Jeremiah Omboko Milemba

Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. That could possibly just be a hangover from previous traditions. Members who were appointed to the Speaker’s Panel would completely limit themselves and even forget that they were representing their constituencies and hence, were Members of Parliament. What is happening is very good. I should...

On a point of order. Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I am concerned that Members are casualising the House because somebody stands on a point of order and seeks a Statement. There is a procedure of seeking Statements in this House. So, I just wanted to bring your attention to...

Order, Hon. Members. Hon. Chairperson.

Mover.

Hon. Martha.

Hon. Members, before I call out the next Order, may I inform the House that the effect of what you have done is that the Bill is now committed to mediation. The substantive Speaker will name the mediation committee to deal with the matter. Let me also inform the House...

Dr Makali Mulu.

Order, Hon. Members! You need to listen to this so that you make accurate decisions. (Question proposed) Who will take the first chance? The Leader of the Majority Party.

Relax, Hon. Member. I have heard you. What is your point of order?

We do not have a party leader here. (Laughter)

Very well. You have been heard.

Leader of the Majority Party, I am a very serious Member of the Public Debt and Privatisation Committee. The next chance will go to Hon. Thuku Kwenya.

Hon. Abraham Kirwa, Member of Parliament for Mosop.

In other jurisdictions such as Ghana, any loans taken by Government are sanctioned by Parliament. But, we are moving on well. Next to speak on this matter is Hon. Catherine Omanyo. Are you ready? Proceed.

Hon. Paul Biego.

Hon. Daudi.

Hon. Amina Mnyazi.

Very well spoken. Sasa tumsikize Mbunge wa Tetu, Mhe. Geoffrey Mwangi.

Hon. Emmanuel Wangwe.

Hon. Moroto, do you want to speak on this?

Hon. Zamzam Chimba, Mombasa.

Order, Hon. Member. What is your point of order, Hon. Shurie?

You may proceed.

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I have been waiting to make my contribution on this Report by the Public Debt and Privatisation Committee. At the outset, I will not shy away from what I always begin with, which is very important that Kenyans always remember as we progress with the...

Very well, Leader of the Majority Party. You have spoken well on research on monkeys. I know that there are junior secondary school teachers who need to be absorbed. Maybe, that is where we should take it. At the risk of contributing, let me allow the Chairperson of the Budget...

Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Affairs, please, inform the House what this is all

Hon. Members, I order that the amendments, as prescribed on this sheet which I am holding, be circulated to all Members so that as they debate this Motion, they are able to refer to it, especially as we proceed to the Committee of Supply. The next Member to speak to...

It seems that it is the mood of the House that I put the Question and, therefore, I will proceed to do so. (Question, that the words to be added be added, put and agreed to) (Question, that the words to be left out be left out, put and agreed...

I am telling you the interest here is overwhelming. You have had your bite. Hon. Julius Melly.

What is your point of order, Hon. Murugara?

Well, you know the Speaker is blind. In as much as I have seen overwhelming interest in the debate, a Member has risen from his place under Standing Order No.95 that we call upon the Mover to reply. I will put the Question. (Question, that the Mover be now called...

Hon. Members, the time being

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this chance. The Conflict of Interest Bill is trying to take us to level zero, which is good. I was recently talking to a young man who had just left college and I told him to try engaging in business. He said...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairman. As I support this, the Chairman of the Budget and Appropriations Committee should assure not only this House but the country as a whole that this is now fixing the new model of funding in universities so that the students who are in universities can...

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Chairman. The Temporary Chairman (Hon. David Ochieng’) : Hon. Omboko, what is out of order? I want to be very clear in my mind. When the Chairman of the Budgets and Appropriations Committee talks about boom being back, is he saying that the...

This increment, which we appreciate, basically goes to the statutory payments of the teachers. As you will be seeing, both housing levy, and so on and so forth... We, however, have a chunk of teachers who have worked for a contract period of one year as noted in their letters....

Order Members. You may take your seats. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION OF COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY ON SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES I FOR FY 2023/2024 Order, Hon. Members! Take your seats. We are back in the House. The Chairperson.

Mover.

Hon. Kimani.

Order, Hon. Members. Thank you, Members. The mood is that we put the Question. Before I put the Question, let me thank the Members for sitting late. I thank Hon. Ochieng’ for taking us through that very long Committee of Suppy. (Applause) ADJOURNMENT Hon. Members, you may be up standing....

Order, Hon. Farah. A Member has risen in his place and challenged your dress code. You are a veteran, highly respected and ranking Member of this Chamber. You know very well that the scarf you are wearing depicts the colours of a particular country. It is very well in order...

Very well. Hon. Gikaria.

At the very back is that Hon…

No! I mean at the back there. Is that Hon. Esther Passaris? Proceed.

Who is seconding? Please give the Hon. Member a microphone. There is one around you there.

Very well. (Question proposed)

No. Let us have some people have a bite on this. I will follow the list. The first one is Hon. Moses Malulu Injendi.

Very well. Hon. Wangwe.

Hon. Kuria Kimani. I know you did not get a chance to speak to the previous business that concerned issues of ladies. Proceed.

Very well. Hon. Members, Supreme Care Academy, Kiamba in Kiambu County are seated in the Public Gallery. I want to acknowledge their presence and wish them well as they continue watching the proceedings of this House. Next to speak on this matter is Hon. Makali Mulu.

Thank you. Clerk-at-the-Table, confirm whether we have quorum. (Hon. Temporary Speaker consulted the Clerks-at-the-Table)(Loud consultations)(Loud consultations) Order, Hon. Members. You may take your seats, please. A Member rose in his place and drew the attention of the Speaker to Standing Order 35 on the issue of quorum. We have since...

There are no amendments on all these sections, Hon. Members. (Sections 19(2) , 19 (3) , 21 (1) (b) , 23 (2) , 24, 25 (3) (a) , 26 (1) , 26 (2) , 76, 77 (2) , 78, 79, 84, 85 (4) , 86, 87 (1) , 88, 89,...

Thank you.

Very well. Hon. Shakeel.