Manson Nyamweya

Hon. Nyamweya Hon. Speaker, is the Member in order because what happens is that the Chief Justice recommends who is going to be the accounting officer? The National Treasury then appoints---

Point of information. Hon. Nyamweya Yes, please.

Hon. Nyamweya Yes, I want to be informed.

Hon. Nyamweya Hon. Speaker, what the Member has said is true. But I have read through the Bill and it has recognised the Attorney-General as an individual or an entity. So, the Committee needs to delete one.

Hon. Nyamweya Thank you, Hon. Speaker. As I have said, if they get the funds directly from the Exchequer and not through the Attorney-General, that body should not be domiciled in the Office of the Attorney-General. It has to be independent and separated. Another problem is that it is not...

Hon. Nyamweya Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this chance to contribute to this Bill. I want to note that this is a very brilliant and well-thought out Bill. However, they have not indicated to us how it is going to be funded. For any law that we pass...

Hon. Nyamweya Thank you, Hon. Speaker. As our Chairman has said, we are facing a very serious challenge. The accounting officers were there when the money was spent. In the past, we could understand that accounting officers were not in office then. It was understandable but now, we have accounting...

Hon. Nyamweya Thank you, Hon. Speaker for giving me a chance to contribute. I will draw your attention to Article 125 of the Constitution which Hon. Mbadi has referred to. I want to refer to Sub-Clause (2) of this Article. The purpose of Sub-Clause (1) is that a House of...

Hon. Nyamweya On a point of information.

Hon. Nyamweya On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Deputy Speaker. The Temporary Deputy Speaker (Hon. (Ms.) Shebesh) : Hon. Manson Nyamweya, what is out of order? Hon. Nyamweya Hon. Temporary Deputy Speaker, I am raising a point of order on the Report we are discussing. I have gone through...