Parliamentary Scorecard 2009 – 2010

PARLIAMENTARY SCORECARD 2009 – 2010

ASSESSING THE PERFORMANCE OF UGANDA’S LEGISLATORS

Parliamentary Scorecard 2009 – 2010: Assessing the Performance of Uganda’s Legislators A publication of the Africa Leadership Institute with technical support from Projset Uganda, Stanford University and Columbia University. Funding provided by the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Uganda and Deepening Democracy Program.

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1 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. Acknowledgements 3 II. Abbreviations 6 III. Forward 7 IV. Executive Summary 9 V. Report on the Parliamentary Performance Scorecard 13 1. Purpose 13 2. The Road to the 2009 – 2010 Scorecard 14 2.1 Features of the 2009 – 2010 Scorecard 15 3. Disseminating the Scorecard to Voters through Constituency Workshops 17 4. Data Sources 22 5. Measures 22 A. MP Profile 23 B. Overall Grades for Performance 25 C. Disaggregated Performance Scores 29 Plenary Performance 29 Committee Performance 34 Constituency Performance 37 Non-Graded Measures 37 D. Positional Scores 40 Political Position 40 Areas of Focus 42 MP’s Report 43 6. Performance of Parliament 43 A. Performance of Sub-Sections of Parliament 43 B. How Does MP Performance in 2009 – 2010 Compare to Performance in the Previous Three Years of the 8th Parliament? 51 Plenary Performance 51 Committee Performance 53 Scores Through the Years 54 C. Parliament’s Productivity 55 7. A Note on the Speaker, Deputy Speaker, and Ex Officio MPs 63 8. Limitations of Our Data 64 9. Looking Ahead 66 10. Conclusion 67 VI. Scorecards for Elected MPs 68 VII. Scorecards for Ex Officio MPs 386384 VIII. Appendices A Technical Notes 396394 B Glossary of Terms 405403 C Constituency MP Workshop Information 406404 D District Woman MP Workshop Information 411409 E Committee Transcripts and Attendance Logs Obtained by Committee 413411 F Map of constituencies and Key 414412 G Map of Districts and Key 418416

2 2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AFLI is indebted to those who have assisted us in developing, refining, and strengthening the Parliamentary Performance Scorecard.

Over the course of the past year, we have benefited enormously from consultations with Parliament. Our discussions with the senior leadership of each political party and the Parliamentary Commission have greatly influenced the direction of this year’s Scorecard, resulting in substantive changes and significant improvements. AFLI would also like to thank all of the Members of Parliament who took time out of their busy schedules to attend our consultative workshops in April 2008 and May 2009, assisting us in our efforts to make the methodology and information in the third incarnation of the Scorecard even richer than in previous versions. A number of MPs also shared their comments with us in private forums; we have made every effort to respond to the issues they raised.

The Scorecard for the 8th Parliament would not have been possible without the ongoing and substantial financial support of Deepening Democracy Programme (DDP) and the Royal Netherlands Embassy. AFLI wishes to thank Ambassador Jeroen Verheul of the Embassy of the Royal Kingdom of Netherlands and His Excellency Martin Shearman the British High Commissioner in particular for their vocal support of the Scorecard and for speaking at the launch of the First and Second Scorecards respectively. We would also like to thank Joyce Ngaiza and the rest of the staff at the Royal Netherlands Embassy for their help in making the Scorecard a success.

We are grateful also to those who have supported this project from its beginnings as a pilot th project during the final year of the 7 Parliament. The United States Department of State’s Human Rights and Democracy Fund provided timely funding to get the Scorecard off the ground.

Several offices and agencies of the Government of Uganda (GoU) have provided invaluable assistance in our data collection efforts. We are grateful to the Office of the Speaker of Parliament, the Office of the Clerk to Parliament and the staff of the Parliamentary Service for providing data on plenary and committee meetings. We also thank the members of the Parliamentary Commission for their valuable time and insightful comments during our consultations. We are grateful to the many Members of Parliament who responded to our survey request.

In addition to the institutional support of the aforementioned bodies, we appreciate the tireless efforts of the many people and organizations who worked with AFLI to make this year’s Scorecard a

3 3 success. We are grateful to Nicole de Torrente, Simon Osborn, Frank Nyakana, Lilian Niyubawhe and the contributing governments of the Deepening Democracy Program comprising of Denmark, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and United Kingdom for their financial support and substantial efforts to ensure that the Scorecard is seen through to its conclusion, and we look forward to a long relationship with them. AFLI is also indebted to the National Democratic Institute for its invaluable assistance in the first constituency workshops. Director/Principal Consultant M.J. Robert Kintu and Fred Mubiru of Projset Consultants provided critical advice on the design and implementation of the Scorecard, and the research assistants seconded by Projset – Byamah Hillary, Gwoke Joachim, Kasirye Julius, Musunga Douglas, and Sebowa Solomon – contributed not only hours of often tedious computer work, but also their critical insight into the Ugandan political process.

We would also like to thank the people from AFLI who have made this project possible. The members of the Executive Board of AFLI were, in their various capacities, crucial in shaping the trajectory of the project. AFLI’s former Executive Director, David Pulkol; current Executive Director Tobias Onweng; Margaret Esaete Jehopio Accountant; Programme Officer, Patrick Muhumuza and Adminstrative Assistant Daisy Arutun who provided much needed guidance and support. We also thank the Workshop Team Leaders Teopista Kizza and Werikhe Gerald Wanzala and their assistants Wanzala Martin, Babirye Joeline, and Ntegyereize Gad for their tireless effort and constant movement around the country to get the Scorecard into the voters’ hands. We greatly appreciate the strategic counsel and technical support provided by the senior external advisers to the project, Professor Macartan Humphreys of Columbia University and Professor Jeremy Weinstein of Stanford University. Nathan Falck and Jeffrey Love of Stanford University, Jessica Harris of Yale University, and Adam Harris of New York University served as Project Coordinators and we thank them for their superb and tireless work on behalf of the project. Thank you to Jeffrey Krutz of Michigan State University for preparing the maps of parliamentary constituencies from data made available by the Uganda Bureau of Statistics.

In addition, we thank Hon. Kyanjo Hussein and Hon. Sempala N. Nabilah for their cooperation in and support of our pilot constituency dissemination workshop. We owe a debt of gratitude to the approximately 400 people who helped to make the pilot constituency workshop a success by attending and actively participating in it. Special thanks to Makindye West LC-III Chairman Kalungi Kirumira M. and Vice Chairman Siraje K. Lubwama, workshop moderator Pastor Kagolola Ibrahim, and all of the participants in the workshop panel for helping to organize the workshop and keep it running smoothly.

The Scorecard report would not be as polished and complete without the useful comments of our peer reviewers: Robert Kintu Principal Consultant of Projset, Nicolas de Torrente of DDP, Gwada Ogot

4 of CCEDU, Peter Busiku of Parliament, Juma Okuku of Makarere University, and Kaweesa Robinson of Parliament.

We are grateful also to the many media houses and radio and television talk shows which reported on and facilitated the public debate about the contents and merits of the previous three Scorecards. Their hard work ensured that the vital information contained in the Scorecard reached voters around the country. We hope that they will continue to empower voters in their civic engagement with Parliament.

Finally, we would like to extend a thank you to the people of Uganda, whose comments and feedback have allowed us to continue to improve our methodology, and for whom this project is ultimately designed. We only hope that you find some use in its pages.

5 ABBREVIATIONS

AFLI – Africa Leadership Institute Avg – Average BBC – British Broadcasting Corporation BB – Backbencher Comm. – Committee Constit. – Constituency Cnty. – County CDF – Constituency Development Fund DDP – Deepening Democracy Program DP – Democratic Party DPM – Deputy Prime Minister EC – Electoral Commission EU – European Union FB – Frontbencher FDC – Forum for Democratic Change GoU – Government of Uganda HRC – Human Rights Commission ICT – Information and Communication Technology INDEP – Independent Party JEEMA – Justice Education Economy Morality (Justice Forum) KCC – Kampala City Council LC – Local Council LC-V – District Council MP – Member of Parliament NRM – National Resistance Movement OPM – Office of the Prime Minister Opp. – Opposition PRO – Public Relations Office PWD – People with Disabilities Rep – Representative UPC – Ugandan People’s Congress UPDF – Ugandan People’s Defence Force

6 FOREWORD

To measure the performance of MPs, one must first be clear about the roles of an MP. In Uganda the roles the public expects their representatives to play are often at variance with the roles they are legally mandated to play.

One goal of the Scorecard is to help align voters’ expectations of their MPs with the law’s expectations of MPs. Voters who understand what their MPs should be doing are better able to gauge how well their MPs are performing. The Scorecard seeks to empower voters by both helping them to understand what their MPs should be doing and giving them the tools they need to assess whether or not their MPs are doing these things.

Many Ugandans expect MPs to single-handedly develop their constituencies, attend fund raisings and funerals, and pay school fees for their children. However, MPs cannot, and are not legally expected, to single-handedly transform their constituencies. They are expected to act as representatives of their constituents, ensuring that their voices are heard and their needs are met.

By law, MPs must take on four different roles; they must participate in legislative activities, surveillance activities, constituency activities, and party activities. By participating in the legislative process, MPs give their constituents an indirect role in shaping important policies which affect their lives. Article 79 of the Constitution of Uganda empowers Parliament to make laws on any matter for peace, order, development and good governance of Uganda. MPs are also supposed to act as effective watchdogs over the cabinet and bureaucracy so that neither abuses its responsibilities to Ugandans generally. Parliament is empowered in this endeavour by Article 164.

In addition to acting as legislators and watchdogs, MPs play secondary roles in their constituencies and in their parties. To represent their constituents effectively, MPs must find out which issues are most important to their constituents and what stances their constituents would like them to take on these issues. They must spend their Constituency Development Fund wisely and in ways that benefit the constituency as a whole, rather than specific individuals. MPs must attend district-level meetings and ensure that the needs of their constituents are being met. Finally, MPs must devote a great deal of time to providing assistance to individual constituents.

7 7 MPs of all parties have a role to play in fostering and protecting Ugandan democracy. The contribution of Opposition Members to the legislative and policy process is especially critical. Opposition Members’ input, while critical, often results in substantive improvements. The participation of Government Members of Parliament in surveillance activities can highlight areas in which government performance genuinely is satisfactory or in which it has fallen short.

Finally, MPs are expected to play a number of concomitant roles, including: calling press conferences to express their people’s views and interests, lobbying Ministers and bureaucrats on behalf of their constituents, and taking part in local events and official functions in their constituencies.

It is the goal of the Scorecard Project to provide voters with comprehensive and accurate information about the performance of their MPs so that they may better monitor them and ensure that their elected representatives fulfil their responsibilities as MPs. Beyond describing the performance of individual MPs, the Parliamentary Performance Scorecard assesses the performance of Parliament in general. Specifically, the report describes patterns of performance by party, ascension, gender group, and region in an effort to help voters understand how the institution itself is functioning and how their MP compares with others in the country.

The Parliamentary Scorecard is an innovative project that we hope will help to strengthen democracy in Uganda. It does not aim to find fault with MPs or Parliament, but instead to help Parliament serve its citizens better. This report covers the third session of the 8th Parliament of Uganda. The Scorecard will be produced annually, culminating in a consolidated report at the end of five years.

On behalf of the AFLI Board, I invite you to read this report, and it is my sincere hope that you find it useful in driving continued democratic reforms in Uganda.

Thank you,

Hon. Elly Karuhanga Chairman Board of Directors Africa Leadership Institute

8 8 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Democracies are premised on the idea that citizens can hold their leaders accountable for their actions by voting for or against them in regular elections. However, in order for this ideal to be realized, citizens must possess a minimum amount of information about their leaders’ performance.

The Parliamentary Scorecard Project seeks to provide Ugandans with this critical information, thereby empowering them to monitor their elected representatives and to make informed choices at election time. The Parliamentary Performance Scorecards for the First, Second, and Third Sessions of the Eighth Parliament, released on 13 December 2007, 28 May 2009, and 28 July 2010 respectively, met with broad acceptance among MPs, civil society, the press, and the public. The Scorecards provided voters with valuable information, won widespread coverage in the press, and fostered a national dialogue about the roles and performance of MPs. Crucially, the Scorecards also captured the attention of Parliament.

At the request of a number of Members of Parliament, in April 2008 and May 2009 AFLI held workshops with MPs and members of civil society and the press to discuss possible reforms to the Scorecard. Following the workshops, AFLI revamped the Scorecard methodology to include reforms suggested by members of Parliament, civil society, academia and, the media among others. Those suggested reforms were implemented in each iteration of the Scorecard including the 2009 - 2010 Scorecard. This year’s Scorecard is the culmination of months of dialogue, consultation, and revision.

The 2009- 2010 Scorecard is only a partial scorecard because it only assesses MPs on their Plenary and Committee Performance as well as the peer assessment measures. Due to the rapidly approaching elections, AFLI has so far only been able to gather and analyze data in these areas. However, Constituency data is currently being collected and entered and will be made available to voters soon. Unlike past scorecards, this scorecard does not include any new measures or data, but it still retains the methodology of the past scorecards. While there are no new measures, we do note three important aspects of the new scorecard:

• Official Leave. We recognize that many MPs have official responsibilities that take them outside of Kampala on occasion and which may cause them to miss plenary and committee sessions for legitimate reasons. For this reason, we requested from Parliament a list of official leaves granted to each MP to include in this year’s Scorecard, and we received it. This is the second scorecard for which we have official leave data from Parliament.

9 9 • Committee Transcripts. Time constraints for both AFLI and Parliament has led to fluctuation in the amount of committee transcripts we have been able to include in each scorecard. There is unfortunately still no reliable and accessible system for the regular collection and filing of this important information. This scorecard contains a lower number of committee transcripts than previous scorecards. In the 2006 - 2007 Scorecard, we were only able to obtain 25% of the committee transcripts from Parliament. For the 2007 – 2008 Scorecard we collected about 36% of the committee transcripts and were thus able to provide a more complete Scorecard for more MPs. In 2008 – 2009 Scorecard we were only able to collect transcripts for about 27% of committee meetings. And finally, for 2009 – 2010, we obtained committee transcripts for only about 17% of committee meetings1. Keeping in mind that some meetings are closed and others take place outside parliament, and for those meetings (and some meetings in parliament) we were unable to obtain transcripts. The lack of a systematic gathering of information in this area hampers the extent to which fully reliable measures are available for all MPs. Although committee transcript collection rate was low, we were able to obtain attendance records for about 75% of committee meetings this session. The high volume of attendance data relative to transcript data is illustrative of the benefit of a formal parliamentary documentation system. For this reason, AFLI once again emphasizes the need for Parliament to implement an official committee hansard. • Peer Assessment. AFLI asks MPs to assess their fellow MPs through a Peer Assessment survey. However, when this survey was distributed to MPs, many were engaged in campaign activities and thus comparatively few MPs returned the completed survey. In total 38 MPs returned the survey, with each survey asking for information on 20 MPs. This yields up to 570 individual peer assessments, or an average of about 2 per MP. This is lower than in the past and makes this data more variable. In the past AFLI has used a policy of calculating Peer Assessment based on a minimum of three independent assessments for each MP, however with the lower returns this year this rule would prevent us from sharing much of what we learned with voters. Instead this year we elected to report peer assessments if there were at least two separate assessments for a given MP. Using this assessment provides scores on approximately 170 MPs. We note that while every score is based on at least two separate assessments by MPs the precision of these scores is weaker than in previous years.

1 Readers should note that the amount of transcripts per committee varies greatly. See Appendix E for the number of transcripts and attendance logs obtained for each committee.

10 10 The accompanying report provides a thorough explanation of every measure on the Scorecard. It includes top ten tables for backbenchers and for ministers, shadow ministers, and committee chairpersons for most measures. The report also examines Parliament’s overall performance and the performance of different subgroups within it. It compares Parliament’s performance this year to its performance last year and provides the full set of scores for each MP, presented on individual Scorecards. In all our work constructing measures we have tried to be fully transparent in the ways that measures are constructed and to use measures that are as neutral as possible towards the different parties in parliament. We strongly encourage interested readers to examine the detailed explanations in order to understand the rationale behind them.

Some of the findings of the report include the following. Average plenary attendance was just 23% in 06/07, in 07/08 it climbed to 45%, and in 08/09 it further climbed to 52%, but in 09/10 average plenary attendance decreased to 48%. Average plenary participation continues to increase from 356 lines in 06/07 to 616 lines in 07/08, to 820 lines in 08/09, and finally jumped to 1437 in 09/10. Average debate influence increased from 2006 – 2009: 287 lines in 06/07, 927 in 07/08, 1915 in 08/09; however, it has decreased to 999 lines in 09/10. This suggests that MPs participate and engage one another in more systematic ways each year although the increase in lines spoken and fall in influence may suggest a decline in the quality of debate, a point which we encourage followers of parliament to examine. Female MPs have also improved in their performance from previous years in both Plenary and Committee performance. Also, PWD MPs have shown a marked improvement in both Plenary and Committee performance this year. And as with previous sessions, UPDF MPs continue to perform poorly across the board. Unfortunately, there has been a slight decrease in Committee Attendance from 44% in 2008 – 2009 to 38% in 2009 – 2010.

Assessing how MPs perform in Parliament through the Scorecard is only the first step. To fully develop the potential of the Scorecard as a mechanism for strengthening accountability in Uganda, AFLI has been committed to getting this information into the hands of voters. Because of language differences and the problems of illiteracy and a lack of access to television and radio in many rural constituencies, AFLI cannot rely on the publication of the Scorecard in Kampala alone. AFLI has been visiting voters directly in constituencies in an effort to deliver the information to those who ultimately cast the votes on election day.

Since March 2009, AFLI has been organizing civic education workshops in a sample of geographic constituencies. These workshops provide a forum in which representatives of AFLI can

11 11 present the results of the Scorecard in a way that the local population can understand. MPs are invited to attend the workshop held in their constituency in an effort to foster dialogue between constituents and MPs about the activities they undertake in Kampala.

Unfortunately, we cannot possibly visit every constituency in Uganda, so AFLI has identified a set of 147 constituencies in which we have been or will hold workshops. A list of these 147 constituencies is included at the end of the report. All constituents are encouraged to join us at the forum. To date, AFLI has completed workshops for 91 Constituency MPs and 31 District Women MPs. The AFLI Workshop teams have attempted 9 additional workshops; however, these workshops were disrupted for various reason including the removal of MPs, the death of MPs, or local community and MP blockings. AFLI will conduct the remaining 14 workshops before the elections planned for February 2011. Although all MPs are invited to attend their constituency workshop, only 26 Constituency MPs attended but 42 sent representatives to their workshops, and only 14 District Women MPs attended and 12 sent representatives to their workshops.

In addition, in all areas in which AFLI holds workshops we will seek to provide constituents with updated information on the status of MP behaviour in the final weeks of January 2011 so that any improvements in behaviour can be fairly and duly communicated. This final dissemination provides voters in the selected constituencies with their MP’s scores from Session I through Session IV (i.e. June 2006 – May 2010) on a single leaflet.

The founding principles of the Parliamentary Performance Scorecard are objectivity, transparency, and accuracy – values which we believe are embodied in this publication. But this is a living project that will grow and evolve over the remaining year of the Eighth Parliament and beyond. With this publication, we are setting an important precedent, an example that we hope civil society leaders in other countries, both in Africa and beyond, will find inspiring and useful.

12 12 REPORT ON THE PARLIAMENTARY PERFORMANCE SCORECARD

1 PURPOSE

Uganda has made great strides in creating a political and social environment conducive to democracy in recent years, but there is still much to be done. Although the Constitution of Uganda and the Uganda Information Act of 2006 ensure freedom of information and protect citizens’ right to hold their government accountable, most Ugandans still find it difficult to follow the activities of government. With 80% of the population residing in rural areas and 30% of the population illiterate, Uganda faces unique challenges in maintaining an informed citizenry. In order to effectively hold their leaders accountable, all Ugandans – rural and urban, literate and illiterate – must know who their representatives are and how well they have performed. They must know what decisions have been made on their behalf and how their tax money was spent.

The Parliamentary Scorecard Project seeks to provide Ugandans with this critical information, thereby empowering them to monitor their elected representatives and to make informed choices at election time. The Scorecard is distinctive in that it offers objective, reliable, and transparent measures of how Members of Parliament perform in plenary sessions and parliamentary committees, as well as in their constituencies. By disseminating accurate, objective, and comprehensive information about the performance of each of Uganda’s elected MPs, Africa Leadership Institute (AFLI) hopes to help foster greater transparency and ultimately greater democratic accountability in Uganda.

Over the past six years, the Scorecard has developed and improved as we have refined the methodology, diversified the data collected, added information on constituency performance and other new measures, and eliminated extraneous measures.

The grades contained herein do not reflect a political agenda and no personal politics have swayed the scores assigned to individual MPs. Indeed, the scores are based on publicly available data

13 13 collected systematically over the course of the year and can be checked and replicated by any individual wishing to do so.

This year’s Parliamentary Performance Scorecard focuses on two arenas in which MPs perform their duties as advocates for the interests of their constituents and the country: plenary sessions of Parliament, committee work, and activities in the constituency.

• Plenary Sessions. MPs are obligated to attend plenary sessions. These meetings provide members with an opportunity to present the views of their constituents, raise new issues, and debate the important challenges facing Uganda. For this reason, the Scorecard evaluates MPs on their attendance, participation, and debate influence in these plenary debates and provides information on the positions they take and the topics on which they focus. • Committee Activities. Much of Parliament’s work is conducted in committee sessions, where bills are reviewed and amended, budgetary decisions are made, and important oversight duties are performed. An approach that focuses only on what happens in plenary sessions alone runs the risk of not giving enough credit to MPs for the activities they undertake behind the scenes. To reflect this work, the Scorecard provides information on committee membership and reports data on the attendance and participation of MPs in committee meetings.

The Parliamentary Performance Scorecard is the most ambitious attempt yet to open government to public scrutiny and to help voters realize their right to information about their elected officials. But we firmly believe that MPs will also benefit from this effort as constituents come to better understand the work that takes place in Parliament. Whereas MPs previously struggled to gain appreciation for their activities in Kampala and the constraints they face in their work, the Scorecard will provide them with a tool to better communicate to their constituents what they do. They will also be able to use the data provided by the Scorecards to reflect on and improve their own performance in advance of the next general election.

2 THE ROAD TO THE 2009 – 2010 SCORECARD

The first Scorecard for the Eighth Parliament was released on 13 December 2007. The Scorecard met with broad acceptance among MPs, civil society, the press, and the public. It received a great deal of favourable media coverage by local and international newspapers and radio stations. Local newspapers were swamped with Letters to the Editor from citizens expressing their support for the Scorecard or

14 14 questioning their representatives’ records in light of the grades they received. The Scorecard sparked a national debate over the value of special interest MPs, particularly UPDF representatives, the appropriate size of Parliament, the proper roles and responsibilities of an MP, and Parliament’s place in Ugandan democracy. The 2006 – 2007 Scorecard was a great success. It provided voters with valuable information, won widespread coverage in the press, and fostered a national dialogue about the roles and performance of MPs. Crucially, the Scorecard also captured the attention of Parliament. Almost immediately following the publication of the first Scorecard, MPs began to take notice that their performance was, for the first time, being monitored and graded.

Nonetheless, the 2006 – 2007 Scorecard was still a work in progress. The publication of the Scorecard met with some valid criticisms and concerns on the part of MPs and others. In response to these critiques, AFLI embarked on a process of revamping and revising the Scorecard’s methodology. As part of this process, in April 2008 AFLI held a consultative workshop with 75 MPs and numerous members of the press and civil society. The workshop participants were invited to air their concerns about the Scorecard and offer ideas for improving it. Following the workshop, AFLI continued to meet with MPs to hear their concerns and simultaneously began to implement some of the reforms suggested by MPs, academics, media, and civil society. All subsequent scorecards are a result of months of dialogue, consultation, innovation, and revision.

2.1 FEATURES OF THE 2009 – 2010 SCORECARD

The 2009 – 2010 Scorecard includes and builds upon the developments in the previous scorecards. This Scorecard has no new additions but is an effort to provide MPs with scores for the fourth session of parliament before elections take place and uses the same rigorous methodology as previous scorecards. While it only covers Plenary and Committee activities, this should be seen as an effort to provide as much accurate information as AFLI possibly could with limited time. Three important points concerning this Scorecard are the following:

• Official Leave. We recognize that many MPs have official responsibilities that take them outside of Kampala on occasion and which may cause them to miss plenary and committee sessions for legitimate reasons. For this reason, we requested from Parliament a list of official leaves granted to each MP to include in this year’s Scorecard, and we received it. This is the second Scorecard for which we have official leave data from Parliament

15 15 • Committee Transcripts. Time constraints for both AFLI and Parliament has led to fluctuation in the amount of committee transcripts we have been able to include in each Scorecard. There is unfortunately still no reliable and accessible system for the regular collection and filing of this important information. This Scorecard contains a lower number of committee transcripts than previous scorecards. In the 2006 - 2007 Scorecard, we were only able to obtain 25% of the committee transcripts from Parliament. For the 2007 – 2008 Scorecard we collected about 36% of the committee transcripts and were thus able to provide a more complete Scorecard for more MPs. In 2008 – 2009 Scorecard we were only able to collect transcripts for about 27% of committee meetings. And finally, for 2009 – 2010, we obtained committee transcripts for only about 17% of committee meetings2. The lack of a systematic gathering of information in this area hampers the extent to which fully reliable measures are available for all MPs. For this reason, AFLI once again emphasizes the need for Parliament to implement an official committee hansard. Although committee transcript collection rate was low, we were able to obtain attendance records for about 75% of committee meetings this session. • Peer Assessment. AFLI asks MPs to assess their fellow MPs through a Peer Assessment Survey. However, when this survey was distributed to MPs, many were engaged in campaign activities and thus comparatively few MPs returned the completed survey. In total 38 MPs returned the survey, with each survey asking for information on 20 MPs. This yielded up to 570 individual peer assessments, or an average of about 2 per MP. This is lower than in the past and makes this data more variable. In the past AFLI has used a policy of calculating Peer Assessment based on a minimum of three independent assessments for each MP, however with the lower returns this year this rule would prevent us from sharing much of what we learned with voters. Instead this year we elected to report peer assessments if there were at least two separate assessments for a given MP. Using this assessment provides scores on approximately 170 MPs. We note that while every score is based on at least two separate assessments by MPs the precision of these scores is weaker than in previous years.

We have made tremendous progress in improving our data collection processes and refining our methodology over the six years of this Project, but there is still more that can be done. Parliament has recently begun discussing creating an official Committee Hansard to record committee meetings. AFLI whole-heartedly encourages this reform and offers its full support in implementing it. AFLI’s push for greater transparency and democratic accountability in Uganda would also be greatly aided by the

2 Readers should note that the amount of transcripts per committee varies greatly. See Appendix E for the number of transcripts and attendance logs obtained for each committee.

16 16 institution of comprehensive (and electronic) records of votes. At present there are no records of one of the most important actions taken by MPs – casting a vote in favor of positions he or she supports and against those he or she opposes. AFLI sees the timely introduction of electronic voting as the single best strategy for generating transparency about the positions MPs take, and we are committed to working with Parliament to raise funds for and implement this reform.

3 DISSEMINATING THE SCORECARD TO VOTERS THROUGH CONSTITUENCY WORKSHOPS

Because of language differences and the problems of illiteracy and a lack of access to television and radio in many rural constituencies, AFLI cannot rely on the publication of the Scorecard in Kampala alone. AFLI visits voters directly in constituencies in an effort to deliver the information to those who ultimately cast the votes on election day.

Since March 2009, AFLI has been organizing civic education workshops in a sample of geographic constituencies. These workshops provide a forum in which representatives of AFLI can present the results of the Scorecard in a way that the local population can understand. MPs are invited to attend the workshop held in their constituency in an effort to foster dialogue between constituents and MPs about the activities they undertake in Kampala. To date, AFLI has completed workshops for 91 Constituency MPs and 31 District Women MPs. AFLI expects to continue to hold several workshops a month until the next parliamentary election.

AFLI has now conducted workshops in all regions of the country for both Constituency and District Women MPs. Attendance at these workshops has ranged from 60 - 760 with an average attendance of 120 local participants. Many MPs have attended the workshops, defending their records and answering questions from the panel of local leaders and from members of the audience. The workshops have succeeded in drawing large crowds and sparking a spirited and informed political discussion and debate. These workshops represent a vivid example of democracy at its best. Appendices C and D present basic information concerning dates, total attendance, and MP attendance for each workshop.

17 17 Only 26 Constituency MPs attended but 42 sent representatives to their workshops, and only 14 District Women MPs attended and 12 sent representatives to their workshops.

While the vast majority of the workshops have been successful, we have faced various challenges to conducting these workshops. These workshops have been stopped by some MPs while in other instances the local community, local police, or local environment have prevented our teams from conducting the workshops. See Tables 1 and 2 below for more specifics concerning the stoppage of workshops.

Because we could not possibly visit every constituency in Uganda, AFLI identified the set of constituencies in which we would hold workshops through a fair and transparent process. First, we separated those MPs with a geographic constituency into three categories: those representing Government, those aligned with the Opposition, and those sitting in Parliament as Independents. Then, within each category, we ordered MPs from best to worst in terms of how they performed in plenary sessions. Finally, we selected every second MP from each of the three lists as an MP whose constituency we would visit.

Put simply, we selected the constituencies in which we would hold workshops through a fair lottery, ensuring that the number of workshops held in constituencies represented by Government, Opposition, and Independents is reflective of their relative representation in Parliament. In total, AFLI selected 147. Ninety-seven (97; 66%) are constituencies represented by the NRM, 29 (20%) are represented by an MP in the Opposition, and 21 (14%) are represented by an Independent MP. The constituencies are evenly spread around the country, with approximately a quarter each in the northern, central, eastern, and western regions. Ninety-six (96) constituencies are represented by men and 51 by women. The constituencies selected for civic education workshops are presented in Appendix F. Tables 1 and 2 list the MPs who have received or will receive a workshop. These tables also list the ones that were cancelled and why they were cancelled.

In addition, in all areas in which AFLI holds workshops we will seek to provide constituents with updated information on the status of MP behaviour in the final weeks of January 2011 so that any improvements in behaviour can be fairly and duly communicated. This final dissemination will provide voters in the selected constituencies with their MP’s scores from Session I through Session IV (i.e. June 2006 – May 2010).

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21 4 DATA SOURCES

Through this Scorecard, AFLI seeks to help citizens make sense of Parliament’s activities. To do so, we build upon important steps that Parliament has already taken to make its activities transparent. Much of the information on which the Scorecard is based, such as the debates in plenary sessions, are recorded and transcribed into a collection of documents called the “Hansard.” The Hansard has been carefully maintained by Parliament and has been made available publicly on Parliament’s website. However, while the Hansard provides an excellent record of MP activity, it is difficult for most voters to access (one needs a computer) and understand (it is lengthy and available only in English). The Scorecard seeks to make this publicly available data comprehensible and accessible to the average Ugandan voter.

