William Kamket Kassait

Hon. Kassait Kamket (Tiaty, KANU) Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I can confirm that Mr Lekulo is, indeed, a very peaceful man, just like me. (Laughter) I have had the privilege of serving with Mr Lekulo as a member of staff in this Parliament. I joined this Parliament in February 1997....

Hon. Kassait Kamket (Tiaty, KANU) Not yet. He has not responded. I want to add something.

Hon. Kassait Kamket (Tiaty, KANU) Hon. Speaker, I want to add that even the Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Interior and National Administration is a civilian. Sometimes the statements he brings to this House is stori za jaba.

Hon. Kassait Kamket (Tiaty, KANU) I am telling you, Hon. Speaker. That is the reality.

Hon. Kassait Kamket (Tiaty, KANU) No, but, Hon. Speaker, it is obvious that he does not even know what he is talking about.

Hon. Kassait Kamket (Tiaty, KANU) Hon. Speaker, I do not want to be unfair to him. I am trying to point out a problem that is real in this country.

Hon. Kassait Kamket (Tiaty, KANU) Hon. Speaker, I just want to joyride on that Statement, before the Chairman responds. I want to add something little. One of the most shameful…

Hon. Kassait Kamket (Tiaty, KANU) Hon. Speaker, we have other agencies that come to this House and even in committees. We have to find a way of having those officers directly respond to issues, either in Plenary or in Committee. That is because a Member of Parliament is given stories...

Hon. Kassait Kamket (Tiaty, KANU) On the request for a Statement by the Member for Bura.

Hon. Kassait Kamket (Tiaty, KANU) Thank you Hon. Speaker. One of the most shameful acts for a Member of Parliament is to pretend to give a response on behalf of the police to this House. We have to find a way of ensuring that a Member of Parliament does not...