Hon. Midiwo Hon. Temporary Deputy Chairman, I thank you for indulging me. The issue raised by Hon. Kajwang’ is substantive. The attitude of the Chair of the Committee is casual. We know that our colleagues in the Jubilee Coalition do not like following procedures. They hate the law, but this...

Hon. Midiwo Thank you, Hon. Temporary Deputy Chairman. Chepkong’a would not be here if he could differentiate between casual and serious. That is why he has joined where we are Hon. Midiwolike sheep. Like animals, some of you are better than us, but when it comes to English, it is...

Hon. Midiwo Hon. Speaker, since we need the requisite Quorum to conduct this business, I propose that we look at the issue of quorum. There is no Quorum in the House and I ask that you order the Bell to be rung, so that Members can come in the Chamber....

Hon Midiwo Hon. Speaker, I beg to second. In seconding, I want to beg the House just to give us a few minutes because members are walking out. We beg you to give us ten minutes and we will be done with this very important Bill. (Hon. (Ms.) F.I. Ali...

Hon. Midiwo Hon. Speaker, I beg to second. The Leader of the Majority Party has explained the nature of business to be transacted in the second sitting. I want to inform Members that we need quorum to constitute a sitting. I want to ask us to be kind to the...

Hon. Midiwo Hon. Speaker, I agree there is nothing out of order, but the Committee may be out of order. The Chair of the Committee knows that we do not need a report to debate. I would have understood if Hon. David Were asked for up to tomorrow morning. That...

Hon. Midiwo Hon. Speaker, I think, that is her way of saying happy New Year to me. I say happy New Year back to her and the rest of us or House. As you know, it is a new year. We did not enjoy Christmas, but we hope we will...

Hon. Midiwo Hon. Speaker, I beg to second. The reasons have been well articulated by the Leader of the Majority Party. The only thing he has not said is that we needed to also deal with some issues so that we can have time next week to deal with the...

Hon. Midiwo Hon. Speaker, I rise to second. As it has been said by Hon. Duale, there is nothing new about this suggestion. The memorandum of objects and reasons is so clear. It is consolidating offenses relating to elections into one Act. I have been informed by my lawyer, David...

Hon. Midiwo I apologise, Hon. Speaker. Hon. Speaker, last week, I did not know that we lent Hon. Olago to the other side to even bring the amendment which seeks to stop party-hopping. Hon. Olago is ours. When you say that we were whipped and did the opposite, then you...