National Assembly Committee Praises Progress on New Bunge Towers for MPs

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Kirinyaga Senator and Chair of the Committee

The National Assembly’s Select Committee on Members Services and Facilities has commended the ongoing efforts towards the completion of the new Bunge Towers building, which will serve as the offices for Members of Parliament.

Under the leadership of Chairperson Hon. Dr. Wachira Karani (Laikipia West), the Committee expressed appreciation for the preparations underway, acknowledging the leadership of Speaker of the National Assembly and Chairperson of the Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC), the Rt. Hon. (Dr.) Moses Wetang’ula.

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During a recent sitting to discuss Committee Business, Chairperson Hon. Dr. Karani and members of the committee recognized the guidance provided by Speaker Wetang’ula regarding the phased occupation of the new office block. Speaker Wetang’ula’s announcement that MPs would begin occupying the new offices this week was met with enthusiasm by the Committee.

“The official launch is set for next week Friday. I have visited the offices myself and I can confirm they are State of the Art offices and I am sure MPs will like them,” remarked Committee Chairperson Hon. Dr. Karani, emphasizing the modern amenities and facilities available in the new building.

Additionally, Hon. Dr. Karani informed committee members of his forthcoming meeting with Speaker of the National Assembly Rt. Hon. (Dr.) Moses Wetang’ula and Clerk Mr. Samuel Njoroge to discuss the phased occupation plan for Members. He urged Members to exercise patience as the process is coordinated by relevant offices.

During the session, Committee Members Hon. Paul Abwor (Rongo) and Hon. Beatrice Elachi (Dagoreti North) advocated for the committee’s involvement in the process, highlighting the importance of ensuring transparency and inclusivity.

As preparations for the launch of the new Bunge Towers continue, the Committee’s acknowledgment of progress reflects a significant step towards enhancing the working environment for Members of Parliament, underscoring the commitment to improving parliamentary services and facilities.

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