AMOLLO PAUL OTIENDE, CS

Hon. Speaker, I support the Motion based on the law. I have carefully looked at Sections 6 and 7 of the Act, and Articles 238 and 239 of the Constitution. A holder of this office is required to be qualified in terms of learning, experience, and trust. These are not...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I have tremendous respect for Hon. Ichung’wah, the Leader of the Majority Party. However, my problem with him is that he probates and reprobates. He says good things and immediately after that, he says another very bad thing. Sometimes he says them without information. The first...

Hon. Speaker, I think our Whip is engaged in business outside of Parliament, but as you well know there is always the concept of holding brief. So, whenever I am around, I hold brief for him. (Laughter)

On a point of order. What is your point of order, Member of Parliament for Rarieda? Thank you, Hon Temporary Speaker. I have been queuing here for some time and I perfectly understand that I cannot cut in line. I had intended to raise a point of order on some...

On a point of order, Hon. Speaker. Not on the debate I have closed. Yes, Hon. Otiende Amollo. I will stop you Senior Counsel if you wade into the debate that I have closed. Give him a microphone. Thank you, Hon. Speaker. As a Member of Parliament familiar with the...

On a point of order Hon. Temporary Speaker. Hon. Otiende Amollo what is out of order? Hon. Temporary Speaker, Hon. Babu Owino must know that the language he is using is out of order. You must call Hon. Babu Owino to order because we have children in this House, and...

Hon. Temporary Speaker, I will take a short time. First of all, allow me to welcome the Class VIII candidates of Riara School to Parliament. Two of my daughters, Jean and Jewel, are in that class. Together with all the other students, I wish them well. I support the Motion....

Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. This is an important subject and I honestly wish there were more Members in the House, including on our own side. In the absence of the Leader of the Minority Party, let me take that role. Hon. Amollo, be careful about taking people’s positions. As...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. Firstly, the point is of interest because it has arisen in a point of order before. You and some Hon. Members here are well aware that there was a matter involving all the Members of this House that came up this morning. It involved the NG-CDF....

Thank you, Hon Speaker. I listened to your 26-paragraph Communication on the rules and procedure of voting very keenly, and I welcome them. I note and rise under Standing Order 1, that there are no provisions for allowing candidates any sort of presence. There are equally no provisions that prevent...

Thank you, Hon. Speaker. First, I want to comment on what Hon. Opiyo Wandayi was speaking to. It is extremely important that in this House, we are seen as a House of equity and equitability. This means that there must be a mechanism by which any person and especially you,...