh. 20 million(Recurrent)
-
from Kenya Law Reform.
-
Increase Ksh. 27 million (Recurrent)
for maintenance of the Kenya Legislation and Case Law database.
-
Increase Ksh. 22.4 million (Recurrent)
to settle rent arrears and service charge for NCLR Office and warehouse.
-
Increase Ksh. 20.6 million (Recurrent)
for legal information and printing of Kenya Law Reports.
-
1252
-
0609000
-
General - Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
1271
-
Ethics and
-
Anti- - - - 24,700,000 24,700,000 CorruptionCommission 1271
-
0611000 Ethics
-
In c r e ase Ksh. 7.7
-
and Anti- 24,700,000 24,700,000
-
million (Development)
-
Corruption to cater for pending certificates.
-
Increase Ksh. 17 million (Development)
-
for Automatic Generators at integrity center.
-
1291
-
Office of the
-
Director of - - - 20,000,000 20,000,000 PublicProsecutions 1291
-
0612000 Public
-
In c r e ase Ksh. 20
-
Prosecution 20,000,000 20,000,000
-
million Development)
-
Services for refurbishment of the ODPP Offices. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1311
-
Office of the
-
Registrar of (200,000,000) - - - (200,000,000) Political Parties 1311
-
0614000
-
Re duce Ksh. 200
-
Registration, (200,000,000) (200,000,000)
-
million (Recurrent)
-
Regulation and from political parties Funding of fund. Political Parties
-
1321
-
Witness
-
Protection - 20,000,000 - - 20,000,000 Agency 1321
-
0615000
-
In c r e ase Ksh. 20
-
Witness 20,000,000 20,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
to Protection enhance O&M.
-
2011
-
Kenya
-
National - 18,000,000 - - 18,000,000 Commission onHuman Rights 2011
-
0616000
-
In c r e ase Ksh. 18
-
Protection and 18,000,000 18,000,000
-
million (Recurrent) t
o Promotion of support the Human Rights Commission's core mandate of resolving human rights complaints, enhancing public awareness and understanding human rights.
-
2031
-
Independent
-
Electoral and - - - - - BoundariesCommission 2031
-
0617000
-
Management of - Electoral Processes
-
2031
-
0618000
-
Delimitation of - Electoral Boundaries
-
2131
-
Commission on
-
Administrative - 17,300,000 - - 17,300,000 Justice 2131
-
0731000
-
In c r e ase Ksh. 17.3
-
Promotion of 17,300,000 17,300,000
-
million (Recurrent) f
or Administrative O&M. Justice
-
1261
-
The Judiciary
-
- 525,000,000 (55,000,00 - 470,000,000 0)
-
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1261
-
0610000
-
Re d uce Ksh. 55 million
-
Dispensation of 525,000,000 (55,000,00 470,000,000
-
(Development).
-
Justice 0)
-
Increase Ksh. 30 million (Recurrent)
for recruitment of 110 interns.
-
Increase Ksh. 25 million (Recurrent)
for P.E. deficit.
-
IncreaseKsh. 420 million (Recurrent)
for P.E.
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Recurretn) f
or Judiciary Training Institute.
-
2051
-
Judicial Service
-
Commission - - - - - 2051
-
0619000
-
Judicial - Oversight
-
13
-
(1 8 0,000,0 618,440,00
-
LABOUR
-
(539,900,000) 336,460,000 00) 0 235,000,000 1184
-
State
-
Department for - 156,460,000 - 158,440,00 314,900,000 Labour 0 1184
-
0910000
-
General - Administration Planning and Support Services
-
1184
-
0906000
-
Increase Ksh. 6.44
-
Labour, 156,460,000 51,440,000 207,900,000
-
million (Development)
-
Employment for completion of Meru and Safety Labour Office. Services
-
Increase Ksh. 45 million (Development)
to facilitate settlement of pending bills certificates for construction of occupational safety health institute.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Recurrent)
for National Employment Authority (NEA) for hosting internet connectivity system in Konza and ICTA and facilitate job fairs for overseas recruitment in counties. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes
-
Increase Ksh. 15 million (Recurrent) t
o cater and facilitate posting of labour Attaché in Berlin Germany.
-
IncreaseKsh. 50 million (Recurrent)
-
for upcoming activities and participation at the international labour organization conferences.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Recurrent)
for finalization of critical labour mobility bilateral agreements.
-
Increase Ksh. 51.46million (Recurrent)
for settling of pending bills to suppliers of goods and services.
-
1184
-
0907000
-
Increase Ksh. 100
-
Manpower 107,000,00 107,000,000
-
million (Development)
-
Development, 0 for counterpart funding Employment to NYOTA. and Productivity
-
Increase Ksh. 7 million
-
Management
-
(Development)
-
for upgrading of Kisumu Industrial Training Center.
-
1213
-
State
-
Department for (268,000,000) 80,000,000 (180,000,0 460,000,00 92,000,000 Public Service 00) 0 1213
-
0710000 Public
-
Increase Ksh. 50
-
Service (203,000,000) 80,000,000 (180,000,0 460,000,00 157,000,000
-
million (Recurrent) t
o Transformation 00) 0 cover salary shortfalls for the Human Resources Management Professional Examination Board.
-
Increase Ksh. 75 million (Development)
-
for completion, equipping and operationalization of Huduma Center in Runyenjes.
-
Increase Ksh. 100 million (Development)
-
for Kenya School of Government to pay pending construction certificates for 1213100200 Tuition Complex at KSG- Matuga. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes
-
Reduce Ksh. 55 million(Recurrent) fr
om construction and civil works.
-
Reduce Ksh. 85.5 million (Recurrent)
-
from plant, specialised plant, Equipment and Machinery.
-
Reduce Ksh. 40 million(Recurrent)
-
from 2211300 other operating expenses.
-
Reduce Ksh. 20 million(Recurrent)
-
from Purchase of Vehicles.
-
Reduce Ksh. 2.5 million (Recurrent)
-
from domestic travel.
-
Increase Ksh. 30 million (Recurrent)
for operationalization of huduma centers (Kibunja-10 million and Kitui-20 million).
-
Increase Ksh. 285 million (Development)f
or KSG hostel rehabilitation.
-
Redcue Ksh. 180 million (Development)
from operationalization of Huduma Canters.
-
1213
-
0709000
-
Reduce Ksh. 35 million
-
General (65,000,000) (65,000,000)
-
(Recurrent) f
rom Administration Printing, Advertising Planning and and Information Support Supplies and services. Services
-
Reduce Ksh. 30 million(Recurrent)
from other operating expenses- 22113000.
-
2071
-
Public Service
-
Commission (271,900,000) - - - (271,900,000) 2071
-
0725000
-
Reduce Ksh. 3 million
-
General (177,600,000) (177,600,000)
-
(Recurrent)
-
from Administration, Foreign travel and Planning and subsistence. Support
-
Reduce Ksh, 129.6
-
Services
-
million (Recurrent)
-
from purchase of vehicles and other transport equipment.
-
Reduce Ksh. 45 million(Recurrent)
-
from Purchase of specialized plant equipment and
-
machinery. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 2071
-
0726000 Human
-
Reduce Ksh. 2.5
-
Resource (94,300,000) (94,300,000)
-
million (Recurrent)
-
management from printing, and advertising and Development information supplies.
-
Reduce Ksh. 86 million(Recurrent)
-
from purchase of vehicles and other transport equipment.
-
Reduce Ksh. 5.8 million (Recurrent)
-
from purchase of furniture and general
-
equipment.
-
2071
-
0727000
-
Governance and - National Values
-
2071
-
0744000
-
Performance - and Productivity Management
-
2071
-
075000
-
Administration - of Quasi- Judicial Functions
-
2081
-
Salaries and
-
Remuneration - 100,000,000 - - 100,000,000 Commission 2081
-
0728000
-
In c r ease Ksh. 100
-
Salaries and 100,000,000 100,000,000
-
million
(Recurrent) Remuneration Management
-
14
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LANDS
-
- - - - - 1112
-
State
-
Department for - - - - - Lands andPhysicalPlanning 1112
-
0101000 Land
-
Policy and - Planning
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1112
-
0121000 Land
-
Information - Management
-
1112
-
0122000
-
General - Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
2021
-
National Land
-
Commission - - - - - 2021
-
0116000 Land
-
Administration - The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes
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and Management
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15 REGIONA
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L
-
DEVELO
-
(1 5 0,000,0 362,000,00
-
PMENT
-
(242,250,000) 230,250,000 00) 0 200,000,000 1032
-
State
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Department for
-
Devolution (84,750,000) 142,750,000 - - 58,000,000 1032
-
0712000
-
Re d u ce Ksh. 84.75
-
Devolution (84,750,000) 142,750,000 58,000,000
-
million (Recurrent) f
or Services Nairobi Rivers Commission.
-
Increase Ksh. 42.75million (Recurrent)
for World Scout Parliamentary Union Secretariat.
-
Increase Ksh.100 million (Recurrent)
for IGTRC
-
1036
-
State
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Department for (157,500,000) 87,500,000 (150,000,0 362,000,00 142,000,000 ASALS & 00) 0 Regional andNorthernCorridorDevelopment 1036
-
0733000
-
Increase Ksh 60
-
Accelerated 60,000,000 60,000,000
-
million (Development)
-
ASAL for NDMA(Galmalaga Development Sec Sch water pan-10 million, Rehabilitation of Karimani water pan- 10 million, rehabilitation of Kotulpogh water pan-10 million, Amolem water pan-10 million, desilting of Jilango pan-Lagdera- 10 million, Cheperen water pan rehabilitation -10 million)
-
1036
-
0743000
-
Reduce Ksh. 100
-
General 67,500,000 (100,000,0 (32,500,000)
-
million (Development)
-
Administration, 00) from General Planning and Administrative Support ServiceDesk. Services
-
Increase Ksh. 67.5 million (Recurrent)
for Financial Management Services. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1036
-
1013000
-
Reduce Ksh. 37.5
-
Integrated (157,500,000) 20,000,000 (50,000,00 302,000,00 114,500,000
-
million (Recurrent)
-
Regional 0) 0 from Relief and Development Rehabilitation.
-
Reduce Ksh.30 million(Recurrent)
-
from Conversation Department-Regional Development.
-
Increase Ksh. 30 million (Development)f
or Ewaso Ngiro North Cathcment Riparian Conservation project ENNDA.
-
Reduce Ksh.90 million(Recurrent)
-
from purchase of rice padding mopping-LBDA.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Recurrent)
for Rongo Bee Keeping Project.
-
Increase Ksh. 70 million (Development)
for construction of dykes in Nyando and Muhoroni-LBDA.
-
Increase Ksh. 72 million (Development)
-
for CDA(, Kaltuma water pan-20 million and Gura village waterpan-20 million Kirutai borehole 10 million, Mwanda Kisangarinyi village water pan 22 million).
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Reduce Ksh. 30 million(Development
) from KVDA-Etio Phase II water distribution
-
Reduce Ksh. 5 million(Development)
-
from KVDA-cherengany watershed conservation programme.
