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PROVISION OF QUALITY EDUCATION 1.

Learner's automatic promotion need to be abolished.

This will encourage learners to learn very hard as they know they will not be promoted to the next grade without passing their examinations.

2.

Need for the establishment of sick bays at schools.
Comrade Speaker I am leaving schools to visit hospitals and aware of the limited human resources in terms of health staff but considering the amount of time lost by learners, clinics just for minor problems propose that sick bays be introduced in boarding schools.

This will in my view limit ifnot stop the unnesacary absenteeism by learners from classes.
The government may consider retired nurses who may wish to volunteer their services in return government will only provide them with an allowance for their services.

such as headache or stomachache, I thus 3.

Learner morjv~tio~for schools to make positive impacts o~~~ a great need for regular motivation throug?\6ther ~ performanc~ stakeholders school management councilors to invite speakers at various le~ III education apart from school committees teachers.
I thus encourage in consultation with their regional and local el.eers and boost We needs children and not blame teachers only.

their e~ucational mor~\\~alues as well as.their discipline.

therefore that negatively affects our children, re ware of(the ~t!tLJ?$S s all to be roglfifet $ participate in the success and development of our in our society to encourage I GENDER EQUALITY as wel~Cde Je~,6ilin iJ.-.. o-u,,-..J,.e L. ¥-oJcv.
Allow me t9cS8,llgratulate the former Secretary General of the SWAPO Party Cde Pendukenil\tivula -Ithana who paved the way forward for us Namibian women and girls and thus encouraged ~ that senior position can also be occupied by women as well and not only men.

She served on mhiM.

p~Kolios j~JA<:J~a~rJ:;:"ES internationally and in government s..lli'cessful f9F4he Vice -Presidency.
This lesson from Comrade to encourage us as women to be brave and be ready at any given time to take up high positions, SWAPOc!

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'd 111 Governor of the Khomas Region comrade Laura McLeod Katjirua tdbej,e"tected as the &puty secretary general of the SWAPO Party.

The same to all other comrades who were promoted and those who emerge victorious after competing for certain positions ofpower~vl~ t~· I am proud of you .
In the same vein would like to congratulate the Vice-President Comrade Dr Rage Geingob and Comrade Nangolo tliOl"~ Iivula -Ithana ""-"---I.

·~o 2 ~ •..•, is ""2 -4:1 ~ r ~ ,J'/J in our country through the Women Parliamentary Caucus, I am the body is not functional, Comrade Speaker the Caucus is one of the Comrade Speaker Honorable Members, aSAPreviously entrusted to spearhead women advancement and emp0"'l~nt shockeo/fhat many instruments empowerment of women in our society .
I am thus happy to also,{J<t~formed will be revived very soon.

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'61the ground·1all our support know that Namllta iu c.?lWtry \yh,i.cqt~r~&lt.t:~ gove~s established a ~t into the Ministry of Women Affairs but because we believe in gender equality and IdT.

that played a major role in the promotion ,advftWement lead~.rsl!il2,'?f!~.S~fPO o'fWomenAttalrs-tliat that it and is needed.

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child welfare in order for it to c~ family, both men and women.'

Among others the aspiration ohlie Namibia, NDP'S and Vision 2030 are championed through this ministry.

i{lepubhc of instruments against women.

to advance gender equality such as , The UN Namibia is a signatory to the SADC Protocol on Gender and Development which calls for 50/50 representation of men and women in govermnent by 2015.
Further more the govermnent of the Republic of Namibia has ratified various regional and intemationallegal Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination ~he African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the child and the Protocol African Charter on Human Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa.

We also as a country made provision in our constitution for international instruments automatically to be part of our Namibian laws.
We signed in 200 a Millennium Declaration and participated in the process of achieving the MDG'S particularly the ones that promotes and strengthens the women's Women in lj~IJ1.ib~a~e prepared to paIliik"e~an) time at any level of authority, background that I support Gender based violence and eventuallY;f0v'edbY Honorable Pendukeni Ithana.

the unopposed, ~ot~<29 introduced by the Speaker on Iivula- all other women in the glob<7\needs encouragements it is against rights.

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I&~ o....tJ u.v:1it N1L~ ~ 3 Appropriation Bill It is gratifying to note that the SWAPO Party government is looking ahead not only on the next few years, but also over the next generation and that we are taking major steps to build on a strong foundation we laid since independence.

Government should be commended for avoiding foreseeable problems while wzing new opportunities in global economy.

Many thanks to the visionary leadership of our government.
The budget honorable speaker, honorable members as tabled by the honorable minister, comrade Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila in this house is giving our Nation confidence in facing the future as it reflects people centered and development orientation which the SWAPO Party government has consistently and persistently pursued over the years.

The allocation of the large portion to the social sector is a proof in this regards.
Further more, the maintenance of peace security and the rule of law eg political stability that our country has enjoyed thus far is another testimony.

Therefore we should commend ourselves as a nation and vow to continue keeping Namibia free and peaceful as we know that peace is a very important facilitator of all positive developments.
Comrade Speaker, honorable members the catering of our senior citizens and that of our veterans of our country's liberation struggle is a reminder to all generations of our nations that we should never forget those heroes and heroines who sacrificed their lives in order for us to have bread on our table today.

We are all aware and know~t QU1:freedomand independence did not come on a silver platter but their blood watered our freedom.
With this few words I would like to congratulate Honorable comrade Saara Kuugongelwa -Amadila and all stakeholders involved in the 'pre~ati~~ formulation as well as the organization of the budgetihCfiPprbpriatf~ MTEF for 2013/14 to 2015/16.

1\ the bill and I 5ii!,pbl t the bHllmfl.

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