Jeremiah Omboko Milemba

Very well. Next is the Hon. Janet Sitienei.

Order. There is a Member who has just crossed the Floor without bowing to the Chair, and he has done so several times this afternoon. This afternoon, under the chairmanship of the Speaker, the House spared a few minutes to talk about order in the House. Can you go back...

Is Hon. John Gitonga in the House? Is Hon. Martin Wanyonyi in the House? In the absence of Hon. Martin Wanyonyi, could we have Hon. Charles Onchoke from Bonchari Constituency? Let us have Hon. Phylis Bartoo. I would like to ask the Members who are in the House to put...

Member for Funyula, Hon. (Dr.) Wilberforce Oundo.

Very well. Hon. Peter Olechakapong. Did I get the name right? Proceed.

Very well.

Majority Whip, I see you are on the list, but you have already spoken on this Motion.

No. The rules of this House do not allow you to speak twice on the same Motion. You did well and that should suffice. Let us have the veteran legislator, Hon. Jayne Kihara, the Member for Naivasha.

Very well, but you must remember, Hon. Osoro, that you are informing a veteran legislator who was there when the original CDF Bill was introduced in the House in 2003. You may proceed, Hon. Member.

A Member has risen in his place and indicated that we do not have quorum. Serjeant-at-Arms, could we have the Quorum Bell rung? (The Quorum Bell was rung) (Some Hon. Members attempted to withdraw from the chamber) Order, Hon. Members! No Member is allowed to walk out of the House...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me a chance to weigh in on this Bill by Hon. Simon King’ara, which tries to mitigate the challenges that are not only in the boda boda sector, but both two-wheeled and three- wheeled vehicles. Three-wheeled vehicles would refer to what we call...

Very well. Hon. Wamuchomba, you may proceed.

Please, add Hon. Wamuchomba one more minute.

The first person to have a bite on this is Hon. Wanyonyi. Hon. Ferdinand Wanyonyi (Kwanza, FORD–K) : Hon. Temporary Speaker, thank you very much for giving me the opportunity. I also want to thank Hon. Didmus Barasa. In my local language, I call him guka, meaning grandfather. I want...

Very well. Hon. Members, I acknowledge the presence of students of Titus Ngoyoni Memorial Primary School, Laisamis Constituency, Marsabit County. They are seated in the Public Gallery. (Applause)

The Member for Mandera South, Hon. Adul Haro. Is he in the House? He is not in the House. Hon. John Kaguchia. Is he in the House? Then let us have Hon. Rindikiri, Mugambi.

Hon. John Bwire. That will be his maiden speech. Therefore, no interference. Proceed.

Well spoken. This also came up earlier this morning during debate. Cabinet Secretaries are being called to order to enforce and implement regulations thereof, that they may or may not have made. Where they have not made them, they need to do so. The same argument arose on the Floor...

Ahsante sana kwa kuwapa wenzako nafasi. The next Member to contribute to this Bill is Hon. Tandaza.

Next is Hon Caroli Omondi.

Order, Hon. Caroli Omondi. You will have a balance of eight minutes to speak on this next time. ADJOURNMENT Hon. Members, the time being

Thank you. Hon. Members, let me acknowledge the presence in the Public Gallery this afternoon, of students from the very famous Precious Blood, Riruta from Dagoretti North Constituency, Nairobi County.

Hon. Member, that is not a matter that requires discussion. Allow the House to proceed, unless there is a very special point of order. I think you do not need to go that direction. Let me first announce that at exactly 5.00 p.m., I will be calling upon the Member...

Hon. Farah, you have spoken very well on this matter. We added you one minute. Please allow other Members to speak on this. (Hon. Farah Maalim spoke off the record) We add you one more minute due to public demand, please.

What is your point of order, Hon. Millie?

Very well. The Hon. Francis Sigei, the Member for Sotik.

Very well. Hon. Gabriel Kagombe of Gatundu South. He is not in the House. Next is Hon. Peter Kihungi of Kangema. Proceed.

Very well. Hon. Julius ole Sunkuli.

Very well. Hon. Millie Odhiambo.

