TONGOYO, GABRIEL KOSHAL

Hon. Temporary Speaker, considering that the House is going on recess tomorrow, I can bring a response on the first Wednesday after we resume from recess. Considering the sensitivity of the matter, I will try and get the response as soon as possible and share it with the Member.

Hon. Temporary Speaker, it is also important to note that the management of the market is a shared function. Most markets are run by county governments. The response may require concurrence with the county government on mitigation and long-term solutions. When will you bring a response? I will bring a...

Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move: THAT, Clause 2 of the Bill be amended—

Hon. Temporary Chairlady, actually Members are losing the point. If you look further down in (b) and (c) respectively, they say that after introducing when initiating the issue of impeachment, we make it one-third to make it easy and possible. These CECs do oversight and that is exactly what we...

Let me make it clear. It is very simple, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. The only point of departure here is one, when you are initiating the impeachment Motion. Hon. Temporary Chairlady and colleagues, we wanted it to mirror exactly what happens in this House, so that it does not become almost...

I can see Hon. Nyikal and the learned counsel, Hon. TJ Kajwang’, aka the “Chief Justice” consulting. Members, there is nothing wrong or extraordinary in this amendment. There is nothing wrong in making it easy to introduce an impeachment Motion and give a higher threshold when going to the real...

Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I am sorry. It looks a bit confusing. If we defeat this amendment, it will take us back to what the proposal of the Bill originally intended. If we defeat this amendment, it means we revert to retaining the expression "two-thirds" which makes it almost completely impossible....

Hon. Speaker, I will respond to it. I do not know whether that is a security issue or a construction issue. I think it is more of a security issue. Okay, go ahead. Hon. Speaker, considering that we will be going on recess on 3rd July 2026, may you allow...

No, Hon. Speaker. His question was among the list that the Cabinet Secretary was to respond to. So, you will do that upon resumption from recess? Yes.

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. We can respond the first week once we resume from recess. But if we can get the response... You can do something next week. You have heard of those strings of brutal attacks on bodaboda riders or what did I hear? Yes, I did. I know...

Hon. Speaker, this is a situation that may not just be isolated to Luanda or Seme Constituencies. It is something that is all over the place. Maybe we can lump together with the question that we will be processing before the Committee when we will be seeing the Cabinet Secretary...

Hon. Speaker, the Member has two sets of questions, and I would like to start with a light one. The first question pertains to the operationalisation of administrative units in Ijara. Hon. Speaker, I request your indulgence. I have indicated that he has two sets of questions: one concerning the...

Regarding the first question, Luanda. The response from the Cabinet Secretary has consistently been the same; it has always centred around the budget. Therefore, the creation and operationalisation of the new units remain a key government strategy aimed at enhancing governance, improving security coordination, and bringing government services closer to...

Hon. Speaker, from the report, these attacks and killings by Al-Shabaab make it complex because these guys come from across the border. This is a problem that we have continuously faced. The issue here is that this is largely a multi-agency matter. Of course, the manner in which the agencies...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Considering that this is a sensitive and urgent matter, and that we may soon be proceeding for recess, I will bring a preliminary response on Thursday, 2nd July as we wait for a comprehensive report, which I will table in the House on the first...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. On the issue of when to respond to Hon. George Murugara, given the sensitivity of the matter, we will try to get the response, even if it is a preliminary one, on Thursday, 2nd July 2026. I still have one of your responses. On the...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. You have put it very well, and I agree that there has to be collaboration between the criminal justice system and other relevant institutions. Having said that, I want to re-affirm that we had called the Cabinet Secretary and the security agencies to appear before...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, it is true that this is an extremely sensitive issue that requires urgent attention. I also come from Narok County. Besides seeking a response from the Ministry, I took personal interest this morning and called the county commissioner and security agencies regarding what should be done. We...

He is our new Member. Hon. Tongoyo, please, table Hon. Zamzam’s response, as she is not in the House. You will also respond to Hon. Murugara. Do you have the response? Yes. My Vice-Chairperson will handle that.

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Order, Hon. Caroli, there is a point of order from the Chairman of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Affairs. Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. My good and learned friend, Hon. Caroli, is misleading the House. I challenge the Members who...

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. My learned friend, Caroli Omondi, should not mislead this House.

I am not.

On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Hon. Tongoyo is on a point of order. Hon. Temporary Speaker, I want to be very factual. I respect our senior counsel there. If you are keen to look into those specifications, there is nothing like confidential. For example, in the Ministry...

Hon. Speaker, I beg for your indulgence on this because, having listened carefully to the Statement, the Member of Parliament is largely talking about compensation of livestock. His Statement should probably be committed to the Departmental Committee on Agriculture and Livestock. I know there was some money for compensation and...

Hon. Speaker, probably Hon. Weytan could have obstructed your attention. I heard the Member of Parliament talk about the compensation for victims in terms of livestock losses. The other Question was whether there is a budgetary allocation for the same. My conclusion is that he may be referring to a...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I request that we respond in two weeks, or on the first Thursday after we resume from recess.

Yes.

Hon. Speaker, I doubt. The Statement should be redirected to the Departmental Committee on Regional Development. As per our Standing Orders, matters relating to refugee affairs fall under the Committee chaired by Hon. Peter Lochakapong.

Yes, Hon. Speaker, I have it ready. Go ahead. Hon. Speaker, on the 23rd of April at around 7.20, Mr Harun Abdi, an employee of the victim, reported at Pangani Police Station that unidentified armed men had allegedly abducted Mr Mohamed Abdinoor Ismail. A team from the Directorate of Criminal...

Hon. Speaker, before I comment further, I urge you to help us in this House. Hon. Members should be careful in their choice of words. Missing persons cases are not abductions. It should be on record that our police officers are professional; they do not abduct, they merely arrest. They...

Hon. Speaker, let me suggest this approach. The Member who requested this question is a Member of my committee. We may have the Cabinet Secretary, who would be in a proper position to respond to this, appearing before the Committee on a different agenda in a week. I will seek...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I am going to be short. This is a statement of appreciation. I rise today to express my heartfelt gratitude to the Members of this House for their support following the passing on and subsequent funeral of my father-in-law, one Mr Councillor Peter Ole Nkoitoi, a...

Hon. Speaker, I do not have it. I can do it tomorrow, maybe in the afternoon.

Hon. Speaker, I introduce to you Mr Keter David Kipsang, Member of Parliament-elect for Emurua Dikirr Constituency.

Hon. Speaker, we have jumped Order No. 7 on Questions and Statements. There was a slated Statement from the Member from Turkana. There are no Statements listed today. It will be listed for Thursday. Did you have a response? You will do so on Thursday. Leader of the Majority Party....

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. We can bring a response on the first Thursday once we resume from Recess.