-
Reduce Ksh. 10 million(Development)
-
from KVDA-Mango Value Chain.
-
Reduce Ksh. 5 million(Development)
-
from the Lower Turkwel Irrigation Project.
-
Increase Ksh. 10 million (Development)
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes
NTIIL borehole -KVDA
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)
for-Lalwasokoria water pan.
-
Increase Ksh. 100 million (Development)
for yokot phase II water supply.
-
16 SOCIAL
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PROTEC
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(2 0, 000,00
-
TION
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(75,000,000) 95,000,000 0) - - 1185
-
State
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Department for (75,000,000) 45,000,000 - - (30,000,000) SocialProtection,Pensions &Senior CitizenAffairs 1185
-
0908000 Social
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Reduce Ksh. 75 million
-
Development (75,000,000) 45,000,000 (30,000,000)
-
(Recurrent)
-
from and Children community Services mobilization and development.
-
Increase Ksh. 45 million (Recurrent)
for Child Welfare Society for Kenya emergency food support.
-
1185
-
0909000
-
National Social - Safety Net
-
1185
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0914000
-
General - Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
1212
-
State
-
Department for - 10,000,000 (20,000,00 - (10,000,000) Gender and 0) AffirmativeAction 1212
-
0911000
-
Reduce Ksh. 20 million
-
Community (20,000,00 (20,000,000)
-
(Development) f
rom Development 0) NGAAF.
-
1212
-
0912000 Gender
-
Empowerment -
-
1212
-
0913000
-
Increase Ksh. 10
-
General 10,000,000 10,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Administration, policy matters Planning and Support Services
-
1135
-
State
-
Department for - 40,000,000 - - 40,000,000 Youth Affairs
-
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes and CreativeEconomy 1135
-
0711000 Youth
-
Empowerment - Services
-
1135
-
0748000 Youth
-
Increase Ksh. 40
-
Development 40,000,000 40,000,000
-
million (Recurrent) f
or Services Kenya National Innovation Agency (KENIA).
-
1135
-
0749000
-
General - Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
2141
-
National
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Gender and - - - - - EqualityCommission 2141
-
0621000
-
Promotion of - Gender Equality and Freedom from Discrimination
-
1213
-
State
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Department for - - - - - Public Service 1213
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0747000
-
National Youth - Service
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17 SPORTS
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ANDCULTUR
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E
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(148,000,000) 148,000,000 - - - 1132
-
State
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Department for (118,000,000) 10,000,000 - - (108,000,000) Sports 1132
-
0901000 Sports
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Increase Ksh. 10
-
(118,000,000) 10,000,000 - (108,000,000)
-
million (Recurrent)
for Kenya Academy of Sports for P.E., contracted services and gratuity.
-
Reduce Ksh. 40 million(Recurrent)
-
from Sports Kenya
-
. Reduce Ksh. 35 million(Recurrent)
from Anti- Doping Agency of Kenya.
-
Reduce Ksh. 43 million(Recurrent)
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1134
-
State
-
Department for (30,000,000) 85,000,000 - - 55,000,000 Culture andHeritage 1134
-
0902000
-
Increase Ksh. 20
-
Culture/ (30,000,000) 20,000,000 (10,000,000)
-
million (Recurrent)
for Heritage National Heroes Council.
-
Reduce Ksh. 30 million(Recurrent)
-
from Bomas of Kenya.
-
1134
-
0903000 The
-
Increase Ksh. 22
-
Arts 22,000,000 22,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Permanent Presidential Music Commission.
-
1134
-
0904000 Library
-
Increase Ksh. 43.
-
Services 43,000,000 43,000,000
-
Million (Recurrent)
for Kenya National Library Services to pay outstanding rent owed to the State Department for Sport.
-
1134
-
0905000
-
General - Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
1134
-
0916000 Public
-
Records - Management
-
1135
-
State
-
Department for - 53,000,000 - - 53,000,000 Youth Affairsand CreativeEconomy 1135
-
0221000 Film
-
Increase Ksh. 10
-
Development 53,000,000 53,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Services Kenya Film Classification Board for P.E, contracted services, staff medical insurance, gratuity and rent.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Recurrent) f
or Kenya Film Commission for P.E, contracted services, staff medical insurance, gratuity and rent.
-
Increase Ksh. 23 million (Recurrent)
for Kenya Film School to purchase equipment and customize learning spaces. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 18 TOURISM
-
AND
-
WILDLIF
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9 0 0, 0 0 0, 0 0
-
E
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(900,000,000) - - 0 - 1202
-
State
-
Department for (900,000,000) - - 250,000,00 (650,000,000) Tourism 0 1202
-
0306000
-
Tourism - Development and Promotion
-
1202
-
0314000
-
Re duce Ksh. 900
-
Tourism Product (900,000,000) 250,000,00 (650,000,000)
-
million (Recurrent)
-
Development 0 from Tourism and Promotion Fund (A in Diversification A).
-
Increase Ksh. 200 million (Development)
for protection and development of Mawe Tatu Heritage site in Kakamega (A In A).
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Development)
for Mumonyonzo Dam ecotourism project phase two in Kakamega (A in A).
-
1202
-
0315000
-
General - Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
1203
-
State
-
Department for - - - 650,000,00 650,000,000 Wildlife 0 1203
-
1019000
-
In c r ease Ksh. 250
-
Wildlife 650,000,00 650,000,000
-
million (Development)
-
Conservation 0 for construction and and upgrading of Meru Management Mulika Airstrip- Bitumen Standards KWS (A in A).
-
Increase Ksh. 200 million (Development)f
or Installation of solar power back up CCTV camera for e-citizen revenue gates KWS-(A in A).
-
Increase Ksh. 100 million (Development)
-
for Support Acquisition of Enterprise Planning (ERP) software-KWS (A in A).
-
Increase Ksh. 100
-
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notesmillion (Development)
for Jomo Kenyatta Beach Rejuvenation in Mombasa County - KWS-(A in A).
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19 TRADE,
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INDUSTRY AND
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COOPER (2,500,000,00 2,936,000,00 (1,180,000, 744,000,00
-
ATIVES
-
0) 0 000) 0 - 1173
-
State
-
Department for (2,500,000,00 104,600,000 - 314,000,00 (2,081,400,00 Cooperatives 0) 0 0) 1173
-
0304000
-
Reduce Ksh. 500
-
Cooperative (2,500,000,00 104,600,000 314,000,00 (2,081,400,00
-
million (Recurrent)
-
Development 0) 0 0) from New Kenya and Planters Cooperatives Management Union.
-
Reduce Ksh. 2 billion(Recurrent)
from debt waiver.
-
Increase Ksh.17.6 million (Recurrent)
-
for MUSCO taskforce.
-
Increase Ksh. 43 million (Recurrent)
for CS operations.
-
Increase Ksh. 44 million (Recurrent)
to settle pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 229 million (Development)
-
for 5 warehouse modernization.
-
Increase Ksh. 65 million (Development)f
or PAVI Ginnery pending Bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 20 million (Development)f
or Luanda Ginnery completion.
-
1174
-
State
-
Department for - 2,306,000,00 - - 2,306,000,000 Trade 0 1174
-
0309000
-
Increase Ksh. 1.7
-
Domestic Trade 1,700,000,00 1,700,000,000
-
billion (Recurrent)
to and Enterprise 0 KNTC for financial Development obligation from edible oil and rice importation.
-
1174
-
0310000 Fair
-
Trade Practices - And Compliance of Standards The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1174
-
0311000
-
Increase Ksh. 450
-
International 556,000,000 556,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Trade Japan Expo 2025. Development
-
Increase Ksh. 36
-
and Promotion
-
million (Recurrent) f
or KEPROBA P.E
-
. Increase Ksh. 70 million (Recurrent
) for COMESA summit.
-
1174
-
0312000
-
Increase Ksh. 50
-
General 50,000,000 50,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Administration, O&M. Planning and Support Services
-
1175
-
State
-
Department for - 262,400,000 (1,180,000, 80,000,000 (837,600,000) Industry 000) 1175
-
0301000
-
Increase Ksh. 20
-
General 62,400,000 62,400,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Administration O&M. Planning and
-
Increase Ksh. 19.4
-
Support
-
million (Recurrent)
for Services rent.
-
Increase Ksh. 10 million (Recurrent)
for Industrial Audit Committee.
-
Increase Ksh. 13 million (Recurrent)
for CAIPS M&E.
-
1175
-
0320000
-
Reduce Ksh. 1 billion
-
Industrial 100,000,000 (1,180,000, (1,080,000,00
-
(Development)
-
from Promotion and 000) 0) CAIPs.
-
Reduce
-
Development
-
Ksh. 180 million (Development) f
rom Purchase of Elgeyo Marakwet land.
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Recurrent) f
or KITI.
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Recurrent)
for KIRDI O&M.
-
1175
-
0321000
-
Increase Ksh. 100
-
Standards and 100,000,000 80,000,000 180,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Quality KENAS. Infrastructure &
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Increase Ksh. 80
-
Research
-
million (Development)f
or KIEP.
-
1176
-
State
-
Department for - - - 350,000,00 350,000,000 Micro, Small 0 and MediumEnterprisesDevelopment
-
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1176
-
0316000
-
In c r ease Ksh. 200
-
Promotion and 350,000,00 350,000,000
-
million (Development)
-
Development of 0 for CIDCs. MSMEs
-
Increase Ksh. 75 million (Development)
for Center of Excellence.
-
Increase Ksh. 75 million (Development)
for cold storage facilities.
-
1176
-
0317000
-
Product and - Market Development for MSMEs
-
1176
-
0318000
-
Digitization and - Financial Inclusion for MSMEs
-
1176
-
0319000
-
General - Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
1177
-
State
-
Department for - 263,000,000 - - 263,000,000 InvestmentPromotion 1177
-
0322000
-
In c r ease Ksh. 83
-
Investment 263,000,000 263,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Development SEZA (23 million non- and Promotion discretionary expense, 40 million for recruitment of staff 20 million for purchase of Vehicles.
-
Increase Ksh.80 million (Recurrent)
for Ken Invest( 9 million non- discretionary expense, 21 million core mandate, 30 million National Investment council, 20 million investment conference).
-
Increase Ksh. 100 million (Recurrent)
for repairs of Athi River Textile hub (EPZA)
-
20 TRANSPO
-
RT ANDINFRAST
-
RUCTUR
-
(7, 2 7 0,000, 13,190,000,
-
E 280,000,000 50,000,000 000) 000 6,250,000,000
-
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 1091
-
State
-
Department for - - (6,000,000, 10,110,000, 4,110,000,000 Roads 000) 000 1091
-
0202000 Road
-
Reduce Ksh. 2 billion
-
Transport (6,000,000, 10,110,000, 4,110,000,000
-
(Development)
-
from 000) 000 low-volume seal roads and other construction projects.
-
Reduce Ksh. 4 billion(Development)
-
from the Kenya Roads Board allocations from RMLF.
-
Increase Ksh. 860 million (Development)
-
for urban and rural low- volume seal roads spot improvements and payment of pending.
