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Suba South MP Caroli Omondi and MP Peter Kaluma. [File, Standard]
Suba South legislator Caroli Omondi was on Thursday suspended from the National Assembly for five sitting days for using unacceptable words during a house session.
Omondi, who was suspended by a temporary Speaker, Peter Kaluma, was found guilty of using unparliamentary language after several denials.
Reading the Standing Order to the House, Kaluma noted that members who refuse to retract unparliamentary language or apologise after being directed by the Speaker commits an act of gross disorderly conduct punishable by suspension.