The Scorecard also draws on information that Parliament regularly collects, such as plenary and committee attendance registries, committee membership lists, and transcripts of committee meetings which are public information but which are not easily accessible to constituents. Additionally, the Scorecard relies on Parliament’s Gazette, found in the library of Parliament, which contains a printed log of all committee reports. Some of these data are incomplete, leading to gaps in some of the measures. We are confident, however, that the quality of the data is improving over time and that gaps will be filled in future Scorecards. Already, we have begun to fill some of those holes, especially in committee transcript collection, but we call on Parliament to continue to improve its data collection processes.

The Scorecard also includes survey data provided by the MPs themselves, evaluating how their fellow MPs perform. This data is of course only available when MPs choose to make it so and this year many did not. The Scorecard also reports MPs’ answers to survey questions about their constituency activities – in particular, whether they maintain an office and local staff – where that information could be confirmed by an independent audit conducted by AFLI. MPs whose self-reported data were not confirmed by our audit are listed in Appendices B and C. The list of official leaves as reported in the Scorecard was obtained from the Speaker and the list of MPs who accounted for their CDF spending was provided by the Clerk to Parliament.

5 MEASURES

The data presented in the Parliamentary Performance Scorecard can be divided into two broad categories: performance data, which we use as the basis for an MP’s overall grade and relative standing, and positional data, which records the issues on which MPs focus and the positions they take.

22 22 Performance data include MPs’ attendance in plenary, committee, and LC-V meetings, their participation in plenary and committee meetings, the influence they demonstrate in driving the business of Parliament forward in plenary session, their accessibility to their constituents, the service they have performed in their constituencies, whether or not they maintain a local office and a local assistant, whether or not they have accounted for their CDF spending, and a peer assessment of their overall performance by other MPs. Positional data report the focus of each MP in terms of the topic of items he or she contributes to in plenary debate, the positions an MP takes on business initiated by the Government and the Opposition sides, and the ways in which an MP reports having spent his/her Constituency Development Fund. We do not generate grades based on the positions MPs take since although everyone favours better performance, people justifiably have different views on what positions MPs should take and which issues they should emphasize.

A. MP Profile

The profile provides background information on the MP. Constituency and district are reported, along with the MP’s status (Prime Minister, Vice President, Minister, Shadow Cabinet Member, Committee Chairperson or Backbencher), party affiliation (if any), and portfolio, which refers to the responsibilities the MP holds, where applicable, as a member of the cabinet or shadow cabinet. In addition, the profile lists the committees on which an MP serves, the location of the MP’s local office (if he/she has one), and the name and contact information of the MP’s political assistant (if he/she has one).

23 Figure 1: Sample Scorecard

24 24 B. Overall Grades for Performance

The performance section summarises the grades the MP received for plenary, and committee.12 Each summary reports the ranking of the average of the percentile scores achieved on the individual measures in each category.13 The average score provides an easy way to combine the scores on the different sub- components. In essence, each component carries equal weight. Because this is not the only way to combine the sub-components, we encourage readers to examine each part of the aggregate score when they assess the performance of their MP.

The percentile scores should be interpreted as follows. If an MP has a score of 70 for plenary, this means that the average of his rankings on each of the three component measures (attendance, participation, debate influence) was better than that of 70% of MPs. Overall, the MP on the sample Scorecard did well in some areas and not so well in other areas, receiving marks of A for plenary and C for committee. The system used to convert scores into letter grades is simple: the top sixth of MPs receive an A, the next sixth receive a B and so on. The lowest sixth receive an F. Grades of C and D are average (in the middle of the distribution), while E grades are below average. The 10 ministers, shadow ministers, and committee chairpersons who performed best in plenary sittings are listed in Table 3 and the top 10 backbenchers are listed in Table 4. The 10 ministers, shadow ministers, and committee chairpersons who performed best in committee meetings are listed in Table 5 and the top 10 backbenchers are listed in Table 6.

12 The overall performance box for ex-officio members – the only part of the ex-officio Scorecard that differs substantially from the sample – contains a list of the 9 ex-officio members, ranked according to plenary performance. Each ex-officio MP’s name is highlighted on his own Scorecard, and the rank is displayed above the list. 13 Readers should note that the ranking of the average percentile scores is not the same as the average percentile score.

25 25 Table 3: Top 10 Ministers, Shadow Ministers, and Committee Chairpersons in Plenary14

Member Party Status Plenary Percentile Byandala Abraham James NRM Committee Chairperson 100 Mukitale Biraahwa Stephen Adyeeri NRM Committee Chairperson 99 Ruhindi Freddie NRM Minister of State 98 Tashobya N. Stephen NRM Committee Chairperson 98 Menhya Gerald Simon NRM Committee Chairperson 97 Atubo Omara Daniel Independent Minister 96 Akol Rose Okullu NRM Committee Chairperson 95 Lukwago Erias DP Shadow Cabinet 95 Okumu Ronald Reagan FDC Shadow Cabinet 93 Amongi Beatrice Lagada NRM Committee Chairperson 92 Kasaija Matia NRM Minister of State 92 Masiko Komuhangi Winifred NRM Committee Chairperson 92

Table 4: Top 10 Backbenchers in Plenary15

Member Party Status Plenary Percentile Oleny Charles Ojok Independent Backbencher 99 Alaso Alice Asianut FDC Backbencher 99 Kasule Robert Sebunya NRM Backbencher 98 Kasaija Stephen Kagwera NRM Backbencher 98 Serunjogi Lastus Katende NRM Backbencher 97 Obua Ogwal Benson UPC Backbencher 97 Wangwa Rutangye Nagudi Erinah NRM Backbencher 96 Bikwasizehi K. Deusdedit NRM Backbencher 96 Wadri Kassiano Ezati FDC Backbencher 95 Busingye Karooro Okurut Mary NRM Backbencher 94 Kaahwa Erisa Ammoti NRM Backbencher 94 Mbagadhi Frederick Nkayi NRM Backbencher 94

14 Twelve MPs are listed in this table due to a three-way tie for tenth place. 15 Twelve MPs are listed in this table due to a three-way tie for tenth place.

26 Table 5: Top 10 Ministers, Shadow Ministers, and Committee Chairpersons in Committee

Member Party Status Committee Percentile Kasamba Mathias NRM Committee Chairperson 100 Nandala Mafabi Nathan FDC Shadow Cabinet 99 Mukitale Biraahwa Stephen Adyeeri NRM Committee Chairperson 97 Tindamanyire Kabondo Gaudioso NRM Committee Chairperson 97 Okumu Ronald Reagan FDC Shadow Cabinet 95 Akol Rose Okullu NRM Committee Chairperson 95 Yiga Anthony NRM Committee Chairperson 94 Lule Mawiya NRM Committee Chairperson 94 Arumadri John Drazu FDC Shadow Cabinet 92 Byandala Abraham James NRM Committee Chairperson 92

Table 6: Top 10 Backbenchers in Committee

Member Party Status Committee Percentile Kazibwe Musisi Tom NRM Backbencher 99 Kamba Saleh M.W. NRM Backbencher 98 Oduman Albert Charles Okello FDC Backbencher 98 Oleny Charles Ojok Independent Backbencher 97 Mutuluuza Peter Claver Barnabas NRM Backbencher 96 Banyenzaki Henry NRM Backbencher 96 Bakunda Alex Byarugaba NRM Backbencher 94 Tinkasiimire Barnabas Ateenyi NRM Backbencher 93 Butime Rwakaikara Tom NRM Backbencher 93 Ekemu Charles Willy FDC Backbencher 92

27 There are a number of issues to bear in mind when interpreting the results. First, the scores for plenary and committee performance capture two distinct ways of engaging in parliamentary activities. We do not make a claim here about which of the two is most important, nor do we create an average score across these measures.

Second, in order to help the reader understand how his or her MP compares to other MPs, we provide the average score for members of the Opposition and the NRM. One should be cautious in comparing the average scores of the NRM to the average scores of the Opposition. The reason is that these differences can reflect two very different things. On the one hand, they may reflect real differences in effort and performance across parties. On the other hand, they may reflect the different advantages parties have in Parliament which permit them to perform better or worse on average on the measures used in the Scorecard. For example, it is possible that government parties in general have more opportunities to introduce major legislation and thereby generate more debate, so better performance by the party in government could reflect this advantage rather than a difference in effort.

Similarly, one should think critically when comparing the scores of members with different status in Parliament. For example, while some Ministers surely do make more of an effort to perform well in Parliament than other members, these Ministers may also have certain advantages, such as the right or the obligation to present Government bills on the floor, that allow them to wield more influence than backbenchers in plenary sessions. The Scorecard reports the average score for MPs of the same status (ie. Minister/Shadow Minister/Committee Chair or Backbencher) to facilitate an assessment of how well a given MP has performed. The Top 10 tables are also divided into Ministers, Shadow Ministers, and Committee Chairpersons in one group and Backbenchers the other so that readers can more easily compare MPs of like status.

Finally, it should be noted that in approximately one fifth of cases, MPs do not have an overall grade for their work in committee meetings because we do not assign grades to Ministers since they cannot be members of committees.

28 28 C. Disaggregated Performance Scores

Plenary Performance The overall plenary score is based on three measures: Attendance, Participation and Debate Influence.

Attendance. The attendance measure records the percent of plenary sessions at which an MP was present during the period 4 June 2009 – 19 May 2010. There are two distinct sources for this measure. First if an MP signed the attendance book for a given session he or she is recorded as being present. Second an MP is recorded as present if they were recorded as contributing to a session even if they failed to sign the log book. Readers should recognise that it is possible that some MPs were present but were not given credit for it. This only occurs if the MP did not sign the attendance book and, in addition, did not contribute to the discussion on that day. Conversely, as some followers of Parliament have noted, it is possible that in some cases, MPs signed the log book and did not stay for the duration of the session, or that MPs had a peer sign the log book for them. Unfortunately, it is difficult to know when such cases arise, so there may be a small number of MPs who received credit for sessions they did not actually sit through. Interested journalists or other followers of Parliament might examine such possibilities by visiting Parliament while it is in session and compare who is actually there against the evidence in the attendance book.

We recognise that some MPs may be absent from Parliament on official business, for example attending the East African Parliament. For this reason we credit MPs for sessions missed during official leaves and beneath each MP’s attendance record, we record the number of absences which were officially excused. Readers should be aware, however, that an absence can be officially excused even if the MP is absent for personal rather than official reasons.

There were a total of 10016 sittings this year, and according to official records, the MP described in the sample scorecard attended 66 of these and was officially excused for 0 meetings. Her attendance rate is therefore 66/100, or 66%.

After we calculate these scores for every individual we convert them into a percentile. This allows voters to compare each MP’s attendance to that of the rest of Parliament. The percentile score indicates that the MP described in the sample scorecard had a better attendance rate than 84% of MPs (but poorer than that of 16%).

16 AFLI was able to gather attendance data for 100 sessions, and we have hansards for 106 sessions.

29 29 The top 10 ministers, shadow ministers, and committee chairpersons in terms of plenary attendance are listed in Table 7 and the top 10 backbenchers are listed in Table 8. As can be seen in these tables, these higher performing MPs predominantly come from the NRM party. However, among backbenchers, an Independent and an Opposition MP rank first and second respectively

Table 7: Top 10 Ministers, Shadow Ministers, and Committee Chairpersons in Plenary Attendance

Member Party Status Attendance % Migereko Daudi NRM Chief Whip 84 Byandala Abraham James NRM Committee Chairperson 80 Atim Anywar O. Beatrice FDC Shadow Cabinet 78 Akol Rose Okullu NRM Committee Chairperson 78 Tashobya N. Stephen NRM Committee Chairperson 71 Aggrey Awori N/A Minister 70 Mukitale Biraahwa Stephen Adyeeri NRM Committee Chairperson 70 Bangirana Kawoya Anifa NRM Committee Chairperson 69 Masiko Komuhangi Winifred NRM Committee Chairperson 69 Ruhindi Freddie NRM Minister of State 68

Table 8: Top 10 Backbenchers in Plenary Attendance

Member Party Status Attendance % Opange Louis Independent Backbencher 87 Wamanga Wamai Jack FDC Backbencher 82 Byanyima Nathan NRM Backbencher 82 Mugambe Kif'Omusana Joseph NRM Backbencher 80 Okello Okello John Livingstone UPC Backbencher 80 Mutuluuza Peter Claver Barnabas NRM Backbencher 79 Kubeketerya James NRM Backbencher 79 Baba Diri Margaret NRM Backbencher 78 Banyenzaki Henry NRM Backbencher 77 Kiryapawo Loi Kageni NRM Backbencher 77

Participation. We measure participation in plenary sessions by counting the total number of lines spoken by an MP. All types of contributions are counted, and all contributions are given equal weight (thus we do not weight points of order or questions any less than ministerial statements). All MPs

30 who signed a committee report that is presented on the floor of Parliament are credited with participation credit for the presentation of the report even if they were not the actual presenter. Our approach to measuring participation is simple and transparent. We recognise that with this measure there is a risk, however, that MPs might be rewarded for talking too much! For this reason, voters should be sure to examine the more qualitative measures which provide information about what their MPs talk about as well as the evaluation made by peers regarding the quality of contributions.

In the example provided, the MP contributed 1242 lines of the total 197,687 lines spoken during the session. In fact this is a fairly average level of participation: the average contribution among all MPs is 1437 lines, which means that 1242 is only slightly lower than the average. This MP’s percentile scores is 79, meaning that only 21% of MPs participated at a higher rate than the Sample MP.

The top 10 ministers, shadow ministers, and committee chairpersons in terms of plenary participation are listed in Table 9 and the top 10 backbenchers are listed in Table 10. As shown in the tables, although the NRM dominates, four Opposition MPs and two Independent MP make the top ten tables for Plenary Participation.

Table 9: Top 10 Ministers, Shadow Ministers, and Committee Chairpersons in Plenary Participation

Member Party Status Participation Mukitale Biraahwa Stephen Adyeeri NRM Committee Chairperson 24979 Menhya Gerald Simon NRM Committee Chairperson 20134 Nandala Mafabi Nathan FDC Shadow Cabinet 5080 Okumu Ronald Reagan FDC Shadow Cabinet 4137 Byandala Abraham James NRM Committee Chairperson 3926 Lukwago Erias DP Shadow Cabinet 3619 Yiga Anthony NRM Committee Chairperson 3445 Tashobya N. Stephen NRM Committee Chairperson 3004 Wonekha Oliver NRM Committee Chairperson 2883 Ruhindi Freddie NRM Minister of State 2521

31 31 Table 10: Top 10 Backbenchers in Plenary Participation

Member Party Status Participation Wangwa Rutangye Nagudi Erinah NRM Backbencher 20926 Oleny Charles Ojok Independent Backbencher 20720 Ojok B'Leo Independent Backbencher 20337 Wopuwa George William NRM Backbencher 20219 Kasule Robert Sebunya NRM Backbencher 20186 Mbagadhi Frederick Nkayi NRM Backbencher 19961 Tuunde Mary Marion Nalubega NRM Backbencher 19704 Obua Ogwal Benson UPC Backbencher 19581 Bikwasizehi K. Deusdedit NRM Backbencher 19485 Kaddunabbi Lubega Ibrahim.I NRM Backbencher 18973

Debate Influence. As we noted, the measures of attendance and participation are simple and transparent. However, they say little about the quality of an MP’s participation. Assessing the quality of an intervention is difficult and is likely subject to dispute. We have adopted an approach that uses information about how other MPs react to a given intervention in order to estimate the importance of what each MP says. Unimportant or non-contentious issues are unlikely to produce significant reactions; more fundamental contributions around difficult issues are more likely to generate sustained discussion by other MPs. Put simply in generating this measure we are assuming that Parliament is likely to spend more time on important issues than on unimportant ones. An MP’s debate influence is thus a measure of the extent to which he or she directs the Parliament to issues of importance.

The debate influence measure is constructed as follows. We say that an MP has influenced a part of the debate whenever other MPs are responding to statements made by or items raised by that MP. In some cases, MPs may speak but their interventions do not generate any interest or responses from other MPs. In other cases, an MP’s interventions may be so influential that they set the course of the subsequent debate. The debate influence measure reports the share of the debate that an MP has influenced in this way. MPs are also given debate influence credit when a committee report that is presented on the floor solicits a response from other MPs. As with plenary participation, any MP who signed the committee report is treated as if he/she presented it him/herself and is awarded debate influence credit as such.

As an example, consider a case in which an MP raises a point of order regarding parliamentary proceedings and two other MPs respond, speaking three lines each, after which the first MP responds to the comments in four lines. In this case, the six lines of response by other MPs are counted towards this MPs debate influence score; these constitute parts of the debate that the MP has influenced. We do not,

32 32 however, include the MP’s own (direct or indirect) responses to the issues he raised. In this way, this measure allows us to capture the impact each MP has on debate in Parliament, while not rewarding them for speaking at great length on their own initiatives.

While this measure is likely to capture important aspects of influence, two caveats should be noted. The first is that it is possible that an MP makes an intervention that has a profound impact on the direction a discussion takes but does not provoke substantial direct reaction by other MPs. Such influential contributions will be underrepresented by this measure. Second, it is possible that many MPs are prepared to push a debate in a given direction; these MPs may then nominate one person to take the specified action. In such cases, this measure only attributes credit to the initiator and not to the group of MPs as a whole.

The top 10 ministers, shadow ministers, and committee chairpersons in terms of plenary debate influence are listed in Table 11 and the top 10 backbenchers are listed in Table 12. The top performer among ministers, shadow ministers, and committee chairpersons, Bbumba Syda Namirembe, out performs all other MPs by a large margin. Hon. Bbumba’s influence is 33 times higher that than average MP’s influence. Also, the top performer among backbenchers, Lubyayi Iddi Kisiki, outperformed eight of the ten top ministers, shadow ministers, and committee chairpersons. It is also interesting to note that this year no opposition MPs feature in the top ten debate influence tables: only NRM and Independents make these two top ten tables.

Table 11: Top 10 Ministers, Shadow Ministers, and Committee Chairpersons in Debate Influence

Member Party Status Debate Influence Bbumba Syda Namirembe NRM Minister 33079 Byandala Abraham James NRM Committee Chairperson 14303 Jachan-Omach Mandir Fred NRM Minister of State 8059 Atubo Omara Daniel Independent Minister 7785 Nankabirwa Ssentamu Ruth NRM Minister of State 5726 Mukitale Biraahwa Stephen Adyeeri NRM Committee Chairperson 5467 Khiddu Makubuya Edward NRM Minister 5403 Wonekha Oliver NRM Committee Chairperson 5328 Menhya Gerald Simon NRM Committee Chairperson 4677 Yiga Anthony NRM Committee Chairperson 3961

33 33 Table 12: Top 10 Backbenchers in Debate Influence

Member Party Status Debate Influence Lubyayi Iddi Kisiki Independent Backbencher 11329 Serunjogi Lastus Katende NRM Backbencher 7731 Najjemba Rosemary Muyinda NRM Backbencher 7710 Kasaija Stephen Kagwera NRM Backbencher 4567 Ojok B'Leo Independent Backbencher 4501 Bucyanayandi Tress Independent Backbencher 4356 Kiboijana Margaret N. NRM Backbencher 4340 Wopuwa George William NRM Backbencher 4093 Bintu Abwooli Lukumu Jalia NRM Backbencher 3865 Wangwa Rutangye Nagudi Erinah NRM Backbencher 3419

Committee Performance. The overall committee score is based on two measures: Attendance and Participation.

Attendance. The disaggregated scores for committee work follow a similar logic to that for the plenary. However, the attendance measure for committees is slightly more complicated to construct because different MPs are members of different committees and so had more or less opportunity to attend. The method we use is the following. For each MP, we examined all of the committee meetings for which we have attendance sheets and matching transcripts and for which, based on committee membership data provided by the Clerk to Parliament, the MP ought to have been present.17 For these meetings, a member is recorded as being present if he or she is recorded on the attendance sheets or if he or she spoke at the meeting. The MP’s score is then given simply by the share of these meetings at which the MP is recorded as being present.

As with attendance in plenary sessions, there is again a chance that some MPs will be recorded as being absent at some meetings even thought they were present. But this will arise only if the official mechanism for recording attendance (in this case the attendance sheet) is incomplete or missing and the MP in question was silent throughout the meeting. It is also possible that some MPs will be recorded as being present even if they did not attend the meeting (if for instance, friends signed them in) or if they did

17 While we use lists of committee members for the third session provided to us by the Clerk to Parliament, it is possible that there are inaccuracies in these lists or that MPs changed committee membership during the term. Such errors would be unfortunate, but we have done our best to use the most reliable information collected and provided to us by the Clerk. Despite this effort, we do not have committee membership lists for the Police and Land Committees, therefore we have no attendance data for those committees and membership in those committees will not appear on the scorecard itself.

34 34 not stay throughout the meeting. As before, the Scorecard reports the relative performance of each MP (the percentile) as compared with the performance of all other MPs.

Table 13 lists the top ten ministers, shadow ministers, and committee chairpersons in terms of committee attendance and Table 14 lists the top ten backbenchers. During this session of parliament, much like second session, the backbenchers tend to outperform the ministers, shadow ministers, and committee chairpersons in committee attendance. NRM MPs dominate once again; however, Independents are performing quite well in committee attendance and come in at number one and five among backbenchers.

Table 13: Top 10 Ministers, Shadow Ministers, and Committee Chairpersons in Committee Attendance

Member Party Status Attendance % Kasamba Mathias NRM Committee Chairperson 100 Masiko Komuhangi Winifred NRM Committee Chairperson 100 Mukitale Biraahwa Stephen Adyeeri NRM Committee Chairperson 86 Yiga Anthony NRM Committee Chairperson 79 Bangirana Kawoya Anifa NRM Committee Chairperson 79 Akol Rose Okullu NRM Committee Chairperson 78 Ngabirano Charles NRM Committee Chairperson 75 Okumu Ronald Reagan FDC Shadow Cabinet 71 Byandala Abraham James NRM Committee Chairperson 70 Tindamanyire Kabondo Gaudioso NRM Committee Chairperson 68

Table 14: Top 10 Backbenchers in Committee Attendance

Member Party Status Attendance % Kiyonga Francis Adamson Independent Backbencher 100 Mukose Moses Mutabaali NRM Backbencher 100 Mujuzi Pius NRM Backbencher 100 Mugambe Kif'Omusana Joseph NRM Backbencher 100 Arapkissa Yekko John Independent Backbencher 100 Akello Judith Franca FDC Backbencher 96 Kiryapawo Loi Kageni NRM Backbencher 93 Okori-Moe Janet Grace Akech NRM Backbencher 85 Kitatta Aboud NRM Backbencher 84 Auru Anne Independent Backbencher 83

35 35 Participation. Participation in committee sessions is measured in a very simple way and one that is similar to that used in the plenary. The measure reports the number of lines each MP speaks in the committee meetings for which we have a transcript.18 For bi-elected MPs, this number is multiplied by the reciprocal of the share of plenary sessions for which the MP was in office so that bi-elected MPs are not punished for holding office for less time than other MPs. Committee participation scores are calculated without regard to committee membership. Thus, a backbencher who is not on any committees but chooses to participate in some committee meetings will get credit for his/her participation. By contrast, a backbencher who is not on any committees and chooses not to participate in any committee meetings will get a 0 for participation. However, ministers, who cannot, by the Rules of Parliament, be on a committee, receive N/As for committee participation.

There is no debate influence measure for MPs’ performance in committee meetings. This is because no parliamentary business is officially initiated in committees, and the debate in committee meetings is intended to be more informal.

Table 15 lists the top ten ministers, shadow ministers, and committee chairpersons in terms of committee participation and Table 16 lists the top ten backbenchers. The score reported is the lines spoken by the given MP in all committee meetings at which he or she spoke. Readers will note that Opposition MPs take the top two rankings among both Frontbenchers and Backbenchers.

Table 15: Top 10 Ministers, Shadow Ministers, and Committee Chairpersons in Committee Participation Member Party Status Participation Nandala Mafabi Nathan FDC Shadow Cabinet 4960 Okumu Ronald Reagan FDC Shadow Cabinet 2092 Tashobya N. Stephen NRM Committee Chairperson 973 Mukitale Biraahwa Stephen Adyeeri NRM Committee Chairperson 762 Seninde Nansubuga Rosemary NRM Committee Chairperson 734 Kasamba Mathias NRM Committee Chairperson 665 Katuntu Abdu FDC Committee Chairperson 327 Tindamanyire Kabondo Gaudioso NRM Committee Chairperson 312 Rwakimari Beatrice NRM Committee Chairperson 300 Lukwago Erias DP Shadow Cabinet 261

18 Because we have an incomplete set of transcripts for committee meetings in Parliament, there might be concern that this measure unfairly penalizes MPs who sit on committees for which we have few transcripts. We explored an alternative measure of committee participation which adjusted MPs’ scores to account for the extent of missing transcripts on their committees. The correlation between this alternative measure and our final measure is 0.87. As these measures are so similar, we elected to proceed with the simpler measure.

36 36

Table 16: Top 10 Backbenchers in Committee Participation

Member Party Status Participation Sebuliba Mutumba Richard DP Backbencher 1119 Oduman Albert Charles Okello FDC Backbencher 633 Kamba Saleh M.W. NRM Backbencher 616 Kazibwe Musisi Tom NRM Backbencher 571 Ssekikubo Theodore NRM Backbencher 566 Okupa Elijah FDC Backbencher 520 Oleny Charles Ojok Independent Backbencher 395 Bahati David NRM Backbencher 348 Birekeraawo Nsubuga Mathius DP Backbencher 317 Ekemu Charles Willy FDC Backbencher 302

Returning to our Sample Scorecard and Sample MP, we see that she had a relatively decent attendance record. Her attendance rate of 45% places her above 58% of other MPs. This MP’s participation rate is fairly high. Her participation score of 75 puts her in the 72nd percentile which menas she out-performed 72 percent of MPs in committee participation.

Constituency Performance

In Sessions II and III of the 8th Parliament, AFLI calculated a score for MPs’ work in their constituency. The overall constituency score was based on seven measures: LC-V Attendance, CDF Accounting, Local Office, Local Assistant, Accessibility, Constituency Service 1, and Constituency Service 2. However, in this Scorecard, because of time constraints and the desire to release this scorecard before the Parliamentary elections planned for February 2011, AFLI was not able to gather the needed data for a constituency measure for this Session IV Scorecard. However, this information is currently being gathered and will be made available in the near future.

Non-Graded Measures

Peer Assessment. The peer assessment comprises one score for each of six different categories of an MP’s performance: quality, analysis, teamwork, oversight, intra-party influence, and public conduct, as well as an overall percentile. We asked each MP to rate 20 other randomly selected MPs on each of these measures.

37 37 The quality measure captures the quality and relevance of MPs’ contributions in plenary sessions and committee meetings. An MP who receives a high quality score is seen by his/her peers to routinely make valuable contributions to the debate.

The analysis measure captures how active an MP is in scrutinising legislation. An MP who scores high on analysis is viewed by other MPs to be a leader in the legislative process.

The teamwork category measures an MP’s success in building support among other MPs for legislative activities. An MP who receives a high teamwork score is perceived by other MPs to be an effective coalition-builder and lobbyist for important initiatives in Parliament.

The oversight score measures an MP’s effectiveness in providing oversight of the activities of the executive. An MP who scores high on the oversight measure is seen by his/her peers to actively scrutinize bills, programmes, and budgets, participate in field visits, and effectively obtain information about the activities of the executive.

The intra-party influence score measures the extent to which an MP plays an influential role in the party caucus. For this measure, MPs grade only other MPs who are members of the same political party. An MP who performs well on intra-party influence is perceived by other MPs as an active participant in caucus meetings and an influential member of the party.

Finally, the public conduct measure captures whether or not an MP conducts him/herself in a manner befitting an MP. An MP who receives a high score for public conduct is seen by other MPs to act as a public face for Parliament and to exert significant effort to strengthen Parliament as an institution and to improve its reputation.

To construct the MPs’ peer assessment score, we averaged the scores each MP received from all other MPs who rated them. Importantly, we adjusted each measure for party bias by using information only on the extent to which a Government (or Opposition) MP was scored more or less highly than another Government (or Opposition) MP. We then assigned a percentile rank to each MP for each category and an overall percentile rank, based on their adjusted average scores.19 Thus, an MP with a quality score of 70 received a better average quality score than 70% of MPs.

19 We adjusted every MP’s score to correct for party bias. See Appendix A for a detailed account of the methodology used to construct this score.

38 38 Although peer assessment scores are reported on most MPs’ Scorecard, we do not have sufficient data on every MP to record scores because not every MP filled out a survey. Readers should not interpret missing peer assessment scores as an indication of poor performance on the part of the MP, but simply as a lack of data. Also, note that the peer assessment measure is the only performance measure which does not contribute to any of the MP’s overall grades.

Because so few MPs returned surveys this year, our methodology for calculating Peer Assessment scores was slightly altered. Readers may be wary about the accuracy of this year’s Peer Assessment Scores because of this change: the scores are based on a minimum of 2 evaluations from other MPs whereas in previous years the Peer Assessment was based on a minimum of 3 evaluations from other MPs. However, the graph below shows that although the Peer Assessment and Overall Plenary Grade are calculated independent of each other, there is a correlation between them: those who received higher plenary scores from the scorecard were also more highly rated by their fellow MPs even when the minimum threshold for receiving a peer assessment score is evaluations from two MPs.

Correlations: Plenary Grades and Peer Assessment

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This figure shows the distribution of Overall Peer Assessment (percentile) scores across the six Plenary Grades (A through F). Each distribution is represented by a box of different widths. The width of each box shows where 50% of the Peer Assessment scores for a given Plenary Grade are concentrated. If a box begins at the 25th percentile for example and ends at the 60th percentile, this means that 50% of a party’s members scored between 25 and 60. The line in the middle of each box denotes the median performance. If the line is at the 60th percentile for example that means that half the party scored 60 or greater while half scored no more than 60.

39 Returning to the MP in our sample scorecard, we see that she scored low in each of the peer assessment measures as well as the overall peer assessment. The scores she was given by her peers places her in the 21st percentile for quality, 25th percentile for analysis, 56th percentile for teamwork, 39th percentile for oversight and Intra-Party Influence, and\ 7th percentile for public conduct. The relatively low scores this MP earned in the individual peer assessment measure place her in the 19th percentile for her overall peer assessment, which means that she only received higher scores than 19% of Parliament.

D. Positional Scores

The next set of measures reported in the Scorecard capture aspects of the MP’s position. While political party affiliation is often an important indicator of an MP’s political views, it is limited in that it does not reveal differences among members of the same party. For voters to be able to make informed decisions at election time, it is important that they have access to more detailed information about the positions MPs actually take in Parliament.

Political Position. The first measure of position – political position – provides an estimate of how frequently an MP sides with the Government or with the Opposition. For each statement made by an MP in plenary sessions, we generate a score ranging from purely pro-Government behaviour (1) to wholly pro-Opposition behaviour (5). A score of 3 was used to represent neutral positions. The Scorecard reports the average of all positions taken by an MP in plenary sessions (for all MPs who took at least two positions during the year). A score close to 1 suggests that an MP typically took pro-Government positions, while a score close to 5 indicates that the MP typically took anti-Government positions. A score closer to the middle means either that the individual was typically neutral or that the person varied from item to item on how pro- or anti-Government the positions he or she took were.