-
Increase Ksh. 4 billion(Development)
for the construction of critical roads and payment of pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 4.6 billion (Development)f
or the construction of critical roads and payment of pending bills.
-
Increase Ksh. 350 million (Development)
-
for KERRA critical roads.
-
Increase Ksh. 250 million (Development)
for KURA critical roads.
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million 9Development)f
or critical raods
-
1092
-
State
-
Department of 280,000,000 - (700,000,0 2,140,000,0 1,720,000,000 Transport 00) 00 1092
-
0201000
-
Increase Ksh. 100
-
General 280,000,000 280,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Administration, the State Department of Planning and Transport HQ for ICT Support upgrade and associated Services infrastructure.
-
Increase Ksh. 130 million (Recurrent)
for Nairobi Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (NAMATA) for salaries of newly recruited officers, purchase of furniture and equipment. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change NotesIncrease Ksh. 50 (Recurrent)
for Lapsset Corridor Development Authority (LCDA).
-
1092
-
0203000 Rail
-
Increase Ksh. 1,140
-
Transport 2,140,000,0 2,140,000,000
-
million (Development)
-
00 for rehabilitation of Thika -Nanyuki meter gauge railway branch line.
-
Increase Ksh. 1 billion(Development)
-
for Nakuru Kisumu Butere
-
1092
-
0204000 Marine
-
Reduce Ksh. 700
-
Transport (700,000,0 (700,000,000)
-
million (Development)
-
00) from of Kisumu Port project.
-
1092
-
0205000 Air
-
Transport -
-
1092
-
0216000 Road
-
Safety -
-
1093
-
State
-
Department for - 50,000,000 (570,000,0 940,000,00 420,000,000 Shipping and 00) 0 MaritimeAffairs 1093
-
0219000
-
Re d uce Ksh. 570
-
Shipping and 50,000,000 (570,000,0 940,000,00 420,000,000
-
million (Development)
-
Maritime 00) 0 from 1093100300: Affairs Multinational Lake Victoria Maritime Communication & Transport Project.
-
Increase Ksh. 570 million (Development)
for 1093100301: Kenya Lake Victoria Maritime Communication and Transport Project.
-
Increase Ksh. 370 million (Development)
for Bandari Maritime Academy (BMA) for payment of pending certificates for the Survival Training and Certification. I
-
ncrease Ksh. 50 million (Recurrent)
-
HQ O&M.
-
21 BUDGET
-
&APPROPRIATIONS
-
COMMIT
-
1, 770,000,00
-
2 0 0, 0 0 0, 0 0
-
TEE
-
(350,000,000) 0 - 0 1,620,000,000
-
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes
-
Parliament
-
(350,000,000) 1,770,000,00 - 200,000,00 1,620,000,000 0 0 2041
-
Parliamentary
-
Service - 89,000,000 - - 89,000,000 Commission 2041
-
0765000
-
In c r e ase Ksh. 89
-
General 89,000,000 89,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Administration unfunded priorities. Planning and Support Services
-
2041
-
0766000 Human
-
Resources - Management and Development
-
2042
-
National
-
Assembly (350,000,000) 1,121,900,00 - - 771,900,000 0 2042
-
0721000
-
Re d uce Ksh. 350
-
National (350,000,000) 1,121,900,00 771,900,000
-
million (Recurrent)
-
Legislation, 0
-
from
Head 0002 item representation 2110314. and oversight
-
Increase Ksh. 200 million (Recurrent)
for Head 0001 item 2210400
-
Increase Ksh. 50 million (Recurrent) for
Head 0001 item 2210700
-
Increase Ksh. 100 million (Recurrent)
for Head 0002 item 2210400
-
Increase Ksh. 651.9million (Recurrent) f
or unfunded priorities.
-
Increase 120 million(Recurrent)
for O&M
-
2043
-
Parliamentary
-
Joint Services - 216,000,000 - 200,000,00 416,000,000 0 2043
-
0723000
-
In c r ease Ksh. 216
-
General 216,000,000 200,000,00 416,000,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Administration, 0 unfunded priorities. planning and
-
Increase Ksh. 200
-
support services
-
million (Development)
for Bunge Towerr and ISMS
-
2043
-
0746000
-
Legislative - Training Research & Knowledge Management The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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TITLE Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Notes 2044
-
Senate Affairs
-
- 343,100,000 - - 343,100,000 2044
-
0767000 Senate
-
In c r ease Ksh. 214.5
-
Legislation and 214,500,000 214,500,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Oversight unfunded priorities.
-
2044
-
0768000 Senate
-
In c r e ase Ksh. 64.6
-
Representation, 64,600,000 64,600,000
-
million (Recurrent)
for Liaison & unfunded priorities. Intergovernment al Relations
-
2044
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0769000
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In c r e ase Ksh. 64
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General 64,000,000 64,000,000
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million (Recurrent)
for Administration unfunded priorities. Planning and Support Services
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2111
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Auditor
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General - - - - - 2111
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0729000 Audit
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Services -
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Total
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Expenditure (15,976,650,0 17,575,310,0 (16,817,00 34,028,140, 18,809,800,00 00) 00 0,000) 000 0
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Parliament (350,000,000) 1,770,000,00 - 200,000,00 1,620,000,000 0 0
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Judiciary
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- 525,000,000 (55,000,00 - 470,000,000 0)
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Executive
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(15,626,650,0 15,280,310,0 (16,762,00 33,828,140, 16,719,800,00 00) 00 0,000) 000 0
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FOURTH SCHEDULE APPROVALS GRANTED UNDER ARTICLE 223 OF THE CONSTITUTION
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Approved Additional
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Committee Vote/Programme/Projec Exchequer Disbursement recommendat t/Item Current Capital Total Disbursement Dates Remarks ion 1025 National Police
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Service 2,161,366,223 - 2,161,366,223 770,832,389
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23/9/2024 &28/10/2024 Multinational
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0601000 Policing
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& 27/11/2024, Security
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Services 2,161,366,223 - 2,161,366,223 770,832,389
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7/1/2025, Support
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24/1/2025, Mission to Security Operations 2,161,366,223
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2,161,366,223 770,832,389 25/1/2025 Haiti
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Approved 1026 State Departmentfor Internal Security &National
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Administration 4,400,000,000 2,500,000,000 6,900,000,000 4,500,000,000 0629000 GeneralAdministration and
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Support Services 4,400,000,000 2,500,000,000 6,900,000,000 4,500,000,000
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Operations and
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Maintenance 4,400,000,000
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4,400,000,000 2,000,000,000 27/11/2024,10
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/12/2024 & Police Modernization
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2,500,000,000 2,500,000,000 2,500,000,000 20/12/2024
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Approved 1036 State Departmentfor the ASALs and
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28/10/2024,
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Regional Development 3,600,000,000 150,000,000 3,750,000,000 2,558,553,594
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6/11/2024, 13/11/2024,
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0733000 Accelerated
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2/12/2024,
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ASAL Development 3,600,000,000 150,000,000 3,750,000,000 2,558,553,594
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16/12/2024 & 20/12/2024, Transfer(Relief) & 24/12/2024, Drought Operations and
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8/1/2025, Related Maintenance 3,600,000,000
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3,600,000,000 2,558,553,594 9/1/2025 Intervention
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Approved 1065 State Departmentfor Higher Education
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and Research 1,500,000,000 - 1,500,000,000 500,000,000
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Moi 0504000 University
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University- Education 1,500,000,000 - 1,500,000,000 500,000,000 Shortfall in Current Grants to Personnel Government Agencies Emolument & and other Levels of
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Operations & Government 1,500,000,000
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1,500,000,000 500,000,000 14/1/2025 Maintenance
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Approved 1072 State Department
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for Economic Planning - 2,300,000,000 2,300,000,000 2,300,000,000 0707000 NationalStatistical Information
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Services
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2,300,000,000 2,300,000,000 2,300,000,000
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Ke-Eastern Africa Regional Statistics
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Program for Results
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2,300,000,000 2,300,000,000 2,300,000,000 1/10/2024
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Approved
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Settlement of outstanding
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1083 State Department
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Basic Salary
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for Public Health and
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Arrears
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Professional Standards 3,495,000,000 - 3,495,000,000 1,750,000,000
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accrued by the
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0412000 General
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Medical
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Administration 1,750,000,000 - 1,750,000,000 1,750,000,000
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12/24/2024 Officers both
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Approved
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Approved Additional
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Committee Vote/Programme/Projec Exchequer Disbursement recommendat t/Item Current Capital Total Disbursement Dates Remarks ion
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Current Transfers to in the National Other Levels of
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and County Government 1,750,000,000
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1,750,000,000 1,750,000,000 Governments
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1091 State Department
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18,940,000,00
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for Roads - 0 18,940,000,000 8,000,000,000
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0202000 Road
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18,940,000,00
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Transport - 0 18,940,000,000 8,000,000,000
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12,000,000,00
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Roads Construction
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0 12,000,000,000 8,000,000,000 18/12/2024
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Approved 1123 State Departmentfor Broadcasting &
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Telecommunications 627,692,112 - 627,692,112 354,395,739 0208000 Information
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Pending Bills
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and Communication
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under
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Services 627,692,112 - 627,692,112 354,395,739
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Government Advertising, Awareness
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Advertising and Publicity Campaigns 627,692,112
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627,692,112 354,395,739.0 20/12/2024 Agency
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Approved
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Consolidated Fund
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19,685,136,69 Services 19,685,136,690 - 19,685,136,690 0
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19,685,136,69 Guaranteed Debt 19,685,136,690
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19,685,136,690 0 12/31/2024
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Approved
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43,737,880,80
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40,418,918,41 Total 44,428,792,550 3 88,166,673,354 2
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(Moved by Hon. Gladys Boss on 12.3.2025 - Afternoon Sitting)
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(Resumption of debate interrupted on 12.3.2025 - Afternoon Sitting)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Speaker)
Hon. Members, this Motion was exhaustively debated yesterday and it is time for the Mover to reply.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Speaker, before I reply, allow Hon. Wamboka to contribute. I know he had a lot to say. He did not have an opportunity yesterday. Therefore, I will give him two minutes of my time.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Speaker)
Hon. Wanami, you have two minutes.
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Bumula, DAP-K
(Hon. Wanami Wamboka)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker.
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(Hon. Kimani Ichung’wah spoke off record)
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Bumula, DAP-K
(Hon. Wanami Wamboka)
Hon. Temporary Speaker, the Leader of the Majority Party is pronouncing my name loudly. Hon. Temporary Speaker, I support this Motion. I am happy that the Members of the Budget and Appropriations Committee have now realised their mistakes. I implore on the new Budget and Appropriations Committee to ensure that they balance the allocation of resources of this country across the board. I want to talk about healthcare and allocation of resources for our hospitals. I have looked at the Second Supplementary Estimates. I come from the western region of this country, which has five referral hospitals in Kitale, Bungoma, Busia, Kakamega, and Mbale in Vihiga. Curiously, out of the five referral hospitals, only one has been allocated a The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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Bumula, DAP-K
(Hon. Wanami Wamboka)
paltry sum of Ksh50 million. Small hospitals like Soy have been given Ksh500 million. In Bondo, there is Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Referral Hospital. The Nyanza region already has Russia Hospital in Kisumu, which is a parastatal, but the western region does not have any referral hospital. The Government has since moved to make Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Hospital in Bondo a parastatal, whereas the entire circuit of the western region does not have any serious referral hospital. I implore on the Budget and Appropriations Committee to try and balance the allocation of resources. They should ensure that every Kenyan feels they are part and parcel of this country. It is very unfair.
