MAJIMBO, JOSEPH KALASINGA

Hon. Speaker, I will kindly take the undertaking as well because I am a Member of that Committee. I will call him immediately after I get out. Thank you.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. The courts are intending to throw this House under the bus, and we must be very careful. In the 48 Laws of Power, if you want to disperse the flock, you strike the shepherd. You are the shepherd of this House. Striking you would disperse the...

Thank you very much. Precisely, I will take one minute. As a Member of Parliament representing Kenya in that very honourable Parliament in Midrand, South Africa, I welcome my colleagues to this very important Parliament in the very important state called Kenya. So far, they can see for themselves that...

Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker for giving me a chance to contribute. I affirm at the outset that I strongly support. Firstly, this House and the government must understand that education has become dynamic. The days when students were forced to repeat classes because they had not performed...

Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker. From the onset, I oppose this appointment. I oppose this appointment with serious facts that should be listened to. Even if we are talking about gender, I am not opposing because we have women. I am opposing because in all parts of this...

Accepted, but mark my time.

Hon. Temporary Speaker, as a statement of fact, I am a Member of Parliament for Kabuchai Constituency. From that constituency, there is no single appointment of a woman that has taken place. If I am wrong, name one. We want Hon. Kaluma to name one woman from Kabuchai. That is...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, as a statement of fact, I want Hon. Kaluma to name one woman from Kabuchai who has been appointed. I am here on a matter of fact. I apologise for using the word Mt. Kenya, but I am not apologising on a matter of fact. No single...

Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I expect you to do exactly as I have said on the specific matter, but not everything. Hon. Temporary Speaker, state the specific matters. I remain firm on what I have said. I have knowledge about it unless there is anything wrong that...

Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. This Clause will be abused very badly and used against whoever you want to eliminate from an institution. Therefore, with a lot of humility, I kindly ask Chairman to drop it. It will be abused by this institution because there is no measuring...

Thank you very much Hon. Temporary Chairlady. If a farmer has quarter an acre with pulping station, is he not a small holder? The definition is vague. Does small mean one who has a pulping station even if they have a quarter an acre with 10 stems? We need more...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, I strongly second.(Question of the recommital proposed)(Question of the recommital deferred)For the convenience of the House, question to the proposal to recommit will be put when the matter will next be scheduled for transacting by the House. Hon. Members, this has been one of the most active...

Thank you very much, Hon. Speaker, for giving this very ample time. Mine is a true comment. Your judgment is purely Solomonic. You have made a decision that will never be challenged anywhere. We do not want to make a decision that will be challenged. You have given us the...

Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I think Kabuchai cannot be left out in congratulating Hon. Millie in her new capacity. We know that she is equal to the task of carrying the responsibility of that position. I respect her so much. Even before I became a Member of...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. This Motion by the Hon. Bakoki. Bakoki is a western term. It means that you were circumcised in the same year. Indeed, you know very well that Hon. Nabulindo and I were elected on the same date in a by-election. That is where it emanates...

Hon. Speaker, I beg to give notice of the following Motion: THAT, aware that Article 57 of the Constitution obligates the State to take measures to secure the rights of older persons to live in dignity and receive reasonable care and assistance from the State; noting that, to actualise the...