Ideally, to measure position we would take advantage of recorded votes on bills. However, the absence of an electronic voting system (or any mechanism at all for recording votes consistently) in the Ugandan Parliament makes this impossible.

Instead to measure position, we graded all new items introduced in Parliament as Government or Opposition-sponsored (or neutral).20 Each time an MP spoke about one of these items, we recorded how

20 Items were coded as Pro-Government if they were introduced by a Minister, a Minister of State, or the Chief Whip of the NRM. Items were coded as pro-Opposition if they were introduced by the Leader of the Opposition or a Shadow Cabinet Member.

40 40 strongly the statement supported a Government position (or opposed an Opposition position). For example, if the Foreign Affairs Minister proposes a resolution on the security situation in Sudan, those MPs who take a stance supporting that resolution are given a pro-Government score, because the item was initiated by a member of the Government cabinet. If an MP makes a statement objecting to the resolution, he receives an Opposition score for that item. If a response is ambiguous or takes no real stance on the item, it is graded as neutral.

Two steps were taken to help ensure the reliability of this measure. First, for each item we asked two distinct individuals to make independent evaluations of the positions taken in each speech. If these two coders disagreed we asked a third person, a referee, to make a final determination. Second, we asked the coders to record how certain they were about their assessments. In all cases, data were used only when the coders were able to make clear and confident determinations. It is possible, therefore, that some MPs took positions in favour of or against a motion but with insufficient clarity for the position to be registered in their score. Similarly, it is possible that many MPs took positions on items, but did not do so in statements on the floor of Parliament; in such cases, of course, their position on these issues is not captured in our score. Readers should not, however, take missing position scores as an indication of poor performance. When our coders are unsure how to score an MP’s position for a particular item, no score is given, so a missing score is nothing more than an indication that our system for grading positions is imperfect. It is, however, the best system possible until Parliament chooses to begin officially recording MPs’ votes.

It is important to note that the ability of the Government to effectively set the agenda in Parliament has a major impact on the average position scores of all MPs. In fact, it is not the case that the average score is neutral. The reason for this is simple and relates to the way the measure is constructed. Many resolutions and other items of business introduced by Government are uncontroversial in their most basic form (even if some Opposition MPs, and even some NRM MPs, may object to the details of their implementation). Opposition MPs may therefore be scored as supporting a Government position simply because the issue at hand is not a divisive one. As a result, almost all MPs appear to fall on the pro- Government side of the political continuum. Readers should use the average position scores for NRM and Opposition MPs as the appropriate benchmark by which to judge where each MP falls on the political spectrum, rather than the extremes suggested by the Government-Opposition continuum.

41 41 Returning now to the example Scorecard, this MP does not have position because AFLI was unable to determine her position relative to Government. This occurs mostly when MPs engage little in debate or debate on issues that are not easily classifiable as having a pro or anti government position.

Areas of Focus. The business of Parliament is varied and cuts across a variety of topics. Different MPs choose to engage different issues, with some concentrating their energies on issues of governance, for example, while others focus on social issues. The topics section of the Scorecard reports the share of an MP’s contributions that focus on each of eight important sectors: the economy and trade, internal security, foreign affairs, social issues, governance, infrastructure, environment and natural resources, and human development.

The economy and trade category encompasses all issues related to agriculture, foreign and domestic trade, information communication technology, Uganda’s economic performance, and foreign investors. Internal security includes all matters related to the LRA peace process, crime, and police. Foreign affairs covers any contribution relating to African and East African affairs, foreign relations, relations with non-government donors such as the World Bank, and military actions abroad. Social issues include anything about moral corruption, gender relations, ethnic or religious issues. A contribution is coded as relating to governance if it is pertains to either national or local government. This topic covers constitutional issues and anything about the national budget, government corruption, or political parties. Infrastructure includes contributions about electricity, roads, transportation, or the construction of hotels, hospitals, schools, or other public buildings. A contribution is reported as relating to the environment and natural resources if it pertains to water quality, deforestation, global warming, or land use. Finally, human development encompasses all issues related to health and healthcare, labour, persons with disabilities, education, or internally displaced persons (IDPs) or IDP camps.

The graph on each MP’s Scorecard includes two pieces of information. The (darker) red bars provide information on the individual MP, while the (lighter) grey bars represent information about how much time Parliament as a whole spends on the different issues.

The sample graph for the sample MP shows that she focused almost exclusively on two issues: Governance and Social Issues. In many cases MPs do not engage sufficiently in debate for us to be able to determine their areas of interest with great confidence.

42 42 MP’s Report. In the surveys we distributed to every Member of Parliament, we asked the MPs to report how they spent their CDF money for 2008 – 2009. All MPs were invited to provide this information, regardless of whether they officially accounted for their CDF spending. The responses of all MPs who returned a survey are printed in the Scorecard. We were not able to provide this information for MPs who did not return a survey. Also, we asked for a very specific report of spending and in many cases we were unable to report everything an MP reported on the scorecard.21 Readers should bear in mind that this is the only measure on the Scorecard which we were not able to verify. We include the information but leave it to voters to make their own judgment about how to interpret it. Also, because we asked for more detailed information concerning their CDF spending we were unable to include all aspects of all MPs reports, so more information on how MPs spent their CDF can be found on our website: www.aflia.org.

6 THE PERFORMANCE OF PARLIAMENT

The percentile scores that we provide for each MP should help voters understand how each MP behaves in relation to all other MPs. For further appreciation of the meaning of these scores, however, it is helpful to have more information about how Parliament as a whole - and different groups within it - performed.

A. Performance of Sub-Sections of Parliament

In this section we compare the performance of Members of Parliament of different parities, ascensions, genders, and regions.

Party. When one examines the data thoroughly, a number of important findings emerge. The first of these has to do with party membership. The beginning of the Eighth Parliament was an auspicious milestone for Uganda’s crucial new experiment – a return to multiparty politics in the national legislature.

21Our survey presented MPs with sectors in which they could have spent their CDF money. To select which sectors we reported on the scorecard, we selected the two sectors in which an MP spent the most money and reported those sectors. In the cases where an MP did not provide monetary amounts, we selected the two in which the MP provided the most information.

43 43 Figure 2: Party Membership JEEMA

Under the individual merit system in place since the NRM took power in 1986, Ugandan MPs operated without the support of the constraints of formal party organizations. But parties now support candidates for elections and frame the debate in national issues, providing MPs with a like-minded caucus where they can seek support on issues important to their constituents and collectively set the parliamentary agenda. It is natural then that Ugandan voters will look to see how different parties perform on the Scorecard. Figure 2 shows the share of seats each party controls and Figure 3 shows the distribution of scores across the three disaggregated components of the plenary scores. These are broken down by party affiliation for NRM members, members of the Opposition, and Independents.

Figure 3: Distribution of Plenary Performance Across Parties

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This figure shows the distribution of (percentile) scores across three groupings of parties for the three plenary performance measures. Each distribution is represented by a box of different widths. The width of each box shows where 50% of the scores of a given party are concentrated. If a box begins at the 25th percentile for example and ends at the 60th percentile, this means that 50% of a party’s members scored between 25 and 60. The line in the middle of each box denotes the median performance. If the line is at the 60th percentile for example that means that half the party scored 60 or greater while half scored no more than 60.

44 44 As evident in Figure 3, Independents perform better on average than both Government and Opposition MPs in Plenary Attendance. The Opposition, on average, out-performs both Government and Independent MPs by a substantial margin in Plenary Participation while Government and Independent MPs perform nearly equally. Opposition MPs once again outperform Government and Opposition MPs, on average, in terms of debate influence. From last year, Parliament has seen an increase in the performance of its Opposition MPs, while Government MPs has maintained its performance and Independents have worsened slightly. However, as the graph shows, much of the variation takes place within parties, not across parties. Many NRM members score better than Opposition and Independent members and vice versa. The implication: party membership is a relatively poor predictor of performance. How well an individual does depends on his or her performance, and his or her place within a party, and not simply to which party he or she belongs.

Besides these major party blocks there are many other reference groups against which voters might wish to compare the performance of their representatives. For example, does a particular MP do well or poorly compared to other candidates from his region, or compared to other male candidates? Some MPs represent geographical constituencies while others speak for special interests; how does a particular MP compare to other candidates representing different types of constituencies?

The ability to make such contextual comparison can let voters make fairer judgments than those that can be made based on overall scores alone. Further, an examination of the systematic differences between groups can help voters appreciate some of the structural features that make it easier for some representatives to score better than others. Table 17 provides the information needed to allow voters to make these judgments. The table provides information on behaviour of MPs across all of the disaggregated measures with breakdown by party, ascension, status, gender, and region.

Figure 4 illustrates the differences among parties in plenary and committee performance with the number of MPs in each party listed after the party’s name.

45 Figure 4: Performance by Party

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The party breakdown (shown in aggregate in Figure 4) reveals mixed results. Opposition members on average do better than NRM in plenary performance. However, Opposition and NRM MPs tend to perform equally well in Committee.

Ascension. As was the case in the first and second sessions of Parliament, when performance is broken down by ascension, it becomes clear that there are real differences in the performance of constituency MPs and other MPs. The data, presented in Figure 522, suggest that constituency MPs outperform other MPs on average overall performance for plenary and committee. However, a difference from the previous years is that PWD MPs outperform all other MPs, including Constituency MPs, in Plenary and Committee performance. Also keeping with the trend over the past two years, the lowest scorers, by a substantial margin, were once again representatives of the UPDF. Again, the interpretation of these patterns should be a subject for national debate. We do not make claims here about whether these patterns reflect differences in the quality of individual MPs or more structural features of parliamentary participation.

22 Because this graph includes by-elected MPs, we weighted the averages by the amount of time each MP was in office.

46 46 Figure 5: Performance by Ascension

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At the same time, parties put constraints on their members in Parliament. Some have argued that it is in the caucus where the most honest debate occurs, where MPs may freely speak their minds, and where important decisions on party positions are made. The initiatives brought to the caucus by party members can then be reassigned to more senior or more “appropriate” MPs to be raised on the floor of Parliament. Critics suggest, however, that the net effect is to prevent backbenchers from voicing their thoughts and receiving credit for their initiatives in Parliament.

The data from this year’s Scorecard suggest that parliamentary business may not be as dominated by a small number of MPs, often the leadership of the various parties, as in previous years. As Table 17 shows, Ruling Party and Opposition leaders (terms that encompasse the Prime Minister, ministers, ministers of state, shadow ministers, the party whip, and the Leader of the Opposition) both score highly on average. However, in a change from last year, Backbenchers participation is higher than Government Leaders, on average. This is quite surprising given that many backbenchers may not have the same opportunities as leaders in parliament. However, the Opposition Leadership, as in previous years, has a much higher average participation rate than the other two groups. Another change from previous years is that Government leaders have the highest average debate influence rate.

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49 Thus, although party membership and seniority do matter, the results also suggest that there is considerable space for members to excel based on their own energy. Table 4 reports the scores for the top ten backbenchers with respect to overall plenary performance. All are in the top 6 percent overall and two of them are in the top 1 percent. Backbenchers clearly can excel and this is true both for MPs from the NRM, the Opposition, and Independents.

Gender. The Ugandan political system recognises the important role that women have to play in politics. We report scores for 79 district woman’s representatives, as well as a further 16 constituency MPs and 7 who represent other special interests who are also women. During the first session, men performed marginally better than women on average, but when only constituency MPs were examined, women performed as well or better than their male counterparts. Then in second session, women perform worse than men on nearly every measure. Moreover, narrowing the scope to constituency MPs generally tends to widen rather than lessen the gap between men and women. In third session, men continued to outperform women. And finally in fourth session, men outperformed women in all measures except debate influence where women outperform men to a substantial degree. In addition, this year, men and women tie on average plenary attendance. Again we emphasize that these are simple average trends in the data and may reflect structural biases against women in parliament. We also emphasize that some women score extremely highly on all measures. The differences between men and women are only statistically significant for committee, but not for plenary.

Region. A final question of interest is to know whether different regions are receiving better representation. Is it the case, for example, that parliamentary business is dominated by individuals from one particular region or that members representing some other region are underperforming? As Figure 5 shows, the evidence from this year’s Scorecard suggests that some regions are indeed performing better than other regions.

On average, MPs from the North and East perform best in Plenary, followed by MPs from the Central with West MPs shortly below them. MPs from the West perform better than all others in Committee. Compared to last year, there is more difference between the regions especially for MPs from the West who improved greatly in average committee performance. However, this differences are slight and not statistically significant.

50 50 Figure 6: Performance by Region

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B. How Does MP Performance in 2009 – 2010 Compare to Performance in the first three years of the 8th Parliament?

One goal of the Scorecard is to encourage MPs to perform better by highlighting areas in which they are performing poorly. It is therefore important to examine not just how MPs perform year by year, but also how they perform over time.

Plenary Performance. A major finding of previous Scorecards which was emphasized by the media was that most Members of Parliament attended plenary sittings infrequently or not at all. It is notable that the best performers in attendance continue to attend more and more with each coming year. While the top ten performers in 2006 – 2007 attended between 45% and 57% of the plenary sittings and the top performers in 2007 – 2008 attended between 68% and 85% of the sittings, in 2008 – 2009 the top performers attended between 73% and 88% (with 6 MPs attending 85% or more). Attendance was basically maintained in 2009 – 2010 with the top performers ranging from 77% to 87% attendance.

Attendance in the whole of Parliament consistently increased from year to year until 2009 – 2010 when it began to decrease again. While average plenary attendance was just 23% in 2006 - 2007, in 2007 - 2008 it climbed to 45%, and in 2008 – 2009 it further climbed to 52%. However, in 2009 – 2010 average plenary attendance fell below half to 48%. Fifteen MPs did not attend a single plenary session in 2006 - 2007, decreasing to four in 2007 – 2008, then increasing to five in 2008 – 2009, and reaching an all time low in 2009 – 2010 with only two members of parliament attending no plenary sittings. Moreover, while only four MPs attended over half of the plenary sittings in 2006 - 2007, 136 MPs attended over half of the sittings in 2007 – 2008, in 2008 – 2009 that number rose to 160 MPs, and 2009 – 2010 represents a high of 170 MPs attending over half of the plenary sittings. So while the average rate

51 51 of attendance has dropped from last year, there are some reasons to be optimistic about plenary attendance in the fourth session of this parliament.

Figure 7: Average Plenary Attendance Over Time

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On average, participation dropped from First Session to Second Session (partially due to fewer sittings in Second Session) and then increase from Second to Third Session. And average participation has increased substantially from 820 lines in Third Session to 1437 in Fourth Session. This could be partially due to the increase in sittings from 96 to 106 in Fourth Session25. While 88% of MPs spoke at least one line in 2006 – 2007, only 84% of MPs spoke at least one line in 2007 – 2008, 95% spoke at least one line in 2008 – 2009, and 94% spoke at least one line in 2009 – 2010. This is a marked increase in participation. This means that only 19 MPs did not speak at all in plenary sittings this year.

25 The number of sittings here is 106 and not 100 because AFLI received hansards for 106 sittings of Parliament, and the hansards are used to calculated participation. The previous paragraph stated that there were 100 sittings in the fourth session and this is because AFLI only has attendance data for 100 sittings.

52 52 Figure 8: Average Plenary Participation and Debate Influence Over Time

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Average debate influence has decrease for the first time from its high of nearly 2000 lines in 2008 – 2009 to about 1000 lines this year. However, the top debate influence scores continue to increase significantly each year. The top performer in First and Second Session, Jachan-Omach Mandir Fred, scores two times higher in debate influence between those two sessions. For the Third Session, the top performer was Suruma Ezra who more than doubled Jachan-Omach Mandir Fred’s score from Second Session. And for this session, Bbumba Syda Namirembe as the top performer in debate influence of 33079 lines is the highest since the inception of the Parliamentary Scorecard. In fact across all sessions, the top five performers each year in debate influence are outperformed by the top performers the following year. This suggests that MPs are engaging one another’s comments more systematically in parliamentary debate.

Committee Performance. Committee attendance has reached an all time low of 38% this year (the next lowest was during the Second Session of parliament at 40%). Average participation in 2007 – 2008 was 213, in 2008 - 2009 it is slightly lower at 202 lines, and it has slumped even lower this year to 106 lines. However average committee percentile remains constant at 50% across both years.

53 53 Figure 9: Average Committee Attendance Over Time

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Scores Through the Years. Now with four scorecards out on this parliament we have the possibility to examine the consistency of patterns over time. Are scores in one year highly correlated with scores in another year? A high correlation suggests a few things, first that the scores reflect fairly slow moving features of political life of MPs, that is that behavior does not change radically from year to year. Second, it provides reassurance of the validity of the scores: that they are not simply picking up oddities but larger trends. Table 18 reports these correlations. A correlation between scores can be understood as the amount to which they vary together. The reader will note that correlations above 70% are considered to be quite high.

Table 18: Correlations of Scores from 2010 (Session IV) with Sessions II and III Score in: Correlation with 2009 (Session III) Correlation with 2008 (Session II) Overall Plenary 63% 56% Plenary Participation 56% 52% Plenary Attendance 74% 61% Plenary Initiative 35% 30% Overall Committee 59% 53% Understanding correlations: For example, the correlation of 74% between plenary attendance scores in Session IV and Session III means that about half the variance of this year's attendance score can be accounted for by patterns from last years.

54 54 C. Parliament’s Productivity

Although the Scorecard does not distinguish between different types of plenary participation, it is important to recognize that plenary participation takes many forms. Members of Parliament may participate through asking questions, making statements, presenting papers, introducing bills, presenting committee reports, proposing bills or amendments, or by making a procedural motion or a point of order.

Questions. Any Member of Parliament may ask a question of any minister, committee chairperson, or commission member during the allotted time during most sittings of Parliament. MPs may utilize questions to obtain information regarding a Bill, motion, Parliamentary procedures, or relevant public affairs. Although MPs are able to ask up to three questions for oral reply during a given session, only 23 MPs asked just 38 questions during the 106 sittings of Parliament this session. This represents an increase in questions from last session’s figures of 18 questions from 23 MPs. Table 19 lists the MPs who asked more than one question during this session.

Table 19: MPs Who Asked More Than One Question

Member Party Status Number of Questions Lukwago Erias DP Shadow Cabinet 5 Alaso Alice Asianut FDC Backbencher 4 Rwakimari Beatrice NRM Committee Chairperson 3 Ekwau Ibi Florence FDC Shadow Cabinet 3 Okupa Elijah FDC Backbencher 2 Okello Okello John Livingstone UPC Backbencher 2 Obua Denis Hamson NRM Backbencher 2 Ekanya Geofrey FDC Backbencher 2

Statements. Statements may be made by any Member of Parliament. Ministers may make statements for the purpose of explaining a Government policy or action. Members may make statements regarding any issue of urgent public importance or any matter of importance to their constituency. During the last session, 106 MPs made 241 statements. This represents a decrease over the previous session in both the number of MPs who made statements (121 last session) and the total number of statements made (267 last session). Unsurprisingly, the Leader of the Opposition and the Chief Whip made more statements than most, but half of the MPs who made five or more statements were backbenchers. Table 20 below lists the eight MPs who made five or more statements.

55 Table 20: MPs Who Made Five or More Statements

Member Party Status Number of Statements Migereko Daudi NRM Chief Whip 8 Alaso Alice Asianut FDC Backbencher 8 Ekanya Geofrey FDC Backbencher 7 Okupa Elijah FDC Backbencher 6 Ogenga Latigo Morris.W FDC Leader of the Opposition 6 Wadri Kassiano Ezati FDC Backbencher 6 Ssekikubo Theodore NRM Backbencher 5 Bazana Kabwegyere Tarsis NRM Minister 5 Mbaguta Sezi N/A Minister of State 5 Atim Anywar O. Beatrice FDC Shadow Cabinet 5 Kiyonga Chrispus Walter Bazarrabusa NRM Minister 5

Committee Reports. There are 25 different standing and sessional parliamentary committees which are charged with initiating and discussing Bills, evaluating the activities of Government, conducting research, and reporting to Parliament on their activities. Committee reports may be presented to Parliament by the chairperson or by any member of the committee, but in practice they are nearly always presented by the chairperson or occasionally the deputy chairperson.

Ninty committee reports were presented this session. This represents a substantial increase in overall committee productivity from the 2008 – 2009 session, during which committees presented 57 reports. The committee reports which were presented during the third session are listed in Table 21.

Table 21: Committee Reports Presented in Parliament

Committee Subject Presenter Serunjogi Lastus Agriculture On the Ministerial Policy Statement for the Financial Year 09/10 Katende Serunjogi Lastus Agriculture On the Famine Situation in the Teso Sub-Region Katende Agriculture Assessment of the Fisheries Development Project (ADB loan) Wonekha Oliver Budget On the Supplementary Appropriation Bill, 2009 Akol Rose Okullu Budget On the Supplementary Schedule No.1 for Fiscal Year 09/10 Akol Rose Okullu Budget On the Appropriation Bill, 2009 Akol Rose Okullu Budget On the Supplementary Expenditure, Schedule No.2 for Fiscal year 09/10 Akol Rose Okullu On the Supplementary Expenditure Schedule No.2 for the Financial Budget Year 08/09 Akol Rose Okullu

56 Budget On on Supplementary Schedule No.2 Akol Rose Okullu Commissions On the Performance of NFA from 2004 to 2007 Okumu Ronald Reagan Sebuliba Mutumba Commissions On the Performance of the Amnesty Commission from 2002 to 2008 Richard On the Performance of the National Drug Authority and the Auditor- Commissions General’s Report Okumu Ronald Reagan Commissions On the Performance of Uganda Property Holdings & Amber House Okumu Ronald Reagan Defence Ministerial Policy Statement for Financial Year 09/10 Abura Pirir Samuel Bangirana Kawoya Equal Opportunities On Ethnic Minority Groups in Uganda Anifa Finance Addendum on the Petition by Sitting Tenants of Buganda Road Flats Oleny Charles Ojok Finance On the Petition by Sitting Tenants of Buganda Road Flats Oleny Charles Ojok Tindamanyire Kabondo Finance On The Stamps (Amendment) Bill, 2009 Gaudioso Tindamanyire Kabondo Finance On the Excise Tariff (Amendment) Bill, 2009 Gaudioso Tindamanyire Kabondo Finance On the Income Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2009 Gaudioso Tindamanyire Kabondo Finance On the Value Added Tax (Amendment) Bill Gaudioso Tindamanyire Kabondo Finance On the Finance Bill, 2009 Gaudioso Tindamanyire Kabondo Foreign Affairs Ministerial Policy Statement for Financial Year 09/10 Gaudioso Foreign Affairs Ministerial Policy Statement for Financial Year 09/10 Lule Mawiya Gender On the Situation of the Children in Northern Uganda Amongi Beatrice Lagada Gender On the Prohibition of Female Genital Mutilation Bill, 2009 Bako Christine Abia On Ministerial Policy and Budget Estimates for the Financial year Gender 2009/10 Kabanda Sabano Pherry Gender On the National Youth Council (Amendment) Bill, 2008 Amongi Beatrice Lagada Gender On the Violence Against Women Bill Amongi Beatrice Lagada Gender On the National Women’s Council (Amendment) Bill, 2008 Amongi Beatrice Lagada Government Assurances On Selected Government Assurances Kiiza Winifred Legal and Parliamentary Affairs On the Trademarks Bill, 2008. Tashobya N. Stephen Legal and Parliamentary Affairs On the Contracts Bill, 2008 Tashobya N. Stephen Legal and Parliamentary Affairs On the Parliamentary Elections (Amendment) Bill, 2009 Tashobya N. Stephen Legal and Parliamentary Affairs On the Ministerial Policy Statement for Financial Year 2009/2010 Tashobya N. Stephen Legal and Parliamentary Affairs On the International Criminal Court Bill, 2006 Tashobya N. Stephen Legal and Parliamentary Affairs On the Domestic Violence Bill, 2009 Tashobya N. Stephen Legal and Parliamentary Affairs On the Political Parties and Organisations (Amendment) Bill, 2009 Tashobya N. Stephen Legal and Parliamentary Affairs On the Electoral Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2009 Tashobya N. Stephen

57 Local Government Accounts On the Auditor General’s Report for the Financial Year 01/02 Malinga Johnson Local Government Accounts On the Auditor General’s Report for the Financial Year 02/03 Malinga Johnson Local Government On the Report of the Auditor General on the Public Accounts of District Accounts Local Governments for the Financial Year 03/04. Mallinga Johnson Local Government On the Report of the Auditor General on the Public Accounts of District Accounts Local Governments for the Financial Year 04/05. Mallinga Johnson On Government Request to Borrow $10 million from the IDA for Avian Wangwa Rutangye National Economy and Human Influenza Preparedness and Response Project Nagudi Erinah On Government Request to Borrow UA 38 million (US $57,760 and US Wangwa Rutangye National Economy $10 million) from the BADEA. Nagudi Erinah On Government Request to Borrow an Additional Financing of SDR 3.1 million from the IDA of World Bank Group for Mineral Resources Mukitale Biraahwa National Economy Project Stephen Adyeeri Mukitale Biraahwa National Economy On Budget Performance of the Economy for the Fiscal Year 08/09 Stephen Adyeeri On Government Request to Borrow Units of Accounts 80 million from Mukitale Biraahwa National Economy the ADB Group for Road Sector Support Project 3 Stephen Adyeeri National Economy On Government Request to Borrow a Loan of Kuwait Dinnars 3 million Kasule Robert Sebunya Wangwa Rutangye National Economy On Government Request to Borrow UA 7.59 million from ADB Nagudi Erinah On Government Request to Borrow UA 35 million from the ADB Group National Economy for the Kampala Sanitation Programme Project Phase I Kasule Robert Sebunya On Government Request to Borrow SDR 17.6 million (US $27 million) Mbagadhi Frederick National Economy from the IDA Nkayi On Government Request to Borrow $100m from EXIM Bank of China Mukitale Biraahwa National Economy for Acquisition of Road Equipment, Sanitary & Firefighting Equipment Stephen Adyeeri On Government Request to Borrow US$150 million from the IDA of the Wangwa Rutangye National Economy World Bank Group for Financing UPPET Nagudi Erinah Wangwa Rutangye National Economy On Government Request to Borrow UA 10.21 million from the ADB Nagudi Erinah On Government Request to Borrow Japanese Yen 3,395,000,000 from Mukitale Biraahwa National Economy JICA Stephen Adyeeri National Economy On Government Request to Borrow Japanese YEN 5,406,000,000 JICA Oleny Charles Ojok On Government Request to Borrow from IDB for development of Mukitale Biraahwa National Economy Technical Colleges Stephen Adyeeri On Government Request to Borrow US $12.7 million & another 22.95 Mukitale Biraahwa National Economy million from the Saudi Fund for Development Stephen Adyeeri On Government to Guarantee up to US $567,000 as Supplementary National Economy Financing Oleny Charles Ojok National Economy On the Budget and Ministerial Policy statements Yiga Anthony On Government Request to Borrow 52.51 million UA from ADB for Construction of Mbarara-Nkenda and Tororo-Lira Transmission Lines Mbagadhi Frederick National Economy Project Nkayi On Government Request to Borrow SDR 69,900,000 from the IDA for Mukitale Biraahwa National Economy Financing the Second NUSAF Project Stephen Adyeeri On Government Request to Borrow US$ 4.5 million from the Arab Bank National Economy for Economic Development Bahati David

58 On the Performance of the Economy of the First Quarter of the Fiscal Mukitale Biraahwa National Economy Year 09/10 Stephen Adyeeri Masiko Komuhangi Natural resources On the Ministerial Policy Statement for Financial Year 09/10 Winifred Masiko Komuhangi Natural resources On the Petitions on The Forest Reserves of Te Ilwa, Kazooba and Kooki Winifred Byandala Abraham Physical Infrastructure On the Land (Amendment) Bill, 2007. James Byandala Abraham Physical Infrastructure On the Minority Report on the Land (Amendment) Bill 2007 James Byandala Abraham Physical Infrastructure On the Physical Planning Bill, 2008 James Byandala Abraham Physical Infrastructure On the Ministerial Policy Statement for Financial Year 09/10 James Presidential Affairs On the Whistle Blower's Protection Bill, 2008 Oburu Grace On the Emoluments of the President, Vice-President and Prime Minister Presidential Affairs Bill, 2009 Menhya Gerald Simon On the Ministerial Policy Statement and Budget Estimates for the Fiscal Presidential Affairs Year 09/10 Menhya Gerald Simon On the Report of the Auditor-General on the Public Accounts of the Public Accounts Republic of Uganda for the Year Ended 30/6/03 Nandala Mafabi Nathan Public Accounts On CHOGM Nandala Mafabi Nathan On the Report of the Auditor-General on the Public Accounts of the Public Accounts Republic of Uganda for the Year Ended 30/6/05 Amuge Rebecca Otengo Public Service On the Motion of Resolution for Creation of New Municipalities Boona Emma Public Service On the Creation of New districts Yiga Anthony Public Service On the Motion of Resolution to Create Rukungiri Municipality Yiga Anthony Public Service On the Policy Statements & Budgetary Provisions for Fiscal year 09/10 Yiga Anthony Public Service On on the Illegal sale of Plots at the Old Taxi Park Yiga Anthony On the Alteration of Boundaries of Districts and Creation of New Public Service Districts Boona Emma Select Committee to Authorise Govt to Borrow To Harmonise Issues Raised by the House Regarding Requisitioning for Dombo Lumala Money Additional Funding of US$ 5 million Emmanuel Petition of the Bannakazadde Women’s Group on the State of the Sickle Seninde Nansubuga Social Services Cell Unit of Mulago Hospital Rosemary Seninde Nansubuga Social Services On the Ministerial Policy Statement for Financial Year 09/10 Rosemary Seninde Nansubuga Social Services On the Pharmacy Profession and Pharmacy Practice Bill, 2006. Rosemary Tourism, Trade and On the Ministerial Policy Statement and Budget Estimates for the Lubyayi John-Bosco Industry Financial Year 09/10 Sseguya Tourism, Trade and Industry On Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAS) Lubyayi Iddi Kisiki Tourism, Trade and Lubyayi John-Bosco Industry On the Petition from the Traders of Kampala on Trade Licence Fees Sseguya

59 Average committee attendance in this session was 38% but there was variance among committees, with average individual committee attendance ranging from 63% (Natural Resources) to 15% (Rules). While average attendance has decreased from last year (44%), the highest committee attendance this year (63%) is lower than last year (61%), and the lowest attendance rate this year (15%) is lower than last year (19%). Table 22 shows the top 10 committees with the highest attendance.

Table 22: Top Ten Committees in Attendance26

Committee Average Attendance % Natural Resources 63 Defence 55 Presidential Affairs 54 Social Services 50 Finance 49 Agriculture 47 Public Accounts 43 ICT 41 Public Service 38 Legal & Parliamentary 34

Bills. Although every MP has the right to initiate a bill, most bills are brought by ministers of state because it is extremely difficult for members to garner sufficient support to initiate a bill independent of Government. In this session, 33 bills were initiated by 16 different NRM MPs. Three of these bills were private member’s bills presented by Hon. Bahati, Hon. Baryomunsi, and Hon. Ruhindi. This is an increase in total bills from the 2008 – 2009 Session when 19 bills were brought to the floor by 11 NRM MPs. The bills and their presenters are listed in Table 23 below.