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Endebess, UDA
(Hon. (Dr) Robert Pukose)
On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Speaker)
Order, Hon. Wanami.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Speaker)
Hon. Pukose, what is out of order?
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Endebess, UDA
(Hon. (Dr) Robert Pukose)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. My point of order is on the issue raised by Hon. Wanami, specifically his complaint about the promotion of Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Hospital to a national referral hospital. It is not in order for him to raise such a complaint. He should, instead, have made a request for, perhaps, Kakamega Hospital to be promoted to a national referral hospital rather than referring to Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Hospital. The promotion of Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Hospital to a national referral hospital followed the requisite procedure, including Cabinet approval. The Governor for Kisumu County, Professor Anyang’ Nyong'o, wrote to the national Government and there was an agreement to promote Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Hospital to the national referral level.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Speaker)
Hon. Pukose, that sounds like a point of information, not a point of order.
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Bumula DAP-K
(Hon. Wanami Wamboka)
Hon. Temporary Speaker, let me finish my contribution.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Speaker)
You have 30 seconds.
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Bumula DAP-K
(Hon. Wanami Wamboka)
Hon. Temporary Speaker, Hon. Pukose did not understand what I was talking about. I was neither talking about Professor Nyong'o's hospital nor complaining about the upgrading of the hospital in Bondo. I was just saying that in considering upgrading hospitals, other facilities should also have been considered. Kakamega Hospital, for instance, requires a status upgrade. I am not complaining on behalf of anyone else. I need fairness. Hon. Pukose, maybe that is why you lost the chairmanship of the Health Committee.
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(Loud consultations)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Speaker)
Hon. Wamboka, you are totally out of order. You do not disparage your colleague like that.
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Bumula DAP-K
(Hon. Wanami Wamboka)
I apologise. It was on a light note.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Speaker)
Thank you. The Mover can now reply.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Speaker, as I proceed to reply, I encourage Hon. Wamboka to take responsibility, as a leader from that region, and initiate the process of making sure that Kakamega Hospital becomes a national referral health facility. It is within his power to do so. I take this opportunity to thank all the Members of the Liaison Committee, who worked very hard to ensure that we completed this process. I appreciate their effort and their late-night input. I also appreciate the Members of the House who stayed here until late last night to The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
contribute to this debate. It was good to see Members interrogate the document and give so much feedback. With those remarks, I beg to reply.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Speaker)
Thank you.
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(Question put and agreed to)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Speaker)
Hon. Members, we proceed to the next Order, which is Committee of Supply.
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COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY
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(Order for Committee read)
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First Allotted Day
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[The Temporary Speaker (Hon. Martha Wangari) left the Chair]
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IN THE COMMITTEE
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[The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. Martha Wangari) in the Chair]
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CONSIDERATION OF SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES II FOR FY 2024/2025
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Order Members. Those who are withdrawing from the chambers, please, do so quietly. We are now in the Committee of Supply on Supplementary Estimates II for the Financial Year 2024/2025.
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VOTE 1011 – EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1011 (Executive Office of the President) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh956,688,041.
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(Programmes 0603000, 0701000, 0703000 and 0770000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1011 agreed to)
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VOTE 1012 - OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY PRESIDENT
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1012 (Office of the Deputy President) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh420,400,000.
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(Programme 0734000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1012 agreed to)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Members, if you would like to comment, please, press the intervention button for me to see you.
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VOTE 1013 -OFFICE OF THE PRIME CABINET SECRETARY
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1013 (Office of the Prime Cabinet Secretary) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh233,400,000.
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(Programme 0755000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1013 agreed to)
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VOTE 1014 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1014 (State Department for Parliamentary Affairs) be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh24,974,704.
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(Programmes 0759000, 0760000, and 0761000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1014 agreed to)
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VOTE 1015 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR PERFORMANCE AND DELIVERY MANAGEMENT
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1015 (State Department for Performance and Delivery Management) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh124,900,000.
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(Programmes 0762000, 0764000, 0772000, and 077300 agreed to)
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(Vote 1015 agreed to)
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VOTE 1016 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR CABINET AFFAIRS
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1016 (State Department for Cabinet Affairs) be reduced by a sum not exceeding Kshs10,000,000.
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(Programme 0758000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1016 agreed to)
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VOTE 1017 - STATE HOUSE
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1017 (State House) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh4,059,488,392.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Makali Mulu.
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Kitui Central, WDM
(Hon. (Dr) Makali Mulu)
Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. Even as I support this increase, I just want to state as follows: The total increase under Vote 1011 to Vote 2017, the presidency, is in billions. Even as we approve these increases, it is important for the presidency to set a good example in terms of use of public resources. What I am seeing is that the presidency is receiving a large increase, while very critical areas, as we will see as we go down, are not getting any increases. In my view, they need to balance because we know what the presidency does. Hon. Temporary Chairlady, but all said and done, I support and will be monitoring. It is unfortunate that when we started this Committee of Supply, majority of the Members just stepped out. I could see the leaders of the majority and minority parties struggling to get them to come back. This is the most important matter, and these are the same Members who will start saying that they are not getting resources for their areas. This is such serious business that it needs to be addressed with a full House. You cannot even see the chairpersons here! These are the issues. I know Members complain about the unequal distribution of resources, but they are never here when resources are being supplied. Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Thank you very much.
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(Programme 0704000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1017 agreed to)
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VOTE 1023 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR CORRECTIONAL SERVICES
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1023 (State Department for Correctional Services) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh1,432,340,545.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Makali.
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Kitui Central, WDM
(Hon. (Dr) Makali Mulu)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I congratulate the Liaison Committee for this increase. Our correctional services have suffered through many challenges. When such departments get consideration for an increase, we appreciate very much. I support.
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(Programmes 0623000, 0627000 and 0628000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1023 agreed to)
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VOTE 1024 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR IMMIGRATION AND CITIZEN SERVICES
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1024 (State Department for Immigration and Citizen Services) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh5,850,521,469.
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(Programmes 0605000, 0626000 and 0631000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1024 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1025 – NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1025 (National Police Service) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh6,751,828,896.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Makali.
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Kitui Central, WDM
(Hon. (Dr) Makali Mulu)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. Even as I support this increase to the National Police Service, it is important for the police to take their work a bit seriously. In the last two days in Nairobi, Kenyans have been badly harassed by crooks in places where the President visited. We cannot be giving them more resources when Kenyans are being exposed to these kinds of problems from crooks. I support.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Wamboka. You do not have a card.
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Bumula, DAP-K
(Hon. Wanami Wamboka)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I support this funding to the National Police Service. Kenya is still far from international standards. As we proceed, I beseech this House to continue giving more resources to this department. This is because at the end of the day we need security. We are not secure. I also ask the Budget and Appropriations Committee, now chaired by my good friend Hon. Atandi, that we must deliberate and give ourselves targets and timelines. That in five or 10-years’ time, we should be at par with the international requirements of the number of policemen per citizenry. I support. Thank you.
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(Programme 0601000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1025 agreed to)
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VOTE 1026 - STATE DEPARTMENT OF INTERNAL SECURITY AND NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1026 (State Department for Internal Security and National Administration) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh9,278,402,124.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Members, you must know the point at which debate comes in. It is after I propose the Question on the programmes. Use your cards on intervention. Hon. Ikiara, not on this?
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Nominated, UDA
(Hon. Dorothy Muthoni)
Sorry, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I had put the intervention on the National Police Service, but you bypassed me. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Very well. Hon. Wanami, is your intervention on this one?
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Bumula, DAP-K
(Hon. Wanami Wamboka)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, we really appreciate the Government’s efforts in trying to bring services closer to mwananchi. So many administrative units have been created, and I laud the Chairman of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Affairs for this. These administrative units need a lot of resources. I applaud the Liaison Committee on allocating resources to this department, but also indicate that it is not enough. As an Assembly, we should vote more resources so that we bring services closer to mwananchi. Bearing in mind the Bill by Hon. Mwengi Mutuse on village elders that will come into being very soon, this department will need a lot more resources than what we have allocated to them.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Mutuse.
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Kibwezi West, MCCP
(Hon. Mwengi Mutuse)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. To echo what my colleague, Hon. Wamboka has said, we have gazetted many new divisions, locations and sub-locations, including in my constituency, that have not been operationalised. I want to believe that upon the approval of this appropriation, the State Department will move with speed so that we can employ new sub-chiefs, chiefs, and deploy assistant county commissioners to the newly created administrative units.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Very well. We will keep it at one minute. Very fast, Hon. Baya.
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Kilifi North, UDA
(Hon. Owen Baya)
Yes, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I also want to echo the same sentiments. There was a debate here yesterday about the operationalisation of new administrative units, and I think this Ksh9 billion that we are voting on should go into ensuring that it is done, and also to pay the salaries of chiefs and assistant chiefs who have not been paid. In terms of security, this country needs to up its game so that we are a secure country.
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Kilifi North, UDA
(Hon. Owen Baya)
I support.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Tongoyo, finally on this.
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Narok West, UDA
(Hon. Gabriel Tongoyo)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, thank you so much. I do not want to belabour what Members have already said. You remember yesterday during the afternoon session that this topic of sub-county and administrative units came up strongly. I indicated in this House that in this Supplementary Budget, we had about Ksh280 million, which could do very little.
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Narok West, UDA
(Hon. Gabriel Tongoyo)
So, I implore this august House that, maybe, when we move into Supplementary Estimates III or possibly the Estimates, we consider ploughing more resources into this sector so that we can enable the operationalisation of majority of gazetted units. Members should also know that the power to pass it is in their hands.
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(Programmes 0629000, 0630000 and 0632000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1026 agreed to)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Members, before we go to the next Vote, allow me to welcome, in the Speaker's Gallery, students from St. Loreto Muthetheni Girls from Mwala Constituency, Machakos County, and, in the Public Gallery, students from Loreto Girls High School from Soi Constituency, Uasin Gishu County. On behalf of yourself and the House, I welcome them to observe the proceedings of the House.
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VOTE 1032 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR DEVOLUTION
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1032 (State Department for Devolution) be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh1,059,250,000.
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(Programme 0712000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1032 agreed to)
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1036 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR ASALS AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1036 (State Department for ASALs and Regional Development) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh5,986,279,212.
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(Programmes 0733000 and 0743000 agreed to)
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Programme 1013000– Integrated Regional Development
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
There is a proposed amendment on this one.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Mover, could you move the amendment?
