Bowen David Kangongo

Hon. Bowen Thank you, Hon. Speaker. From the word go, I oppose this Report. The issue of KNH is beyond some of the recommendations made by the Departmental Committee on Health. I had time to look at the Report. Going back to 1963 or thereabout, the first President of this...

Hon. Bowen Hon. Speaker, I said that majority of Members in this House and even those at the top level of Government do not want to be associated with KNH, especially when seeking medical attention. It is the same with regard to our medical cover. We should have a National...

Hon. Bowen Hon. Speaker, I want to oppose this Report. Let us reject it and, if possible, have a commission of inquiry in place or further investigations be conducted into the affairs of KNH so that we can fix the systems. It is not enough to say that we send...

Hon. Bowen Thank you, Hon. Speaker. Mine is on the same note. Standing Order No. 122 talks of the procedure of application of a Bill and also the introduction of a Bill into the House. Most of the Bills, including the Roads Bill you are talking about, are introduced to...

Hon. Bowen On a point of order, Hon. Speaker.

Hon. Bowen Hon. Speaker, this is in relation to the leadership of the Houses of Parliament in reference to Article 108 of the Constitution, which talks about the Leader of the Majority Party and the Leader of the Minority Party in the National Assembly. (An hon. Member stood on the...

Hon. Bowen Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I am making reference to Article 108 of the Constitution about the leadership of Parliament both in the National Assembly and the Senate. The Constitution is very clear about the Leader of the Majority Party and the Leader of the Minority Party. What the...

Hon. Bowen On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Deputy Speaker. The Temporary Deputy Speaker (Hon. Omulele) : What is out of order, Hon. Kangogo? Hon. Bowen Thank you, Hon. Temporary Deputy Speaker. The Leader of the Majority Party should know that this is Parliament. Order No.13, which is a...