Table 23: Bills Initiated During The 2009 - 2010 Session

Bill Title Presenter The Companies Bill 2009 Atubo Omara Daniel The Anti-Homosexuality Bill, 2009 Bahati David The Prohibition of Female Genital Mutilation Bill, 2009 Baryomunsi Chris The Anti-Money Laundering Bill, 2009 Bbumba Syda Namirembe The Appropriation Bill, 2009 Bbumba Syda Namirembe The Finance Bill, 2009 Jachan-Omach Mandir Fred The Excise Tariff (Amendment ) Bill, 2009 Jachan-Omach Mandir Fred

26 Readers should note that AFLI does not have attendance data for the Appointments, Government Assurances, HIV/AIDS, Business, Infrastructure, Trade, or Police Probe committees for this session.

60 60 The Value Added Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2009 Jachan-Omach Mandir Fred The Income Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2009 Jachan-Omach Mandir Fred The Stamps (Amendment) Bill, 2009 Jachan-Omach Mandir Fred The Supplementary Appropriation Bill, 2009 Jachan-Omach Mandir Fred The Insurance (Amendment) Bill, 2010 Kajara Aston Peterson The Uganda Retirement Benefits Authority Bill,2010 Kamuntu Ephraim The Trademarks Bill, 2008 Khiddu Makubuya Edward The Presidential Elections (Amendment) Bill, 2009 Khiddu Makubuya Edward The Electoral Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2009 Khiddu Makubuya Edward The Chattels Securities Bill, 2009 Khiddu Makubuya Edward The Marriage and Divorce Bill, 2009 Khiddu Makubuya Edward The Parliamentary Pensions Bill Mbaguta Sezi The Emoluments of the President, Vice-President and Prime Minister Bill, 2009 Mbaguta Sezi Mukitale Biraahwa Stephen The Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) Bill, 2010 Adyeeri Mukitale Biraahwa Stephen The Parliament Pensions (Amendment) Bill, 2010, Adyeeri The Regional Governments Bill, 2009 Mwesige Adolf Kasaija The Local Governments (Amendment) Bill, 2009 Mwesige Adolf Kasaija The Kampala City Bill, 2009 Mwesige Adolf Kasaija The Plant Protection and Health Bill, 2010 Mwesigye Ruhindi Hope The Women's Council (Amendment) Bill, 2008 Nakadama Isanga Lukia The National Youth Council (Amendment) Bill, 2008 Nakadama Isanga Lukia The Industrial Property Bill, 2009 Ruhindi Freddie The Domestic Violence Bill, 2009 Ruhindi Freddie The Insolvency Bill, 2009 Ruhindi Freddie The HIV and AIDS Prevention and Control Bill Rwakimari Beatrice The Plant Variety Protection Bill, 2010 Rwamirama Kanyontore Bright

Amendments. Any MP may present an amendment to the House for consideration and debate. Amendments to bills, which may add to or alter the content of the original bill, are presented after the second reading of the bill before the House. In this session, 25 different MPs presented 161 amendments. This is a decrease over last year in which 25 different MPs presented 285 amendments.

Points of Order. Any Member of Parliament may raise a point of order if they feel that for some reason the current proceedings are not in line with the Rule of Procedure of the House. A point of order is most often raised when an MP objects to a comment made by another MP and suggests that he or she is out of order for giving false information or making unsupported accusations. However, merely having a point of order brought against one does not necessarily indicate wrongdoing. It is up to the Speaker to decide whether or not the MP violated the Rules of Procedure and either adopt or reject the point of order.

61 61 In this session, 66 different MPs brought 156 points of order against 83 MPs. Of those, 36 were adopted, 46 were rejected and the remaining 74 are pending. There were fewer points of order raised by fewer MPs against the same amount of MPs this session compared to last session, when 79 MPs raised 164 points of order against 83 MPs. Table 24 lists the MPs who raised more than four points of order while Table 25 lists the MPs who had more than four points of order brought against them.

Table 24: MPs Who Raised More Than Four Points of Order

Member Party Status Num. of Pnts. Of Order Atim Anywar O. Beatrice FDC Shadow Cabinet 9 Bazana Kabwegyere Tarsis NRM Minister 9 Kubeketerya James NRM Backbencher 9 Nankabirwa Ssentamu Ruth NRM Minister of State 8 Kyanjo Hussein JEEMA Shadow Cabinet 8 Lukwago Erias DP Shadow Cabinet 7 Kabakumba Labwoni Masiko Princess NRM Minister 6 Otafiire Kahinda NRM Minister 5 Okumu Ronald Reagan FDC Shadow Cabinet 5

Table 25: MPs Who Had More Than Four Points of Order Brought Against Them

Num. of Pnts. Of Order Member Party Status Against Nandala Mafabi Nathan FDC Shadow Cabinet 8 Wadri Kassiano Ezati FDC Backbencher 6 Otafiire Kahinda NRM Minister 5 Amuriat Oboi Patrick FDC Shadow Cabinet 5 Byandala Abraham James NRM Committee Chairperson 5

Petitions. Any MP may present a petition to Parliament to request action on a particular issue on behalf of a group of citizens. However, in the 2009 - 2010 session, only 8 MPs presented petitions, and each one only presented one petition. This is extremely , especially when compared to the figures from 2007 – 2008 when 17 MPs filed 22 petitions, and 2008 – 2009 when 10 MPs filed 10 petitions. Table 26 below lists the MPs who presented a petition.

62 Table 26: MPs Who Presented Petitions

Member Party Status Petitions Banyenzaki Henry NRM Backbencher 1 Baryomunsi Chris NRM Backbencher 1 Bayigga Lulume Micheal DP Backbencher 1 Fungaroo Kaps Hassan FDC Backbencher 1 Lukwago Erias DP Shadow Cabinet 1 Nokrach Wilson William NRM Backbencher 1 Okecho William Independent Backbencher 1 Oleny Charles Ojok Independent Backbencher 1

Presentation of Papers. When a bill, resolution, committee report, the budget, or any other item brought before the house requires additional background or supplementary information not contained within the item itself, an MP—most often a minister or state minister—may present papers to the House. In this session, 23 different MPs presented 47 papers. These figures are similar to those from the last session when 43 MPs presented 57 papers.

Procedural Motions. Any Member of Parliament may make a procedural motion to help keep the debate on topic, running smoothly, and in accordance with the Rules of Procedure. However, in practice, procedural motions are generally not made by backbenchers. This year, 29 MPs made 120 procedural motions. This represents a small change from last year when 39 MPs made 112 procedural motions.

7 A NOTE ON THE SPEAKER, DEPUTY SPEAKER, AND EX OFFICIO MPS

While we have used these measures to assign grades to nearly all MPs, the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker have special responsibilities that prevent them from carrying out the duties normally required of MPs. In fact, the Rules of Parliament specifically prohibit the presiding officer from taking part in any parliamentary debate or voting on Bills before the House. Thus, it would be inaccurate to measure the performance of the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker on the same scale as that of all other MPs and would likely under represent the performance of the Speaker and Deputy Speaker.

However, while the Rules of Parliament may in many cases prevent the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker’s from participating fully in the business of Parliament in a manner that would be reflected in this Scorecard, both of these Members are integral to the functioning of Uganda’s legislature. Indeed, no session of Parliament may proceed until the Speaker, the Deputy Speaker, or the Deputy Speaker is

63 63 present. Further, the presiding officer is charged with the responsibility of preserving order and decorum in the House, and he or she holds the final authority concerning questions of order and practice. Thus, while AFLI has decided not to include any measures of the performance of the Speaker or the Deputy Speaker in this Scorecard, this should be seen not as a criticism of their performance, but rather as a reflection of their unique official roles in Parliament.

In addition, ex officio MPs – selected most often to fill Ministerial positions – have unique rights and responsibilities that allow them, in some cases, to perform in ways that other MPs cannot, for example by presenting official government business. For this reason, while we have graded the 9 unelected MPs on the same measures as the rest of Parliament, we do not include them in the percentile calculations, but instead rank them only against the other ex officio members.

8 LIMITATIONS OF OUR DATA

AFLI is committed to producing an objective, transparent, and nonpartisan evaluation of parliamentary performance. At the same time, the Scorecard cannot capture every relevant aspect of MP performance. Readers should keep a few caveats in mind when assessing the data reported here.

First, because AFLI strives to remain an objective observer of Parliament’s activities, none of the measures in the Scorecard assess the relevance or quality of contributions made by MPs. Participation and debate influence scores are based only on the quantity of contributions made by those representatives and on the length of the debate following those contributions. Peer assessment scores are based strictly on the evaluations provided by other MPs of a given MP’s performance. Failing to maintain impartiality would make it impossible to produce a purely objective evaluation. Similarly, our measures do not reward or penalise the particular positions MPs take on any issues. While we have coded contributions as “Government” or “Opposition”, we do not assign a grade for these positions or claim that either perspective is superior.

Second, there are areas in which the data available to us are incomplete, making it difficult to produce a comprehensive Scorecard. Not all of the MPs returned the survey we distributed to them (only 38 returned the survey this year). Although we were able to collect a large number of committee attendance logs, we were unable to obtain attendance logs for seven committees. In addition, some of Parliament’s work is not captured in official records. Votes in plenary sessions are not recorded, the archives of committee reports with signatures are incomplete, and there is no official committee Hansard.

64 64 In all of these areas, improved records would help us make our measures more precise. It is important to emphasize that our ability to collect complete and accurate data depends on Parliament’s willingness to assist us in this endeavour.

In addition, some work is well documented but is conducted behind closed doors, and thus the public cannot access the records. We cannot know, for example, which MP first raised an issue in a party caucus meeting. Because parties caucus in secret, we are unable to include participation and debate influence at these conferences in the Scorecard. This points to one of the limitations of transparency – not all activity can be fully transparent and available to voters. In such instances in which voters cannot observe the activities of their representatives, they need to use other criteria – such as the extent to which ultimate policy outcomes reflect the voter’s goals – to determine the effectiveness of their representation.

Some of the information we collected is impossible to verify. Although we report the MPs’ responses about how they spent their CDF money, we are unable to know with any certainty how truthful these responses were. It is also difficult to verify attendance as it is possible that some MPs sign in and then leave or ask a friend to sign them in.

Finally, we recognise that each MP’s situation is different, which may make any attempt to compare the performance of all MPs imperfect. The constitutional requirements of certain MPs, such as the Speaker or Deputy Speaker, make them inherently incomparable to other MPs and prevent them from participating in the daily debate and fulfilling other duties that all MPs normally perform. The unique circumstances of individual MPs are infinitely varied and may affect their score in any number of ways. For example, each MP has a different relationship with his or her local councilors and other leaders, meaning that some MPs attend many LC-V meetings, while other choose to boycott the meetings in protest – or may simply not be invited. Still other MPs may take advantage of worthy opportunities to travel or otherwise work on behalf of the constituencies at the cost of committee or plenary sessions – for example, some MPs have been invited to represent Parliament at the Juba peace talks or at meetings of the East African Parliament. In each of these cases, we have attempted to collect data that would allow us to take these differences into account. In some cases, though this is simply not possible, as data are not available.

One anomaly we have taken pains to account for in the Scorecard relates to MPs who were elected through by-elections and those who were ousted or died during the term. It is not accurate or fair to compare MPs who have taken office during the Eighth Parliament or left office before the end of the

65 65 session to MP’s who have had a full term in office. Thus, MPs elected and ousted in by-elections and MPs who have died are scored against the full set of MPs, but only for the period in which the MP has been in office. For example, if an MP has served since April 2010 (i.e. for the last two months of the fourth year of the Eighth Parliament) his or her percentile scores will be based on a comparison of his or her performance to all other MPs based on that two month period alone.

In recognising that there are limitations inherent in any attempt to assess MPs according to consistent criteria, we emphasise again that the Scorecard is a tool to start a discussion about the best way to recognise the work of MPs and inform voters. We encourage voters, members of the media, and government officials alike to query their representatives on the scores laid out here. It is possible that some aspects of an MP’s performance are not captured fully by our measures, and thus that some MPs have received lower scores than are warranted. Of course, it is also possible that some MPs have received scores higher than their overall performances merit. The Scorecard should not be taken in isolation, nor interpreted as encouragement to vote for or against any particular Members of Parliament. It should simply be taken for what it is – accurate and objective information on many of the activities that MPs perform on behalf of their constituents, and indeed of all Ugandans.

9 LOOKING AHEAD

The methodology, measures, and layout of the 2009 – 2010 Scorecard represent the culmination of four years of consultation and revision and will serve as the model for all future iterations of the Scorecard. The information contained in the Scorecard will be updated, published, and distributed around the country annually until at least the 2011 election and hopefully beyond.

Throughout the next few weeks leading up to the elections, we will organise and hold the remaining workshops. The workshops bring together local leaders, community members, and MPs, allowing constituents to view and understand the Scorecards and to question their MPs on the data contained in them. In addition we also plan to disseminate a cumulative scorecard in the final weeks of January with the goal of allowing voters to see the improvement of their MP over the course of the 8th Parliament.

66 66 10 CONCLUSION

Every voter who casts a vote based primarily on the performance of his/her representative contributes to the strengthening of democracy in Uganda. Unfortunately, many voters lack the requisite information to vote on this basis. The Scorecard seeks to empower Ugandans to make informed decisions about who is best fit to represent their constituency in Parliament by providing accurate and objective information about every MP’s past performance. We are dedicated to producing the most complete and rigorous Scorecard possible every year, and we believe this year’s reforms to the Scorecard and Scorecard methodology will enable us to do that. However, the Scorecard is only useful if the information reaches voters, so we hope you will join us when the Scorecard forum comes to your constituency. With your help, we can make Ugandan democracy stronger.

67 67 SCORECARDS: ELECTED MPS

68 Text2: Aadroa Onzima Alex

Constituency: Maracha County Plenary Committee

District: Arua Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: Defence and Security

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP Available Ovujo 373737 Office Location:Source: Maracha County local council office

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 395 46 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 10 40 197687

Attendance 35 Attendance Not Not Attended 45 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 55 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. We do not have enough information to determine this MP's peer assessment overall percentile. Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

67 Text2: Abura Pirir Samuel

Constituency: Matheniko County Plenary Committee

District: Moroto Grade: BBB Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: Local Gov't, Defence OppOppOpp 676767 NRMNRMNRM 616161 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 885 66 Participation 110 81 197687 Debate Influence 2136 87 197687

Attendance 41 Attendance 45 Attended 47 Attended 24 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 53 Absent 42

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 66 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

40 Schools

30 Xtian University KIU wesrenh campus medical Studen

10 UGX 4500000 0 Agriculture A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c cattle drugs Vaccines metal needles fundraising v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 2680000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, C in Committee, D in Constituency.

68 Text2: Acen Rhoda

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Amuria Grade: FFF Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gender OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 232323 This MPThis MP 222 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 8 Attendance 51 Attended 18 Attended 7 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 82 Absent 10

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 27 32 25 20 N/A 54 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 27 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, E in Constituency.

69 Text2: Achia Remigio

Constituency: Pian County Plenary Committee

District: Nakapiripirit Grade: FFF Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: National Economy, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP 393939 Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 131313

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 354 43 Participation 59 65 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 5 Attendance 18 Attended 13 Attended 5 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 87 Absent 106

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 111 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 36 17 44 58 28 66 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 41 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, F in Committee, D in Constituency.

70 Text2: Achia Terence Naco

Constituency: Bokora County Plenary Committee

District: Moroto Grade: EEE Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Public Accounts, Public Service OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP 434343 Office Location: N/A 313131

Nyangom Sisto Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) Not Available

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 357 44 Participation 20 48 197687 Debate Influence 14 41 197687

Attendance 24 Attendance 31 Attended 37 Attended 21 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 63 Absent 77

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 98 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, E in Committee, B in Constituency.

71 Text2: Achilla Aleper Margaret

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kotido Grade: BBB Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 757575 Committees: Commissions, Defence OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM Available Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 794 63 Participation 21 49 197687 Debate Influence 2858 91 197687

Attendance 52 Attendance Not Not Attended 53 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 47 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, E in Committee, F in Constituency.

72 Text2: Aciro Concy

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Amuru Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gender OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 101010 111111

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 58 14 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 25 Attendance 25 Attended 38 Attended 2 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 62 Absent 15

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 61 91 43 56 N/A 55 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 68 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, F in Committee, F in Constituency.

73 Text2: Adong Omwony Florence

Constituency: Labwor County Plenary Committee

District: Abim Grade: DDD Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Equal Opportunities, Gender OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Yenglemi east Abim centre This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 34 Office Location:Source: Labwor County local council office 3434 313131

Adwany Julius Abora Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772538452

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 288 38 Participation 4 32 197687 Debate Influence 392 57 197687

Attendance 19 Attendance 46 Attended 31 Attended 10 Excused 2 Excused 0 Absent 67 Absent 17

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 27 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, E in Committee, D in Constituency.

74 Text2: Ahabwe Godfrey Pereza

Constituency: Rubanda County East Plenary Committee

District: Kabale Grade: CCC Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Local Government This MPThis MP Committees: N/A OppOppOpp 656565 Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Bubare Trading Center along Kabale-kisoro road Office Location:Source: Hon. Ahabwe Godfrey Pereza

Tukamushaba Friday Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0701465915

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 722 59 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 1938 85 197687

Attendance 46 Attendance 0 Attended 50 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 50 Absent 94

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 94 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Government Opposition NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initatives Initiatives We do not have enough information to determine this MP's peer assessment overall percentile. Area of Focus MP's Report

50 45 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 40 35 Schools 30

25 Purchased 100 iron sheets for reroofing kakalisa P

5 UGX 2400000 0 Construction/Renovation A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c Purchase 100 iron sheets to kagarama I Church Buba v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 1700000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, A in Committee, C in Constituency.

75 Text2: Akbar Hussein Godi

Constituency: Arua Municipality Plenary Committee

District: Arua Grade: DDD Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None

Committees: Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP Office Location: N/A 343434 This MPThis MP 242424

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 304 39 Participation 24 50 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 56 Attendance 0 Attended 45 Attended 0 Excused 10 Excused 3 Absent 45 Absent 14

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, B in Committee, F in Constituency.

76 Text2: Akello Judith Franca

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Pader Grade: BBB Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 747474 Committees: Budget, Defence OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM 595959 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Pader Town Office Location:Source: Hon. Akello Judith Franca

Beatrice Arac Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774466065

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 825 65 Participation 26 52 197687 Debate Influence 71 45 197687

Attendance 95 Attendance 97 Attended 70 Attended 15 Excused 6 Excused 11 Absent 24 Absent 1

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 27 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, B in Committee, B in Constituency.

77 Text2: Akena James Micheal Jimmy

Constituency: Lira Municipality Plenary Committee

District: Lira Grade: EEE Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: UPC

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Maruji road Office Location: Source: Hon. Akena James Micheal Jimmy This MPThis MP 202020 This MPThis MP 000 Ochari Dyang Eaf Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0775188777

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 270 34 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 26 Attendance 0 Attended 39 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 61 Absent 4

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 46 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. We do not have enough information to determine this MP's peer assessment overall percentile. Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, E in Committee, E in Constituency.

78 Text2: Akiror Agnes Egunyu

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kumi Grade: CCC Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None

Committees: Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 545454 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 999 Among Francis & Acom Joyce Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0777259491 / 0784968645

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 259 33 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 1117 71 197687

Attendance 56 Attendance 19 Attended 55 Attended 1 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 45 Absent 16

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 24 35 15 32 N/A 7 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 9 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, F in Committee, F in Constituency.

79 Text2: Akol Rose Okullu

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Bukedea Grade: AAA Grade: AAA Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM 959595 959595 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP

FB*FB*FB* Committees: Budget, Business, Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM ocated in Bukeddea Town Council behind NRM- Office Location:office. Source: Hon. Akol Rose Okullu

Oluka James Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0752664168

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1770 88 Participation 213 88 197687 Debate Influence 1410 78 197687

Attendance 96 Attendance 92 Attended 71 Attended 46 Excused 7 Excused 0 Absent 22 Absent 13

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 59 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 56 N/A 62 87 N/A 50 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 70 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, A in Constituency.

80 Text2: Akumu Mavenjina Catherine

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Nebbi Grade: CCC Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Rules, Public Service OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 575757 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP Office Location: N/A 343434

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1148 76 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 121 49 197687

Attendance 42 Attendance 39 Attended 48 Attended 20 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 52 Absent 51

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 71 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 24 17 42 11 34 64 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 24 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, E in Committee, F in Constituency.

81 Text2: Alaso Alice Asianut

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Soroti Grade: AAA Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC 999999 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP

Committees: Social Services OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp 535353 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Otekat James Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782334732

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 3902 95 Participation 98 76 197687 Debate Influence 3388 93 197687

Attendance 92 Attendance 31 Attended 71 Attended 12 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 29 Absent 42

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 95 91 80 91 91 69 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 94 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

40 Schools

30 Roofing of teacher House At kamuojo Primary School

0 Construction/Renovation A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c Support to womens groups Support to church Group,C v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, C in Committee, D in Constituency.

82 Text2: Alintuma Nsambu John.C

Constituency: Bukoto County East Plenary Committee

District: Masaka Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Information & Communication Technology

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP 222 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 4 6 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 6 Attendance Not Not Attended 14 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 86 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, F in Constituency.

83 Text2: Alisemera Babiha Jane

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Bundibugyo Grade: DDD Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: HIV/AIDS, Social Services OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 474747 444444 Plot 4, Ntoroko road RM no.3 Office Location:Source: Women local council office

Rwabuhinga Lawrence Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772972753

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 430 47 Participation 60 66 197687 Debate Influence 472 59 197687

Attendance 35 Attendance 29 Attended 45 Attended 10 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 55 Absent 44

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, B in Committee, C in Constituency.

84 Text2: Alupo Jessica R. Epel

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Katakwi Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Youth and Children Affairs

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Defence OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP Applicable Katakwi Town Council Ojula House 373737 Office Location:Source: Hon. Alupo Jessica R. Epel

Walter Okiring Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772929255

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 232 30 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 74 Attendance Not Not Attended 61 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 39 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 57 39 54 N/A N/A 28 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 45 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Community Support Sum of 100,000 given to 100 village groups This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data. UGX 10000000 Construction/Renovation Purchase of pens,mobilising communities to plant c

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, D in Committee, A in Constituency.

85 Text2: Amali Caroline Okao

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Amolatar Grade: CCC Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: Equal Opportunities, Trade OppOppOpp This MPThis MP 606060 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Office Location: This MPThis MP N/A 282828

Atala Eze Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0779533060

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 279 36 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 1061 68 197687

Attendance 69 Attendance 65 Attended 59 Attended 5 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 41 Absent 5

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 10 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, E in Committee, D in Constituency.

86 Text2: Amongi Beatrice Lagada

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Oyam Grade: AAA Grade: BBB Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None 929292 This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 767676 FB*FB*FB* Committees: Public Accounts, HIV/AIDS, Gender OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Corner Kamdini Lira road, just about 100m after Office Location:roundabout Source: Hon. Amongi Beatrice Lagada

Enap Fred Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782096530

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1714 86 Participation 108 80 197687 Debate Influence 2927 92 197687

Attendance 72 Attendance 50 Attended 54 Attended 24 Excused 6 Excused 1 Absent 40 Absent 39

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 64 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 42 25 39 48 8 12 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 13 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, C in Constituency.

87 Text2: Amongi Betty Ongom

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Apac Grade: BBB Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

None 909090 Portfolio: This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 737373 Committees: Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 818 64 Participation 217 89 197687 Debate Influence 1117 71 197687

Attendance 66 Attendance 83 Attended 58 Attended 11 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 42 Absent 6

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 76 82 43 55 N/A 11 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 55 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, D in Committee, E in Constituency.

88 Text2: Amuge Rebecca Otengo

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Lira Grade: BBB Grade: AAA Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent This MPThis MP Portfolio: Public Service This MPThis MP 838383 747474 FB*FB*FB* Committees: Public Accounts, Public Service OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Community Centre/Lira School of Catering and Office Location:Hotel management next to the court, Kitgum road Source: Hon. Amuge Rebecca Otengo

Obol Geoffrey Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782911079

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1277 80 Participation 257 90 197687 Debate Influence 1117 71 197687

Attendance 54 Attendance 40 Attended 49 Attended 28 Excused 5 Excused 1 Absent 46 Absent 69

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 98 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 5 4 5 9 N/A 4 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 1 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, E in Committee, D in Constituency.

89 Text2: Amuriat Oboi Patrick

Constituency: Kumi County Plenary Committee

District: Kumi Grade: BBB Grade: CCC Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: Works and Infrastructure Development This MPThis MP 808080 FB*FB*FB* Committees: Science & Tech, Infrastructure OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM 595959 FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Kumi Town Council, Ngora road and Delta Petro Office Location:station , Mukura road Source: Hon. Amuriat Oboi Patrick

Opolot Emma Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772586251

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1397 83 Participation 44 60 197687 Debate Influence 1926 85 197687

Attendance 48 Attendance 33 Attended 51 Attended 1 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 49 Absent 3

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 87 80 89 65 N/A 59 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 87 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, D in Committee, A in Constituency.

90 Text2: Angiro Gutomoi Charles

Constituency: Erute County North Plenary Committee

District: Lira Grade: BBB Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 898989 777777 This MPThis MP Committees: Science & Tech, Trade OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Odong Bosco Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772627220

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1389 82 Participation 66 68 197687 Debate Influence 13 40 197687

Attendance 87 Attendance 65 Attended 65 Attended 2 Excused 2 Excused 0 Absent 33 Absent 2

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

50 45 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 40

20 This MP did not provide information 15 concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, B in Committee, F in Constituency.

91 Text2: Angufiru Margaret

Constituency: Ayivu County Plenary Committee

District: Arua Grade: DDD Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: Appointments, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM 606060 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* 414141 Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 311 40 Participation 17 46 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 72 Attendance 83 Attended 60 Attended 10 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 40 Absent 5

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 15 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 26 25 21 24 N/A 53 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 20 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Health Centres Workshop organised on reproductive health at hillv This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data. UGX 10000000 Community Organizations Contribution for purchasing parish priests ,Contri

UGX 2400000 For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, A in Committee, F in Constituency.

92 Text2: Anokbonggo Willy Washington

Constituency: Kwania County Plenary Committee

District: Apac Grade: AAA Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: UPC This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 858585 This MPThis MP 747474 Committees: HIV/AIDS, Social Services OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Aduku Township Office Location:Source: Hon. Anokbonggo Willy Washington

Lucy Otim Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0775665488

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 959 70 Participation 208 88 197687 Debate Influence 524 61 197687

Attendance 95 Attendance 57 Attended 76 Attended 24 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 24 Absent 30

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 29 29 16 61 N/A 28 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 26 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Community Organizations Efforts towrads establishment of west lango Dioces This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data. UGX 8400000 Community Support Supply of Bicycles to boda Boda Youths Supply of B

UGX 6222000 For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, B in Constituency.

93 Text2: Aol Betty Ocan

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Gulu Grade: CCC Grade: EEE Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: Rehabilitation, Relief and Disaster Management

FB*FB*FB* Committees: Social Services OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* 575757 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Senior Quarters Office Location:Source: Women local council office This MPThis MP 212121

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 679 58 Participation 7 37 197687 Debate Influence 93 46 197687

Attendance 63 Attendance 15 Attended 57 Attended 1 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 43 Absent 53

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 21 46 64 75 N/A 88 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 65 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

40 Construction/Renovation

30 Quarry works Tarpaulin for temporary ,Contribution

10 UGX 12060000 0 Schools A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c Pymet for 5 pupils ,part payment for students in h v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 3700000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, E in Constituency.

94 Text2: Apilinga Moses Tako

Constituency: West Moyo County Plenary Committee

District: Moyo Grade: FFF Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: UPC

Portfolio: None

Committees: ICT OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 222222 This MPThis MP 444 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 30 8 Participation 4 32 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 7 Attendance 22 Attended 16 Attended 4 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 84 Absent 40

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 44 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 17 19 15 37 N/A 36 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 12 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, E in Committee, F in Constituency.

95 Text2: Arapkissa Yekko John

Constituency: Kween County Plenary Committee

District: Kapchorwa Grade: DDD Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: HIV/AIDS, Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* 505050 424242 Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 281 36 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 77 Attendance 97 Attended 62 Attended 4 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 38 Absent 0

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 28 9 8 17 N/A 20 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 6 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, D in Committee, E in Constituency.

96 Text2: Arimpa Kigyagi John

Constituency: Mbarara Municipality Plenary Committee

District: Mbarara Grade: BBB Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 787878 727272 Committees: Science & Tech, Social Services OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Tugume George William Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0779410407/0752294251

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1100 73 Participation 46 61 197687 Debate Influence 1215 76 197687

Attendance 52 Attendance 87 Attended 53 Attended 41 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 47 Absent 17

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 58 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 84 93 91 79 87 91 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 95 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

40 Educational Materials

30 spending per term for 54 vulnerable children

10 UGX 6200000 0 Construction/Renovation A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c contribution to school fee of students per stucent v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 6200000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, A in Committee, C in Constituency.

97 Text2: Aronda Nyakairima

Constituency: UPDF Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: FFF Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: N/A

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gender OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 272727 This MPThis MP 666

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 111 19 Participation 46 61 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 3 Attendance 0 Attended 6 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 94 Absent 17

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 7 9 6 6 N/A 72 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 4 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, E in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

100

98 Text2: Arumadri John Drazu

Constituency: Madi-Okollo County Plenary Committee

District: Arua Grade: BBB Grade: AAA Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

929292 Portfolio: Local Government This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 757575 FB*FB*FB* Committees: Commissions, Public Service OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Madi-Okello County Headquarters Okollo Trading Office Location:Center Source: Hon. Arumadri John Drazu

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 2051 91 Participation 102 78 197687 Debate Influence 1124 73 197687

Attendance 42 Attendance 74 Attended 48 Attended 54 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 52 Absent 43

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 97 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 70 49 86 47 N/A 80 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 73 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

40 Community Organizations

30 Iron sheets to roof Finacial Assistance to the cle

10 UGX 8000000 0 Educational Materials A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c PLER text books for alll primary text books in the v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 4000000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, D in Constituency.

101

99 Text2: Asiimwe Brian Chris

Constituency: Ntoroko County Plenary Committee

District: Bundibugyo Grade: DDD Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP None Portfolio: 828282

Committees: Science & Tech, Infrastructure OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 484848 BB*BB*BB* Karugutu Town board, ntoroko road, and also Office Location:rwebisengo Trading Center,vando road. Source: Hon. Asiimwe Brian Chris

Steven Sabiiti Kamuhanda Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772393813

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 353 43 Participation 29 53 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 82 Attendance 89 Attended 65 Attended 3 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 35 Absent 1

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 38 67 13 36 24 49 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 30 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, D in Committee, C in Constituency.

102

100 Text2: Atim Anywar O. Beatrice

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kitgum Grade: AAA Grade: EEE Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: Water and Environment 898989 This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* Committees: HIV/AIDS, Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Uhuru This MPThis MP Office Location:Source: Women local council office 303030

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 2047 91 Participation 59 65 197687 Debate Influence 414 58 197687

Attendance 96 Attendance 0 Attended 66 Attended 0 Excused 12 Excused 0 Absent 22 Absent 4

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 42 44 54 52 N/A 56 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 51 Area of Focus MP's Report

35 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

15 This MP did not provide information 10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

5 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, E in Committee, F in Constituency.

