Hon. Wetangula, Timothy Wanyonyi

Contributed on the motion to establish a National Cancer Prevention and Control Fund .Contributed on the motion on the adoption of report of the auditor general on the financial statements of state corporations for various financial years.Welcomed students to parliament.

Contributed on the discussion on the question on Public Health Concerns at Langata Cemetry.

Contributed on the motion on development and implementation of a programme for voluntary regularisation of land occupied by squatters for aprescribed period.Contributed on the motion on the debate on the annual presidential address to parliament.

Contributed on the president's annual address to parliament.

Gave notice on the motion on formulation of a land policy on zoning of land for agriculture and built development.

Contributed on the motion on regulation of the sugar industry to discourage branding of sugar by non-millers.

Contributed on the discussion on The Cotton Industry Development Bill.He sought clarification on the strategies that are in place to regulate the number of graduates from medical schools in the country from the CS for Health.He contributed on the motion of adjournment. He contributed to the motion regarding the Finance Bill 2024 and advocated for its rejection, owing to the heavy financial burden it would add to Kenyans. He advocated for to the motion to create a policy framework for effective alnd use in rural areas, highlighting that it would promote agricultural productivity. He also supported the motion to pass the Public Service Internship Bill, stating that it would promote better training, remuneration and streamlining of employment opportunities for the youth. Contributed to the debate on land committees legislation by supporting the establishment of constituency-level land committees to replace land control boards. He examined the sugar industry's downfall, pinpointing middlemen exploitation and political meddling in state-owned mills. Welcomed Aga Khan Academy students to Parliament and weighed in on the bursary consolidation motion, recounting the evolution from secretive government bursaries to decentralized funding through NG-CDF. Raised critical questions to the CS for Environment, Climate Change and Forestry regarding river depletion across counties. Commended the CS's detailed response on river conservation, focusing on Nairobi River's potential, and requested ministerial intervention to reclaim encroached riparian land near Westgate Mall. Endorsed the Land Control Bill, emphasizing local committees to resolve land disputes, reduce court cases, and protect agricultural land from excessive division with the aim of safeguard community land rights and food security.