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03.06
5:20
After a motion from the government that tried to debate on the report failed, the long-awaited PAC report regarding the Anglo-leasing scandal was presented to Parliament. Download a copy here.
Also MPs aligned to the government plan to resort to an attendance duty roster to avoid being ambused by the government and MP for Kibwezi, Kalembe Ndile is allowed to respond to questions in Swahili.
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5:34
| Motion Date: | 2006-03-29 |
| Moved By: | Kimetto, Anthony |
| Sponsor: | Individual MP |
| Motion Type: | Substantive Motions |
| Content | |
| THAT, in view of Kenya’s commitment to equitable development of all regions in the country; taking cognizance of communications as an engine of economic growth; noting that different forms of transport require proper planning and co-ordination, this House urges the Government to develop and implement a comprehensive transport policy to provide a framework for infrastructural development throughout the country. | |
| Analysis | |
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03.06
5:31
| Motion Date: | 2006-03-29 |
| Moved By: | Olweny, Patrick Ayiecho (Prof.) |
| Sponsor: | Individual MP |
| Motion Type: | Substantive Motions |
| Content | |
| THAT, in view of the fact that natural calamities always cause extensive damage to several schools, and the Government has not put in place a system to cater for such disasters, this House urges the Government to establish a Schools Disaster Management Fund to be used for repairs and reconstruction of schools in case of such calamities. | |
| Analysis | |
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10:15
Summary
Content
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
OFFICIAL REPORT
Wednesday, 22nd, March, 2006
The House met at 2.30 p.m.
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10:04
Summary
Content
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
OFFICIAL REPORT
Ninth Parliament – Fifth Session
(Ninth Parliament established by Proclamation -
Legal Notice No.8 of 24th January, 2003)
Tuesday, 21st March, 2006
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03.06
1:34
The sexual offences bill is coming up for debate in April
The text of the bill can be read here: [Link to Custom Page]
13
03.06
1:30
Parliament is set to re-open on the 21st of March after a 5 month hiatus
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