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101 Text2: Atim Ogwal Cecilia

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Dokolo Grade: CCC Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP Committees: Budget, Agriculture OppOppOpp 646464 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Main street on Dokolo - Lira road with a big signpost This MPThis MP Office Location:reading "MP Dokolo district" 313131 Source: Hon. Atim Ogwal Cecilia

James Acar Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0777785220

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 963 70 Participation 1 29 197687 Debate Influence 6 39 197687

Attendance 74 Attendance 53 Attended 61 Attended 23 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 39 Absent 32

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 55 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 65 77 31 63 N/A 32 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 61 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, B in Committee, B in Constituency.

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102 Text2: Atubo Omara Daniel

Constituency: Otuke County Plenary Committee

District: Lira Grade: AAA Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: Independent 969696 Portfolio: Lands, Housing and Urban Development This MPThis MP

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Main Street (community bank) Office Location:Source: Hon. Atubo Omara Daniel

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1322 81 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 7785 98 197687

Attendance 84 Attendance Not Not Attended 66 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 34 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 81 88 92 63 N/A 93 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 91 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

40 Community Support

30 CDf given equally to all sports ,Footballl teams i

10 UGX 10000000

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

105

103 Text2: Auru Anne

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Moyo Grade: BBB Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 797979 This MPThis MP Committees: Commissions, Trade OppOppOpp 696969 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Moyo Technical Institute road, Moyo Town Coucil Office Location:Source: Women local council office

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1260 79 Participation 20 48 197687 Debate Influence 1709 83 197687

Attendance 52 Attendance 94 Attended 53 Attended 35 Excused 0 Excused 3 Absent 47 Absent 8

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 46 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Educational Materials Support Facilitataion of madi education reveival S This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data. UGX 5600000 Community Organizations Loclamusic Artists,Motivate P7 pupils to improve p

UGX 1900000 For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, C in Committee, E in Constituency.

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104 Text2: Baba Diri Margaret

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Koboko Grade: BBB Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 787878 707070 Committees: Local Gov't, Infrastructure OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* MP's Home but with aspecific room for an office Office Location: Source: Hon. Baba Diri Margaret

David Amiye Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0784636131

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 770 62 Participation 45 61 197687 Debate Influence 22 42 197687

Attendance 96 Attendance 91 Attended 78 Attended 49 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 22 Absent 16

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 65 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

40 Schools

30 construction materials for contructing Kochi s.s.

10 UGX 3781800 0 Construction/Renovation A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c 10 bags of cement for each; baxmure musque, morodu v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 2511000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, D in Committee, B in Constituency.

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105 Text2: Baba James Boliba

Constituency: Koboko County Plenary Committee

District: Koboko Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Vice President's Office

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Near NRM office on Moyo road Office Location: Source: Koboko County local council office This MPThis MP 191919

Wayi Dragamulai Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) Not Available

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 30 8 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 52 Attendance Not Not Attended 53 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 47 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, B in Constituency.

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106 Text2: Badda Fred

Constituency: Bujumba County Plenary Committee

District: Kalangala Grade: DDD Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP 464646 BB*BB*BB* 414141 Office Location: N/A

Kamya Mathias Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0754640921

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 270 34 Participation 11 40 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 84 Attendance 60 Attended 66 Attended 7 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 34 Absent 8

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 15 MP's Position Peer Assessment

120 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 100

40 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 20 Money for 2008 -2009

A G H I I N S F n n g o o u f t a o r e r r c v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, C in Committee, B in Constituency.

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107 Text2: Bagiire Aggrey Henry

Constituency: Bunya County West Plenary Committee

District: Mayuge Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Agriculture

Committees: Budget, Agriculture OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Lugolole Office Location:Source: Hon. Bagiire Aggrey Henry This MPThis MP 131313

Kigada Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0774226080

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 116 20 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 26 Attendance Not Not Attended 23 Attended Available Available Excused 16 Excused Absent 61 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 54 45 67 N/A 19 51 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 45 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, A in Committee, B in Constituency.

110

108 Text2: Bahane Niyibizi Silver (Sp.Rtd)

Constituency: Bufumbira County North Plenary Committee

District: Kisoro Grade: BBB Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP None Portfolio: 828282 This MPThis MP Committees: Rules, Trade OppOppOpp 696969 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Rubuguri Town-Kirundo subcounty Ruguburi-Kabale Office Location:road about 26km north of Kisoro Source: Hon. Bahane Niyibizi Silver (Sp.Rtd)

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 431 47 Participation 26 52 197687 Debate Influence 662 63 197687

Attendance 87 Attendance 94 Attended 67 Attended 16 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 33 Absent 4

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 20 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 47 90 36 84 N/A 87 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 80 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, E in Committee, C in Constituency.

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109 Text2: Bahati David

Constituency: Ndorwa County West Plenary Committee

District: Kabale Grade: CCC Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP Committees: National Economy, ICT OppOppOpp 656565 This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 555555 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Nzeirwe Denis/Mpirirwe Simpson Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772959492/0772610294

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 700 58 Participation 348 95 197687 Debate Influence 42 43 197687

Attendance 60 Attendance 32 Attended 56 Attended 17 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 44 Absent 52

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 69 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, C in Committee, B in Constituency.

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110 Text2: Baka Mugabi Stephen

Constituency: Bukooli North Plenary Committee

District: Bugiri Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio:

Committees: Rules, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM 454545 Available Kawunye Wakoli road Office Location:Source: Bukooli North local council office

Pastor Lukoye sam Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0782184029

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 678 57 Participation 100 78 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 60 Attendance Not Not Attended 55 Attended Available Available Excused 1 Excused Absent 44 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, E in Committee, A in Constituency.

113

111 Text2: Bakaluba Mukasa Peter

Constituency: Mukono County North Plenary Committee

District: Mukono Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Equal Opportunities, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 888 111 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 4 Attendance 17 Attended 8 Attended 1 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 92 Absent 24

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 25 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, F in Constituency.

114

112 Text2: Bakeine Mabel L. K.

Constituency: Bugangaizi County Plenary Committee

District: Kibaale Grade: DDD Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

None Portfolio: This MPThis MP 737373 Committees: Local Gov't, Public Service OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 474747 BB*BB*BB* Kakumiro Town Office Location:Source: Hon. Bakeine Mabel L. K.

Mrs Rutagi Cissy Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782082451

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 573 54 Participation 53 63 197687 Debate Influence 240 54 197687

Attendance 35 Attendance 50 Attended 45 Attended 47 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 55 Absent 69

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 116 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, A in Committee, C in Constituency.

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113 Text2: Bakkabulindi Charles

Constituency: Workers Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Education

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 191919

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 89 17 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 8 40 197687

Attendance 21 Attendance Not Not Attended 35 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 65 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 12 9 41 9 26 19 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 7 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

116

114 Text2: Bako Christine Abia

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Arua Grade: BBB Grade: EEE Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: Education and Sports This MPThis MP 777777 FB*FB*FB* Committees: Social Services OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP Office Location: N/A 333333

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1745 87 Participation 47 62 197687 Debate Influence 2680 90 197687

Attendance 32 Attendance 15 Attended 42 Attended 1 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 58 Absent 53

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 59 81 20 17 N/A 13 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 34 Area of Focus MP's Report

40 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

15 This MP did not provide information

10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, D in Committee, F in Constituency.

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115 Text2: Bakunda Alex Byarugaba

Constituency: Isingiro County South Plenary Committee

District: Isingiro Grade: CCC Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

None 949494 Portfolio: This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: Public Accounts, Public Service OppOppOpp 616161 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Agaba Gerald Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782632539

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1261 79 Participation 174 85 197687 Debate Influence 257 54 197687

Attendance 42 Attendance 50 Attended 48 Attended 39 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 52 Absent 59

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 98 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

40 Roads

30 kambebzi Road Stretch Culverts Nyakitunda

10 UGX 3600000 0 Schools A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c kisyoro Sec School,St Thomas Acquinas ,St johns Rw v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 3300000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, B in Committee, B in Constituency.

118

116 Text2: Baliddawa Edward Kafufu

Constituency: Kigulu County North Plenary Committee

District: Iganga Grade: DDD Grade: CCC Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

FB*FB*FB* Committees: Science & Tech, ICT OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRM NRMNRM 585858 FB*FB*FB* This MPThis MP OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 454545 Nambale Trading Center long Kaliro Road Office Location:Source: Hon. Baliddawa Edward Kafufu

Daudi Mukuve Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0776941613

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 242 32 Participation 24 50 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 87 Attendance 78 Attended 67 Attended 28 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 33 Absent 20

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 48 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 53 59 85 55 N/A 82 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 73 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, A in Committee, B in Constituency.

119

117 Text2: Balikudembe Mutebi Joseph

Constituency: Busiiro County South Plenary Committee

District: Wakiso Grade: EEE Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: DP

Portfolio: None

Committees: Appointments, Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP Kajjansi after fly over on This MPThis MP 353535 Office Location:Source: Busiiro County South local council offic 313131

Kadumya Aaron Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774224992

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 174 25 Participation 69 70 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 63 Attendance 0 Attended 57 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 43 Absent 17

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 43 62 66 68 35 22 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 52 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Local Businesses Friend and stated MASSA local business which close This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data. UGX 50000000 Community Organizations Have 25 parishes I spend a minimumof 200,000 annua

UGX 20000000 For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, C in Committee, C in Constituency.

120

118 Text2: Balyejjusa Julius

Constituency: People with Disabilities Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: DDD Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP Committees: National Economy, Finance OppOppOpp 676767 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 444444 Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 260 33 Participation 12 41 197687 Debate Influence 443 58 197687

Attendance 42 Attendance 69 Attended 48 Attended 30 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 52 Absent 28

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 58 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, E in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

121

119 Text2: Balyejjusa Suleiman Kirunda

Constituency: Budiope County Plenary Committee

District: Kamuli Grade: DDD Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Physical Infrastructure OppOppOpp NRM This MPThis MP NRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 494949 BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP 000 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 2/2/2010 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 484 84 Participation 0 0 66149 Debate Influence 39 48 66149

Attendance 16 Attendance 0 Attended 12 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 27 Absent 20

Total Sittings 39 Total Meetings 20 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 36 19 27 11 8 44 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 11 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP was not scored for the Second Session of Parliament (2008 - 2009).

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120 Text2: Bangirana Kawoya Anifa

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Sembabule Grade: BBB Grade: AAA Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 878787 757575 This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* Committees: Equal Opportunities, Business, Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Sembabule Town near District offices Office Location:Source: Women local council office

Ms Cotty Nasiiwa/Yasin Lugemwa Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772906658/0772653213

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 448 48 Participation 89 75 197687 Debate Influence 1061 68 197687

Attendance 90 Attendance 92 Attended 69 Attended 11 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 31 Absent 3

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 14 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, A in Committee, A in Constituency.

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121 Text2: Banyenzaki Henry

Constituency: Rubanda County West Plenary Committee

District: Kabale Grade: CCC Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM 969696 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: Budget, Finance OppOppOpp 626262 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Kagorogoro Muko subcounty along Kabale -Kisoro Office Location:road Source: Hon. Banyenzaki Henry

Twinomugisha John baptist Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0784838866

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 359 44 Participation 266 91 197687 Debate Influence 19 41 197687

Attendance 96 Attendance 81 Attended 77 Attended 36 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 23 Absent 23

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 59 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, B in Committee, C in Constituency.

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122 Text2: Bartille Johnson Toskin

Constituency: Kongasis County Plenary Committee

District: Bukwa Grade: CCC Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 555555 OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 434343 Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 453 49 Participation 52 63 197687 Debate Influence 1127 74 197687

Attendance 41 Attendance 32 Attended 46 Attended 4 Excused 1 Excused 0 Absent 53 Absent 13

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 23 56 14 46 10 58 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 22 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, C in Committee, F in Constituency.

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123 Text2: Barumba Beatrice Rusaniya

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kiruhura Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: Science & Tech, Social Services OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP 888 This MPThis MP 000 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 55 13 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 16 Attendance 0 Attended 31 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 69 Absent 58

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 58 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 27 14 34 42 N/A 34 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 21 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, E in Committee, D in Constituency.

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124 Text2: Baryomunsi Chris

Constituency: Kinkiizi County East Plenary Committee

District: Kanungu Grade: AAA Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None 888888 This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: HIV/AIDS, Social Services OppOppOpp 686868 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Kanungu Town Council near the Caltex Petrol Office Location:Station Source: Kinkiizi County East local council offic

Orishaba Ruth Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774952603

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1829 89 Participation 278 92 197687 Debate Influence 2435 90 197687

Attendance 63 Attendance 40 Attended 57 Attended 16 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 43 Absent 38

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 92 95 95 98 N/A 78 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 99 Area of Focus MP's Report

40 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

15 This MP did not provide information

10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, A in Constituency.

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125 Text2: Bayigga Lulume Micheal

Constituency: Buikwe South Plenary Committee

District: Mukono Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: DP

Portfolio:

Committees: Budget, Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP 444444 Available Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 390 45 Participation 72 72 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 69 Attendance Not Not Attended 59 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 41 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 74 51 88 90 N/A 73 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 84 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, B in Committee, E in Constituency.

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126 Text2: Bazana Kabwegyere Tarsis

Constituency: Igara County West Plenary Committee

District: Bushenyi Grade: AAA Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Relief and Disaster Preparedness 888888 This MPThis MP Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Ishaka Town Office Location:Source: Igara County West Local council office

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1750 87 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 1539 81 197687

Attendance 69 Attendance Not Not Attended 59 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 41 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 59 66 24 42 N/A 39 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 47 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, N/A in Committee, E in Constituency.

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127 Text2: Bbumba Syda Namirembe

Constituency: Nakaseke County Plenary Committee

District: Nakaseke Grade: BBB Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

This MPThis MP Portfolio: Finance 818181 Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Office Location: N/A

Kabaale Sula/Seguya christopher Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772327575/782912131

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1204 77 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 33079 100 197687

Attendance 39 Attendance Not Not Attended 27 Attended Available Available Excused 19 Excused Absent 54 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

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128 Text2: Bihande Bwambale Yokasi

Constituency: Bukonjo County East Plenary Committee

District: Kasese Grade: EEE Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None

Committees: Defence OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* from Bwera pass the Petrol Station opposite Office Location:Mughende road. This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 252525 Source: Bukonjo County East local council office 242424

Isingoma Musema Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782234806

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 299 38 Participation 34 57 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 33 Attendance 0 Attended 43 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 57 Absent 1

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 1 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 8 2 35 5 N/A 17 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 3 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, C in Committee, E in Constituency.

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129 Text2: Bikwasizehi K. Deusdedit

Constituency: Buhweju County Plenary Committee

District: Bushenyi Grade: AAA Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM 969696 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP

Committees: National Economy, Trade OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 474747 Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 19485 97 Participation 7 37 197687 Debate Influence 1289 77 197687

Attendance 92 Attendance 75 Attended 71 Attended 14 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 29 Absent 11

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 25 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 15 35 46 57 N/A 53 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 39 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, C in Committee, F in Constituency.

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130 Text2: Bintu Abwooli Lukumu Jalia

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Masindi Grade: AAA Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

939393 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 757575 Committees: Equal Opportunities, Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Masindi Town, Commercial Street,Plot Number 26 Office Location:Source: Hon. Bintu Abwooli Lukumu Jalia

Gonzaga Smith Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772 575924

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1203 77 Participation 29 53 197687 Debate Influence 3865 94 197687

Attendance 80 Attendance 93 Attended 64 Attended 23 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 36 Absent 6

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 29 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, D in Committee, C in Constituency.

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131 Text2: Birekeraawo Nsubuga Mathius

Constituency: Bukoto County South Plenary Committee

District: Masaka Grade: BBB Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: DP

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 919191 767676 This MPThis MP Committees: Public Accounts, Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 571 54 Participation 317 94 197687 Debate Influence 765 65 197687

Attendance 90 Attendance 42 Attended 67 Attended 25 Excused 2 Excused 1 Absent 31 Absent 54

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 80 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, B in Committee, F in Constituency.

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132 Text2: Boona Emma

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Mbarara Grade: AAA Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 848484 868686

Committees: Local Gov't, Public Service OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Bananuka drive Plot 3 behind UGAFODE bank Office Location:Mbarara municipality Source: Hon. Boona Emma

Baguma Videous Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782650224

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1534 85 Participation 226 89 197687 Debate Influence 1119 73 197687

Attendance 66 Attendance 53 Attended 58 Attended 49 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 42 Absent 67

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 116 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 27 15 37 32 N/A 43 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 23 Area of Focus MP's Report

100 90 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 80 70 Community Organizations 60

50 C.O.U Ankole diocese office bulding Nyakashanga Ch

10 0 Community Events A G H I I N S F n n g o o u f t a o r e r r c Funerals are difficult to account be cause no rece v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, A in Committee, C in Constituency.

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133 Text2: Bucyanayandi Tress

Constituency: Bufumbira County South Plenary Committee

District: Kisoro Grade: AAA Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None 898989 This MPThis MP Committees: Commissions, Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 474747 Plot 28 Mutanda road, Kisoro Town Council Office Location:Source: Hon. Bucyanayandi Tress

Joseph Maniragaba Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782615751

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1754 88 Participation 11 40 197687 Debate Influence 4356 95 197687

Attendance 60 Attendance 69 Attended 56 Attended 39 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 44 Absent 36

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 75 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Educational Materials Footballs for Youth This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data. UGX 4010000 Community Organizations Natete PDA Church Ugand Matyrs Sonko Rutale Cathol

UGX 2500000 For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, B in Committee, A in Constituency.

136

134 Text2: Bukeni Gyabi Fred

Constituency: Bubulo County West Plenary Committee

District: Manafwa Grade: AAA Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 848484

Committees: Equal Opportunities, Natural Resources OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM 606060 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Bugobero Trading Center Office Location:Source: Hon. Bukeni Gyabi Fred

Joseph Masette Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782613643

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 946 69 Participation 31 55 197687 Debate Influence 1086 70 197687

Attendance 84 Attendance 77 Attended 66 Attended 8 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 34 Absent 6

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 14 MP's Position Peer Assessment

120 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 100

40 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 20 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, A in Committee, E in Constituency.

137

135 Text2: Bukenya Gilbert Balibaseka

Constituency: Busiiro County North Plenary Committee

District: Wakiso Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Vice President BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Available Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP 111 Grace Turyahikayo Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772468940

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 10 6 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 2 Attendance Not Not Attended 5 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 95 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 20 37 28 19 N/A 25 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 16 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, F in Constituency.

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136 Text2: Busima Cosmas Mafabi W.

Constituency: Budadiri County East Plenary Committee

District: Sironko Grade: DDD Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 838383

Committees: Commissions, Infrastructure OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* Main street near the road junction 404040 Office Location:Source: NRM office

David Nabugudi Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774819963

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 587 55 Participation 196 87 197687 Debate Influence 39 43 197687

Attendance 31 Attendance 76 Attended 41 Attended 26 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 59 Absent 20

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 46 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 24 24 19 10 21 76 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 16 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, D in Constituency.

139

137 Text2: Busingye Karooro Okurut Mary

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Bushenyi Grade: AAA Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

None 949494 Portfolio: This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: Rules, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp 656565 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp Along Mbarara -Kasese high way in Bushenyi, Town NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Office Location:opposite shell Malindi in Mrs Joan Kenyangi's shop Source: Hon. Busingye Karooro Okurut Mary

Joan Kenyangi Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772647393

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1321 81 Participation 98 76 197687 Debate Influence 1838 84 197687

Attendance 92 Attendance 63 Attended 70 Attended 36 Excused 1 Excused 7 Absent 29 Absent 47

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 90 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 94 98 91 73 N/A 96 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 99 Area of Focus MP's Report

35 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

15 This MP did not provide information 10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

5 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, D in Committee, D in Constituency.

140

138 Text2: Butime Rwakaikara Tom

Constituency: Mwenge County North Plenary Committee

District: Kyenjojo Grade: CCC Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None 939393 This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: Commissions, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp 646464 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Nkonge Edward Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772982060

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1113 74 Participation 183 85 197687 Debate Influence 1008 68 197687

Attendance 46 Attendance 92 Attended 50 Attended 47 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 50 Absent 14

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 61 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 46 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. We do not have enough information to determine this MP's peer assessment overall percentile. Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, A in Committee, E in Constituency.

141

139 Text2: Buturo Nsaba James

Constituency: Bufumbira County East Plenary Committee

District: Kisoro Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Office of Vice President (Ethics)

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP Applicable Nyakabande subcounty along kabale-kisoro road 353535 Office Location:Source: Hon. Buturo Nsaba James

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 547 53 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 118 48 197687

Attendance 16 Attendance Not Not Attended 29 Attended Available Available Excused 2 Excused Absent 69 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

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140 Text2: Bwerere Kasole Lwanga Edward

Constituency: Buwekula County Plenary Committee

District: Mubende Grade: DDD Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: HIV/AIDS, Social Services OppOppOpp This MP NRM This MPThis MP This MPThis MP NRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp 565656 NRMNRMNRM 494949 BB*BB*BB* Main Street next to former Umeme offices in Office Location:Mubende Town Source: Hon. Bwerere Kasole Lwanga Edward

Rose Nakayima Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772399913 / 078265622

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 214 27 Participation 71 71 197687 Debate Influence 472 59 197687

Attendance 60 Attendance 51 Attended 56 Attended 22 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 44 Absent 32

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 60 15 77 28 N/A 98 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 65 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, C in Committee, B in Constituency.

143

141 Text2: Byabagambi John

Constituency: Ibanda County South Plenary Committee

District: Ibanda Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Works

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP Applicable Mbarara/Ibanda highway Hassan building (middle 404040 Office Location:door) Source: Hon. Byabagambi John

Clement Twesiges Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772576832

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 693 58 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 50 Attendance Not Not Attended 44 Attended Available Available Excused 8 Excused Absent 48 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Wells and Boreholes kanyansheko Parish Water Supply, katembe -Rwijogor This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data. UGX 20000000 Community Organizations Ibanda COU, Ibanda parish fundraising drive, Nyak

UGX 16010000 For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, N/A in Committee, B in Constituency.

144

142 Text2: Byamukama Nulu

Constituency: Kitagwenda County Plenary Committee

District: Kamwenge Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Gender OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 444 000 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 14 Attendance 0 Attended 29 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 71 Absent 17

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, F in Constituency.

145

143 Text2: Byandala Abraham James

Constituency: Katikamu County North Plenary Committee

District: Luwero Grade: AAA Grade: AAA Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM 100100100 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 929292 This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* Committees: Commissions, Infrastructure OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Lumu Zone: Luwero Town Council Office Location:Source: Hon. Byandala Abraham James

Mulani Mukiibi Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772859505

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 3926 95 Participation 199 88 197687 Debate Influence 14303 99 197687

Attendance 98 Attendance 86 Attended 80 Attended 32 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 20 Absent 14

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 46 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 26 47 44 11 N/A 50 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 30 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, B in Constituency.

146

144 Text2: Byanyima Nathan

Constituency: Bukanga County Plenary Committee

District: Isingiro Grade: AAA Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 888888 818181 This MPThis MP Committees: Budget, Infrastructure OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 997 71 Participation 69 70 197687 Debate Influence 1107 71 197687

Attendance 99 Attendance 86 Attended 82 Attended 18 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 18 Absent 8

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 26 MP's Position Peer Assessment

40 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

15 This MP did not provide information

10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, A in Committee, C in Constituency.

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145 Text2: Byarugaba Grace Isingoma

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Isingiro Grade: CCC Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: National Economy OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* 535353 OppOppOpp 525252 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Isingiro Town Council plot 40 Kikagate road Office Location:Source: Hon. Byarugaba Grace Isingoma

Turyakira Allen Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0752490841

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 819 64 Participation 10 39 197687 Debate Influence 851 66 197687

Attendance 31 Attendance 80 Attended 41 Attended 15 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 59 Absent 10

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 25 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, D in Committee, A in Constituency.

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146 Text2: Byenkya Nyakaisiki Beatrice

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Hoima Grade: DDD Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Public Service OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 464646 BB*BB*BB* Kijungu next courts of judicature hoima Town This MPThis MP Office Location:Source: Hon. Byenkya Nyakaisiki Beatrice 303030

Nyamahunge Yasinta Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772934456

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1217 78 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 121 49 197687

Attendance 12 Attendance 36 Attended 27 Attended 13 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 73 Absent 38

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 51 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, E in Committee, B in Constituency.

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147 Text2: Chekamondo Rukiya Kulany

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kapchorwa Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Privatisation

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 161616

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 45 11 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 39 Attendance Not Not Attended 46 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 54 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 63 64 81 83 N/A 94 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 86 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, N/A in Committee, E in Constituency.

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148 Text2: Dombo Lumala Emmanuel

Constituency: Bunyole County Plenary Committee

District: Butaleja Grade: DDD Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Science & Tech, Infrastructure OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* Busolwe-Mbale road opposite Busolwe hospital 383838 This MP Office Location:Source: NRM office This MPThis MP 252525

John Kereji Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0752519956

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 937 68 Participation 32 56 197687 Debate Influence 36 43 197687

Attendance 13 Attendance 0 Attended 28 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 72 Absent 4

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 65 N/A 25 23 N/A 17 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 28 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, D in Committee, B in Constituency.

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149 Text2: D'Ujanga Giw Simon

Constituency: Okoro County Plenary Committee

District: Nebbi Grade: BBB Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Energy This MPThis MP 69 Committees: N/A OppOppOpp 6969 Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Nebbi-Paidha road, Paidha Town Council Office Location:Source: Okoro County local council office

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1086 73 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 1309 77 197687

Attendance 48 Attendance Not Not Attended 51 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 49 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, E in Constituency.

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150 Text2: Ebong David

Constituency: Maruzi County Plenary Committee

District: Apac Grade: DDD Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: Rules, Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP OppOppOpp 535353 NRMNRMNRM 505050 BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 365 45 Participation 25 51 197687 Debate Influence 1454 79 197687

Attendance 25 Attendance 43 Attended 38 Attended 8 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 62 Absent 16

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 24 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, D in Committee, D in Constituency.

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151 Text2: Ecweru Musa Francis

Constituency: Amuria County Plenary Committee

District: Amuria Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Office of Prime Minister (Disaster Preparedness)

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP 777 Ariong Moses Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0783225801

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 10 6 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 18 Attendance Not Not Attended 32 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 68 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 25 59 69 7 30 29 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 32 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, A in Constituency.

154

152 Text2: Ejua Simon

Constituency: Vurra County Plenary Committee

District: Arua Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Transport

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Odianyandri Trading Center Office Location:Source: Hon. Ejua Simon This MPThis MP 111111

Noah Musa Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772530817

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 116 20 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 21 Attendance Not Not Attended 35 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 65 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, A in Constituency.

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153 Text2: Ekanya Geofrey

Constituency: Tororo County Plenary Committee

District: Tororo Grade: AAA Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 868686 919191 This MPThis MP Committees: Budget, Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Mukuju subcounty Office Location:Source: Tororo County local council office

Emiriat John Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0777260593

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 2496 92 Participation 98 76 197687 Debate Influence 1848 85 197687

Attendance 52 Attendance 68 Attended 53 Attended 30 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 47 Absent 29

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 59 MP's Position Peer Assessment

50 45 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 40

20 This MP did not provide information 15 concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, C in Committee, A in Constituency.

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154 Text2: Ekemu Charles Willy

Constituency: Soroti Municipality Plenary Committee

District: Soroti Grade: BBB Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 929292 808080 This MPThis MP

Committees: Local Gov't, Trade OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 975 71 Participation 302 93 197687 Debate Influence 662 63 197687

Attendance 80 Attendance 83 Attended 64 Attended 43 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 36 Absent 22

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 65 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, C in Committee, F in Constituency.

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155 Text2: Ekwau Ibi Florence

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kaberamaido Grade: BBB Grade: DDD Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Lands and Physical Planning Portfolio: This MPThis MP 737373 FB*FB*FB* Committees: Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP 393939 Office Location: N/A

Omar Rashid Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0783372793,0752263233

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 757 61 Participation 24 50 197687 Debate Influence 307 55 197687

Attendance 87 Attendance 33 Attended 67 Attended 1 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 33 Absent 3

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 59 29 39 47 N/A 62 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 49 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, C in Committee, B in Constituency.

158

156 Text2: Emigu Julius Peter

Constituency: Kaberamaido County Plenary Committee

District: Kaberamaido Grade: BBB Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 787878 Committees: Public Service OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Kaberamaido Town Council, Industrial road adjacent Office Location:to New Colombo Guest House block Source: Hon. Emigu Julius Peter This MPThis MP 141414

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1241 78 Participation 6 35 197687 Debate Influence 579 62 197687

Attendance 72 Attendance 0 Attended 60 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 40 Absent 51

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 51 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, E in Committee, A in Constituency.

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157 Text2: Epetait Francis

Constituency: Ngora County Plenary Committee

District: Kumi Grade: BBB Grade: DDD Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: Health This MPThis MP 707070 FB*FB*FB* Committees: HIV/AIDS, Social Services OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM 484848 Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 2177 91 Participation 91 75 197687 Debate Influence 105 47 197687

Attendance 60 Attendance 29 Attended 56 Attended 10 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 44 Absent 44

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

40 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

30 Construction/Renovation 25 bought 128 football and net balls al the 64 parish 20

10 5 UGX 4600000 0 Community Events A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c supported amess wedding of 12 couples at onyede ch v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 1600000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, E in Committee, D in Constituency.

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158 Text2: Eriyo Jesca

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Adjumani Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Environment

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM 454545 Applicable Karayi road ,Adjuman Town Council Office Location:Source: Women local council office

Nzeapke Choroh Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772824685

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1073 72 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 148 51 197687

Attendance 14 Attendance Not Not Attended 29 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 71 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, E in Constituency.

161

159 Text2: Euku Simon Ross

Constituency: Kalaki County Plenary Committee

District: Kaberamaido Grade: CCC Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: UPC

This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 818181

Committees: Public Accounts, Finance OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 505050 BB*BB*BB* Otuboi Town board Offices Contact Isaya Office Location:Source: Hon. Euku Simon Ross

Emadu Robert Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782153850

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 327 40 Participation 78 73 197687 Debate Influence 88 45 197687

Attendance 66 Attendance 44 Attended 58 Attended 29 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 42 Absent 51

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 80 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 62 30 17 64 N/A 65 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 49 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

40 Community Support

30 Youth games And Sports ,Anyara Subcounty Otuboi Su

10 UGX 16600000 0 Local Businesses A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c Womens Groups, Bululu subcounty,Otuboi SubCounty,k v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 9040000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, B in Committee, A in Constituency.

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160 Text2: Fungaroo Kaps Hassan

Constituency: Obongi County Plenary Committee

District: Moyo Grade: CCC Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None

Committees: National Economy, Defence OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRM 585858 NRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Obongi Trading Center Office Location:Source: Hon. Fungaroo Kaps Hassan This MPThis MP 141414

Igu Caesar Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0777275547

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 942 69 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 878 67 197687

Attendance 33 Attendance 28 Attended 44 Attended 4 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 56 Absent 22

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 26 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, F in Committee, A in Constituency.

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161 Text2: Gudoi Yahaya

Constituency: Bungokho County North Plenary Committee

District: Mbale Grade: BBB Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

None Portfolio: This MPThis MP 737373 This MPThis MP Committees: Local Gov't, Social Services OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 616161 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Bufumbo Trading Center Office Location:Source: Bungokho County North local council offi

Musa Mahinda Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) Not Available

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 432 48 Participation 56 65 197687 Debate Influence 524 61 197687

Attendance 94 Attendance 67 Attended 73 Attended 60 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 27 Absent 59

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 119 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, D in Committee, A in Constituency.

