Jeremiah Omboko Milemba

1 Bills 212 Contributions 5 Committees 9 Questions 0 Petitions

CURRENT POSITIONS

COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP

Vice-Chairperson of the House Business committee.
Member of the Labour committee.
Member of the Liaison committee.
Member of the Procedure and House Rules committee.
Member of the Public Debt and Privatisation committee.

PARLIAMENTARY ACTIVITY

212 counted contributions in this Parliament, 16 of them in 2026. Omboko Milemba also took 1616 presiding turns — procedural speech from the Chair, shown here but not scored.

Named by other members: 189

Other members named Omboko Milemba in 189 passages of debate across 113 sittings, by 37 different members.

This counts the times somebody else named Omboko Milemba in debate. It is not a contribution — a contribution is something Omboko Milemba said — and the two are never added together.

Plenary Contribution 28th November 2023

1 contribution in 1 section

Certified Hansard section Tuesday, 28th November, 2023 - Afternoon Sitting

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I also thank Hon. Otiende Amollo for raising this matter, but above all I thank you for bringing this Bill at midday today so that we can at least make headway. I will talk about this issue from a position of independence of Parliament called the...

Plenary Contribution 23rd November 2023

0 contributions in 1 section

Certified Hansard section Thursday, 23rd November, 2023 - Afternoon Sitting

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. What is your point of order, Hon. Milemba? 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,...

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...

Plenary Contribution 22nd November 2023

3 contributions in 1 section

Certified Hansard section Wednesday, 22nd November, 2023 - Afternoon Sitting

On point of order. There is a point of order. Yes, Hon. Omboko Milemba. This is very rare and without any prejudice. We were doing the budget here two or three days ago and most of these honourable Members were in the House. I pleaded with them. We pleaded with...

Hon. Speaker, you always speak about issues of foreign debt even in meetings held in the constituency. Speaking of increasing foreign debt, since Hon. Mwai Kibaki’s presidency in 2013, our foreign debt has increased from about Ksh1.89 trillion to about Ksh8.588 trillion in the 2022/2023 Financial Year, which we are...

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. What is your point of order, Hon. Omboko Milemba? Order, Hon. Fatuma. It is not very common to rise on such a point of order. I wish that the Member substantiates clearly because this is a House of records. It is very...

Plenary Contribution 16th November 2023

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Certified Hansard section Thursday, 16th November, 2023 - Afternoon Sitting

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

Certified Hansard section Thursday, 16th November, 2023 - Afternoon Sitting

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....

Plenary Contribution 14th November 2023

1 contribution in 1 section

Certified Hansard section Tuesday, 14th November, 2023 - Afternoon Sitting

Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this chance to contribute. I was also here on Thursday to listen to the President on behalf of the people of Emuhaya. I listened with my third ear. As a student of History and Government and Rudolph Verderber on speech, I was happy...

Plenary Contribution 8th November 2023

3 contributions in 1 section

Certified Hansard section Wednesday, 8th November, 2023 - Afternoon Sitting

I am very sorry, Hon. Speaker. I find it glaringly incorrect for the House to be informed that a stadium like the one in Eldoret, unlike the one of Kakamega and Kisumu, is owned by national or county governments. I want to put it to you that even the stadium...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, I beg to report that the Committee of the whole House has considered the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No.13 of 2023) and approved the same with amendments.

Hon. Temporary Speaker, I beg to report to the House that a Committee of the Whole House has considered the Statutory Instruments (Amendment) Bill, (National Assembly) Bill No.2 of 2023 and approved the same with amendments.

Plenary Contribution 25th October 2023

5 contributions in 2 sections

Certified Hansard section Wednesday, 25th October, 2023 - Afternoon Sitting

No, I am very much placed. Okay. Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. Hon. Pukose is doubting my capacity on this one. Let me begin by indicating that I support the petitioners. They have picked out an item that is reminding me the history of France before the revolution. There were...

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.

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I will be very brief. On capitation, which the Cabinet Secretary talked about, the Chairperson knows we are doing very badly because the disbursement is at 46 per cent and 53 per cent in some schools, while in others it is at 18 and 19...

Certified Hansard section Wednesday, 25th October, 2023 - Afternoon Sitting

Thank you very much for that indulgence. Hon. Members, I will not necessarily speak just like a unionist but appeal to parliamentarians. The main reason teachers, not only in secondary schools but also in primary schools stagnate, is also due to allocations by Parliament. We now have a Supplementary Budget...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, I beg to report that the Committee of the whole House has considered the Insurance (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No.18 of 2023) and approved the same with amendment.

Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Thank you, Hon. James Nyikal, for the great insights into this Bill. This assisted reproductive technology has been ongoing for the longest time. It is just that it has been happening behind closed doors, possibly under the table. Sometimes, it happens outside the...

Plenary Contribution 24th October 2023

2 contributions in 1 section

Certified Hansard section Tuesday, 24th October, 2023 - Afternoon Sitting

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. Teachers are at the centre of everything that has been said. Examination centre organisers are headteachers or principals, who are teachers. In the event that anything goes wrong, teachers will be interdicted, punished and even dismissed by the TSC. Currently, examination invigilators have been forcefully invited....

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I want Hon. (Dr) Otiende and his cohort to listen to me. Indeed, the amendments by Hon. (Dr) Otiende Amollo had been spoken on by the substantive Speaker. You are further explaining well the fact that the Chair went early, makes his amendments not to...

Plenary Contribution 19th October 2023

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Certified Hansard section Thursday, 19th October, 2023 - Afternoon Sitting

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...

Plenary Contribution 11th October 2023

3 contributions in 1 section

Certified Hansard section Wednesday, 11th October, 2023 - Afternoon Sitting

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. Yes, Hon. Milemba. Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for the Communication about the Cabinet Secretaries appearing before Parliament. I totally agree with you. I am aligned. However, I see a danger in future where Members will be ready to deal with their questions and...

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.

Hon. Temporary Deputy Speaker, I beg to report that the Committee of the Whole House has considered the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendment) Bill, National Assembly Bill No.60 of 2022 and approved the same with amendments. The Temporary Deputy Speaker (Hon. Farah Maalim) : The Mover. Hon. Leader of the Majority...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, I beg to report that the Committee of the whole House has considered the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill, (National Assembly Bill No.60 of 2022) and approved the same with amendments.