Omboko Milemba

Thank you. We now get back to resumption of debate on teachers’ deployment. We have one hour 40 minutes remaining time to debate this. Let us now move to the next speaker on the list, Hon. Caroline Ng’elechei of Elgeyo Marakwet. I will have to do away with the remainder...

Order, Hon. Members. Let me acknowledge the presence of the following schools in the Public Gallery. (Members spoke off-record) It seems like they have already left. We had a number of schools there. Let us move on with the debate. Next to speak is Hon. Hussein Bare. I am following...

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Well, you really do not have that loci standi to contribute time. Hon. Members, I am following the list. So, it is very fair. Next to speak on this Motion is Hon. Agnes Pareyio, Member for Narok North, please.

Very well. Hon. Bisau Kakai. Give him the microphone. Proceed.

Thank you. I think your point of order may not be relevant now. The speaker who was on the Floor is already down, so we move to our next speaker. You may bring it later. The next Member is Hon. Parashina of Kajiado South.

There are a number of interventions which are not relevant. Could Hon. Irene Mayaka, Hon. Hussein Weytan of Mandera East and Hon. Moses Injendi remove their intervention requests? I am talking about interventions because we are on the main Motion. You can do exactly that, so that I see if...

Thank you very much for donating some time to the other colleagues. Hon. Adams Kipsanai, Keiyo North, you are the next on the line. Not being there… (Hon. Dan Wanyama consulted the Clerk-at-the-Table) Order, Dan Wanyama! Order! Take your seat please. Next is Hon. Julius Rutto, Member for Kesses.

Very well. I want to also indicate that there will be more time, space and opportunities to speak in this House during the prime time. Now that you have passed the Motion on nominees to the Cabinet, we shall have time for Questions, Petitions and many other opportunities. Let us...

Hon. Hussein Weytan, Member for Mandera East. If he is not in, the next person is Hon. Abraham Kirwa, Member for Mosop.

Very well. If you are in the House on time and you key in your card, you will get a chance. Next is Hon. Joseph Cherorot, Member for Kipkelion East.

Yes, Hon. Gideon Ochanda. Thank you for following the queue. Proceed.

Thank you. Next is Hon. Sirat Ali, nominated Member. Give him any microphone around him.

Thank you. That was a maiden speech. Next is Hon. Mangale Chiforomodo, Member for Lungalunga.

Next on the list is Hon. Moses Injendi. Thank you for following the queue despite being a ranking Member. Please, proceed.

What is your point of order? Give her the microphone. Order, Member. You now have the microphone.

Hon. Malulu Injendi, you have been advised to use parliamentary language as much as possible. You may proceed. Give Hon. Malulu Injendi the microphone.

Very well. Let us have Hon. Khamala Mukwana of Lurambi Constituency.

No. Please, key out. Let us have Hon. Marianne Kitany of Aldai. Next, let us have Hon. Ali.

Thank you very much, Hon. Members. The time being 5.28 p.m., the time allocated for this Motion is actually over. I now call upon the Mover to reply.

The faster you go the better as they will have their time. You may proceed. Please give Hon. Zamzam the microphone. There is a microphone that is now on your left side. Please.

Very well time has run out, or do we still have time Hon. Wambilianga.

Hon. Wambilianga.

I think having exhausted the time for this Motion and looking at the House, we shall defer putting of the Question on this Motion to the next Sitting of the House. Next Order! (Putting of the Question deferred) RECOGNITION AND REMUNERATION OF VILLAGE ELDERS Mover. You may proceed.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I was among the first people here. Thank you for the opportunity you have given me to contribute on this matter. Let me begin by congratulating and supporting the list of Members in that Committee. The list is solid and, at least, I see two people...

Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. Let me congratulate Hon. Elsie of Kakamega County for moving this Motion on school feeding programme. I will be very brief. The earliest signs of trying to introduce school feeding programme in Kenya can be traced as early as 1941. The colonial government tried what...