James Opiyo Wandayi

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. Yes, Hon. Wandayi. Hon. Speaker, I listened keenly to your ruling on this contentious issue. Whereas, of course, I do not agree with it, I would wish to acknowledge the fact that this House operates in a quasi-judicial manner. Therefore, in line with...

Hon. Speaker, thank you very much. This being my first time to speak in the 13th Parliament, allow me to take this opportunity to, first and foremost, congratulate you on your election as the Hon. Speaker of this 13th National Assembly. I also congratulate my colleagues who have made it...

Hon. Speaker, if I could be allowed to read…

Can I continue!

Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for protecting me from my friend and senior in the House, Hon. Duale. In the course of my submissions, I will be educating him a little bit on matters law. Hon. Speaker, I was saying that on 7th September, the Registrar of Political Parties wrote back...

You can say no, but I am telling you what is here. You can continue shouting no, but it will not make a difference. “Muungano Party (MP) , Maendeleo Chap Chap (MCC) , Democratic Action Party (DAP-K) , Devolution Empowerment Party (DEP) , United Party of Independent Alliance (UPIA) ,...

Let me end, Hon. Speaker. You have 10 seconds, Hon. Wandayi. Hon. Speaker, let me end by saying this: That in the present circumstances, may you be guided by the famous doctrine in the Law of Torts “Res Ipsa Loquitur”. With those many words, I thank you.

Mine is a different issue. The Ag. Clerk of the National Assembly (Ms Serah Kioko) : It is not on the election of the Speaker? No, it is not. The Ag. Clerk of the National Assembly (Ms Serah Kioko) : Okay. Let us hear Hon. Duale. (Members consulted loudly)