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move:
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
THAT, the First Schedule be amended in Vote 1036 (State Department for
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
ASALS and Regional Development) by deleting the figure Kshs. 2,800,189,484 in
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Column 10 (Gross Capital Estimates), under the programme 1013000 Integrated
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Regional Development, and substituting therefor the figure Kshs 3,150,189,484.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
This is an increase of Ksh300 million to factor for drought mitigation in various community dams. Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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(Programme 1013000 as amended agreed to)
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(Vote 1036 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1041 - MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1041 (Ministry of Defence) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh6,753,326,106 billion.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Member for Kipipiri, are you on this one?
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Kipipiri, UDA
(Hon. Wanjiku Muhia)
Yes, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. In regard to that amount, while I support it, why is it then that the Ministry of Defence is proposing that The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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Kipipiri, UDA
(Hon. Wanjiku Muhia)
army personnel should pay for their food? I think if this amount is well utilised, that question should not arise because since time immemorial in Kenya, the Ministry of Defence has self- supported in their own mess, untaxed items, and even their food.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Thank you. Very well noted. Hon. Makali.
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Kitui Central, WDM
(Hon (Dr) Makali Mulu)
Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. Even as we support this huge increase to the Ministry of Defence, we know that a modernisation programme is taking place, but it needs to be well planned, so that such huge sums are not proposed in the Supplementary Budget. Such huge sums should be proposed in the annual estimates. We should not get such huge sums in the Supplementary Budget unless there are emergencies. As we said yesterday, the Supplementary Budget is to cater for emergencies.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Mutuse.
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Kibwezi West, MCCP
(Hon. Mwengi Mutuse)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. Many patriotic soldiers have lost their lives in the line of duty. During my time in the Public Accounts Committee, the Office of the Auditor-General severally raised the issue of their compensation. That will be one of the considerations as we appropriate these funds. Since those who lost their lives defending our country were the breadwinners for their families, they should be adequately compensated through the money that we appropriate.
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(Programmes 0801000, 0802000, 0803000 and 0805000greed to)
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(Vote 1041 agreed to)
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VOTE 1053 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1053 (State Department for Foreign Affairs) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh1,055,944,659.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Mutuse, do you want to contribute to this one?
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Kibwezi West, MCCP
(Hon. Mwengi Mutuse)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, we have received reports that many of our foreign missions are not adequately facilitated to carry out their duties. We want to believe that this money is going to our foreign embassies and it will not be utilised at the headquarters in Nairobi.
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(Programmes 0714000, 0715000, 0741000 and 0742000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1053 agreed to)
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VOTE 1054 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR DIASPORA AFFAIRS
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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June 2025 in respect of Vote 1054 (State Department for Diaspora Affairs), be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh4,130,037.
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(Programme 0752000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1054 agreed to)
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VOTE 1064 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR TECHNICAL VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1064 (State Department for Technical Vocational Education and Training) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh7,215,299,107.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Kassim Tandaza.
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Matuga, ANC
(Hon. Kassim Tandaza)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I support the increase. Many technical and vocational training colleges in the country, including Matuga TVC, were officially opened last year. However, we have not received equipment up to now. This being a centre of excellence, it is my hope that this increase will go into the purchase of that equipment. I hope this will be done fast because students have been admitted, but there is no equipment.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Member for Kanduyi.
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Kanduyi, FORD - K
(Hon. John Makali)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I also support this increase because some technical vocational training centres in my constituency have not been funded, specifically the Bungoma National Polytechnic. I hope the sums will go towards assisting operations and programmes in that particular institution.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Owen.
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Kilifi North, UDA
(Hon. Owen Baya)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I also echo the same sentiments. We have established many institutions which are half complete because of unavailability of funds. They have taken very long to be completed. I hope this money will also go into that. Secondly, the State Department should employ more teachers in the technical and vocational colleges and also procure the necessary equipment. I support this increase.
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(Programmes 0505000, 0507000 and 0508000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1064 agreed to)
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VOTE 1065 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR HIGHER EDUCATION AND RESEARCH
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1065 (State Department for Higher Education and Research) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh15,717,337,567.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Member for Tharaka.
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Tharaka, UDA
(Hon. George Murugara)
Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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Tharaka, UDA
(Hon. George Murugara)
As we appropriate this sum of money, the very young universities that were recently chartered have great problems with infrastructure, including Tharaka University. I hope great consideration is being given to university infrastructure in the Supplementary Estimates, which we are about to pass. Otherwise, our students will be studying under trees, which is unacceptable.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Makali.
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Kitui Central, WDM
(Hon (Dr) Makali Mulu)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. This is a huge increase which will also take care of loans for our students, especially the needy ones. I support the increase.
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(Programmes 0504000, 0506000 and 0508000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1065 agreed to)
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VOTE 1066 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR BASIC EDUCATION
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1066 (State Department for Basic Education) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh7,651,000,000.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Dorothy.
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Nominated, UDA
(Hon. Dorothy Muthoni)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I support this increase, but I still hope that capitation for our primary and secondary schools will be released on a timely basis.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Farah.
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Dadaab, WDM
(Hon. Farah Maalim)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I support the increase. However, in addition to what is already there, we should use climate-friendly cooking methods, also known as smart cooking, in boarding secondary schools in arid and semi-arid areas. The region has a fragile ecosystem and smart cooking methods will spare the cutting of trees. Therefore, the increase must cater for smart cooking technology machines, so that those secondary schools can lower their energy expenditure by almost 98 per cent and at the same time protect our ecosystem.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Wanjiku.
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Kipipiri, UDA
(Hon. Wanjiku Muhia)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I wanted to talk about the capitation being sent on time. Education is becoming difficult in this country. The Ministry of Education and the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) have to find ways of aligning the disbursement of the capitation with the school calendar because the school calendar cannot be changed. If we allocate money towards school capitation, but it is not released on time, that disrupts the school system.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. John Makali.
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Kanduyi, FORD - K
(Hon. John Makali)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I am happy that the increment also affects quality assurance. We hope this particular increment will assist the education officers on the ground in terms of movement to enable them to visit all schools to ensure effective implementation of the curriculum. I support this increment.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Tandaza.
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Matuga, ANC
(Hon. Kassim Tandaza)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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Matuga, ANC
(Hon. Kassim Tandaza)
The current Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) has three pathways. While I support this increment, nowhere does it mention that they will concentrate on the third pathway of arts and sports. That is an area which needs to be developed. There is a lot of talent in that area, but the Ministry seems to have swept it under the carpet. I support the increment.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Mutuse.
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Kibwezi West, MCCP
(Hon. Mwengi Mutuse)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, my concern is that some infrastructure projects received partial funding in the last financial year. I believe this extra funding being allocated to basic education, especially secondary schools, will also be channelled towards completing projects that threaten to become white elephants in some of our schools.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Owen.
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Kilifi North, UDA
(Hon. Owen Baya)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I want to buttress the fact that we need this money at the State Department for Basic Education because there are many pending infrastructure development projects especially the CBC classrooms. Many schools have not received funds to construct CBC classrooms. Once the Ministry receives this money, I urge them to ensure there is equitable distribution of funds, so that there are enough classrooms in all parts of the country and students get a good feel of the CBC curriculum.
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(Programmes 0501000, 0502000, 0503000 and 0508000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1066 agreed to)
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VOTE 1071 – THE NATIONAL TREASURY
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1071 (The National Treasury) be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh1,832,030,541.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Members, there is a proposed amendment to Vote 1071. We will skip it for now and go to the next Vote. We will come back to it later.
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(Vote deferred)
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VOTE 1072 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR ECONOMIC PLANNING
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1072 (State Department for Economic Planning) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh2,592,612,648.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
This one also has a proposed amendment. Let us go to Vote 1082.
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(Vote deferred)
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VOTE 1082 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR MEDICAL SERVICES
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1082 (State Department for Medical Services) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh11,585,427,194.
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Matuga, ANC
(Hon. Kassim Tandaza)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I support the increment. However, counties like Kwale do not have a referral hospital to date. I hope the increment will go to such counties which dearly need referral hospitals.
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(Programmes 0402000, 0410000, 0411000 and 0412000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1082 agreed to)
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VOTE 1083 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR PUBLIC HEALTH AND PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1083 (State Department for Public Health and Professional Standards) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh5,635,179,172.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Kassim, do you want to speak to this?
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Matuga, ANC
(Hon. Kassim Tandaza)
No.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Thank you.
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(Programmes 0406000, 0407000, 0408000 and 0412000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1083 agreed to)
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VOTE 1091 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR ROADS
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1091 (State Department for Roads) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh10,188,933,225.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
There is a proposed amendment. Hon. Boss, move your amendment on Vote 1091.
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Programme 0202000 - Road Transport
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move the following amendment:
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
THAT, the Schedule be amended in Vote 1091 by deleting the figure Ksh130,176,743,030 in Column 10 (Gross Capital Estimates), under Programme 0202000, Road Transport, and substituting therefor the figure Ksh136,407,243,030. This is to cater for an increase of Ksh62 billion for the Nairobi-Nakuru-Mau Summit Road, which is ready to start, and is meant to provide safeguards for the public-private partnership involved. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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(Programme 0202000 as amended agreed to)
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(Vote 1091 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1092 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORT
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1092 (State Department for Transport) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh1,316,951,077.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Kitayama, you have the microphone.
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Kuria East, UDA
(Hon. Maisori Kemero)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I had wanted to comment on the one on road transport. Yesterday, we were given a very good report on what the Liaison Committee has done regarding the non-financial recommendations on budget-making going forward. Geo-mapping is something that is going to help us. These mind-bogging figures of Ksh10 billion or Ksh16 billion will begin to make sense in areas that have not been getting this kind of a share. I support this and hope the Liaison Committee’s Report on geo-mapping and equity in resource allocation will be applied so that some of our roads like the one I mentioned yesterday - Tarang’anya-Ntimaru-Nyamtiro- Kegonga-Loliondo B1 Junction Road - can also be done. Thank you, I support.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Very well. There is a proposed amendment on Vote 1092. Mover.
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Programme 0205000 - Air Transport
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move the following amendment: THAT, the Schedule be amended in Vote 1092 by inserting Ksh50,000,000 in Column 9 (Gross Capital Estimates) under Programme 0205000, Air Transport. Hon. Temporary Chairlady, this is for the completion of ongoing projects on airstrips.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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(Programme 0205000 as amended agreed to)
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(Programmes 0201000, 0203000, 0204000 and 0216000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1092 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1093 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR SHIPPING AND MARITIME AFFAIRS
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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June 2025 in respect of Vote 1093 (State Department for Shipping and Maritime Affairs) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh636,400,000.
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(Programme 0220000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1093 agreed to)
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VOTE 1094 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1094 (State Department for Housing and Urban Development) be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh11,925,247,076.
