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Sen. Obure Thank you, Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir. You know when it becomes secret issues. You are still the same Leshore that I knew.

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Sen. Obure Mr. Speaker, Sir, I take this chance to thank my colleagues. I am so humbled to see the confidence that this House has in me. I promise to discharge my duties as Temporary Speaker with dedication in order to make sure that this House is satisfied with my...

Mr. Speaker, Sir, I take this chance to thank my colleagues. I am so humbled to see the confidence that this House has in me. I promise to discharge my duties as Temporary Speaker with dedication in order to make sure that this House is satisfied with my performance. With...

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Sen. Obure Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, thank you for giving me a chance to seek a clarification. First, I want to state for the record that the handling of this matter by the Government and its agents particularly in Kisii and Nyamira counties has been very poor leaving many people...

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Sen. Obure Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, it will be good for you to give me a hearing because we deliberated on Sen. Ndiema’s matter at the committee level. That is why I felt free to bring what we discussed to the attention of everybody. I am happy Sen. Chris Obure...

Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, it will be good for you to give me a hearing because we deliberated on Sen. Ndiema’s matter at the committee level. That is why I felt free to bring what we discussed to the attention of everybody. I am happy Sen. Chris Obure has already...

On a point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. Order, Sen. Ndiema! Sen. Lenny Kivuti is on a point of order. Let him finish what he is saying.

On where any registered ID comes from, it would be very easy because we will just take this report and note all the ID cards which are there and we put a supplementary question. If that comes up, I will be the first person to request that, that question be...

On a point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. Order, Sen. Ndiema! The report states where all the allotees come from as listed in the five bullets on page eight and nine. If you wish to have a more specific answer on each of that group of people, then it...

we are getting pretty confused about this because it is going on and off. It must come to an end.

I had sought it on the Floor of the House.

On a point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. Mine is just to give a brief reaction to what you said. Just the fact that in my own understanding, there is one dissent from the committee, does not exclude the fact that it is still a report of the committee....

On a point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. I do not know if I am in order because I hear the discussion is going differently. I remember Sen. Ndiema requesting for that information. However, I do not know whether it was to come in as another statement or what...

a District Commissioner there.

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Sen. Obure Hon Senators, it is now time to adjourn the Senate. The time being 6.30 p.m, the business of the Senate stands adjourned until tomorrow, Thursday 6th November, 2014 at 2.30 p.m. The Senate rose at 6.30 p.m.

Order Senator. Take note that this is a Committee report and it falls under the provisions of Standing Order No. 100. As a Mover, you have one hour. If you wish to continue with your statement when we resume, you still have 42 minutes. ADJOURNMENT

Hon Senators, it is now time to adjourn the Senate. The time being 6.30 p.m, the business of the Senate stands adjourned until tomorrow, Thursday 6th November, 2014 at 2.30 p.m. The Senate rose at 6.30 p.m.

Sen. Obure Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir. The issue which has been raised by hon. Billow Kerrow is of grave concern to the counties. Only yesterday, there was a public hearing in respect to the Bill brought by Sen. (Dr.) Zani. If you attended that meeting, you would be...

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