Junet Sheikh Nuh Mohamed

I second. Have you seconded? I have seconded. (Hon. Anthony Oluoch and other Members consulted loudly)

Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this opportunity. At the outset, I stand to second the Motion for the approval of the nominees. I also support the Motion because, as you said earlier, it is the constitutional responsibility of this House to make sure that this country has cabinet...

As a Committee, when we say that someone is not suitable for this job, we are not imputing any improper motive on that person. We are just saying that, that person is not suitable for this job, but can do another job elsewhere. We are not in this National Assembly...

Hon. Speaker, I am very happy that the Leader of the Majority Party has allowed me to inform him. He has said that the cabinet secretaries must serve the country. We are suffering in this country. We have a Deputy President who is serving only one region. The region I...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. Today is a heavy day for me because the people this House is losing who are going to the Executive are people I have worked with very closely. Hon. Mbadi was our Leader of the Minority Party in the 12th Parliament, and I was his Minority...

Hon. Speaker, this matter is settled by your last statement. You need to write to the President to agree to tell him that the House has agreed with his Message in the memorandum. What Members are contemplating on is the fact that when a Bill goes through the Third Reading...

On a point of order. Hon. Junet. Hon. Speaker, I wish to comment on this matter. You know Communication from the Chair is never debated on. Hon. Speaker, it is true but this is a very weighty matter - the Memorandum from the President on the Finance Bill. Yes. For...

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. Yes, Hon. Junet. What is it? Hon. Speaker, in Parliament, they normally say that what you communicate is final. I am not sure whether this list is correct. (Laughter)(Loud consultations) Order. For the people who have been nominated again, we know what they...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me an opportunity. I have heard what Hon. Mbadi has said. In my view, now that we are dealing with a very important issue of the Finance Bill, I think it is important we go on recess so that we can go and explain...

Hon. Speaker, in line with your guidance, I also had an amendment and I thank you for giving me this opportunity to withdraw it. But for the orderly business of the House, I want to bring to your attention that as a Minority group, we had a Parliamentary Group meeting...

On a point of order, Hon. Chair.

Hon. Chairlady, I can see the Chairman has proposed an amendment, that we remove the Motor Vehicle Tax. We believe it is too rigid and late. We are rejecting the Bill in totality. Put the Question! (Clause 9 as amended agreed to) Clause 10

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. Before I give you our tellers, I want to seek your indulgence. This is not the first time we are voting manually or verbally. We have done this before and we will do so with decorum. You have clearly stated there are only three votes here...

Hon. Speaker, we still seek your indulgence. Because we are very many in this House and all Members are available, we cannot hear ourselves properly. Allow us to use the microphone so that people can be heard loud and clear voting ‘yes’ or ‘no’. We are insisting; we are not...

Thank you very much, Hon. Speaker, for your guidance, which was well-researched. However, it is the view of the minority side that on this matter of the Finance Bill, we vote manually or orally or through roll call. On this one, people do not have a lot of faith in...

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. What is it, Hon. Junet? Hon. Speaker, I seek your indulgence. As you are aware, there is time for everything. (Loud consultations) Order, Hon. Members. I cannot hear Hon. Junet clearly. Hon. Speaker, as you are aware, there is time for debate and...

Hon. Deputy Speaker, I stand under Standing Order 35 and ask whether there is quorum in the House. Please ascertain whether there is quorum in the House. Muende nyumbani Bwana. Muache kutusumbua!.

I thank you, Hon. Speaker for your guidance. Having said that, can you… (Hon. Ruth Odinga stood in front of Hon. Junet Mohamed) Order, Hon. Ruth Odinga. It is out of order to stand between a Member on his feet and the Speaker. Hon. Speaker, you have guided us well....

Hon. Speaker, Hon. Millie has graduated to a grandmother. Go on, Hon. Junet. Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I stand to oppose the Finance Bill 2024. When it was tabled for the First Reading, I took a copy. I said to myself it was not made on earth but somewhere else....

Hon. Speaker, I have not spoken about that. I talked about rubber. I did not speak about assembled and non-assembled. You must be in a different House or the Uasin Gishu County Assembly. (Laughter)

Hon. Speaker. We are now in the Plenary of the House and not in the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning. The decision on the Bill will be made on the Floor of this House, not in the Committee. Where Hon. Kamket comes from, when you collect cattle, you...

Hon. Speaker, I seek your indulgence on a matter that is also very important to the House. As you are aware, in this month of June, we are dealing with financial issues. Tomorrow, the Cabinet Secretary will be here to give us highlights on the Budget Estimates. After that, we...

Hon. Speaker, this matter that Hon. Jared has raised is of national importance. We are dealing with the Offices of the President and the Deputy Presidency, as the Member for Budalangi, Hon. Wanjala, says. (Hon. Raphael Wanjala spoke off the record) Yesterday, I saw what was happening on social media,...

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. Order, Leader of the Majority Party. Yes, Hon. Junet. What is the point of order? Hon. Speaker, I wish to ask the Leader of the Majority Party whether he is correctly saying that on a plane that was to carry 60 people, 14...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, I stand to support the amendments by the Senate. Let us be honest to ourselves and to Kenyans. Some of the counties you see in this country have seen Ksh1 billion for the first time in their lives after devolution. We shall, as a House, not be...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, Hon. Makilap is a former Speaker of Baringo County. It will be sad if he will be used to derail devolution in this country. We are dealing with a Budget of Ksh3.9 trillion, which is almost Ksh4 trillion. We are giving counties only Ksh396 billion. We have...

Today is indeed a sad day for our country. For sure, this was not the expectations of Kenyans today. They expected an indictment because of what happened in this country by supplying fake fertiliser to Kenyans. It is a very grievous matter. For us to exonerate a Cabinet Secretary who...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I would like to ask a supplementary question. Firstly, I do not understand which law the concept of the whole- of-the-government approach is anchored on. I do not know what it is. I know there is the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection and the Ministry...

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. Hold, Cabinet Secretary. Hon. Junet, what is your point of order? Hon. Speaker, I do not know whether you have listened to the Cabinet Secretary keenly. She has put up a very rosy picture that the hospitals are working and that KNH is...

Hon. Speaker, in line with the Adjournment Motion that has been moved by Hon. Sarah Korere, while you were away on other parliamentary business last week, Hon. (Dr) James Nyikal sought an adjournment motion. He stood under Standing Order 33 (1) to move a motion on a matter of urgent...