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Programme 0106000 – General Administration Planning and Support Services
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
There is a proposed amendment in this Vote. Mover.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move: THAT, the First Schedule to the Order Paper be amended in Vote 1094 by deleting the figure Ksh377,917,891 in Column 10 (Gross Current Estimates) under Programme 0106000 – General Administration Planning and Support Services and substituting therefore the figure Ksh459,917,891. This is an increase of Ksh82 million to cater for court awards.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Very well.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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(Programme 0106000 as amended agreed to)
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(Programmes 0102000 and 0105000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1094 as amended agreed to)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Wanjiku, I can see you. I will give you an opportunity to contribute.
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VOTE 1095 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR PUBLIC WORKS
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1095 (State Department for Public Works) be increased by a sum not exceeding Kshs470,100,000.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Wanjiku, do you want to contribute to this Vote?
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Kipipiri, UDA
(Hon. Wanjiku Muhia)
I wanted to contribute to Vote 1094 and on roads. Maybe the computer is not reading the interventions. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Let us make progress.
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(Programmes 0103000, 0104000, 0106000 and 0218000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1095 agreed to)
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VOTE 1104 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR IRRIGATION
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1104 (State Department for Irrigation) be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh577,679,081.
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Programme 1014000 – Irrigation and Land Reclamation
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
There is a proposed amendment. Mover.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move: THAT, the First Schedule to the Order Paper be amended in Vote 1104 by deleting the figure of Ksh16,133,590,000 appearing in Column 10 (Gross Capital Estimates) under the Programme 1014000 – Irrigation and Land Reclamation, and substituting therefor the figure Ksh16,373,590,000. These resources will cater for the last mile water reach from the dams to the wananchi. It is an increase by Ksh240 million.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Ngusya.
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Mwingi West, WDM
(Hon. Charles Nguna)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I just want to support this amendment brought by the Mover because we need a lot of these projects in our constituencies, especially the last mile connectivity with water.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Kitayama.
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Kuria East, UDA
(Hon. Maisori Kemero)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I support the amendment, but reduction and water should not be found in the same sentence. Maybe we will do better next time, so that we have more money to serve our people well by making sure that the last mile water connections, development of dams and harvesting of water are well done.
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(Programme 1014000 as amended agreed to)
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(Programmes
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Kuria East, UDA
(Hon. Maisori Kemero)
015000, 1022000 and 1023000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1104 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1109 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR WATER AND SANITATION
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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June 2025 in respect of Vote 1109 (State Department for Water and Sanitation) be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh20,047,070,620.
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Programme 1017000 – Water and Sewerage Infrastructure Development
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
There is a proposed amendment. Mover.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move: THAT, the First Schedule to the Order Paper be amended in Vote 1109 by deleting the figure Ksh18,730,307,366 in Column 10 (Gross Capital Estimates) under the Programme 1017000 – Water and Sewerage Infrastructure Development, and substituting therefor the figure Ksh19,090,361,126. The money will cover the pending bills by the State corporations under the State Department for Water and Irrigation.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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(Programme
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
1017000 as amended agreed to)
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(Programmes
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
1001000 and 1004000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1109 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1112 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR LANDS AND PHYSICAL PLANNING
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1112 (State Department for Lands and Physical Planning) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh2,174,000,000.
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(Programmes 0101000, 0121000 and 0122000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1112 agreed to)
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VOTE 1122 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR INFORMATION COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY AND DIGITAL ECONOMY
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1122 (State Department for Information Communication Technology and Digital Economy) be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh7,940,100,000.
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(Programmes 0207000, 0210000 and 0217000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1122 agreed to)
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BROADCASTING AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1123 (State Department for Broadcasting and Telecommunications) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh911,599,029.
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(Programmes 0207000, 0208000 and 0209000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1123 agreed to)
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VOTE 1132- STATE DEPARTMENT FOR SPORTS
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1132 (State Department for Sports) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh251,600,000.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Ngusya.
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Mwingi West, WDM
(Hon. Charles Nguna)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I am a Member of the Departmental Committee on Sports and Culture and I support this amendment because most of the activities which were affected were pensions. It is very important that we pay our pensions and gratuity in time to the staff who have exited service. I support the amendment.
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(Programme 0901000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1132 agreed to)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Before the next Vote, allow me to welcome students from Christ the King School, Nakuru East Constituency, Nakuru County, who are seated in the Public Gallery. Join me in welcoming them to observe the proceedings of the House.
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(Applause)
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VOTE 1134 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR CULTURE AND HERITAGE
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1134 (State Department for Culture and Heritage) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh478,053,260.
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(Programmes 0902000, 0903000, 0904000, 0905000 and 0916000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1134 agreed to)
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VOTE 1135- STATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUTH AFFAIRS AND THE CREATIVE ECONOMY
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1135 (State Department for Youth Affairs and the Creative Economy) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh124,548,224.
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Programme 0711000 – Youth Empowerment Services
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
There is an amendment. Mover.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move:
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
THAT, the First Schedule to the Order Paper be amended in Vote 1135 by
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
deleting the figure Ksh386,922,250 appearing in Column 9 (Gross Current
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Estimates) under Programme 0711000 – Youth Empowerment Services, and
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
substituting therefore the figure with Ksh387,122,250. This is an increase of Ksh200 million to cater for interventions under youth unemployment.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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(Programme 0711000 as amended agreed to)
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(Programmes 0221000, 0748000 and 0749000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1135 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1152- STATE DEPARTMENT FOR ENERGY
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No. 2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1152 (State Department for Energy) be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh6,896,727,491
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(Programme 0211000, 0212000 and 0214000 agreed to)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
There is a proposed amendment. Mover.
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Programme 0213000 – Power Transmission and Distribution
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I beg to move: THAT, the Schedule be amended in Vote 1152 by deleting the figure Ksh25,892,921,654 in Column 10 (Gross Capital Estimates) under the Programme 0213000 - Power Transmission and Distribution, and substituting therefor the figure Ksh26,042,921,954. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
This is an increase of Ksh150 million for the last mile connectivity and purchase of transformers.
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(Loud consultations)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Order, Members. You know how this goes. The Question must be proposed.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
We will start with Hon. Tandaza.
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Matuga, ANC
(Hon. Kassim Tandaza)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I support the reduction and also note the increase of Ksh350 million for the electrification of public facilities and the other increase of Ksh150 million for the installation of transformers in constituencies. This item is long overdue. I hope that once we pass this Supplementary Estimates, they will move with speed to provide connectivity to schools, which are not connected.
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The Temporary Chairlady
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(Hon. Martha Wangari): Member for Chuka/Igamba’gombe.
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Chuka, UDA
(Hon. Patrick Ntwiga)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I support the amendment, but even as I appreciate the increment, as we move towards the main budget, we will need to increase allocation for rural electrification and for extension of power connectivity to rural areas in Kenya. I believe that every home in this country should be connected to electricity in this age. Electricity connectivity spurs economic growth in a region.
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Chuka, UDA
(Hon. Patrick Ntwiga)
I support.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Bashir.
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Mandera North, UDM
(Hon. Major (Rtd) Abdullahi Sheikh)
Thank you. As I support this increment, I would like to ask the Ministry to ensure that electricity connectivity is countrywide. As we speak, there are areas in Mandera Town, the county headquarters, that have been in darkness for the past month due to a lack of generators. This situation is concerning, especially since we have allocated funds for the last-mile connectivity.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Next is Hon. Waqo. Please, keep it brief.
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Marsabit County, UDA
(Hon. Naomi Waqo)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I also wish to add my voice to this. We have a major electricity problem where I come from. Most of the areas are not connected. I support this. It says that it will be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh6 million.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Let us have Hon. Muchangi.
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Runyenjes, UDA
(Hon. Muchangi Karemba)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. The issue of electricity connectivity is very contentious in this country, especially for those who do not have access. As we increase funding for this Programme, we must ensure that there is fair distribution of this resource so that all households across the country feel accommodated.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Rindikiri.
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Buuri, UDA
(Hon. Mugambi Rindikiri)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. This is a very important Vote. We even need more resources allocated to this Vote. My constituency Buuri requires affirmative action just like many other constituencies. Therefore, as we move forward, we need to be sector-specific. Some Votes are general, but we need to be sector- specific.
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Buuri, UDA
(Hon. Mugambi Rindikiri)
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(Hon. Owen Baya consulted with the clerks-at-the-Table)
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(Loud consultations)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Order, Members. Hon. Members, we need to be on the same page. I need to make a clarification. The Mover has proposed an increase in Programme 0213000. This adjustment changes the total reduction from Ksh6,896,727,491 to Ksh6,746,727,491. While there is an increase in the programme, it ultimately reduces the overall figure of the reduction. Hon. Members, we are doing okay. Those who are following have heard it clearly. The increase in the programme is in order.
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(Loud consultations)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
I have explained it. There is an increase in the programme, which has reduced the amount in the reduction of the global figure.
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(Hon. Owen Baya consulted loudly)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
We will definitely have a reduction in the Vote, but an increase in the programme. Hon. Owen Baya, if you followed keenly, you would get it.
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(Hon. Owen Baya consulted loudly)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Owen, you are becoming disorderly. You are addressing the Mover and I am only hearing your voice. I do not even know whom you are addressing.
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Kilifi North, UDA
(Hon. Owen Baya)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, if we add the figure that has been increased, the gross figure still remains that there is a decrease in the allocation to the State Department of Energy. This is a fact. My worry is: Why are we reducing an allocation to energy when we have issues in terms of energy in the country? These are the fundamental questions that we need to ask instead of just supporting.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Baya, you are the only one misunderstanding this. The figure has increased in the said Programme and reduced in the global reduction. This is because Ksh896 million as a reduction is a bigger figure than Ksh746 million. Let us have the Mover.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I just want to correct Hon. Owen. He says that we have an electrification problem. That is true, but throwing money into the energy sector does not necessarily ensure the electrification of the entire country. That is why we have moved the money to increase the programme on last-mile electrification. At the end of the day, we want electricity connectivity to reach the most rural areas. It is not about throwing money…
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Thank you. The Programme that received additional funding is Power Transmission and Distribution. What Members have debated is proper. Hon. Members, you have debated well. The Ministry has received a boost of Ksh150 million. Therefore, this has reduced the balance in the global figure. So, allow us to make progress.
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(Programme 0213000 as amended agreed to)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
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(Programmes 0214000, 0212000 and 0211000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1152 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1162 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR LIVESTOCK
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1162 (State Department for Livestock) be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh1,837,950,250.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Makali, do you want to speak on this one? No. Hon. Rindikiri, do you want to speak on this one? No. Hon. Bashir, do you want to speak on this one? No. Kindly, let us press the intervention button as we move these Votes. Hon. Bashir.
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Mandera North, UDM
(Hon. Major (Rtd) Abdullahi Sheikh)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. There is a new board, the Livestock Marketing and Products Board. It initially required almost Ksh500 million to operationalise. However, I can see in the programme that it has been allocated Ksh50 million. We had a discussion with the Mover on the same and concluded that we need to increase this amount by at least Ksh500 million in the next coming budget to start operationalisation. The Ksh50 million is very little. I expect that there must be an increase in the next budget.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Thank you very much.
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(Programme 0112000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1162 agreed to)
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VOTE 1166 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR THE BLUE ECONOMY AND FISHERIES
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1166 (State Department for the Blue Economy and Fisheries) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh2,416,315,480.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Kassim.