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162 Text2: Guma Gumisiriza David

Constituency: Ibanda County North Plenary Committee

District: Ibanda Grade: DDD Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* 454545 Ishongororo s/c, Rwenkobwa Trading Center 393939 Office Location:Source: Hon. Guma Gumisiriza David

Tugume Vicent Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0756222978

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 467 50 Participation 83 74 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 56 Attendance 20 Attended 55 Attended 2 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 45 Absent 31

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 33 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 88 85 99 99 97 39 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 98 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, F in Committee, D in Constituency.

165

163 Text2: Hashaka Kabahweza Florence

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kamwenge Grade: FFF Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Public Accounts, Trade OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 474747 Located along Ibanda road just opposite the main Office Location:Kamwenge road mosque Source: Hon. Hashaka Kabahweza Florence This MPThis MP 333 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 11 Attendance 55 Attended 26 Attended 20 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 74 Absent 27

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 47 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 32 36 58 26 N/A 16 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 25 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, D in Constituency.

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164 Text2: Hyuha Samali Dorothy

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Butaleja Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Without Portfolio

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Butaleja Trading Center on Mbale -Busolwe road Applicable Office Location:opposite police Source: Women local council office This MPThis MP 555

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 46 12 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 7 Attendance Not Not Attended 16 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 84 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 54 60 71 N/A 22 58 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 53 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

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165 Text2: Igeme Nathan Nabeta

Constituency: Jinja Municipality East Plenary Committee

District: Jinja Grade: CCC Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None 898989 This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: Equal Opportunities, ICT OppOppOpp 666666 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Faiza Mayemba Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772018417

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 701 59 Participation 102 78 197687 Debate Influence 2343 88 197687

Attendance 45 Attendance 91 Attended 49 Attended 41 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 51 Absent 13

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 72 62 61 97 69 84 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 85 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, A in Committee, C in Constituency.

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166 Text2: Iriama Rose

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Nakapiripirit Grade: DDD Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: Rules, Trade OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 484848 BB*BB*BB* Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP 000 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 924 68 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 1324 77 197687

Attendance 1 Attendance 0 Attended 1 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 99 Absent 20

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 20 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, F in Committee, E in Constituency.

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167 Text2: Jachan-Omach Mandir Fred

Constituency: Jonam County Plenary Committee

District: Nebbi Grade: AAA Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Finance (General Duties) 878787 This MPThis MP Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Kamapla -Arua road plot 41 Office Location:Source: NRM office

Wathom Lawrence Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772869665

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1108 74 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 8059 99 197687

Attendance 56 Attendance Not Not Attended 46 Attended Available Available Excused 9 Excused Absent 45 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 87 84 85 N/A N/A 99 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 96 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

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168 Text2: Kaahwa Erisa Ammoti

Constituency: Buruuli County Plenary Committee

District: Masindi Grade: AAA Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

None 949494 Portfolio: This MPThis MP

Committees: Commissions, Social Services OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 191919

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 3684 94 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 2094 87 197687

Attendance 79 Attendance 38 Attended 63 Attended 28 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 37 Absent 72

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 100 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 9 7 1 4 N/A 6 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 1 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, C in Committee, C in Constituency.

171

169 Text2: Kabakumba Labwoni Masiko Princess

Constituency: Bujenje County Plenary Committee

District: Masindi Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Information and Guidance

Committees: Business OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP 444444 Applicable Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 343 42 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 74 Attendance Not Not Attended 61 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 39 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 39 38 26 29 52 13 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 26 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, D in Committee, E in Constituency.

172

170 Text2: Kabanda Sabano Pherry

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Budaka Grade: CCC Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: National Economy, Gender OppOppOpp This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 595959 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp 575757 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Kabazi road,Budaka Trading Center Office Location:Source: Hon. Kabanda Sabano Pherry

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 790 63 Participation 66 68 197687 Debate Influence 2275 88 197687

Attendance 20 Attendance 56 Attended 34 Attended 18 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 66 Absent 24

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 42 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 46 98 83 71 N/A 50 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 82 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, B in Committee, F in Constituency.

173

171 Text2: Kabuusu Moses Wagaba

Constituency: Kyamuswa County Plenary Committee

District: Kalangala Grade: DDD Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: Science & Tech, Infrastructure OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* Located at Kasenyi landing site 363636 Office Location:Source: Kyamuswa County local council office This MPThis MP 161616

Wagaba Nganda Muhammed Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) Not Available

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 266 34 Participation 8 37 197687 Debate Influence 365 57 197687

Attendance 28 Attendance 0 Attended 40 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 60 Absent 4

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

40 Agriculture

30 Buying sports equipment for all netball Supporting

10 UGX 35200000 0 Educational Materials A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c mock Exams for all schools Bursaries for 60 studen v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 12000000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, C in Committee, A in Constituency.

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172 Text2: Kaddumukasa Ssozi Jerome

Constituency: Mityana County South Plenary Committee

District: Mityana Grade: DDD Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: Public Service OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* Katakala road, Mityana Town 404040 Office Location:Source: Independent office

This MPThis MP 000 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 964 70 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 107 47 197687

Attendance 11 Attendance 0 Attended 26 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 74 Absent 51

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 51 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 9 10 12 7 N/A 76 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 8 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, E in Constituency.

175

173 Text2: Kaddunabbi Lubega Ibrahim.I

Constituency: Butambala County Plenary Committee

District: Mpigi Grade: BBB Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 838383 This MPThis MP 727272 Committees: National Economy, Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Kibibi Trading Center near the taxi park Office Location:Source: Butambala County local council office

Mr Mubiru Charles Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772878636

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 18973 96 Participation 57 65 197687 Debate Influence 846 66 197687

Attendance 60 Attendance 48 Attended 56 Attended 22 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 44 Absent 36

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 58 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 20 73 77 80 N/A 26 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 61 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, C in Committee, A in Constituency.

176

174 Text2: Kafabusa Werikhe Michael

Constituency: Bungokho County South Plenary Committee

District: Mbale Grade: BBB Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Housing This MPThis MP Committees: N/A OppOppOpp 676767 Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable BCU building , Mbale Town Office Location:Source: Bungokho County South local council offi

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 367 45 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 1177 75 197687

Attendance 74 Attendance Not Not Attended 58 Attended Available Available Excused 3 Excused Absent 39 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 61 61 95 62 N/A 78 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 79 Area of Focus MP's Report

30 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 25

10 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 5 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, E in Constituency.

177

175 Text2: Kajara Aston Peterson

Constituency: Mwenge County South Plenary Committee

District: Kyenjojo Grade: CCC Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Investment This MPThis MP Committees: N/A OppOppOpp 636363 Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Kyenjojo Town Opposite Police Fortportal road Office Location:Source: Hon. Kajara Aston Peterson

Musabe George William Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0782142774

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1068 72 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 1964 85 197687

Attendance 25 Attendance Not Not Attended 38 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 62 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

178

176 Text2: Kakoba Onyango

Constituency: Buikwe County North Plenary Committee

District: Mukono Grade: CCC Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Natural Resources OppOppOpp This MPThis MP 606060 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 121212

Sande Steven Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774286309

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 133 22 Participation 4 32 197687 Debate Influence 1117 71 197687

Attendance 79 Attendance 0 Attended 61 Attended 0 Excused 2 Excused 0 Absent 37 Absent 4

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, C in Committee, B in Constituency.

179

177 Text2: Kakooza James

Constituency: Kabula County Plenary Committee

District: Lyantonde Grade: CCC Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Primary Health Care This MPThis MP Committees: Commissions, Finance OppOppOpp 656565 Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Lyantonde Town Office Location:Source: NRM office

Katunguka Abel Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0752990090

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 774 62 Participation 104 79 197687 Debate Influence 497 60 197687

Attendance 66 Attendance Not Not Attended 58 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 42 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 25 14 79 35 N/A 87 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 52 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, B in Committee, B in Constituency.

180

178 Text2: Kakuru Hudson

Constituency: Rukiga County Plenary Committee

District: Kabale Grade: AAA Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 848484

Committees: Physical Infrastructure OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM Available Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 3/25/2010 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 98 52 Participation 0 0 38679 Debate Influence 298 79 38679

Attendance 94 Attendance Not Not Attended 15 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 6 Absent

Total Sittings 21 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

120 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 100

40 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 20 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP was not scored for the Second Session of Parliament (2008 - 2009).

181

179 Text2: Kaliba Steven

Constituency: Fort Portal Municipaity Plenary Committee

District: Kabarole Grade: CCC Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP Committees: Commissions, Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM 626262 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRM 515151 Located at Tooro Diary building up stairs opposite NRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Office Location:the bookshop and near the public library in fortportal Town on kaboyo road Source: Hon. Kaliba Steven

Tushabomwe William Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772552793

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 585 55 Participation 158 84 197687 Debate Influence 19 41 197687

Attendance 56 Attendance 45 Attended 54 Attended 22 Excused 1 Excused 1 Absent 45 Absent 40

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 63 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, C in Committee, C in Constituency.

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180 Text2: Kamanda Bataringaya Cos

Constituency: Bwamba County Plenary Committee

District: Bundibugyo Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Primary Education

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP Applicable Office Location: N/A 353535

Tadeo Mugwani Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772919959

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 70 15 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 82 Attendance Not Not Attended 65 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 35 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 66 46 93 N/A N/A 72 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 77 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, C in Constituency.

183

181 Text2: Kamba Saleh M.W.

Constituency: Kibuku County Plenary Committee

District: Pallisa Grade: EEE Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM 989898 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP

Committees: Public Accounts, Defence OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Citzen International School-Tirinyi Trading Center This MP Office Location: This MPThis MP Source: Kibuku County Local Louncil Office 292929

Mpyangu Joseph Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782605381

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 19 7 Participation 616 97 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 77 Attendance 89 Attended 62 Attended 36 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 38 Absent 12

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 48 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, B in Committee, C in Constituency.

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182 Text2: Kamuntu Ephraim

Constituency: Sheema County South Plenary Committee

District: Bushenyi Grade: BBB Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP Portfolio: Planning 838383

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Along Bugongi Kabwohe Town in Bugongi Trading Office Location: Source:Center Sheema County South local council office

Atugabirwe Benson Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772692128

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1470 84 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 734 65 197687

Attendance 74 Attendance Not Not Attended 56 Attended Available Available Excused 5 Excused Absent 39 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

50 45 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 40

20 This MP did not provide information 15 concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

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183 Text2: Kamya Beti Olive Namisango Turwomwe

Constituency: Rubaga Division North Plenary Committee

District: Kampala Grade: BBB Grade: EEE Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* Committees: Agriculture OppOppOpp 686868 NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Lunda Youth project near Kitunzi Office Location:Source: Rubaga Division North local council offi This MPThis MP 222222

Ayebale Bruce Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772921212

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1676 85 Participation 19 47 197687 Debate Influence 884 67 197687

Attendance 42 Attendance 0 Attended 48 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 52 Absent 29

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 29 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 68 75 40 79 N/A 83 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 75 Area of Focus MP's Report

40 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

15 This MP did not provide information

10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, E in Committee, A in Constituency.

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184 Text2: Kasaija Matia

Constituency: Buyanja County Plenary Committee

District: Kibaale Grade: AAA Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Internal Affairs 929292 This MPThis MP Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Karuguuza Trading Center Office Location:Source: Buyanja County local council office

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 2038 90 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 2375 89 197687

Attendance 72 Attendance Not Not Attended 60 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 40 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 93 66 81 64 60 68 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 81 Area of Focus MP's Report

50 45 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 40

20 This MP did not provide information 15 concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, N/A in Committee, E in Constituency.

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185 Text2: Kasaija Stephen Kagwera

Constituency: Burahya County Plenary Committee

District: Kabarole Grade: AAA Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM 989898 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 767676 Committees: Equal Opportunities, Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* New taxi park block no 2 Office Location:Source: Hon. Kasaija Stephen Kagwera

Abudala Agaba Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772410685

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1738 86 Participation 34 57 197687 Debate Influence 4567 96 197687

Attendance 95 Attendance 89 Attended 76 Attended 29 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 24 Absent 10

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 39 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 71 70 55 89 20 57 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 66 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Community Support Land Nsorro Pentecostal Church, Karago pentecostal This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data. UGX 6000000 Community Events Nsorro - kahuna COU keyboard, Nsorro Kahuna Catho

UGX 5700000 For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, E in Committee, A in Constituency.

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186 Text2: Kasamba Mathias

Constituency: Kakuuto County Plenary Committee

District: Rakai Grade: CCC Grade: AAA Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM 100100100 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP

FB*FB*FB* Committees: Appointments, Defence OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* 565656 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM At the NGO offices (KAKODEP) Office Location:Source: Kakuuto County local council office

Lubega Emma,Mulumba Mathias Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0702852390/039230128

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 360 44 Participation 665 97 197687 Debate Influence 1250 76 197687

Attendance 45 Attendance 97 Attended 47 Attended 1 Excused 2 Excused 0 Absent 51 Absent 0

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 1 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

35 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 30

15 This MP did not provide information 10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

5 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, B in Constituency.

189

187 Text2: Kashaija Robert

Constituency: Youth Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: FFF Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Appointments, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP 424242 Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP 777

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 32 9 Participation 12 41 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 14 Attendance 60 Attended 29 Attended 7 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 71 Absent 8

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 15 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, E in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

190

188 Text2: Kasigwa Harry

Constituency: Jinja Municipality West Plenary Committee

District: Jinja Grade: EEE Grade: EEE Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: Energy and Mineral Development

FB*FB*FB* Committees: Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Main Street near Silver Touch Office Location: This MPThis MP Source: Hon. Kasigwa Harry This MPThis MP 282828 222222

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 511 52 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 16 Attendance 65 Attended 30 Attended 2 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 70 Absent 2

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, B in Constituency.

191

189 Text2: Kasozi Joseph Muyomba

Constituency: Youth Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: EEE Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: HIV/AIDS, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 444444 Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 222222

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 216 28 Participation 13 43 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 39 Attendance 60 Attended 46 Attended 7 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 54 Absent 8

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 15 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 20 43 36 71 24 66 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 44 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, D in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

192

190 Text2: Kasule Lumumba Justine

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Bugiri Grade: FFF Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gender OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP Saaza road 404040 Office Location:Source: Hon. Kasule Lumumba Justine This MPThis MP 141414

Mutumba Stephen Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0776500559

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 282 37 Participation 121 82 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 12 Attendance 0 Attended 27 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 73 Absent 17

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, E in Committee, A in Constituency.

193

191 Text2: Kasule Robert Sebunya

Constituency: Kyadondo County North Plenary Committee

District: Wakiso Grade: AAA Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM 989898 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 797979

Committees: National Economy OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Umaru Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772424799

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 20186 98 Participation 69 70 197687 Debate Influence 1700 83 197687

Attendance 94 Attendance 85 Attended 73 Attended 17 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 27 Absent 8

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 25 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 40 47 53 25 23 52 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 36 Area of Focus MP's Report

120 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 100

40 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 20 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, A in Committee, F in Constituency.

194

192 Text2: Katende Gordon Sematiko

Constituency: Mityana County North Plenary Committee

District: Mityana Grade: DDD Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Science & Tech, ICT OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MP BB*BB*BB* This MP Bulera Trading Center, Mbona Saving and Credit This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 363636 363636 Office Location:Cooperative organisation Source: Hon. Katende Gordon Sematiko

Kirumira Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772848378

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 240 31 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 69 Attendance 75 Attended 59 Attended 27 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 41 Absent 21

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 48 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 86 72 90 64 80 56 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 87 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, B in Committee, C in Constituency.

195

193 Text2: Katirima Manoni Phinehas

Constituency: UPDF Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: FFF Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: N/A

Portfolio: None

Committees: Rules, Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP Office Location: N/A 323232

This MPThis MP 444 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 44 11 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 6 Attendance 37 Attended 14 Attended 10 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 86 Absent 27

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 37 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, F in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

196

194 Text2: Katongole Badhul

Constituency: Kyaka County Plenary Committee

District: Kyenjojo Grade: EEE Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 818181

Committees: Public Accounts, Defence OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Kyegegwa Town -Kyaka county Office Location:Source: Hon. Katongole Badhul This MPThis MP 232323

Badru Kansoke Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774666673

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 36 9 Participation 84 74 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 60 Attendance 47 Attended 56 Attended 18 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 44 Absent 30

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 48 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 15 23 23 30 27 59 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 19 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, E in Committee, E in Constituency.

197

195 Text2: Katuntu Abdu

Constituency: Bugweri County Plenary Committee

District: Iganga Grade: AAA Grade: BBB Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 848484 This MPThis MP 757575 FB*FB*FB* Committees: Local Gov't, Business, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM On Mufumi road, Bugiri Town Office Location:Source: Bugweri County local council office

Mr. Kyozila Ayub Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772872708

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1744 87 Participation 327 94 197687 Debate Influence 208 53 197687

Attendance 84 Attendance 52 Attended 66 Attended 56 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 34 Absent 79

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 135 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 90 88 68 43 N/A 79 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 83 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, B in Committee, C in Constituency.

198

196 Text2: Katuramu Hood Kiribedda

Constituency: People with Disabilities Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: BBB Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None 888888 This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: Commissions, Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp 686868 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 668 57 Participation 196 87 197687 Debate Influence 1156 74 197687

Attendance 63 Attendance 81 Attended 57 Attended 40 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 43 Absent 23

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 63 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 44 69 63 30 N/A 44 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 54 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, B in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

199

197 Text2: Kawanga John Baptist

Constituency: Masaka Municipality Plenary Committee

District: Masaka Grade: CCC Grade: EEE Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: DP

Portfolio: Tourism, Trade and Industry

FB*FB*FB* Committees: Rules, Trade OppOppOpp This MPThis MP 606060 NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM in Masaka Town on grant street near the building of Office Location: This MPThis MP former centenary bank 282828 Source: Masaka Municipality local council office

Ms Nasuuna Justine Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0712950716

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 739 61 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 7 39 197687

Attendance 72 Attendance 33 Attended 60 Attended 5 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 40 Absent 15

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 20 MP's Position Peer Assessment

120 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 100

40 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 20 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, E in Committee, D in Constituency.

200

198 Text2: Kawuma Muhamed

Constituency: Entebbe Municipality Plenary Committee

District: Wakiso Grade: EEE Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: DP

Portfolio: None

Committees: Science & Tech, ICT OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* plot 19 Kiwafu road Kitoro This MPThis MP Office Location:Source: Hon. Kawuma Muhamed 262626 This MPThis MP 191919

Mr Makumbi Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0783185533

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 140 22 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 59 45 197687

Attendance 28 Attendance 39 Attended 40 Attended 14 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 60 Absent 34

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 48 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, E in Committee, F in Constituency.

201

199 Text2: Kayagi Sarah Netalisire

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Manafwa Grade: EEE Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Appointments, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Office Location: This MPThis MP N/A 282828

This MPThis MP 000 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 252 32 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 94 46 197687

Attendance 19 Attendance 0 Attended 33 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 67 Absent 70

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 70 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, F in Constituency.

202

200 Text2: Kazibwe Musisi Tom

Constituency: Ntenjeru County South Plenary Committee

District: Kayunga Grade: EEE Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM 999999 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP

Committees: Public Accounts, Defence OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 262626

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 144 23 Participation 571 96 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 54 Attendance 93 Attended 54 Attended 38 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 46 Absent 10

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 48 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, B in Committee, E in Constituency.

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201 Text2: Khiddu Makubuya Edward

Constituency: Katikamu County South Plenary Committee

District: Luwero Grade: BBB Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Justice and Attorney General This MPThis MP 69 Committees: N/A OppOppOpp 6969 Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Bukalasa road Nakadingidi LC 1 zone Office Location:Source: Hon. Khiddu Makubuya Edward

Mr Lule Musaazi Charles Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772614187

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 701 59 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 5403 97 197687

Attendance 42 Attendance Not Not Attended 40 Attended Available Available Excused 8 Excused Absent 52 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 79 92 90 67 77 97 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 93 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, N/A in Committee, A in Constituency.

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202 Text2: Kibanzanga Christopher M.

Constituency: Busongora County South Plenary Committee

District: Kasese Grade: CCC Grade: EEE Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: Presidency and Anti-Corruption

FB*FB*FB* Committees: HIV/AIDS, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 515151 Kasese Town Council, Kilembe road This MP Office Location:Source: Hon. Kibanzanga Christopher M. This MPThis MP 252525

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 941 68 Participation 34 57 197687 Debate Influence 7 39 197687

Attendance 50 Attendance 0 Attended 52 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 48 Absent 15

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 15 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 90 92 88 N/A N/A 73 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 92 Area of Focus MP's Report

70 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 60

30 This MP did not provide information 20 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, F in Committee, E in Constituency.

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203 Text2: Kibedi Zaake Wanume

Constituency: Youth Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: EEE Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Rules, Defence OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 363636 Office Location: N/A 323232

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 299 38 Participation 30 54 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 54 Attendance 23 Attended 54 Attended 2 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 46 Absent 19

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 21 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 71 38 13 36 N/A 29 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 33 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, D in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

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204 Text2: Kiboijana Margaret N.

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Ibanda Grade: AAA Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None 919191 This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 707070 Committees: Budget, Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM At mile 2 Ibanda/Mbarara road opposite Ibanda BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB* Town Council offices, marked 11DA BB*BB* Office Location:

Source: Hon. Kiboijana Margaret N.

Jolly Mugyenyi Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772536987

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1444 83 Participation 294 93 197687 Debate Influence 4340 95 197687

Attendance 69 Attendance 43 Attended 59 Attended 18 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 41 Absent 37

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 55 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 25 14 53 16 N/A 19 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 13 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, B in Committee, A in Constituency.

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205 Text2: Kiiza Rwebembera James

Constituency: Bugahya County Plenary Committee

District: Hoima Grade: DDD Grade: BBB Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* 727272 Committees: Rules, Trade OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP 434343 Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 336 42 Participation 61 67 197687 Debate Influence 801 65 197687

Attendance 26 Attendance 41 Attended 39 Attended 6 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 61 Absent 14

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 20 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 54 31 21 9 N/A 23 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 17 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, B in Committee, E in Constituency.

208

206 Text2: Kiiza Winifred

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kasese Grade: CCC Grade: DDD Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None

FB*FB*FB* Committees: Gov't Assurances, Business, Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRM 585858 NRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM 454545 Alexander Street. Office Location:Source: FDC office

Rugarama Yosia Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0777012237

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1368 82 Participation 78 73 197687 Debate Influence 673 64 197687

Attendance 25 Attendance 25 Attended 38 Attended 2 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 62 Absent 15

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

120 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 100

40 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 20 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, B in Committee, B in Constituency.

209

207 Text2: Kikungwe Issa

Constituency: Kyadondo County South Plenary Committee

District: Wakiso Grade: EEE Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: DP

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Namasuba Trading Center next to Police post This MPThis MP Office Location:Source: Hon. Kikungwe Issa 323232 This MPThis MP 181818

Kulabako Kassim (Ndejje Parish) Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782915304

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 86 17 Participation 63 68 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 41 Attendance 0 Attended 41 Attended 0 Excused 6 Excused 0 Absent 53 Absent 15

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 15 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 33 48 67 50 N/A 36 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 48 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, F in Committee, E in Constituency.

210

208 Text2: Kiryapawo Loi Kageni

Constituency: Budaka County Plenary Committee

District: Budaka Grade: CCC Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 707070 Committees: Appointments, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 525252 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 393 46 Participation 12 41 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 96 Attendance 96 Attended 77 Attended 14 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 23 Absent 1

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 15 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 66 63 48 37 N/A 42 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 54 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, B in Committee, F in Constituency.

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209 Text2: Kisira Margaret Mbeiza

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kaliro Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Minister of State BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Economic Monitoring

FB*FB*FB* Committees: Local Gov't, Infrastructure OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Not FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Applicable Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 131313 666

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 36 9 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 12 Attendance 28 Attended 27 Attended 11 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 73 Absent 54

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 65 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 2 2 34 10 N/A 1 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 0 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, E in Committee, F in Constituency.

212

210 Text2: Kitatta Aboud

Constituency: Bukoto County West Plenary Committee

District: Masaka Grade: CCC Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: Equal Opportunities, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp 64 616161 NRMNRMNRM 6464 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp On the late Falasko's building in Kitoro Trading NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Office Location:Center shortly after Kwegata Microfinance as you to Katovu Town Source: Hon. Kitatta Aboud

Mr Kamya Rauben Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0703192396

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 197 26 Participation 10 39 197687 Debate Influence 1061 68 197687

Attendance 82 Attendance 95 Attended 65 Attended 21 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 35 Absent 4

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 25 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 39 50 72 67 59 35 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 58 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, B in Committee, A in Constituency.

213

211 Text2: Kiyingi Asuman

Constituency: Bugabula County South Plenary Committee

District: Kamuli Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Lands

Committees: Rules, Business, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable 2km from Jinja/Kamuli road Namisambya, Opposite This MPThis MP Office Location:Namisambya Primary School 313131 Source: Hon. Kiyingi Asuman

Amuza Kinyiri(Abdalla Mukungu Kinyiri Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0775040554

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 267 34 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 56 Attendance Not Not Attended 55 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 45 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, D in Committee, C in Constituency.

214

212 Text2: Kiyonga Chrispus Walter Bazarrabusa

Constituency: Bukonjo County West Plenary Committee

District: Kasese Grade: BBB Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Defence This MPThis MP 787878 Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Bwera Hospital road Office Location:Source: Bukonjo County West local council office

Baluku Festo Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0782543395

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1754 88 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 2298 88 197687

Attendance 35 Attendance Not Not Attended 45 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 55 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 73 70 96 87 N/A 62 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 88 Area of Focus MP's Report

50 45 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 40

20 This MP did not provide information 15 concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

215

213 Text2: Kiyonga Francis Adamson

Constituency: Upe County Plenary Committee

District: Nakapiripirit Grade: EEE Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 717171 Committees: Appointments, Defence OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 242424

Krop Vicent Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774980238

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 283 37 Participation 5 34 197687 Debate Influence 20 42 197687

Attendance 12 Attendance 97 Attended 27 Attended 1 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 73 Absent 0

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 1 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, B in Constituency.

216

214 Text2: Kubeketerya James

Constituency: Bunya County East Plenary Committee

District: Mayuge Grade: AAA Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None 909090 This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: Gov't Assurances, Social Services OppOppOpp 666666 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Wabagandabe Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0775041500

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1114 75 Participation 104 79 197687 Debate Influence 1183 75 197687

Attendance 97 Attendance 57 Attended 79 Attended 24 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 21 Absent 30

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 68 65 46 78 N/A 67 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 72 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, C in Committee, D in Constituency.

217

215 Text2: Kutesa Sam

Constituency: Mawogola County Plenary Committee

District: Sembabule Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Foreign Affairs

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Sembabule Town near District Headquarters Office Location:Source: Mawogola County local council office

This MPThis MP 666

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 39 10 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 10 Attendance Not Not Attended 6 Attended Available Available Excused 14 Excused Absent 80 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 33 6 29 28 N/A 98 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 40 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

218

216 Text2: Kwebiha Joyce

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kyenjojo Grade: FFF Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Appointments, ICT OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP Kassiina-Fortportal road 353535 Office Location:Source: Hon. Kwebiha Joyce This MPThis MP 151515

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 52 12 Participation 16 45 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 35 Attendance 33 Attended 45 Attended 11 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 55 Absent 33

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 44 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 43 13 54 8 22 8 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 9 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, E in Committee, D in Constituency.

219

217 Text2: Kwizera Eudia

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kisoro Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: HIV/AIDS, Infrastructure OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM Opposite Kabale, Mutorele Town Council junction Available Office Location:opposite Kindly Petrol station Source: Hon. Kwizera Eudia This MPThis MP 121212

Hajji Abbudu Kyomukama Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772858162

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 59 14 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 31 Attendance Not Not Attended 41 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 59 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 19 11 18 22 9 94 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 15 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, D in Committee, A in Constituency.

220

218 Text2: Kyahurwenda Abwooli Tomson

Constituency: Buhaguzi County Plenary Committee

District: Hoima Grade: FFF Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: HIV/AIDS, Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 171717 777

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 26 Attendance 33 Attended 39 Attended 1 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 61 Absent 3

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, E in Constituency.

221

219 Text2: Kyamulesire Ramadhan

Constituency: UPDF Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: EEE Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: N/A

Portfolio: None

Committees: Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 212121 This MPThis MP 101010

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 784 63 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 1 Attendance 20 Attended 2 Attended 5 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 98 Absent 65

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 70 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 8 5 20 7 2 12 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 2 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

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220 Text2: Kyanjo Hussein

Constituency: Makindye Division West Plenary Committee

District: Kampala Grade: AAA Grade: CCC Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: JEEMA

Portfolio: Internal Affairs and Human Rights 878787 This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* Committees: National Economy, Defence OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 515151 Katwe-Nuyaya building Office Location:Source: Hon. Kyanjo Hussein

Timothy Serunjogi Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772489927

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1980 90 Participation 160 84 197687 Debate Influence 529 62 197687

Attendance 79 Attendance 21 Attended 63 Attended 2 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 37 Absent 24

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 26 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 75 43 N/A N/A N/A N/A Government Opposition NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initatives Initiatives We do not have enough information to determine this MP's peer assessment overall percentile. Area of Focus MP's Report

35 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 30

15 This MP did not provide information 10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

5 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, B in Committee, D in Constituency.

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221 Text2: Kyatuheire Jacqueline

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kanungu Grade: DDD Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Appointments, Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* It is near caltex petro station opposite baryomunsi's 434343 Office Location: office This MPThis MP Source: Women local council office 202020

Turyabasa Ivan Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772393179

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 656 56 Participation 14 44 197687 Debate Influence 944 68 197687

Attendance 11 Attendance 0 Attended 24 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 76 Absent 17

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 70 68 72 70 N/A 75 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 76 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, F in Committee, A in Constituency.

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222 Text2: Kyetunda Muhindo Elijah

Constituency: Busongora County North Plenary Committee

District: Kasese Grade: DDD Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

This MPThis MP Committees: Local Gov't, Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 616161 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP Kasese Fortportal road 353535 Office Location:Source: Hon. Kyetunda Muhindo Elijah

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 253 33 Participation 21 49 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 63 Attendance 83 Attended 57 Attended 46 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 43 Absent 23

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 69 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 76 81 58 26 N/A 38 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 62 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, F in Committee, E in Constituency.

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223 Text2: Kyeyago Jowali Kakwa

Constituency: Bunya County South Plenary Committee

District: Mayuge Grade: EEE Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: HIV/AIDS, ICT OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 181818 202020

Dyogo George Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782675666

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 107 18 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 39 Attendance 39 Attended 46 Attended 13 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 54 Absent 31

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 44 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, E in Committee, D in Constituency.

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224 Text2: Kyomugisha Grace Kashaija Ikiriza

Constituency: UPDF Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: DDD Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: N/A

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 484848 This MPThis MP Office Location: N/A 343434

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 82 16 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 79 Attendance 54 Attended 29 Attended 14 Excused 34 Excused 0 Absent 37 Absent 19

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 33 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 58 36 58 57 N/A 38 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 51 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, F in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

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225 Text2: Lokeris Peter Aimat

Constituency: Chekwii County Plenary Committee

District: Nakapiripirit Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Minerals

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable This MPThis MP Office Location: N/A 303030

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 332 41 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 43 44 197687

Attendance 20 Attendance Not Not Attended 34 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 66 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 42 46 34 48 N/A 27 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 40 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, F in Constituency.

