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[00:00:53]John, Vice President Jessup, Excellence.

[00:01:38]Right honorable speaker, I'm raising um I'm raising a motion under rule 61 and it's it's under point of privilege. It's very important.

[00:01:52]The her excellency Jessica Alupo is a big inspiration to millions of girls out there. But in this document and under the motion being moved, she's being referred to as honorable. She's supposed to be referred to as her excellency. This is important.

[00:02:09]I am kindly requesting I am kindly requesting right honorable that the mover of the motion the mover of the motion >> refers to the mover of the motion kindly refer to our most powerful woman as her excellence. Thank you.

[00:02:44]Vice President Honorable Jessup.

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[00:35:25]Speaker. Come Parliament For both positions, the approval of the house is by simple majority.

[00:36:09]In addition, the house will approve the designation of members to the committee on appointments committee in line with article 90 of the constitution. for the president to be reappointing her for the second term shows that she has been tried.

[00:36:27]She has been tested and she has been found worthy being a vice president.

[00:36:33]Rose Alupo is a leader of proven incompetence, integrity, dedication and dedication. The people that brought the motion here denied us the opportunity to understand the constitutional achievements as per the person nominated.

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[00:37:14]>> She has also championed grassroot poverty alleviation programs such as the parish development model aimed at wealth creation.

[00:37:28]the whole house.

[00:37:49]Didn't see it coming. I was so shocked.

[00:37:51]Nobody called me. So shocked when my name was Parliament.

[00:38:27]Outstanding.

[00:38:39]So, okay.

[00:38:54]Um um deputy speaker I think In fact, Those things really give us a bad image because those pictures are captured before people who are who have no something to eat. I got other parliaments they only give water.

[00:40:01]We are in a committee. You have such a party. You're about to add in a committee and yet we have a um Then speaker both or both congratulating I Parliament in accordance with section 81 of the administration of parliament act 2006.

[00:40:56]The party not the platform has elected honorable Joel Basesi Sei member of parliament for Nakawa West constituency as the leader of the opposition in parliament.

[00:41:16]Similarly, the party not the platform has nominated honorable Paul, honorable Mu Paul, member of parliament for ginger south division east constituency as the chief opposition whip in accordance with section 151 of the administration of parliament act 2006.

[00:41:43]So signed by David Lewis Robongoya, Secretary General of either the party or the platform but uh nope.

[00:42:02]So I am required under article under that section 8 1 under section 8 three.

[00:42:17]This is to give you notice that a person elected leader of opposition under this section se section shall take office upon a formal announcement by the speaker. And I hereby announce honorable Joel Basquezi Sei as the leader of opposition.

[00:42:39]Honorable Sei for new members they may not know you. If I described you, you may think I am insulting.

[00:42:48]But so this is the honorable Joel Besi say bas the man who will oppose on from this side. Please show him some love with some applause.

[00:43:10]Well, um um that is uh both or both.

[00:43:17]The speaker of the parliament of Uganda 2026 2031.

[00:43:29]Now from there is to keep government in check.

[00:44:07]So the opposition Really, I'm not here to oppose anything and everything. No, my duty and the duty of colleagues on this side is to keep the government in check.

[00:44:50]That's our duty.

[00:44:52]And uh I invite colleagues to join us in doing this duty, doing the same, executing this mandate because keeping the government in check is for the good of each one of us. Robo speaker, I'm sure one of these days you will have a day when members will raise matters of national importance. They'll tell you about the poor roads in their areas.

[00:45:12]They'll tell you about, you know, government officials stealing money that is supposed to trickle down to their people. They'll tell you about bad hospitals. They'll tell you about all these many different things. So, as we keep government in check, it's for the good of all of us. Um, now and that day.

[00:46:33]Do the right things.

[00:46:49]and we shall happily continue to do it.

[00:46:53]Ro speaker, the vice president and uh the prime minister have been approved by this house.

[00:47:02]We all did not vote for the both of you but you have been approved and our hope is that uh you will serve everybody because you see that that's what service delivery is supposed to be about that you will extend services to everybody that your offices will be accessible we're going to bother you a great deal please get ready whether it be knocking at your offices whether it be here on the floor shall not come at your home as she has said at home no we shall not come but here in the parliament um please get ready because it's important for that to get happen on our end we are going to keep you in check and please you should be happy about that it should not be a bad thing when we keep you in check we are saying do better here improve here do this the right way as should happen and so we'll keep bothering you about all these many different things. Service delivery, you know, political prisoners, that's a song we have sung and we're not going to keep quiet because there's people that are roing in jail five, six, seven years, they have not had their day in court.