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Matuga, ANC
(Hon. Kassim Tandaza)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I sit in this Committee and there is a big problem when it comes to fish landing sites where there are pending bills. Some are complete, but cannot be operationalised. I hope this increase will go a long way in clearing the pending bills and operationalising fish landing sites in Kwale, Kilifi, and Lamu. Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady.
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(Programmes 0111000, 0117000 and 0118000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1162 agreed to)
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VOTE 1169– STATE DEPARTMENT FOR AGRICULTURE
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1169 (State Department for Agriculture) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh3,203,824,076.
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Programme 0108000 – Crop Development and Management
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Mover, propose amendment.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move: THAT, the Schedule be amended in Vote 1169 (State Department for Agriculture) by deleting the figure Ksh25,205,606,972 appearing in Column 10 (Gross Capital Estimates) under Programme 0108000 under Crop Development and Management, and substituting therefor the figure Ksh25,605,606,972. This is to cater for an increase of Ksh400 million under sugar reforms. Even though sugar companies are going to be privatised, they still need to be viable at the time of sale. Therefore, this is to ensure their maintenance and upgrade so that they are viable for sale.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Makali. Hon. Members, use your cards on intervention.
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Kanduyi, FORD-K
(Hon. John Makali)
Thank you so much, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I support this amendment because agriculture is a very vital sector in our economy. Going forward we need to put more money in this department. I support the amendment because sugarcane farmers, specifically in the Nzoia Sugar Belt, have suffered together with employees. Moving forward, I urge that we put more resources.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Member for Sotik.
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Sotik, UDA
(Hon. Francis Sigei)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I support this amendment, particularly looking at agriculture as the lifeline of the economy of this country. We want more subsidised inputs, especially seeds.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Member for Nandi.
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Nandi County, UDA
(Hon. Cynthia Muge)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I am in total support of the allocation or provision of money to sugarcane growing areas. We need to support production, processing and marketing.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Asante .
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(Programme 0108000 as amended agreed to)
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(Programmes 0107000, 0109000 and 0120000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1169 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1173 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR COOPERATIVES
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1173 (State Department for Cooperatives) be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh865,300,000.
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Programme 0304000 – Cooperative Development and Management
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
I am told there is a proposed amendment. Mover.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move: THAT, the Schedule be amended in Vote 1173 (State Department for Cooperatives) by deleting the figure Ksh4,830,408,765 in Column 9 (Gross Current Estimates) under Programme 0304000 (Cooperative Development and Management) and substituting therefor the figure Ksh4,830,908,765. This is an increase by Ksh500 million. It will go to the New Kenya Planters Cooperative Union.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Very well. Before I put the Question, Hon. Rindikiri, do you want to contribute on this?
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Buuri, UDA
(Hon. Rindikiri Mugambi)
I support this amendment. It is very important because we are dealing with the coffee sector, which has been on its deathbed. Allocating more money to re-operationalise the New Kenya Planters Cooperative Union will benefit our farmers, particularly in areas like Meru where I come from.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Thank you very much.
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(Programme 0304000 as amended agreed to)
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(Vote 1173 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1174 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR TRADE
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1174 (State Department for Trade) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh2,433,580,000.
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Programme 0309000 - Domestic Trade and Enterprise Development
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Mover, there is a proposed amendment.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move: THAT the schedule be amended in Vote 1174 (State Department for Trade) that the Schedule be amended by deleting the figure Ksh3,480,037,327 in column 9 (Gross Current Estimates) under Programme 0309000 (Domestic Trade and Enterprise Development) and substituting therefor the figure Ksh3,479,837,327. This is a reduction by Ksh200 million to rationalise the budget within the Ministries Departments and Agencies (MDAs).
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Farah.
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Dadaab, WDM
(Hon. Farah Maalim)
I support the amendment by the Mover to increase that amount. Our trade representatives travel outside the country for trade missions yet they are not facilitated. They cannot move around looking for markets. Trading with the rest of the world is the most important thing. So, our trade representatives will not bring orders and business opportunities for our country unless we facilitate them well.
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(Programme 0309000 as amended agreed to)
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(Programmes 0310000, 0311000 and 0312000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1174 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1175 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR INDUSTRY
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1175 (State Department for Industry) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh745,393,100.
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Programme 0320000 - Industrial Promotion and Development
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
There is a proposed amendment. Mover.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move: THAT, the Schedule be amended in Vote 1175 (State Department for Industry) by deleting the figure Ksh2,000,000,000 in column 10 (Gross Capital Estimates) under Programme 0320000 (Industrial Promotion and Development) and substituting therefor the figure Ksh3,000,000,000. This is to add an extra Ksh1 billion for the County Aggregation and Industrial Parks (CAIPs) projects happening in counties. Thank you.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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(Programme 0320000 as amended agreed to)
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(Programmes 0301000 and 0321000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1175 as amended agreed to)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Members, we had skipped some Votes. We will go back to Vote 1071 and Vote 1072.
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VOTE 1071 – THE NATIONAL TREASURY
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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June 2025 in respect of Vote 1071 (The National Treasury) be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh1,832,030,541.
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Programme 0717000 - General Administration Planning and Support Services
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Mover.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move: THAT, the Schedule be amended in Vote 1071 (The National Treasury) by deleting the figure Ksh12,527,740,146 in Column 9 (Gross Current Estimates) under Programme 0717000 - General Administration Planning and Support Services and substituting therefor the figure Ksh12,185,740,146. This is to enable paying pending bills under the State Department of Water and Sanitation which amounts to Ksh342 million.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Member for Nandi County, do you want to contribute on this?
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Nandi County, UDA
(Hon. Cynthia Muge)
I support this amendment because we urgently need to deal with the white elephant in the House called pending bills.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Ntwiga.
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Chuka/Igambang’ombe, UDA
(Hon. Patrick Ntwiga)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I support this amendment. As we know, pending bills have been killing our business people. Therefore, this is a good amendment.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Very well.
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(Programme 0717000 as amended agreed to)
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(Programmes 0718000, 0719000 and 0720000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1071 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1072 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR ECONOMIC PLANNING
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1072 (State Department for Economic Planning) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh2,592,612,648.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Mover, move your amendment.
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Programme 0709000 – General Administration, Planning and Support Services
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I beg to move: THAT, the schedule be amended under Vote 1072, by deleting Ksh25,208,684 in Column 9 (Gross Current Estimates) under the programme 0709000 under General Administration, Planning and Support Services and substituting therefor the figure with a new figure of Ksh73,208,684. The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Thank you.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Thank you very much.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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(Programme 0709000 as amended agreed to)
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(Programmes 0710000, 07710000, 0706000 and 0707000, agreed to)
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(Vote 1072 as amended agreed to)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
We are back to the normal order, Vote 1176.
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VOTE 1176 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES DEVELOPMENT
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1176 (State Department for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh402,500,000.
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(Programmes 0316000, 0317000, 0318000 and 0319000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1176 agreed to)
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VOTE 1177 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR INVESTMENT PROMOTION
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1177 (State Department for Investment Promotion) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh355,950,000.
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(Programme 0322000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1177 agreed to)
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VOTE 1184 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR LABOUR AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1184 (State Department for Labour and Skills Development) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh829,211,127.
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(Programmes 0910000, 0906000 and 0907000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1184 agreed to)
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VOTE 1185 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR SOCIAL PROTECTION AND SENIOR CITIZENS AFFAIRS
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1185 (State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh162,500,000.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Rindikiri, do you want to speak on this one?
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Buuri, UDA
(Hon. Mugambi Rindikiri)
Yes. Hon. Temporary Chairlady, this is a very important Vote. Yesterday I had the privilege of visiting one of the prisons in the company of the Cabinet Secretary and we saw there is a lot of need to increase infrastructure and other services within our correctional areas. The population is increasing. By approving this, we are in order. We would have asked for more, but this is quite in order.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Kassim.
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Matuga, ANC
(Hon. Kassim Tandaza)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. With this increase, the State Department should streamline its operations. We have situations where very elderly people visit the offices for registration and most of the time officers in charge are not there. I support this increment but let them also streamline their services to the elderly people.
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(Programmes 0908000, 0909000 and 0914000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1185 agreed to)
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VOTE 1192 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR MINING
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1192 (State Department for Mining) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh594,200,000.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Mizighi.
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Taita Taveta County, UDA
(Hon. Haika Mizighi)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I support this very important Vote. We are yet to harness many minerals in the country. Therefore, increasing this money will go a long way in ensuring that we harness the minerals in the country, including in Taita Taveta County, where we have many minerals such as gemstones and iron ore.
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(Programmes 1007000, 1009000 and 1021000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1192 agreed to)
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VOTE 1193 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR PETROLEUM
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1193 (State Department for Petroleum) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh19,349,090.
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(Programme 0215000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1193 agreed to)
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VOTE 1202 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR TOURISM
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1202 (State Department for Tourism) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh4,155,787,999.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Ntwiga, do you want to contribute to this one?
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Chuka/Igambang’ombe, UDA
(Hon. Patrick Ntwiga)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I support this major increment bearing in mind that tourism is a major foreign currency earner for this country. However, the Ministry should stop sticking to the traditional tourism attractions and start exploring more tourism avenues because we have virgin areas that have not been exploited.
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(Programmes 0313000, 03140000 and 0315000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1202 agreed to)
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VOTE 1203 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR WILDLIFE
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1203 (State Department for Wildlife) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh646,300,000.
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(Programme 1019000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1203 agreed to)
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VOTE 1212 – STATE DEPARTMENT FOR GENDER AND AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1212 (State Department for Gender and Affirmative Action) be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh575,150,596.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
There are proposed amendments. Mover.
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Programme 0911000 – Community Development
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move: THAT, the First Schedule to the Order Paper be amended – (i) in Vote 1212 (State Department for Gender and Affirmative Action) by deleting the figure Ksh983,400,000 in Column 9 (Gross Current Estimates) under the Programme 0911000 - Community Development, and substituting therefor the figure Ksh975,400,000.
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Programme 0913000 – General Administration, Planning and Support Services
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
THAT, the First Schedule to the Order Paper be amended – (ii) in Vote 1212 (State Department for Gender and Affirmative Action) by deleting the figure Ksh218,282,392 in Column 9 (Gross Current Estimates) under the Programme 0913000 - General Administration, Planning and Support Services, and substituting therefor the figure Ksh226,282,392.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
This is a re-allocation within the Vote. We had initially allocated those funds to the Community Development Programme, but we have now re-allocated them to the General Administration, Planning and Support Services Programme.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Njeri Maina.
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Kirinyaga County, UDA
(Hon. Njeri Maina)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady for giving me this opportunity to contribute. It is very unfortunate that while we increase the budgets of all other State departments, we are reducing the allocation to County Woman Representatives of the National Assembly. We are already working with a very meagre amount of Ksh9 million compared to constituency Members of Parliament who get over Ksh150 million, yet we are supposed to cater for the same people. It is biased and unfortunate. We cannot support this amendment as County Woman Representatives because we need to ensure that we cater for our girls, women, youths and people living with disabilities (PLWDs) in the counties that we represent. That is not something that this House should allow to continue.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Mayaka.
