Hon. Amollo, Paul Otiende

Contributed on the discussion on the Marriage(amendment) bill(16th August 2023).

Deferred on the consideration of the Conflict of Interest Bill.

Contributed on the statement on standardisation and production of school uniforms.

Contributed on the point of order on sub-judice on deployment of officers to the multinational security support mission to Haiti.

Contributed on the motion on approval of deployment of police officers to the multinational security support mission to Haiti.

Contributed on the motion on comments on legislative proposals to amend articles 88 and 89 of the Constitution.He raised a point of order.Contributed on the Kenya Drugs Authority Bill(24th October 2023).Contributed on the second reading on Kenya Drugs Authority Bill.Contributed on the Senate Amendments to the Affordable Housing Bills.Contributed on  the second reading of the National Government Administration Laws(14th october 2023).He supported the motion to adopt the NADCO report.Contributed on the discussion on  a statement on recommendations of presidential working party on education reforms.Spoke about the process and constitutional provisions related to the impeachment of a Cabinet Secretary, emphasizing that the House should debate the Committee's findings but not vote on them if they are unsubstantiated.Supported a petition related to unfair labor practices against medical interns and condemned the assault on doctors during a peaceful demonstration.Contributed on the motion on adoption of report on universities regulations.Contributed on the motion on adoption of report on the proposed reduction of projected ceilings for KeRRa for the financial years 2024/2025 and 2026/2027.Contributed on the discussion on the second reading of the Regional Development Authorities Bill(12th March 2024).21st February 2024: He moved that Clause 4 of The Affordable Housing Bill be deleted.
He paid tribute to General Francis Ogolla. He raised a question to the speaker to inform the house on the status of abducted members of the public before proceeding to vote in the matter of the Finance Bill 2024 to ensure their safety. He stated the importance of discussing all the contents of the Finance Bill 2024, and for the house majority not to diminish discussions based on technicalities. He proposed the rejection of the Finance Bill 2024, stating that it was not in the itnerests of Kenyans, and that their views should be heard.
Challenged the notion of secrecy in recruitment processes, particularly in the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) as he was of the opinion that revealing the names of those recruited would ensure fairness and accountability, in line with the Constitution and the Access to Information Act of 2016. Supported the motion to impeach the Deputy President, citing unethical practices and misuse of office. Advocated for a shift to a "police service" characterized by professionalism, transparency, and respect for human rights and highlighted the need to address unlawful actions against citizens. Supported the nomination of the new Inspector-General and praised the his respect for the rule of law and urged him to restore public confidence in the police service by ending impunity and enforcing lawful practices.