[00:48:15]That is wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong. Regardless how it happens, and by the way, the same has happened to some people on the inner side. So regardless who it happens to, it is wrong. So these things we shall not keep quiet about. Uh get ready speaker.

[00:48:34]I did not vote for you to become speaker because I had a candidate. Not me. I'm saying it publicly because I had a candidate.

[00:48:45]But I'll tell you what, right honorable speaker, >> but your candidate voted for me.

[00:48:52]>> I don't know about that, but I want to believe the 60 votes he got. One of those was his.

[00:48:59]But but I'll tell you what, right honorable speaker, I want to salute you especially for your remarks after you took chair of speaker when was that colo.

[00:49:14]I for that moment felt at ease. I hope I'll continue to feel that way. And here is why I felt at ease. Your speech had three critical elements that excited me.

[00:49:27]Number one, you promised to be a speaker even for those who did not vote for you like me.

[00:49:35]And that's imperative because now you have become a referee for all of us. Our hope is that you'll be ready to blow the whistle when there's a hard tackle as opposed to you actually being the one tackling us.

[00:49:52]So that gave me comfort. Rightable speaker, you promised in your remarks a corruptionfree parliament.

[00:50:02]>> That excited me and you have our support in ensuring this. Right speaker, right speaker, you promised that parliament is supposed to be open and so the media is supposed to be welcome here. I want to appreciate because on that one you have taken immediate action. I was told that the nation media group accessed parliament today because they were barred from accessing parliament for months and that is wrong.

[00:50:31]My appeal to you right honorable speaker I'm saluting you publicly for the remarks that you made.

[00:50:39]Kindly actualize the remarks that you made.

[00:50:43]That's my humble appeal to you. You know sometimes we say things and then we don't actualize them. But my hope is that you are going to actualize these remarks that you made that we shall all feel comfortable in being in this house.

[00:50:56]Then I should feel at ease to stand up and object to something. And I know I'm not going to be vilified. And by me I mean several colleagues that nobody's going to be vilified for having that school of thought. That's why we are all here. We all have different schools of thought. Honorable speaker, I have been leader of the opposition for two and a half years in the 11th parliament. Lead of opposition by law is part of the parliamentary commission.

[00:51:26]I have not I did not attend even one single parliamentary commission meeting.

[00:51:33]How can that be right?

[00:51:37]because I was never invited.

[00:51:40]Ron Speaker, when I made a lot of noise about this issue, subsequently there were about two or three invitations that came to my office and how did they come?

[00:51:52]So you the office you're occupying now approves whenever a leader of the opposition is going even if it is out of town for official duty. So one of those times I think we were going to these entities we were oversighting in Amuru inspire coffee in Tungamo. So you are on the way there you get a call from the office that a letter has come here for parliamentary commission and it is happening in 30 minutes.

[00:52:15]So so yes some people might say I got invited about three times. Yes but I was on the way out of town for official duty and the speaker's office knew these things have got to change.

[00:52:27]Let's observe the law. Let's do right as is expected. Finally, right honorable speaker, right speaker, you have seen the quandry we are grappling with here. We don't have adequate space. This parliament, I am told, was made for about 80 people the time it was constructed. We are now 529 members. When you add the ex officials, we shall be 550 plus. Now that we have opened the space and said we can have many more ministers, we are waiting. Right honorable speaker, there's new chambers that have been under construction for donkeys years. It is something that I have talked about here on the floor of parliament. Money is appropriated for the same. What is happen every financial year? Money is appropriated.

[00:53:19]Why? Why has that place become a bottomless pit? Why do they not finish constructing that place? So that members don't sit on their laps. Especially because money is appropriated. It would be a different thing if somebody was saying there is no money available but money is passed here. At one time I said look can we stop passing this money but the money is appropriated work doesn't happen. Meanwhile parliament spends billions of shillings to rent office space for members and staff why honorable speaker we are trusting you to fix these issues. I'm glad that you ablely talked about them.

[00:53:55]We are looking forward to working with you. We are looking forward to all of us enjoying our space here, supporting what we feel is right to support, objecting to what we feel we should object to and who will benefit the people of Uganda out there. I thank you and congratulations to us.

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[00:57:43]We are cognizant of looking at continuity of what we call essential services. So we are looking at uh uh closing and quarantining facilities.

[00:57:55]That's really the last end of it. We so we will want to first work with the management of these institutions and if we we want to see what was the flow of the patients and see what the level of exposure and that's when we'll be able to make such decisions.

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