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20The other point is that there being a Constitutional council, comprising of all the heroes who fought for independence of thestate, they have the knowledge as to why they fought for the freed on of the state, and those who led the state like formerPresident, these people would be advising the President to lead the citizens in the correct way. In absence of this council and inmost cases in Africa, has lead to the decline and collapse of most countries.The third proposal is that, we would like a Constitution whereby the Judiciary appointments are vetted by Parliament. This isone way to curb suspicion from the public of how the Judiciary handles Judicial issues when they are collating to the appointees.They can’t do work well when they are looking after who appointed them. We would like a proposal whereby we have theSupreme Courts headed by eleven Judges when sitting, and all the affiliate cases in the Supreme Court be financed by the state,because they are very exorbitant.Concerning the Constitutional issues, there be a Constitutional Court whereby all the sitting Judges of that Constitutional Courtare Judges who pass through Constitutional matters. My proposal further is that, there is a killing law in the state. This law iscalled the right to sue. The right to launch a matter in the Court. We call it the ‘locas standi’. The ‘locus standi’ is killing theAfrican very much. This law was brought by the colonialist, and is still carried by the current system. We want the CivilSocieties to be recognized, that when they take a case to court, to protect the right of aggrieved party the Judiciary to recognizethat body. So that because all people don’t have money to take matters to court. So the organizations will be financing theprotection of every citizen when infringed.Interjection: Com. Charles Maranga. Last point.Odhiambo Mak’Adoul: Asante sana. Another point is that, we would like a Constitution, which promotes economic growth.This is how:One, Uganda and Tanganyika have legalized the sale and brewing of busaaa which is non-acidic. Let the Kenyans be allowedto brew and sell busaaa and busaaa clubs be established under given laws.Further, God was not wrong to bring what we call Sativa. Sativa is one of the plants created by God just like that plant there.(laughter). Let the law recognize the growth of Sativa because Sativa as a cash crop will enable the government to get alot ofmoney by so growing and exporting Sativa, like in America. (Clapping and laughter). We want a Constitution, which does notlook basically and primarily on political issues, but economically.Com. Charles Maranga: Thank you very much.Odhiambo Mak’Aduol: Thank you the Commissioner.
21Com. Charles Maranga: Thank you Swa Mak’Aduol. I want to correct that. Thanks alot. I know she has some questions,but let me start with the last one here, Cannabis Sativa. You know that this is a very intoxicating plant and it has destroyedmany people, because it does not put you in the right state of mind. You want that kind of product, which has actually not evenbeen made into a medicinal form. You want to grow that kind of crop?Odhiambo Mak’Adoul: Thank you Commissioner, that is the only question you have?Com. Charles Maranga: No, I have another one, and the other point you said you said we lelagize busaaa. Why do youthink it is right to legalize busaaa?Odhiambo Mak’Adoul: Yah, I will start with Sativa. You’ve said it destroys people. It is people who go for it, not that plantgoing for the people. So if people use it to the extent that a person gets destroyed, somehow, I don’t know to what extent, butI know briefly. It is that person who is wrong. The other point is this, Sativa, culturally, that seed alone, there is this beliefsuperstition, that we have ghosts around. The Waisilamu and and the Christians use what we call ubani ku-burn to destroy.Yes. Sativa seeds well burnt in a house of such a suspicion, it will act like that whatever.Interjection: Com. Maranga: Which custom is that?Odhiambo Mak’Adoul: That is our African belief. (laughter)Com. Charles Maranga: She is asking you another question.Odhiambo Mak’Adoul: The other point is.Com. Charles Maranga: It is alright you will answer it later, ask the questions first.Com. Abida Ali-Aroni: I want to ask you a clarification on your point about ‘locas standi’ You have recommended CivilSociety, to be recognized to when they take cases on behalf of people. Would you wish to extend it further and say that if anindividual sees another one suffering, that the law should allow that individual to go to Court on behalf of the other, other thanCivil Society alone? It happens elsewhere like in Uganda.Odhiambo Mak’Adoul: Thank you Madam Commissioner. Infact, you have just mentioned the point. I hope you got it.You’ve just mentioned the point, so there is no need to add, that if I see you for instance, being aggrieved somewhere, and Ihave the capability or finance or I have the knowledge, you don’t have in other ways also. Let the Constitution allow me totake your mother to Court purporting that I am you, because we are all human beings and I will be allowed to be heard on your
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Page 3 and 4: 3RECORD OF CONSTITUENCY PUBLIC HEAR
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Page 7 and 8: 7Bwana Mwangi alisema namna hii, Bw
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Page 34 and 35: 34Parliament should also have power
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Page 38 and 39: 38placing the country above oneself
Page 40 and 41: 40Senate represents the society, an
Page 42 and 43: 42Tatu, nitaenda kwa Cabinet. Wakat
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70Geoffrey Njiraini: Asanteni sana.
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72Josephat Waititu: So as I was say
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74kitaifa, anaongea maneno ya kitai
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76walifika hapa, lilibadilika kutok
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