Four Jubilee rebel MPs have vowed to stay put despite pressure for them to relinquish their positions as chairmen of parliamentary departmental committees. The MPs who include Alfred Keter saying the executive should let parliament conduct its business without interference. He said it was unfortunate that some members of the committee had agreed to eject them due to pressure from top Jubilee leaders. However, legislator Oscar Sudi differed with Keter over the same issue.