Why parliament proceedings are likely to be affected

The concluded party nominations are likely to affect Parliament proceedings according to Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma.

The party primaries that were marred by violence in some parts of the country as a result of purported rigging led to some incumbents losing their party tickets to contest in the August general elections.

Speaking in an interview this morning, Hon Kaluma weighed the effect of the nominations. "Members who lost in the nominations are still to recover from trauma as they consider options heading into the General Election", he said.

This is according to the Kaluma might create quorum hitches if a majority of the members of parliament will continue with their absenteeism.

Low turnout in Parliament.

There was a low turnout of members as the National Assembly recessed yesterday, with 18 Bills expected to be passed by June before Parliament officially dissolves.

However, the Homa Bay Town MP promised that members present shall continue with the proceedings and try to pass as many bills as possible as are appropriate to the interests of Kenyans.

"For bills which don't require a large quorum, I and other members who were lucky in the primaries shall do our best to ensure we deliver to the citizens". He affirmed.