public participation or just for the allowances?

[wrongturn]

Cancer taskforce to begin public hearings in Meru, Mombasa counties

The deadline for the submissions is July 25, 2021.

www.the-star.co.ke

they've already collected information from medics and other stakeholders, is that not enough to map out the prevalent cancer in each county and put preventive measures to reduce occurrence?

coz am trying to understand this statement.

"The Taskforce called on the public to participate in the process through oral presentation or submission of written memoranda on cancer related priority issues to be addressed in your respective area, proposals on immediate and long term solutions to identify priority issues and level of preparedness to implement proposed solutions."

The deadline for the submissions is July 25, 2021.

The Cancer Taskforce was constituted by health Cabinet Secretary and Principal Secretary for Health on May 10, 2021.

It was tasked with reviewing the institutional, policy and legal framework for cancer management in the country, assessing the prevailing health system capacity to deliver effective cancer control and analyze the actors and stakeholders in the cancer ecosystem.

It will also propose a framework for effective and efficient governance, linkages and collaboration.

In 2019, the National Cancer Institute submitted a report to the National Assembly’s Health Committee that revealed top three most prevalent male and female type of cancer in selected counties.

 

[bigDog]

Katiba bwana. Laws made without public participation are always tossed out by the courts.

 

[wrongturn]

Katiba bwana. Laws made without public participation are always tossed out by the courts.

these are not laws but rather they want solutions from the public on matters cancer, check below, yet the medics and stakeholders washawapatia

proposals on immediate and long term solutions to identify priority issues and level of preparedness to implement proposed solutions."

 

[bigDog]

Cancer taskforce to begin public hearings in Meru, Mombasa counties

The deadline for the submissions is July 25, 2021.

www.the-star.co.ke

they've already collected information from medics and other stakeholders, is that not enough to map out the prevalent cancer in each county and put preventive measures to reduce occurrence?

coz am trying to understand this statement.

"The Taskforce called on the public to participate in the process through oral presentation or submission of written memoranda on cancer related priority issues to be addressed in your respective area, proposals on immediate and long term solutions to identify priority issues and level of preparedness to implement proposed solutions."

The deadline for the submissions is July 25, 2021.

The Cancer Taskforce was constituted by health Cabinet Secretary and Principal Secretary for Health on May 10, 2021.

It was tasked with reviewing the institutional, policy and legal framework for cancer management in the country, assessing the prevailing health system capacity to deliver effective cancer control and analyze the actors and stakeholders in the cancer ecosystem.

It will also propose a framework for effective and efficient governance, linkages and collaboration.

In 2019, the National Cancer Institute submitted a report to the National Assembly’s Health Committee that revealed top three most prevalent male and female type of cancer in selected counties.

There you have it Legal framework.

 

[Ngimanene na Muchere]

Katiba bwana. Laws made without public participation are always tossed out by the courts.

So amazing, you've seen why courts throw out Konyagz decrees

 

[Mr Black]

Are you suggesting there is nothing of value the public can contribute? The public are patients, caregivers, doctors, scientists, financiers, economists, surely they must have a few helpful proposals

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Public participation is very important, i have participated in some and even been involved in planning for one that touches on youth. If you have an open mind, there is lots to be learned from the wider public

 

[Lounge Lizard]

Cancer taskforce to begin public hearings in Meru, Mombasa counties

The deadline for the submissions is July 25, 2021.

www.the-star.co.ke

they've already collected information from medics and other stakeholders, is that not enough to map out the prevalent cancer in each county and put preventive measures to reduce occurrence?

coz am trying to understand this statement.

"The Taskforce called on the public to participate in the process through oral presentation or submission of written memoranda on cancer related priority issues to be addressed in your respective area, proposals on immediate and long term solutions to identify priority issues and level of preparedness to implement proposed solutions."

The deadline for the submissions is July 25, 2021.

The Cancer Taskforce was constituted by health Cabinet Secretary and Principal Secretary for Health on May 10, 2021.

It was tasked with reviewing the institutional, policy and legal framework for cancer management in the country, assessing the prevailing health system capacity to deliver effective cancer control and analyze the actors and stakeholders in the cancer ecosystem.

It will also propose a framework for effective and efficient governance, linkages and collaboration.

In 2019, the National Cancer Institute submitted a report to the National Assembly’s Health Committee that revealed top three most prevalent male and female type of cancer in selected counties.

Its clearly allowances.

At best they will have a lot of sob stories being handed to them by the public. All they will be told over and over and over again will be about the high cost of cancer treatment, the shortage of sufficiently trained medical staff who can handle these issues and the losses of family members.