How to read Hon. Elizabeth Kailema's Hansard record
Floor contributions count speeches in debate. Moderating the House (Speaker, Deputy, Temporary Speaker) is listed separately and is not treated as a debate score.
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In plain language: On sittings we have published and linked, this member made floor contributions on 1 day (1 speech). Use the pulse below to see when, and open a sitting to see what was said.
Speaking activity (pulse)
In office: 8 Sept 2022 – present (still serving) · Hon. Elizabeth Kailema
Official term may start 8 Sept 2022; floor speeches on this site begin 6 Oct 2022.
Pulse for 2026 while in office — denser squares mean more floor contributions that day. Days outside this office tenure are blank. Chair / Temporary Speaker turns are excluded. Blank days in office may mean no floor speech, a sitting not yet published, or no sitting.
Full tenure (on this site): 1 floor contribution on 1 sitting day.
0 contributions across 0 sitting days in 2026 for Hon. Elizabeth Kailema.
Hon. Elizabeth Karambu Kailema is an experienced community mobilizer and public leader serving as the County Woman Representative for Meru. She systematically champions female socioeconomic empowerment arrays, child protection rights, and youth micro-credit access loops.
Parliamentary history
Sept 2022 – Present: County Woman Representative for Meru for Meru County Woman Representative
Floor contributions (1 of 1)
Speeches made as a Member in debate. Does not include turns as Speaker, Deputy Speaker, or Temporary Speaker while moderating the sitting.
Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. Let me add my voice to those who said that the President’s Speech was the shortest in the history of Kenya. It was very brief. The content of the Speech was good, but there are issues that I am concerned about. …