00:00Because of how the finance bill was returned, the proposal we have been given is to cover the money that those counties had with those young people and 5 billion.
00:13That is, they expect to give the county 3.8 billion.
00:22And I would like to say that if we do that, we will have a huge problem of disparity in the counties.
00:37That is, the county will not be able to cover their expenses to the young people.
00:44Because if the money for drugs had been collected and deposited, I would have seen that the drugs would not have been in the counties.
00:56Also, the consultation of the doctors was cancelled because of the strike.
01:03And now the money for the counties has gone down.
01:06I would ask the Senate and the National Treasury to consider that the minimum that the counties should receive should not go below what they had in the year 2023-2024.
01:25And indeed, beyond that, the bottom line should be at the 400 billion, which was the minimum of basic services.
01:41To say that we should go back to 3.8 billion is to go back down to 5 billion.
01:46At that time, we had received 385 billion.
01:50There is also a job that the counties have been given now.
01:56First, this is the code of the Social Health Insurance Authority, which has stated that each county will pay 27% of their salaries.
02:08When they pay that, the government also takes out counter-funding.
02:12The NSSF has also agreed that it must pay that percentage because it is a business, you have seen it, it is a man's business.
02:20The civil servants have said that it is a business.
02:23All of that, the counties will also do.
02:26Now, if we deposit money from 3.85 billion, and we discuss the work that we have to do with that money,
02:35where will that money come from, or should we say we close the counties?
02:39I want to tell you, the Senate and the National Assembly, when we go to debate and discuss how to give that money,
02:47let's pray that everyone has left the county, the county is ours, and don't say we close the counties.
02:54Counties require additional funds.
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