Order, Hon. Millie. The time being MOTION OF ADJOURNMENT ON A MATTER OF URGENT NATIONAL IMPORTANCE OUTBREAK OF UNKNOWN DISEASES IN SCHOOLS

You move the Motion. Hon. Members, this being an Adjournment Motion under Standing Order 33, all other contributors will have five minutes. The first one will be Hon. Fred Ikana. [The Temporary Speaker (Hon. Omboko Milemba) left the Chair] [The Temporary Speaker (Hon. Peter Kaluma) took the Chair]

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. The matter we are dealing with is that of the deaths of our children. The Hon. Member is on her feet indicating that congestion in schools is courtesy of people lining their pockets. The 100 per cent...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Let me begin by apologising. I had to make that point of order. I would like to send my condolences to the affected families and the school. The schools involved include Khasoko, Mukumu and Butere. By the time I left Western Kenya, there was a...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker for giving me this chance. When you retreat to make your ruling, it is important that you refer to the ruling you made when we were discussing political party coalitions. You made the ruling that you made because Azimio-One Kenya Alliance could not be put together....

Hon. Temporary Speaker, having gone through the Report, Hon. Martin Otieno qualifies to take over the position that he has been vetted for. Hon. Temporary Speaker, I would, however, quickly draw your attention to the situation in the fish industry and the task that awaits Mr. Oduor. This is an...

Very well. Hon. Peter Kihungi. If he is not in the House, I will proceed. Hon. Paul Biego Chesumei. Not being in the House, I move to Hon. Eric Muchangi, the Member for Runyenjes.

Very well. Hon. Kibet Komingoi.

Very well. Hon. Richard Yegon.

Hon. Mary Emaase.

Hon. Naomi Waqo.

Thank you. Next is Hon. Rindikiri Mugambi. Thank you for being patient.

Yes, Hon. Ndindi Nyoro, Member for Kiharu.

Very well. You can also have a chance of bringing a substantive Bill that relates to the matter that you have addressed last, and which is of importance to this country. Let us have the Member of Parliament for Sotik, Hon. Francis Sigei.

Very well. Hon. Harrison Kombe, Member for Magarini. Sasa tumekufikia.

Order, Member. There is a point of order. Maybe you remember you have to state which point of order you are registering.

Order. Whereas you have Mhe. Harrison Kombe (Magarini, ODM): Asante, Mhe. Spika wa Muda. Ni ishara mbaya kwa mwenzangu kusimama nikiendelea, huku akileta hoja ya nidhamu pasipo kuwa na utovu wa nidhamu.Kuna haja ya kuhakikisha wavuvi wetu, wawe wa ziwani au baharini, wanapewa vifaa vya kutosha kufanyia kazi zao, hasa...

Very well. We have few minutes left. For affirmative action, let us give Hon. Toto an opportunity to speak.

Hon. Geoffrey Mwangi.

Order Hon. Member. You still have a balance of about four minutes and we shall carry it forward to the next session. Hon. Members, the time being 7.00 p.m., the House stands adjourned until Tuesday, 18th April 2023 at 2.30 p.m. The House rose at 7.01 p.m. Published by Clerk...

Thank you Hon. Deputy Speaker and thank you for acknowledging my teaching profession. Hon. Deputy Speaker, if there is any one profession that has been hurt most by the SRC, it is that of teachers of Kenya. They have continuously released circulars and letters which otherwise control everything in terms...

Hon. Rindikiri, you are in order. Hon. Godfrey Ruku.

Very well. Next is Hon. Stephen Mogaka, Member for West Mugirango. Proceed.

Hon. Rashid Bedzimba of Kisauni.

I think, the last one to contribute on this is Hon. Dekow Mohamed, Member for Garissa Township.

Hon. Julius Mawathe, Member for Embakasi South.

Very well, there being no other interest to speak on this matter, I want to call upon the Mover to reply.

Very well, Hon. Members, we shall defer putting of the Question until next session. (Putting of the Question deferred) Next Order. NOTING OF REPORT OF 61ST SESSION OF OACPS PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY AND 42ND SESSION OF ACP-EU JOINT PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY

Serjeant-at-Arms, may you ring the bell for 10 minutes. (The Quorum Bell was rung) Hon. Members, I can ascertain that even after ringing the bell, we still do not have quorum. ADJOURNMENT Hon. Members, the time being