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Nominated, ODM
(Hon. Irene Mayaka)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I also agree with the sentiments by the County Woman Representative for Kirinyaga. This is one of those accidents that Hon. Donya was talking about yesterday. It cannot be that we reduce the budget when it comes to gender related issues. The County Woman Representatives do extremely important things to help the girl child and to promote affirmative action in the country. We need to reconsider this amendment.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Mizighi.
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Taita Taveta County, UDA
(Hon. Haika Mizighi)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I also want to echo my colleagues’ sentiments. It is unfortunate because these are funds meant for affirmative action. Why are we further marginalising the marginalised by reducing the funds set aside for them? All the Votes are being increased, but it is unfortunate that funds that support affirmative action are being reduced. We do not support this amendment.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Use your cards for intervention. Hon. Rindikiri.
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Buuri, UDA
(Hon. Mugambi Rindikiri)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I support the argument by our County Woman Representatives. This reduction is not being done The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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Buuri, UDA
(Hon. Mugambi Rindikiri)
in good faith. The problem is that every time we talk about gender, we talk about the girl child or women, whereas by definition, gender is not only confined to ladies. It also applies to boys. We are having a very serious challenge with the boy child. If we reduce this amount, it means we are condemning our boy child. We need money to go and rescue the boy child. We should not approve this as it is. More money needs to be put on this Vote Head for the boy child.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Tandaza.
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Matuga, ANC
(Hon. Kassim Tandaza)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I also want to echo that certainly we would want to increase that amount, but when a Member says that single constituency Members of Parliament have money to do all what they want, the Member should remember that when it comes to bursaries, we give them to both boys and girls. We do not leave the girls out for the county Members of Parliament.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Thank you. Member for Nandi County.
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Nandi County, UDA
(Hon. Cynthia Muge)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. Of course, the Deputy Speaker who has moved the amendment has tried her level best to explain. My attention is drawn to the global figure which is reduced. That means it is actually affecting every other Vote Head that is in this department. Therefore, we do not support this amendment because we want the global figure to remain as it is or as was, as opposed to the reduction. With the reduction, we do not know where it will go. So, I oppose. We want the global figure to remain as it was or increased, at least.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Member for Chuka/Igambang’ombe Constituency.
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Chuka/Igambang’ombe, UDA
(Hon. Patrick Ntwiga)
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I stand here to support our County Woman Representatives and women leaders in this House. The impact of the work they do in this country is felt in the society. Like my colleague has said, I do not know where the assumption that County Woman Representatives just work to serve the girl child and women came from. We have a very big problem with the boy child who has been neglected. That category of children has been kept under the docket of the County Woman Representatives. This is not a good reduction. We need to give this docket back their money.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Gladys Boss, I will give you the chance to close this.
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(Loud consultations)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Mover, I have given you the opportunity to.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairperson, it is actually correct that there is a reduction, but unfortunately, I have been explaining to the Members that they will not be able to move an amendment here because we are under Article 114(2) of the Constitution under money Bills. It says that:
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
“If, in the opinion of the Speaker of the National Assembly, a motion makes
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
provision for a matter listed in the definition of “a money Bill”, the Assembly may
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
proceed only in accordance with the recommendation of the relevant committee of the
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Assembly (in this case, it is the Liaison Committee) after taking into account the views
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
of the Cabinet Secretary responsible for Finance.” So, unfortunately, we should have sought the concurrence or the recommendation of the Cabinet Secretary before we can actually move it here. That is the challenge.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Members, I have given enough people to indulge on this. Allow me to put the Question.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
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(Programme 0911000 as amended agreed to)
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(Programme 0913000 as amended agreed to)
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(Loud consultations)
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(The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. Martha Wangari) consulted Hon. Owen Baya and the Clerks-at-the- Table)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Owen.
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Kilifi North, UDA
(Hon. Owen Baya)
Hon. Members, I would like to make a clarification. Of course, I will not support a reduction, but there is one thing which is very fundamental. The money for the National Government Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF) is not reduced by even a cent. It will just remain the same. The reduction will be on the basis of the general operation expenses within the Ministry. We are coming to the end of the financial year and there is certain money that has not been spent for general expenditure within the Ministry. This money needs to be spent. The money for NGAAF has not been reduced. We have consulted on that. So, Hon. Members, this is Committee of Supply; it is not Committee of the whole House. We will come to the Committee of the whole House and still deal with the figure. At that particular time, we will re-look at the figures and see where we are putting the money. But generally, this is the Committee of Supply which is ratified by the Committee of the whole House. So, for me, we are right to pass it. Let us pass it because we are not reducing the money for NGAAF.
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(Loud consultations)
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Kilifi North, UDA
(Hon. Owen Baya)
Hon. Members, thank you.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Gladys Boss.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Muge, let me draw your attention to this issue. What we are looking at is a Supplementary Budget; it is not the main budget. We have less than three months to the end of the financial year. In the Supplementary Budget, we look for money that is not going to be spent before the end of the financial year, so that it can be re-appropriated elsewhere. We also check if there are other people who have mission-critical programmes that will be stuck and need the money as an intervention. So, a Supplementary Budget is just a band- aid; it is not the main budget. So, anything that has been reduced is money that is not required between now and June. I think what we should pay keen attention to is whether there will be an increase in the actual main budget. So, let us not worry about the Supplementary Budget. We will clearly see that there is no reduction in the main budget. It just means that they were not going to be able to spend this money before the end of the financial year. Those who have been given are probably State corporations that have pending bills and they have been sued and are worried about having interest. So, this it is a rescue mission. So, a Supplementary Budget is just that; it is not the main budget. Furthermore, I of all people, would not have sat in that Committee and allowed money to be reduced from gender.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
There were two amendments to Vote 1212 on Community Development and General Administration, Planning and Support Services. Have you moved both?
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Yes.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
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(Vote 1212 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1213 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR PUBLIC SERVICE
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1213 (State Department for Public Service) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh839,426,510.
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Programme 071000 – Public Service Transformation
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
There is a proposed amendment. Mover.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move: THAT, the First Schedule be amended in Vote 1213 (State Department for Public Service) by deleting the figure Kshs643,945,784 in Column 10 (Gross Capital Estimates), under the Programme 0710000 Public Service Transformation, and substituting therefor with the figure Kshs663,945,784.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
This is an increase of Ksh20 million for the completion of the pending Huduma Centres under construction.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Njeri, are you on this one?
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(Hon. Njeri Maina spoke off record)
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(Programme 0710000 as amended agreed to)
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(Programmes 0709000 and 0747000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1213 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1221 - STATE DEPARTMENT FOR EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1221 (State Department for East African Community) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh278,970,000.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon Muchangi are you on this?
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(Programme 0305000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1221 agreed to)
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VOTE 1252 - THE STATE LAW OFFICE
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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June 2025 in respect of Vote 1252 (The State Law Office) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh165,952,960.
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(Programmes 0606000 and 0607000 agreed to)
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Programme 0609000 – General Administration, Planning and Support Services
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Mover
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move: THAT, the First Schedule be amended in Vote 1252 (State Law Office) be amended by deleting the figure Ksh815,959,137 in Column 9 (Gross Current Estimates) under the Programme 0609000, General Administration Planning and Support Services, and substituting therefor the figure Ksh890,959,137.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
That is an increase of Ksh75 million to cover pending operations and maintenance at the State Law Office. These are shortages that came from the previous budget.
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(Question of the amendment proposed)
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(Programme 0609000 as amended agreed to)
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(Vote 1252 as amended agreed to)
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VOTE 1271 - ETHICS AND ANTI-CORRUPTION COMMISSION
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1271 (Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh60,500,000.
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(Programme 0611000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1271 agreed to)
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VOTE 1281 - NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICE
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1281 (National Intelligence Service) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh9,300,000,000.
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(Programme 0804000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1281 agreed to)
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VOTE 1291-OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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June 2025 in respect of Vote 1291 (Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions) be increased by a sum not exceeding Ksh235,400,000.
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(Programme 0612000 agreed)
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(Vote 1291 agreed to)
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VOTE 1311-OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR OF POLITICAL PARTIES
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THAT, further to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2024, the sum allocated to meet the expenditure (Recurrent and Development) for the year ending 30th June 2025 in respect of Vote 1311 (Office of the Registrar of Political Parties) be reduced by a sum not exceeding Ksh204,000,000.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Hon. Owen.
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Kilifi North, UDA
(Hon. Owen Baya)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, it is okay to remove this money from the Office of the Registrar of Political Parties (ORPP). The Office has a lot of work during and immediately after elections, but after that, there is not much work. Because of that, this money can find some use somewhere else. We can put this money in education and other places. Again, with only three months remaining in the financial year, I do not see how the ORPP is going to spend that huge sum of Ksh204 million for the time being. Therefore, my suggestion is that we agree to remove that money as long as it does not affect salaries and things that have already been spent. Let us move that money and put it elsewhere where there is enough need. Therefore, Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I support the reduction of the funds in the ORPP.
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Thank you very much.
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(Programme 0614000 agreed to)
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(Vote 1311 agreed to)
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Martha Wangari
(The Temporary Chairlady)
Mover, report progress.
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Uasin Gishu County, UDA
(Hon. Gladys Boss)
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move that the Committee of Supply do report to the House its consideration of the Second Supplementary Estimates for the Financial Year 2024/2025 up to Vote 1311 and its approval thereof with amendments and seeks leave to sit again.
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(Question proposed)
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(Question put and agreed to)
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(The House resumed)
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IN THE HOUSE
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[The Deputy Speaker (Hon. Gladys Boss) in the Chair]
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MOTION
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CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION OF COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY ON BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY2024/2025 The electronic version of the Official Hansard Report is for information purposesonly. A certified version of this Report can be obtained from the Hansard Editor.
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
The Chairlady, you may report
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Gilgil, UDA
(Hon. Martha Wangari)
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I beg to report to the House that the Committee of Supply has considered the Second Supplementary Estimates for the Financial Year 2024/2025 up to Vote 1311 and approved the same with amendments and now seeks leave to sit again.
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
Mover, Hon. Baya.
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Kilifi North, UDA
(Hon. Owen Baya)
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I beg to move that the House do agree with the Committee in the said report. I also request Hon. Naomi Waqo to second the Motion for agreement with the Report of the Committee of Supply on the Second Supplementary Estimates for the Financial Year 2024/2024 up to Vote 1311. Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker.
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Marsabit County, UDA
(Hon. Naomi Waqo)
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I second.
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(Question proposed)
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(Question put and agreed to)
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ADJOURNMENT
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
Hon. Members, the time being 1.09 p.m., this House stands adjourned until today, Thursday, 13th March 2025, at 2.30 p.m.
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
The House rose at 1.09 p.m.
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
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Published by Clerk of the National Assembly Parliament Buildings Nairobi
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Hon. Deputy Speaker
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