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226 Text2: Lokii Peter Abrahams

Constituency: Jie County Plenary Committee

District: Kotido Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 999 999

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 170 24 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 10 Attendance 19 Attended 21 Attended 1 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 79 Absent 16

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 62 45 61 43 50 67 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 57 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, E in Committee, B in Constituency.

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227 Text2: Lokodo Simon

Constituency: Dodoth County Plenary Committee

District: Kaabong Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Industry

Committees: Rules, Infrastructure OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Opposite Kaabong Court Hall This MP Office Location: This MPThis MP Source: Hon. Lokodo Simon 292929

Olum Samson Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0782106104

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 107 18 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 296 55 197687

Attendance 28 Attendance Not Not Attended 33 Attended Available Available Excused 7 Excused Absent 60 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, A in Committee, D in Constituency.

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228 Text2: Lubyayi Iddi Kisiki

Constituency: Bukomansimbi County Plenary Committee

District: Masaka Grade: CCC Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

This MPThis MP Committees: Equal Opportunities, Gender OppOppOpp 616161 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Bukomansimbi Trading Center. near the butcher on Office Location:the road to Kasebwera. This MPThis MP Source: Bukomansimbi County local council office 171717

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 378 45 Participation 3 31 197687 Debate Influence 11329 99 197687

Attendance 33 Attendance 16 Attended 40 Attended 1 Excused 4 Excused 0 Absent 56 Absent 26

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 27 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, E in Constituency.

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229 Text2: Lubyayi John-Bosco Sseguya

Constituency: Mawokota County South Plenary Committee

District: Mpigi Grade: BBB Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 787878 Committees: HIV/AIDS, Trade OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM Buvuma near st Mbaaga Vocation School 64km from Available Office Location:Kampala Source: Hon. Lubyayi John-Bosco Sseguya

Anita Naguja Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0774263750

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1078 72 Participation 68 69 197687 Debate Influence 2076 86 197687

Attendance 54 Attendance Not Not Attended 51 Attended Available Available Excused 3 Excused Absent 46 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, B in Committee, A in Constituency.

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230 Text2: Lukwago Erias

Constituency: Central Division Plenary Committee

District: Kampala Grade: AAA Grade: BBB Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: DP 959595 Portfolio: Justice & Constitutional Affairs; Attorney Gen.l This MPThis MP This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* Committees: Local Gov't, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp 696969 NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Suite 116 London Chambers, Plot 4 Johnstone Office Location:Street Kampala Source: Hon. Lukwago Erias

Mbabazi Deogratius Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782798257

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 3619 94 Participation 261 91 197687 Debate Influence 2022 86 197687

Attendance 80 Attendance 43 Attended 64 Attended 45 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 36 Absent 90

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 135 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

70 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 60

30 This MP did not provide information 20 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, C in Committee, B in Constituency.

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231 Text2: Lukwago Rebbecca Nalwaga

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Luwero Grade: BBB Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 717171 Committees: Equal Opportunities, Gender OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* With in the District headquarters (kasoma zone) This MPThis MP Office Location: 333333 Source: Hon. Lukwago Rebbecca Nalwaga

Mayanja Lydia Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0753060088/782223082

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 445 48 Participation 26 52 197687 Debate Influence 1994 86 197687

Attendance 66 Attendance 27 Attended 58 Attended 4 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 42 Absent 23

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 27 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, D in Committee, B in Constituency.

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232 Text2: Lule Mawiya

Constituency: Kalungu County East Plenary Committee

District: Masaka Grade: BBB Grade: AAA Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

None 949494 Portfolio: This MPThis MP This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* Committees: Rules, Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp 686868 NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 800 64 Participation 260 91 197687 Debate Influence 1127 74 197687

Attendance 56 Attendance 79 Attended 55 Attended 22 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 45 Absent 15

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 37 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, A in Committee, E in Constituency.

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233 Text2: Lyomoki Sam Jacob

Constituency: Workers Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: EEE Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Rules, Trade OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 171717 141414

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 273 35 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 21 Attendance 24 Attended 35 Attended 2 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 65 Absent 18

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 20 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, D in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

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234 Text2: Mabikke Michael

Constituency: Makindye Division East Plenary Committee

District: Kampala Grade: CCC Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: Housing and Urban Development This MPThis MP Committees: Appointments, Infrastructure OppOppOpp 646464 Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Lubuga zone,Kibuli,Makindye Community Primary Available Office Location:School Source: Hon. Mabikke Michael

Serunjoji Ahmed Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0782389423

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1082 73 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 23 42 197687

Attendance 74 Attendance Not Not Attended 61 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 39 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 14 12 13 18 N/A 21 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 7 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, A in Committee, C in Constituency.

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235 Text2: Madada Kyebakoze Sulaiman

Constituency: Bbaale County Plenary Committee

District: Kayunga Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Disabilities

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP Applicable Baale Trading Center 363636 Office Location:Source: Hon. Madada Kyebakoze Sulaiman

Owuma Joseph Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772860996

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 284 37 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 403 58 197687

Attendance 25 Attendance Not Not Attended 38 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 62 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 62 69 43 N/A 37 18 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 48 Area of Focus MP's Report

120 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 100

80 Community Events

60 Bbale womens day

20 UGX 7000000 0 Construction/Renovation A G H I I N S F n n g o o u f t a o r e r r c Bujwaya Church ,Mbulakati Catholic COU Kabalira mo v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 2100000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, C in Constituency.

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236 Text2: Magoola Zirabamuzale Beatrice Menya

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Iganga Grade: BBB Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 747474 Committees: Appointments, Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP 414141 Office Location: N/A

Mr Yusuf Juma sserubidde Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772491684

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1139 75 Participation 2 29 197687 Debate Influence 2858 91 197687

Attendance 39 Attendance 73 Attended 46 Attended 16 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 54 Absent 13

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 29 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, C in Committee, F in Constituency.

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237 Text2: Magulumaali Mugumya Erasmus

Constituency: Kooki County Plenary Committee

District: Rakai Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: ICT OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM Available Located in Lumbugu Trading Center Office Location:Source: Kooki County local council office This MPThis MP 161616

ksaga Polly Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0782424024

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 224 29 Participation 9 38 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 24 Attendance Not Not Attended 37 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 63 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, A in Committee, A in Constituency.

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238 Text2: Makumbi James

Constituency: UPDF Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: N/A

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gender OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 555 000 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 61 15 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 3 Attendance 0 Attended 7 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 93 Absent 17

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

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239 Text2: Malinga Johnson

Constituency: Kapelebyong County Plenary Committee

District: Amuria Grade: BBB Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 707070 Committees: Local Gov't, Public Service OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRM NRMNRM 585858 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Oditel Trading Center Office Location:Source: Hon. Malinga Johnson

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1193 77 Participation 66 68 197687 Debate Influence 467 59 197687

Attendance 63 Attendance 44 Attended 57 Attended 42 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 43 Absent 74

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 116 MP's Position Peer Assessment

70 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 60

30 This MP did not provide information 20 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, B in Committee, A in Constituency.

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240 Text2: Mallinga Stephen Oscar

Constituency: Butebo County Plenary Committee

District: Pallisa Grade: CCC Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Health

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM 505050 Applicable Butebo Trading Center Office Location:Source: Butebo County local council office

Clement kateu Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0774631381

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1385 82 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 119 49 197687

Attendance 21 Attendance Not Not Attended 35 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 65 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 76 61 19 81 N/A 65 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 67 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

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241 Text2: Masiko Komuhangi Winifred

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Rukungiri Grade: AAA Grade: AAA Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None 929292 898989 This MPThis MP This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* Committees: Appointments, Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Republic road opposite Fountain Hotel Rugada Office Location:Office Source: Women local council office

Robert Tumukwasibwe Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0773140562

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 898 67 Participation 68 69 197687 Debate Influence 3590 94 197687

Attendance 90 Attendance 97 Attended 56 Attended 4 Excused 13 Excused 0 Absent 31 Absent 0

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 23 12 22 8 3 21 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 5 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, D in Committee, B in Constituency.

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242 Text2: Matte Joseph Sibalingana

Constituency: Bughendera Plenary Committee

District: Bundibugyo Grade: FFF Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Budget, Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP Office Location: N/A 333333 This MPThis MP 121212

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 12 41 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 41 Attendance 36 Attended 42 Attended 11 Excused 5 Excused 0 Absent 53 Absent 32

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 43 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 73 28 21 15 N/A 23 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 27 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, B in Committee, E in Constituency.

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243 Text2: Mbabazi Amama

Constituency: Kinkiizi County West Plenary Committee

District: Kanungu Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Security

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM 505050 Applicable Amam house, amam road Office Location:Source: Kinkiizi County West local council offic

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1219 78 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 814 66 197687

Attendance 5 Attendance Not Not Attended 13 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 87 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, B in Constituency.

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244 Text2: Mbagadhi Frederick Nkayi

Constituency: Kagoma County Plenary Committee

District: Jinja Grade: AAA Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

None 949494 Portfolio: This MPThis MP

Committees: National Economy, Defence OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRM NRMNRM 585858 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Opposite Buwenge sub county head quarters Office Location:kagoma county magamaga parish Source: Hon. Mbagadhi Frederick Nkayi

Ruth Batega Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782572396

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 19961 98 Participation 10 39 197687 Debate Influence 1697 82 197687

Attendance 77 Attendance 86 Attended 62 Attended 18 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 38 Absent 8

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 26 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, D in Committee, B in Constituency.

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245 Text2: Menhya Gerald Simon

Constituency: Bugabula County North Plenary Committee

District: Kamuli Grade: AAA Grade: BBB Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM 979797 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* Committees: National Economy, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp 686868 NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Gabula road-Kamuli Town(Opposite Trust Bank) Office Location:Source: Hon. Menhya Gerald Simon

Joseph Namayo Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774436006

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 20134 98 Participation 168 84 197687 Debate Influence 4677 96 197687

Attendance 77 Attendance 54 Attended 59 Attended 17 Excused 3 Excused 0 Absent 38 Absent 23

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 40 MP's Position Peer Assessment

70 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 60

30 This MP did not provide information 20 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, B in Committee, C in Constituency.

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246 Text2: Migereko Daudi

Constituency: Butembe County Plenary Committee

District: Jinja Grade: AAA Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Chief Whip BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None 909090 This MPThis MP Committees: None OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Available Office Location: N/A

Kirunda Faruku Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0702980486

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1594 85 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 620 62 197687

Attendance 99 Attendance Not Not Attended 82 Attended Available Available Excused 2 Excused Absent 16 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 98 89 96 17 100 75 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 96 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, N/A in Committee, B in Constituency.

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247 Text2: Mpabwa Sarah Patience

Constituency: UPDF Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: DDD Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: N/A This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 838383

Committees: Equal Opportunities, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* 393939 Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1036 72 Participation 189 86 197687 Debate Influence 94 46 197687

Attendance 8 Attendance 78 Attended 17 Attended 46 Excused 1 Excused 0 Absent 82 Absent 34

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 80 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 58 48 60 18 38 32 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 42 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, B in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

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248 Text2: Mpairwe Beatrice

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Bulisa Grade: CCC Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 868686

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Public Service OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 555555 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Civic cell-central ward Wansenko road buliisa Office Location:Trading Center opposite RDC's office Source: Hon. Mpairwe Beatrice

Kugunza Alice Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774991482

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 906 67 Participation 61 67 197687 Debate Influence 107 47 197687

Attendance 48 Attendance 64 Attended 51 Attended 25 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 49 Absent 26

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 51 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 19 7 39 49 N/A 40 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 18 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, E in Committee, C in Constituency.

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249 Text2: Mugambe Kif'Omusana Joseph

Constituency: Nakifuma County Plenary Committee

District: Mukono Grade: CCC Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 717171 Committees: Science & Tech, Trade OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 525252 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Nakifuma Trading Center Office Location:Source: Nakifuma County local council office

Sheik Sulaiman Ibrahim Kabugo Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782957979

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 343 42 Participation 5 34 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 98 Attendance 97 Attended 72 Attended 4 Excused 8 Excused 0 Absent 20 Absent 0

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 67 75 73 66 54 81 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 76 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Community Support support to community meetings in kasawo,nagojje ,n This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data. UGX 13519500 Wells and Boreholes bukonzo,nakifuma west ,mugongo ,kawongo masolo,may

UGX 10373000 For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, A in Committee, A in Constituency.

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250 Text2: Mugerwa Sauda K. N

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Masaka Grade: CCC Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP Committees: Gov't Assurances, Trade OppOppOpp 646464 Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM Grant street in Masaka Town shortly after Available Office Location:Hon,kawanga's political office Source: Women local council office

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 764 62 Participation 13 43 197687 Debate Influence 201 52 197687

Attendance 69 Attendance Not Not Attended 58 Attended Available Available Excused 1 Excused Absent 41 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 68 69 68 76 N/A 88 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 81 Area of Focus MP's Report

70 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 60

30 This MP did not provide information 20 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, B in Committee, E in Constituency.

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251 Text2: Mugisa Muhanga Margaret

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kabarole Grade: CCC Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP Committees: Equal Opportunities, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp 656565 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Ssaka Road West Division Office Location: Source: Hon. Mugisa Muhanga Margaret This MPThis MP 191919

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 466 50 Participation 4 32 197687 Debate Influence 127 50 197687

Attendance 91 Attendance 17 Attended 66 Attended 1 Excused 4 Excused 0 Absent 30 Absent 24

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 25 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 60 58 40 72 17 37 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 46 Area of Focus MP's Report

35 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 30

25 Community Support 20 Bunyagubu farmers Revolution 15

5 UGX 2500000 0 Schools A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c Mountains of the moon Kisomoro primary School Mitu v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 2050000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, C in Committee, E in Constituency.

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252 Text2: Mugyenyi Rutamwebwa Mary

Constituency: Nyabushozi County Plenary Committee

District: Kiruhura Grade: AAA Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 868686

Committees: Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 171717

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 843 65 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 1345 78 197687

Attendance 84 Attendance 73 Attended 47 Attended 7 Excused 19 Excused 9 Absent 34 Absent 13

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 29 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 93 74 60 94 N/A 83 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 90 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, D in Committee, E in Constituency.

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253 Text2: Muhwezi Katugugu Jim

Constituency: Rujumbura County Plenary Committee

District: Rukungiri Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Infrastructure OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM Karegyesa road, Town ouncil, NRM offices building. Available Office Location: Source: Hon. Muhwezi Katugugu Jim This MPThis MP 121212

Ngabirano Emmy Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772618191

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 184 25 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 18 Attendance Not Not Attended 27 Attended Available Available Excused 5 Excused Absent 68 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, A in Constituency.

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254 Text2: Mujuzi Pius

Constituency: Kyotera County Plenary Committee

District: Rakai Grade: FFF Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Defence OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp 565656 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP 222 Dembe Fredrick/ Nkalubo - Tom Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772637858 / 0772 492983

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 8 Attendance 97 Attended 17 Attended 1 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 83 Absent 0

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 1 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, F in Committee, B in Constituency.

257

255 Text2: Mukaye Wabudeya Beatrice

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Sironko Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Presidency

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 232323

Magombe Jackson Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0782149419

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 462 50 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 19 Attendance Not Not Attended 33 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 67 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 64 80 41 75 N/A 24 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 64 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, C in Constituency.

258

256 Text2: Mukisa Fred Douglas Mwanja

Constituency: Bukooli County Central Plenary Committee

District: Bugiri Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Fisheries

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP 888 Mukoya Samuel Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772869417

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 36 9 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 23 Attendance Not Not Attended 30 Attended Available Available Excused 6 Excused Absent 64 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 4 8 9 19 N/A 25 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 3 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, N/A in Committee, E in Constituency.

259

257 Text2: Mukitale Biraahwa Stephen Adyeeri

Constituency: Buliisa County Plenary Committee

District: Bulisa Grade: AAA Grade: AAA Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM 999999 979797 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP

FB*FB*FB* Committees: National Economy, Business, Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Biiso at Mukitale foundation and at Buliisa Town Office Location:Council Butiba road Source: Hon. Mukitale Biraahwa Stephen Adyeeri

Baruga Francis Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0773180984

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 24979 100 Participation 762 98 197687 Debate Influence 5467 97 197687

Attendance 91 Attendance 96 Attended 70 Attended 25 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 30 Absent 4

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 29 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

40 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

15 This MP did not provide information

10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, B in Constituency.

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258 Text2: Mukose Moses Mutabaali

Constituency: Busiki County Plenary Committee

District: Namutumba Grade: EEE Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 858585

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Defence OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP Office Location: N/A 333333

Tyaba Patrick Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772879268

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 52 12 Participation 31 55 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 80 Attendance 97 Attended 64 Attended 1 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 36 Absent 0

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 1 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, C in Committee, C in Constituency.

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259 Text2: Mukwaya Balunzi Janat

Constituency: Mukono County South Plenary Committee

District: Mukono Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: General Duties; Office of the Prime Minister

Committees: N/A` OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable This MPThis MP Office Location: N/A 303030

Galiwango Joyce Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772443483

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 135 22 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 1426 78 197687

Attendance 5 Attendance Not Not Attended 13 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 87 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 28 60 86 N/A N/A 80 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 71 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, C in Constituency.

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260 Text2: Mulumba Meddie B.

Constituency: Luuka County Plenary Committee

District: Iganga Grade: BBB Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 797979

Committees: Appointments, Public Service OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP 424242 Office Location: N/A

Taitika Hussein Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774427260

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1207 78 Participation 75 72 197687 Debate Influence 1529 80 197687

Attendance 56 Attendance 17 Attended 55 Attended 2 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 45 Absent 49

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 51 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, B in Committee, E in Constituency.

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261 Text2: Munyira Wabwire Omusolo Rose

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Busia Grade: EEE Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Budget, Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP Hadongole road This MP 373737 Office Location:Source: Women local council office This MPThis MP 252525

Rose Wrjuli Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772348082

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 171 24 Participation 2 29 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 48 Attendance 60 Attended 51 Attended 14 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 49 Absent 16

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 30 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 31 20 29 56 N/A 9 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 18 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, C in Committee, A in Constituency.

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262 Text2: Museveni Janet Kataaha

Constituency: Ruhaama County Plenary Committee

District: Ntungamo Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Karamoja

Committees: Social Services OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Opposite UGAFODE Ntungamo Ranch Office Location:Source: NRM office This MPThis MP 212121

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 143 23 Participation 108 80 197687 Debate Influence 550 62 197687

Attendance 2 Attendance Not Not Attended 3 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 97 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 26 51 47 71 94 71 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 67 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, E in Committee, C in Constituency.

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263 Text2: Musumba Isaac Isanga

Constituency: Buzaaya County Plenary Committee

District: Kamuli Grade: CCC Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Regional Affairs

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp This MP Not FB*FB*FB* This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM 515151 Applicable Office Location: N/A

Kalogo Moses Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0782422021

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 489 51 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 137 50 197687

Attendance 56 Attendance Not Not Attended 45 Attended Available Available Excused 10 Excused Absent 45 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 37 72 29 6 81 13 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 39 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, E in Constituency.

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264 Text2: Mutagamba Maria Lubega Emily

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Rakai Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Water and Environment

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Kyotera Bbibiiro road This MPThis MP Office Location:Source: Hon. Mutagamba Maria Lubega Emily 323232

Annet Namudu/Julia Mukaaya Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0712670377/772834879

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 688 58 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 33 Attendance Not Not Attended 39 Attended Available Available Excused 5 Excused Absent 56 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, C in Constituency.

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265 Text2: Mutuluuza Peter Claver Barnabas

Constituency: Mawokota County North Plenary Committee

District: Mpigi Grade: BBB Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

This MPThis MP 969696 Portfolio: None 818181 This MPThis MP

Committees: Public Accounts, Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 461 49 Participation 285 92 197687 Debate Influence 1126 73 197687

Attendance 97 Attendance 81 Attended 79 Attended 39 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 21 Absent 25

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 64 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 95 86 97 98 N/A 97 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 1E+02 Area of Focus MP's Report

120 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 100

40 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 20 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, D in Constituency.

268

266 Text2: Muwulize Norman Ibrahim

Constituency: Buikwe County West Plenary Committee

District: Mukono Grade: BBB Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 818181

Committees: Equal Opportunities, Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp 545454 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Lugazi Town Council on Ntenga road Office Location:Source: Buikwe County West local council office

Mzee Mpima Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782125072

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 485 51 Participation 30 54 197687 Debate Influence 2178 88 197687

Attendance 80 Attendance 63 Attended 64 Attended 13 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 36 Absent 14

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 27 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, E in Committee, B in Constituency.

269

267 Text2: Muwuma Milton Kalulu

Constituency: Kigulu County South Plenary Committee

District: Iganga Grade: BBB Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 747474 Committees: Local Gov't, Defence OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Along Balita lane in Iganga Trading Center This MPThis MP 34 Office Location:Source: Kigulu County South local council office 3434

Magumba Fred Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772336919

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 769 62 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 265 55 197687

Attendance 89 Attendance 72 Attended 68 Attended 36 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 32 Absent 30

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 66 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 43 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. We do not have enough information to determine this MP's peer assessment overall percentile. Area of Focus MP's Report

40 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

15 This MP did not provide information

10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, D in Committee, B in Constituency.

270

268 Text2: Mwebaza Sarah

Constituency: Samia-Bugwe Cnty. North Plenary Committee

District: Busia Grade: EEE Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: HIV/AIDS, Gender OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Custom road This MPThis MP Office Location: This MPThis MP Source: NRM office 282828 313131

Buluma Amos Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782516286

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 113 20 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 196 52 197687

Attendance 28 Attendance 70 Attended 40 Attended 9 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 60 Absent 8

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 15 36 58 26 N/A 65 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 37 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, D in Committee, A in Constituency.

271

269 Text2: Mwesige Adolf Kasaija

Constituency: Bunyangabu County Plenary Committee

District: Kabarole Grade: CCC Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Local Government

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp This MPThis MP Not FB*FB*FB* 565656 NRMNRMNRM Applicable At the Town Council Head Quarters Office Location:Source: Bunyangabu County local council office

Archangel Byaruhanga Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772986395/701986395

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 845 66 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 1200 75 197687

Attendance 24 Attendance Not Not Attended 33 Attended Available Available Excused 4 Excused Absent 63 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

40 Community Organizations

30 Nsagasa church of uganda,St Adolf Catholic Church

10 UGX 3000000 0 Community Events A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c Contribution to empango ceremony for Toor kingdom v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 1000000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, N/A in Committee, B in Constituency.

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270 Text2: Mwesigye Ruhindi Hope

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kabale Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Agriculture

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 111111

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 217 28 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 14 Attendance Not Not Attended 24 Attended Available Available Excused 5 Excused Absent 71 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 84 93 68 66 87 52 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 85 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, F in Constituency.

273

271 Text2: Najjemba Rosemary Muyinda

Constituency: Gomba County Plenary Committee

District: Mpigi Grade: BBB Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 797979

Committees: HIV/AIDS, Gender OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Bukandula Trading Center (main office ),mpenja T C Office Location:opposite health centre This MPThis MP Source: Hon. Najjemba Rosemary Muyinda 232323

Hadijah Sonko Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782964176

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 583 55 Participation 23 49 197687 Debate Influence 7710 98 197687

Attendance 60 Attendance 0 Attended 56 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 44 Absent 17

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, F in Committee, A in Constituency.

274

272 Text2: Najjuma Faridah Kasasa

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Mubende Grade: EEE Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: HIV/AIDS, Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp Two offices one in Buwekula county and the other NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Office Location:Mubende Town Council-Lubanga RD,Kassanda This MPThis MP This MPThis MP county-Kassanda Town. 282828 282828 Source: Hon. Najjuma Faridah Kasasa

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 91 18 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 63 Attendance 65 Attended 57 Attended 2 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 43 Absent 2

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, B in Committee, E in Constituency.

275

273 Text2: Nakadama Isanga Lukia

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Mayuge Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Gender (Women)

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable This MPThis MP Office Location: N/A 313131

Mulumba David Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0774124468

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 34 9 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 731 64 197687

Attendance 35 Attendance Not Not Attended 45 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 55 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 32 16 19 26 N/A 65 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 22 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, C in Constituency.

276

274 Text2: Nakawuki Suzan Matovu

Constituency: Busiiro County East Plenary Committee

District: Wakiso Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gender OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP 888 This MPThis MP 000 Mr Kazozi Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) Not Available

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 62 15 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 16 Attendance 0 Attended 31 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 69 Absent 17

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 37 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. We do not have enough information to determine this MP's peer assessment overall percentile. Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, B in Committee, F in Constituency.

277

275 Text2: Nakwang Christine Tubbo

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kaabong Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Budget, Gender OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 141414 151515

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 46 Attendance 30 Attended 50 Attended 9 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 50 Absent 34

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 43 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, D in Committee, E in Constituency.

278

276 Text2: Nalubega Mariam Patience

Constituency: Youth Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: CCC Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: None OppOppOpp This MPThis MP 60 Not BB*BB*BB* 6060 NRMNRMNRM Available Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 592 55 Participation 55 64 197687 Debate Influence 345 56 197687

Attendance 63 Attendance Not Not Attended 57 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 43 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 53 28 24 22 N/A 42 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 29 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, N/A in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

279

277 Text2: Nalugo Sekiziyivu Mary Margaret

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Mukono Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 151515 This MPThis MP 000 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 52 12 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 35 Attendance 0 Attended 45 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 55 Absent 17

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, F in Constituency.

280

278 Text2: Nalule Safia Juuko

Constituency: People with Disabilities Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: CCC Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Equal Opportunities, Social Services OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* 585858 OppOppOpp 525252 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 526 52 Participation 41 60 197687 Debate Influence 1113 71 197687

Attendance 46 Attendance 56 Attended 50 Attended 28 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 50 Absent 36

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 64 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 54 67 86 85 98 14 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 78 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, C in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

281

279 Text2: Namara Grace

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Lyantonde Grade: EEE Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 777777 Committees: Local Gov't, Public Service OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Lyantonde Town This MPThis MP Office Location:Source: Women local council office 272727

Hajat Jamila Mutasa Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772695892

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 20 8 Participation 53 63 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 69 Attendance 62 Attended 59 Attended 55 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 41 Absent 61

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 116 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 71 78 46 N/A N/A N/A presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. We do not have enough information to determine this MP's peer assessment overall percentile. Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, D in Committee, B in Constituency.

282

280 Text2: Namayanja Rose Nsereko

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Nakaseke Grade: DDD Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Public Accounts, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp 565656 NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* Butalangu Town Council (formerly Town Council 414141 Office Location:offices) Source: Hon. Namayanja Rose Nsereko

Livingstone Kalule Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782404836

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 549 53 Participation 137 82 197687 Debate Influence 187 51 197687

Attendance 26 Attendance 23 Attended 39 Attended 11 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 61 Absent 106

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 117 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 81 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. We do not have enough information to determine this MP's peer assessment overall percentile. Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, D in Committee, B in Constituency.

283

281 Text2: Namirembe Bitamazire Geraldine

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Mpigi Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Education and Sports

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Mpigi Town Council, Kalangala road This MPThis MP Office Location:Source: Hon. Namirembe Bitamazire Geraldine 333333

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 827 65 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 28 Attendance Not Not Attended 36 Attended Available Available Excused 4 Excused Absent 60 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

284

282 Text2: Namoe Stella

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Moroto Grade: FFF Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 181818 121212

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 51 12 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 33 Attendance 37 Attended 43 Attended 4 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 57 Absent 11

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 15 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 41 91 56 59 63 58 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 68 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, F in Committee, D in Constituency.

285

283 Text2: Nampijja Lukyamuzi Susan

Constituency: Rubaga Division South Plenary Committee

District: Kampala Grade: CCC Grade: EEE Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: CP

Portfolio: Gender, Labour and Youth

FB*FB*FB* Committees: Equal Opportunities, Gender OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* 545454 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Najjanankumbi after SDA church and near Police This MPThis MP Office Location:post 272727 Source: CP Office

Nakayondo Slyvia Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774786754

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 595 56 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 1067 70 197687

Attendance 35 Attendance 63 Attended 45 Attended 13 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 55 Absent 14

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 27 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 12 26 14 45 N/A 54 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 15 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, C in Committee, C in Constituency.

286

284 Text2: Namuyangu Byakatonda Janat

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Pallisa Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Water

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 999

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 84 16 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 16 Attendance Not Not Attended 31 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 69 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, F in Constituency.

287

285 Text2: Nandala Mafabi Nathan

Constituency: Budadiri County West Plenary Committee

District: Sironko Grade: AAA Grade: AAA Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC This MPThis MP 999999 This MPThis MP Portfolio: Finance, Planning, and Economic Development 838383

FB*FB*FB* Committees: Public Accounts, Business, Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Bugusege Trading Centre Office Location: Source: Budadiri County West local council offic

Mugoya Joseph Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0775635054

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 5080 96 Participation 4960 100 197687 Debate Influence 232 53 197687

Attendance 74 Attendance 82 Attended 60 Attended 51 Excused 1 Excused 0 Absent 39 Absent 29

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 80 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 91 94 92 93 N/A 85 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 97 Area of Focus MP's Report

100 90 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 80

40 This MP did not provide information 30 concerning how he/she spend the CDF 20 Money for 2008 -2009 10

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, A in Committee, B in Constituency.

288

286 Text2: Nankabirwa Ssentamu Ruth

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kiboga Grade: CCC Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Microfinance This MPThis MP Committees: N/A OppOppOpp 636363 Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM In Kiboga Town, and one in Kampala opposite shell Applicable Office Location:petrol station near Town Council Hall Source: Hon. Nankabirwa Ssentamu Ruth

Sseguya Moses Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0782620885

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 722 59 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 5726 98 197687

Attendance 24 Attendance Not Not Attended 37 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 63 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

35 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 30

15 This MP did not provide information 10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

5 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

289

287 Text2: Nasasira John

Constituency: Kazo County Plenary Committee

District: Kiruhura Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Transport

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP Applicable Office Location: N/A 363636

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1103 74 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 26 Attendance Not Not Attended 24 Attended Available Available Excused 15 Excused Absent 61 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 80 93 80 82 66 89 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 90 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, N/A in Committee, F in Constituency.

290

288 Text2: Nayiga Florence Ssekabira

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kayunga Grade: BBB Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 727272 Committees: Science & Tech, Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP Kayunga Town, Church road 393939 Office Location:Source: Women local council office

Magezi Robinah Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0752903081

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 931 68 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 2858 91 197687

Attendance 42 Attendance 72 Attended 48 Attended 18 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 52 Absent 15

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 33 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 55 70 21 49 N/A 16 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 43 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, B in Committee, B in Constituency.

291

289 Text2: Ndawula Kaweesi Edward

Constituency: Kiboga County West Plenary Committee

District: Kiboga Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: ICT OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Twetwe Trading Center on Kiboga road Office Location:Source: Kiboga County West Local council office

This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 333 000 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 9 Attendance 0 Attended 19 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 81 Absent 44

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 44 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, C in Constituency.

