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The essential point
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A 2017 Kenya Gazette notice announced that the National Assembly Speaker’s office would become vacant at the House’s first sitting, scheduled to begin on Thursday, 31 August 2017 at 9 a.m.
Evidence: Gazette Notice 8376, first paragraph; retained PDF physical p. 1
Why it matters
The notice invited people qualified for election to Parliament, but who were not members, to submit nomination papers for the Speaker election.
Evidence: Gazette Notice 8376, nomination invitation; retained PDF physical p. 1
Open the key points and evidence
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The Speaker’s office was to become vacant at the National Assembly’s first sitting on 31 August 2017 at 9 a.m.
Gazette Notice 8376, first paragraph; retained PDF physical p. 1 -
The Deputy Speaker’s office was also to become vacant at that first sitting.
Gazette Notice 8377, first paragraph; retained PDF physical p. 1 -
The corrigendum directed specified deletions from the schedule published through Gazette Notice 8240 of 2017.
Gazette Notice 8378, introductory sentence; retained PDF physical p. 2 -
The cited correction entry is marked Insert and lists the codes 018, 093 and 0463 with Kiriita.
Gazette Notice 8378, first correction Insert row; retained PDF physical p. 2 -
The notice said the listed nominated National Assembly and Senate seats were allocated in proportion to the seats each political party won in the 8 August 2017 general election.
Gazette Notice 8379, title and first two operative paragraphs; retained PDF physical p. 4
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