Special Parliament Royal Rumble

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[Okiya]

They are just bumps and potholes to delay the process as long as possible. Mwishowe itapita and then irudishwe to zero huko kortini.

You are wrong. After today's third reading, Uhuru has 14 days to assent to the bill or return it back to parliament. Jamaa wenu anamalizwa!

 

[It's Me Scumbag]

He will never live this down...

 

[Meria]

You are wrong. After today's third reading, Uhuru has 14 days to assent to the bill or return it back to parliament. Jamaa wenu anamalizwa!

Is this circus going to go on all night?
Nimechoka

 

[mkurugenzi]

Is this circus going to go on all night?
Nimechoka

We are following keenly and are happy to see hasla akicharazwa kama burukenge after all the arrogance and chest thumping.

 

[It's Me Scumbag]

We are following keenly and are happy to see hasla akicharazwa kama burukenge after all the arrogance and chest thumping.

So tuseme UAK 1 - 0 HDS ama?

 

[Okiya]

Is this circus going to go on all night?
Nimechoka

Third reading imeisha. Wamenyolewa.

 

[Denis Young]

You are wrong. After today's third reading, Uhuru has 14 days to assent to the bill or return it back to parliament. Jamaa wenu anamalizwa!

 

[MkukiMoto]

You are wrong. After today's third reading, Uhuru has 14 days to assent to the bill or return it back to parliament. Jamaa wenu anamalizwa!

Correction....

>The bill, National Assembly Michael Sialai said, would require the input of the Senate because it affects the election of county assembly members (MCAs).

If they approve the bill as passed by the National Assembly, it would be sent to the President for assent and subsequent implementation.

Should Senators amend the legislation, it will have to be taken back to the National Assembly for consideration.

In the event Senators introduce drastic amendments to the bill, it will be subject to mediation in a committee comprising members of the Senate and National Assembly.

The Star
06 January 2022
Another showdown looms as Coalition Bill heads to Senate
Should Senators amend the legislation, it will have to be taken back to the National Assembly
Another showdown looms as Coalition Bill heads to Senate (the-star.co.ke)

 

[It's Me Scumbag]

Correction....

>The bill, National Assembly Michael Sialai said, would require the input of the Senate because it affects the election of county assembly members (MCAs).

If they approve the bill as passed by the National Assembly, it would be sent to the President for assent and subsequent implementation.

Should Senators amend the legislation, it will have to be taken back to the National Assembly for consideration.

In the event Senators introduce drastic amendments to the bill, it will be subject to mediation in a committee comprising members of the Senate and National Assembly.

The Star
06 January 2022
Another showdown looms as Coalition Bill heads to Senate
Should Senators amend the legislation, it will have to be taken back to the National Assembly
Another showdown looms as Coalition Bill heads to Senate (the-star.co.ke)

So kuna round two na round three?