292

290 Text2: Ndeezi Alex

Constituency: People with Disabilities Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: BBB Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 767676 This MPThis MP Committees: Public Accounts, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 646464 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1396 82 Participation 180 85 197687 Debate Influence 1576 82 197687

Attendance 45 Attendance 42 Attended 45 Attended 37 Excused 4 Excused 0 Absent 51 Absent 80

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 117 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, D in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

293

291 Text2: Nduhuura Richard

Constituency: Igara County East Plenary Committee

District: Bushenyi Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Health (General)

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Bushenyi Town Council Mbarara/Fortportal road Applicable Office Location:(main street) This MPThis MP Source: Hon. Nduhuura Richard 232323

Baryaruha Lawrence Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0774021031

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 193 26 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 42 Attendance Not Not Attended 48 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 52 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 37 39 16 28 62 55 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 38 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

294

292 Text2: Ngabirano Charles

Constituency: Rwampara County Plenary Committee

District: Mbarara Grade: EEE Grade: CCC Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* Committees: Science & Tech, Business, Natural Resources OppOppOpp 676767 NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM At Kinoni country Horse in Rwampara along Kabale This MP Office Location: This MPThis MP road 292929 Source: Hon. Ngabirano Charles

Kakuru Charles Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772651831

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 151 23 Participation 6 35 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 60 Attendance 89 Attended 56 Attended 6 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 44 Absent 2

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 8 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 63 31 45 47 76 56 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 58 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, F in Committee, B in Constituency.

295

293 Text2: Niwagaba Wilfred

Constituency: Ndorwa County East Plenary Committee

District: Kabale Not ApplicableGrade: Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 848484 This MPThis MP Committees: Rules, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp 676767 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Plot 122 Kabale Road Office Location: Source: Hon. Niwagaba Wilfred

Protase Twine Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772565969

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1303 80 Participation 145 83 197687 Debate Influence 1576 82 197687

Attendance 31 Attendance 77 Attended 41 Attended 51 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 59 Absent 39

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 90 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, A in Committee, B in Constituency.

296

294 Text2: Njuba Samuel Kalega

Constituency: Kyadondo County East Plenary Committee

District: Wakiso Grade: CCC Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP Committees: Rules, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp 696969 This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 555555 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 851 66 Participation 135 82 197687 Debate Influence 1529 80 197687

Attendance 18 Attendance 49 Attended 32 Attended 35 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 68 Absent 55

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 90 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, E in Committee, F in Constituency.

297

295 Text2: Nokrach Wilson William

Constituency: People with Disabilities Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: CCC Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Science & Tech, Gender OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 535353 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 262626

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 118 21 Participation 5 34 197687 Debate Influence 469 59 197687

Attendance 80 Attendance 26 Attended 64 Attended 3 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 36 Absent 18

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 21 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, C in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

298

296 Text2: Nsubuga William

Constituency: Buvuma County Plenary Committee

District: Mukono Grade: BBB Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 828282 797979

Committees: Public Accounts, Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

John Bamudaga/Katenda Robert Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0752373358/782099029

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1123 75 Participation 88 75 197687 Debate Influence 1526 80 197687

Attendance 66 Attendance 48 Attended 58 Attended 29 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 42 Absent 47

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 76 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 86 87 79 95 53 57 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 88 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, C in Committee, D in Constituency.

299

297 Text2: Nvumetta Lutaya Kavuma Ruth

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kalangala Grade: DDD Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None 888888 This MPThis MP Committees: Science & Tech, Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRM This MPThis MP NRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 494949 BB*BB*BB* Located on the Town Council offices Office Location:Source: Women local council office

Ren Dambya Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0752622644/039296404

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 332 41 Participation 61 67 197687 Debate Influence 313 56 197687

Attendance 50 Attendance 65 Attended 52 Attended 4 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 48 Absent 4

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 8 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 32 32 42 39 61 38 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 43 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, C in Committee, C in Constituency.

300

298 Text2: Nyago Lydia Kibwika

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Namutumba Grade: CCC Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Science & Tech, Public Service OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP 525252 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 494949

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1164 76 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 121 49 197687

Attendance 33 Attendance 59 Attended 44 Attended 25 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 56 Absent 30

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 55 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, D in Committee, F in Constituency.

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299 Text2: Nyanzi Vincent Makumbi

Constituency: Busujju County Plenary Committee

District: Mityana Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 555 000 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 46 12 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 7 Attendance 0 Attended 15 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 85 Absent 4

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 13 32 77 N/A N/A 93 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 60 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, F in Constituency.

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300 Text2: Nyeko Ocula Michael

Constituency: Kilak County Plenary Committee

District: Amuru Grade: CCC Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None 909090 This MPThis MP Committees: Equal Opportunities, Public Service OppOppOpp This MPThis MP 595959 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 598 56 Participation 107 80 197687 Debate Influence 1061 68 197687

Attendance 46 Attendance 47 Attended 50 Attended 23 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 50 Absent 38

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 61 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 58 39 38 62 N/A 43 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 50 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, D in Committee, F in Constituency.

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301 Text2: Nyombi Nansubuga Sarah

Constituency: Ntenjeru County North Plenary Committee

District: Kayunga Grade: EEE Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Budget, Infrastructure OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Busaana Office Location:Source: Ntenjeru County North local council offi This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 212121 171717

Ekajju David Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0779652296

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 103 18 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 39 Attendance 41 Attended 46 Attended 8 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 54 Absent 18

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 26 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, B in Committee, C in Constituency.

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302 Text2: Nyombi Peter

Constituency: Buruli County Plenary Committee

District: Nakasongola Grade: DDD Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 848484

Committees: Rules, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 484848 BB*BB*BB* Kinaana area, muram road to the district offices Office Location: Source: Hon. Nyombi Peter

Mr.Mbaziira Stanley Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772989085

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 328 41 Participation 97 76 197687 Debate Influence 47 44 197687

Attendance 60 Attendance 79 Attended 51 Attended 50 Excused 5 Excused 3 Absent 44 Absent 37

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 90 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, D in Constituency.

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303 Text2: Nyombi Thembo George William

Constituency: Kassanda County South Plenary Committee

District: Mubende Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Office of Prime Minister (Luwero Triangle)

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Myanzi Trading Center, Old road opposite Mubende Applicable Office Location:stage. Source: Hon. Nyombi Thembo George William This MPThis MP 333 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 16 7 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 7 Attendance Not Not Attended 16 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 84 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, A in Constituency.

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304 Text2: Obua Denis Hamson

Constituency: Youth Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: CCC Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Social Services OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 535353 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 121212

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 507 52 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 450 58 197687

Attendance 50 Attendance 27 Attended 52 Attended 8 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 48 Absent 46

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 30 24 23 24 51 27 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 21 Area of Focus MP's Report

50 45 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 40

20 This MP did not provide information 15 concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, E in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

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305 Text2: Obua Ogwal Benson

Constituency: Moroto County Plenary Committee

District: Lira Grade: AAA Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: UPC 979797 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP

Committees: National Economy, Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp 575757 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 19581 97 Participation 13 43 197687 Debate Influence 1697 82 197687

Attendance 91 Attendance 82 Attended 70 Attended 27 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 30 Absent 15

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 42 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 79 70 94 89 N/A 87 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 91 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, D in Committee, F in Constituency.

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306 Text2: Oburu Grace

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Tororo Grade: BBB Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 808080 717171 Committees: Public Accounts, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Container, Market Street Tororo Office Location:Source: Hon. Oburu Grace

Apalat Miriam Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0779211525

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 673 57 Participation 51 62 197687 Debate Influence 2475 90 197687

Attendance 54 Attendance 69 Attended 45 Attended 32 Excused 9 Excused 0 Absent 46 Absent 30

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 62 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, A in Committee, A in Constituency.

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307 Text2: Oceng D. Alex Penytoo

Constituency: Gulu Municipality Plenary Committee

District: Gulu Grade: EEE Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None

Committees: Rules, ICT OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP Office Location: This MPThis MP N/A 303030 282828

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 73 16 Participation 3 31 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 69 Attendance 38 Attended 59 Attended 18 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 41 Absent 46

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 64 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 45 13 64 N/A N/A 26 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 31 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, C in Committee, F in Constituency.

310

308 Text2: Ochieng Peter Patrick

Constituency: Bukooli County South Plenary Committee

District: Bugiri Grade: EEE Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Local Gov't, Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 444444 Namayingo Town Office Location:Source: Hon. Ochieng Peter Patrick This MPThis MP 181818

Tito Okware Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772640002

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 304 39 Participation 37 59 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 19 Attendance 36 Attended 33 Attended 18 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 67 Absent 51

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 69 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 39 68 41 67 77 35 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 62 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, D in Committee, A in Constituency.

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309 Text2: Odit John

Constituency: Erute County South Plenary Committee

District: Lira Grade: BBB Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: UPC

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 797979 777777 Committees: Budget, Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Awio Tom Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774337069

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 945 69 Participation 97 76 197687 Debate Influence 1345 78 197687

Attendance 66 Attendance 76 Attended 58 Attended 31 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 42 Absent 24

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 55 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, E in Constituency.

312

310 Text2: Odoch Pascal

Constituency: Padyere County Plenary Committee

District: Nebbi Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Finance, Budget OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 141414 This MPThis MP 000 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 4/27/2010 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 0 0 26929 Debate Influence 0 0 26929

Attendance 46 Attendance 0 Attended 6 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 6 Absent 1

Total Sittings 12 Total Meetings 1 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Agriculture Distributed 5000 tree seedlings griated oranges a This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data. UGX 15000000 Construction/Renovation Sponsored equipping padyerecounty Youth soccer tou

UGX 13500000 For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP was not scored for the Second Session of Parliament (2008 - 2009).

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311 Text2: Odonga Otto Jr.S

Constituency: Aruu County Plenary Committee

District: Pader Grade: BBB Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP Committees: Gov't Assurances, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp 696969 NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 505050 Pajule Trading Center Office Location:Source: Hon. Odonga Otto Jr.S

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 2221 92 Participation 230 90 197687 Debate Influence 810 65 197687

Attendance 39 Attendance 14 Attended 46 Attended 1 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 54 Absent 69

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 70 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 38 50 N/A 41 N/A N/A presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. We do not have enough information to determine this MP's peer assessment overall percentile. Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

40 Schools

30 Archbishop Flynn S.S.S Construbnction Kalongo Mid

10 UGX 10450000 0 Construction/Renovation A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c Motorcycle for main office,Prepaid phones to all s v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 3700000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, D in Committee, E in Constituency.

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312 Text2: Oduman Albert Charles Okello

Constituency: Bukedea County Plenary Committee

District: Bukedea Grade: AAA Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC 989898 Portfolio: None 888888 This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: Public Accounts, Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp two offices 1)Bukedea Town, house of takan family, NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Office Location:main road 2)kachumba Town,house of proffessor okedi main road. Source: Hon. Oduman Albert Charles Okello

Emuron Mike Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0779103760

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 3613 94 Participation 633 97 197687 Debate Influence 214 53 197687

Attendance 95 Attendance 80 Attended 75 Attended 48 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 25 Absent 32

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 80 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, B in Committee, B in Constituency.

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313 Text2: Ogenga Latigo Morris.W

Constituency: Agago County Plenary Committee

District: Pader Grade: CCC Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Leader of the Opposition BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None

Committees: Appointments, Business OppOppOpp This MPThis MP Not FB*FB*FB* 545454 NRMNRMNRM Available Office Location: N/A

Charles Komakech Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772985360

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 2304 92 Participation 140 83 197687 Debate Influence 650 63 197687

Attendance 8 Attendance Not Not Attended 17 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 83 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 92 97 97 92 79 89 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 97 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, E in Committee, F in Constituency.

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314 Text2: Ogwang John

Constituency: Kole County Plenary Committee

District: Apac Grade: EEE Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: UPC

Portfolio: None

Committees: Rules, Gender OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Aboke Office Location: Source: Hon. Ogwang John This MPThis MP 202020 This MPThis MP 111111

John Alfred Ejura Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774631410

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 107 18 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 196 52 197687

Attendance 10 Attendance 24 Attended 22 Attended 4 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 78 Absent 33

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 37 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 31 48 57 55 N/A 21 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 42 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, F in Committee, C in Constituency.

317

315 Text2: Ogwel Loote Sammy

Constituency: Moroto Municipality Plenary Committee

District: Moroto Grade: EEE Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP Committees: Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp 676767 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 242424

lokiru Kidon Joshur Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782540341

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 97 18 Participation 23 49 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 54 Attendance 89 Attended 54 Attended 11 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 46 Absent 4

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 15 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 56 27 59 35 N/A 17 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 35 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, B in Committee, D in Constituency.

318

316 Text2: Ojok B'Leo

Constituency: Kioga County Plenary Committee

District: Amolatar Grade: AAA Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 868686

Committees: National Economy, Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP 404040 Office Location: N/A

Owuna James Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772634227

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 20337 99 Participation 6 35 197687 Debate Influence 4501 96 197687

Attendance 33 Attendance 65 Attended 44 Attended 27 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 56 Absent 27

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 29 56 47 45 N/A 97 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 64 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, B in Committee, F in Constituency.

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317 Text2: Okecho William

Constituency: West Budama Cnty. North Plenary Committee

District: Tororo Grade: DDD Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 717171 Committees: Budget, Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 464646 BB*BB*BB* Majanga road Office Location:Source: Hon. Okecho William

Owere Jomathan Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0752262118

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 297 38 Participation 18 47 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 82 Attendance 62 Attended 65 Attended 28 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 35 Absent 31

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 59 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, A in Constituency.

320

318 Text2: Okello Francis Ben

Constituency: UPDF Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: N/A

Portfolio: None

Committees: ICT OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 000 000 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 2 Attendance 0 Attended 4 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 96 Absent 44

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 44 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 41 76 48 48 33 79 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 60 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

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319 Text2: Okello Okello John Livingstone

Constituency: Chua County Plenary Committee

District: Kitgum Grade: AAA Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: UPC

Portfolio: None 909090 This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: Appointments, Business, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 636363 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Uhuru drive, main street opposite Public School Office Location:Source: Chua County Local council office

Martin Opira Luther Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772976150

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1799 88 Participation 53 63 197687 Debate Influence 496 60 197687

Attendance 98 Attendance 71 Attended 77 Attended 8 Excused 3 Excused 0 Absent 20 Absent 7

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 15 MP's Position Peer Assessment

70 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 60

30 This MP did not provide information 20 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, C in Committee, E in Constituency.

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320 Text2: Oketta Julius Facki

Constituency: UPDF Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: N/A

Portfolio: None

Committees: Trade OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM Available Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP 222 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 8 Attendance Not Not Attended 18 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 82 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

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321 Text2: Okori-Moe Janet Grace Akech

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Abim Grade: EEE Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP Committees: Appointments, Finance OppOppOpp 666666 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Kiru Centre This MPThis MP Office Location:Source: Women local council office 272727

Ocen John Bosco Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772625567

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 132 22 Participation 3 31 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 56 Attendance 95 Attended 55 Attended 28 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 45 Absent 5

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 33 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 57 82 56 82 N/A 34 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 69 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, D in Committee, B in Constituency.

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322 Text2: Okot Ogong Felix

Constituency: Dokolo County Plenary Committee

District: Dokolo Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Budget, Trade OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Kaberamaido road (Dokolo Town) Office Location:Source: NRM office This MPThis MP 161616 This MPThis MP 888 Oyar Francis Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 07726485773

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 232 30 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 23 Attendance 17 Attended 35 Attended 1 Excused 1 Excused 0 Absent 64 Absent 25

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 26 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 96 94 73 68 N/A 92 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 94 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, D in Committee, C in Constituency.

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323 Text2: Okumu Ronald Reagan

Constituency: Aswa County Plenary Committee

District: Gulu Grade: AAA Grade: AAA Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC 959595 Portfolio: Foreign, Regional, and East African Affairs 939393 This MPThis MP This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* Committees: Commissions, Business, Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 4137 95 Participation 2092 99 197687 Debate Influence 2156 87 197687

Attendance 69 Attendance 88 Attended 53 Attended 45 Excused 6 Excused 0 Absent 41 Absent 18

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 63 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 88 73 89 92 N/A 54 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 89 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, A in Committee, C in Constituency.

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324 Text2: Okupa Elijah

Constituency: Kasilo County Plenary Committee

District: Soroti Grade: BBB Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 767676 757575 Committees: Commissions, Infrastructure OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Opposite police,kamod Town centre serere road Office Location:Source: Hon. Okupa Elijah

Odeng Julius Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772975966

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1839 89 Participation 520 96 197687 Debate Influence 632 63 197687

Attendance 56 Attendance 52 Attended 55 Attended 19 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 45 Absent 27

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 46 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 6 13 31 80 N/A 20 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 14 Area of Focus MP's Report

35 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

15 This MP did not provide information 10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

5 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, A in Committee, C in Constituency.

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325 Text2: Olega Ashraf Noah

Constituency: Aringa County Plenary Committee

District: Yumbe Grade: DDD Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Local Gov't, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp 555555 NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* 424242 Office Location: N/A

Tiko Muzambili Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0777204819

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 188 26 Participation 13 43 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 87 Attendance 78 Attended 67 Attended 47 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 33 Absent 33

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 80 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 12 10 11 18 15 12 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 4 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, F in Committee, F in Constituency.

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326 Text2: Oleny Charles Ojok

Constituency: Usuk County Plenary Committee

District: Katakwi Grade: AAA Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent 999999 979797 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP

Committees: National Economy, Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Kakwi Town Jie house Kemukor road Office Location:Source: Hon. Oleny Charles Ojok

Akol Joseph Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0779069803

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 20720 99 Participation 395 95 197687 Debate Influence 3057 92 197687

Attendance 89 Attendance 88 Attended 68 Attended 42 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 32 Absent 16

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 58 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 80 83 75 58 N/A 76 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 82 Area of Focus MP's Report

35 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

15 This MP did not provide information 10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

5 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, A in Committee, A in Constituency.

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327 Text2: Oleru Huda

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Yumbe Grade: CCC Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* 575757 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 505050 Yumbe Town ,Moyo Road Oposite Yumbe Resource Office Location:Centre Source: Hon. Oleru Huda

Adineni Delu Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772931397

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 403 46 Participation 14 44 197687 Debate Influence 1117 71 197687

Attendance 48 Attendance 70 Attended 51 Attended 9 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 49 Absent 8

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 17 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Construction/Renovation Renovation of takwa mosque procurement fo cement This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data. UGX 3050000 Agriculture Hoes for Frmer groups procuremnts of sedlings

UGX 2600000 For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, B in Committee, C in Constituency.

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328 Text2: Omolo Peter

Constituency: Soroti County Plenary Committee

District: Soroti Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Infrastructure OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM 454545 Available Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 235 30 Participation 33 57 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 89 Attendance Not Not Attended 68 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 32 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Roads Nyakatunya-Lamuda Road, Aoja-Atiira road - Odokom This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data. UGX 387000000 Construction/Renovation Lobiro Par 10,000 Pine seedling from ministry of w

UGX 2500000 For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, C in Committee, E in Constituency.

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329 Text2: Onek Obaloker Hilary

Constituency: Lamwo County Plenary Committee

District: Kitgum Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Energy and Minerals

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Behind Post Pank Office Location:Source: Hon. Onek Obaloker Hilary This MPThis MP 101010

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 176 25 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 11 Attendance Not Not Attended 25 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 75 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, N/A in Committee, F in Constituency.

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330 Text2: Opange Louis

Constituency: Pallisa County Plenary Committee

District: Pallisa Grade: BBB Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 727272 Committees: Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Outa road, Pallisa Town Council Office Location:Source: Hon. Opange Louis This MPThis MP 242424

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 733 60 Participation 31 55 197687 Debate Influence 25 42 197687

Attendance 100 Attendance 0 Attended 87 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 13 Absent 15

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 15 MP's Position Peer Assessment

120 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 100

40 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 20 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, E in Constituency.

333

331 Text2: Opio Gabriel

Constituency: Samia-Bugwe Cnty. South Plenary Committee

District: Busia Grade: BBB Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP Gender and Social Affairs Portfolio: 828282 Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable 8 Miles Majanji road Office Location:Source: Hon. Opio Gabriel

Richard Opia and Egrssa fred Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0774410344

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1005 71 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 1545 81 197687

Attendance 69 Attendance Not Not Attended 59 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 41 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

35 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 30

15 This MP did not provide information 10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

5 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, N/A in Committee, A in Constituency.

334

332 Text2: Otafiire Kahinda

Constituency: Ruhinda County Plenary Committee

District: Bushenyi Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Trade and Industry

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Along Ishaka-Rukungiri Road in Mitoma Trading Office Location: Source:Center Ruhinda County local council office This MPThis MP 999 Kagoro Naboth Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772424893

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 240 31 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 5 Attendance Not Not Attended 10 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 90 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 95 65 53 76 66 15 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 71 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, E in Constituency.

335

333 Text2: Otekat John Emilly

Constituency: Serere County Plenary Committee

District: Soroti Grade: BBB Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 767676 Committees: Local Gov't, Public Service OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp 555555 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1337 81 Participation 2 29 197687 Debate Influence 107 47 197687

Attendance 79 Attendance 72 Attended 63 Attended 62 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 37 Absent 54

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 116 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, C in Committee, E in Constituency.

336

334 Text2: Otiam Otaala Emmanuel

Constituency: West Budama Cnty. South Plenary Committee

District: Tororo Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Labour

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP Applicable 404040 Office Location: N/A

Owere Jonathan Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0776362806

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 235 30 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 77 Attendance Not Not Attended 62 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 38 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 78 50 57 49 71 71 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 70 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, N/A in Committee, A in Constituency.

337

335 Text2: Otto Ishaa Amiza

Constituency: Oyam County South Plenary Committee

District: Oyam Grade: BBB Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: UPC This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 838383

Committees: Equal Opportunities, ICT OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM Available Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 829 65 Participation 5 34 197687 Debate Influence 1209 75 197687

Attendance 82 Attendance Not Not Attended 65 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 35 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 53 57 71 74 53 42 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 63 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, C in Committee, E in Constituency.

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336 Text2: Owor Amooti Otada

Constituency: Kibanda County Plenary Committee

District: Masindi Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Appointments, Infrastructure OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM kiryadongo Town opposite main hospital kla-Gulu Available Office Location:high way This MPThis MP Source: Hon. Owor Amooti Otada 222222

Kidega Lawrence Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772947755

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 216 28 Participation 34 57 197687 Debate Influence 90 45 197687

Attendance 14 Attendance Not Not Attended 29 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 71 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, E in Committee, B in Constituency.

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337 Text2: Oyet Simon

Constituency: Nwoya County Plenary Committee

District: Amuru Grade: EEE Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

None Portfolio: This MPThis MP 737373 Committees: Science & Tech, Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Located in the Heart of Anaka subcounty Trading Office Location:Center This MPThis MP 262626 Source: Hon. Oyet Simon

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 461 49 Participation 17 46 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 26 Attendance 64 Attended 39 Attended 18 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 61 Absent 19

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 37 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, E in Committee, E in Constituency.

340

338 Text2: Pajobo Bruno

Constituency: Workers Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Trade OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM Available Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 171717

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 84 16 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 35 Attendance Not Not Attended 35 Attended Available Available Excused 10 Excused Absent 55 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 5 37 47 N/A 14 51 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 12 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, D in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

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339 Text2: Piro Santos Eruaga

Constituency: East Moyo County Plenary Committee

District: Adjumani Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: Gov't Assurances, Gov't Assurances, Infrastructure OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP Available Illa road, Adjuman Town coucil 363636 Office Location:Source: Hon. Piro Santos Eruaga

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 278 36 Participation 12 41 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 63 Attendance Not Not Attended 57 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 43 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 60 58 81 86 N/A 81 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 79 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, C in Committee, E in Constituency.

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340 Text2: Ruhindi Freddie

Constituency: Nakawa Division Plenary Committee

District: Kampala Grade: AAA Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM 989898 Portfolio: Justice This MPThis MP

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Office Location: N/A

Mr Opollo Osinya Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0782014378

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 2521 92 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 2935 92 197687

Attendance 89 Attendance Not Not Attended 58 Attended Available Available Excused 10 Excused Absent 32 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 85 99 72 31 68 33 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 78 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

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341 Text2: Rukundo Serapio

Constituency: Kabale Municipality Plenary Committee

District: Kabale Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Tourism

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 141414

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 274 35 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 13 Attendance Not Not Attended 28 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 72 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 19 11 62 N/A 51 53 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 33 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, E in Constituency.

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342 Text2: Rukutana Mwesigwa

Constituency: Rushenyi County Plenary Committee

District: Ntungamo Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Higher Education

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 202020

Muhwezi Edson Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772380304

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 434 48 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 14 Attendance Not Not Attended 25 Attended Available Available Excused 4 Excused Absent 71 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 72 71 63 23 N/A 24 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 55 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, C in Constituency.

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343 Text2: Rwakimari Beatrice

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Ntungamo Grade: CCC Grade: BBB Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 787878 FB*FB*FB* Committees: HIV/AIDS, Business, Social Services OppOppOpp This MPThis MP 595959 NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Arise Building situated at Old Mbarara-Kabale road Office Location:near Africare offices, Ntungamo Town Council Source: Hon. Rwakimari Beatrice

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 229 29 Participation 300 93 197687 Debate Influence 391 57 197687

Attendance 84 Attendance 57 Attended 66 Attended 24 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 34 Absent 30

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, C in Committee, D in Constituency.

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344 Text2: Rwamirama Kanyontore Bright

Constituency: Isingiro County North Plenary Committee

District: Isingiro Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Animal Industry

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP Applicable In Kaberebere Town on the road to subcounty 393939 Office Location:Headquaters Source: Isingiro County North Local council offi

Besigye Joseph Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0752/776/703882327

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1136 75 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 31 Attendance Not Not Attended 38 Attended Available Available Excused 3 Excused Absent 59 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 44 65 16 46 N/A 89 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 57 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, N/A in Committee, A in Constituency.

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345 Text2: Sabila Herbert Kaale

Constituency: Tingey County Plenary Committee

District: Kapchorwa Grade: AAA Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None 898989 This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: Science & Tech, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 646464 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1242 79 Participation 75 72 197687 Debate Influence 1622 82 197687

Attendance 84 Attendance 58 Attended 66 Attended 33 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 34 Absent 41

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 74 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 21 25 56 39 39 7 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 19 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, C in Committee, F in Constituency.

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346 Text2: Sebaggala A. Latif Sengendo

Constituency: Kawempe Division North Plenary Committee

District: Kampala Grade: CCC Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: DP

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP Committees: National Economy, Business, Defence OppOppOpp 666666 Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM Available Gayaza road near KTC Office Location:Source: Kawempe Division North Local council off

Damba Peter Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0752536873

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1169 76 Participation 42 60 197687 Debate Influence 851 66 197687

Attendance 48 Attendance Not Not Attended 51 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 49 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 30 61 73 59 N/A 52 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 59 Area of Focus MP's Report

120 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 100

40 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 20 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, D in Committee, C in Constituency.

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347 Text2: Sebuliba Mutumba Richard

Constituency: Kawempe Division South Plenary Committee

District: Kampala Grade: AAA Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: DP This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 919191 868686 This MPThis MP Committees: Commissions, ICT OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Kawaala road, Bwaise Township Office Location:Source: Kawempe Division South Local council off

Mbaziira Sulaiman Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774276466

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1737 86 Participation 1119 99 197687 Debate Influence 1095 70 197687

Attendance 92 Attendance 70 Attended 71 Attended 47 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 29 Absent 43

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 90 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 7 44 22 45 N/A 14 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 10 Area of Focus MP's Report

50 45 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 40

20 This MP did not provide information 15 concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, A in Committee, C in Constituency.

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348 Text2: Sejjoba Issac

Constituency: Bukoto County Mid-West Plenary Committee

District: Masaka Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: Public Accounts, Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 101010 131313

Bazonona Lubega Joseph Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772963589

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 35 Attendance 22 Attended 45 Attended 7 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 55 Absent 73

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 80 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, C in Committee, B in Constituency.

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349 Text2: Sekitoleko Kabonesa Juliet Kibirige

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kibaale Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Rules, Agriculture OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM Buyanja Constituency ,Karuguza Town,Kibaale Available Office Location:District This MPThis MP 252525 Source: Hon. Sekitoleko Kabonesa Julient Kibirig

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 127 21 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 54 Attendance Not Not Attended 54 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 46 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 85 27 30 79 N/A 22 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 56 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, E in Committee, E in Constituency.

352

350 Text2: Sekyanzi Ndawula Ali

Constituency: Bamunanika County Plenary Committee

District: Luwero Grade: EEE Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Gayaza - Zirobwe road Trading Center after Busiika Office Location:Trading Centre This MPThis MP 252525 Source: Hon. Sekyanzi Ndawula Ali This MPThis MP 000 Ssemanda Siraje Musoke Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774532265

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 72 Attendance 0 Attended 60 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 40 Absent 70

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 70 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, A in Constituency.

353

351 Text2: Sempala Naggayi Nabilah

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Kampala Grade: DDD Grade: DDD Status: Shadow Cabinet BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: Information and National Guidance

FB*FB*FB* Committees: Equal Opportunities, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* This MPThis MP OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 474747 This MPThis MP Bauman house (parliamenatary avenue) room no 383838 Office Location:W205 Source: FDC Office

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 469 51 Participation 33 57 197687 Debate Influence 354 56 197687

Attendance 33 Attendance 28 Attended 41 Attended 4 Excused 3 Excused 0 Absent 56 Absent 21

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 25 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, C in Committee, F in Constituency.

354

352 Text2: Seninde Nansubuga Rosemary

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Wakiso Grade: BBB Grade: BBB Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 808080 717171 FB*FB*FB* Committees: Equal Opportunities, Social Services OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM

Office Location: N/A

James Kalishema Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782558594

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1641 85 Participation 734 98 197687 Debate Influence 3751 94 197687

Attendance 21 Attendance 58 Attended 31 Attended 29 Excused 4 Excused 0 Absent 65 Absent 35

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 64 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, F in Constituency.

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353 Text2: Serunjogi Lastus Katende

Constituency: Kiboga County East Plenary Committee

District: Kiboga Grade: AAA Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM 979797 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: Science & Tech, Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 626262 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp Kiboga Town; main Kampala - Kiboga road, NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Office Location:Opposite Shell Petrol Station between Town Council hall and All Saints church Source: Hon. Serunjogi Lastus Katende

Ddeezi Kigozi Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774331598

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1861 90 Participation 16 45 197687 Debate Influence 7731 98 197687

Attendance 80 Attendance 87 Attended 59 Attended 23 Excused 5 Excused 0 Absent 36 Absent 10

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 33 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

40 Wells and Boreholes

30 kiryakonzi LC1 Kibiga Subcounty repairing communit

10 UGX 700000 0 Health Centres A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c Katunda Kisagazi parish lwamata cement for health v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 350000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, D in Committee, C in Constituency.

356

354 Text2: Ssalabaya Haruuna

Constituency: Kassanda County North Plenary Committee

District: Mubende Grade: AAA Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None 878787 This MPThis MP Committees: Commissions, Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Located on Kamuli road, Kassanda zone in the Office Location:Trading Center Source: Hon. Ssalabaya Haruuna This MPThis MP 101010

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1436 83 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 2918 92 197687

Attendance 60 Attendance 21 Attended 56 Attended 6 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 44 Absent 69

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 75 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, E in Committee, C in Constituency.

357

355 Text2: Ssekikubo Theodore

Constituency: Lwemiyaga County Plenary Committee

District: Sembabule Grade: CCC Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP Committees: Appointments, Defence OppOppOpp 666666 NRM NRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 494949 Lwemiyaga County Trading Center Office Location:Source: Lwemiyaga County local council office

Kamugisha Johnson Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782618662

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 737 60 Participation 566 96 197687 Debate Influence 54 44 197687

Attendance 87 Attendance 0 Attended 67 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 33 Absent 1

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 1 MP's Position Peer Assessment

50 45 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 40

20 This MP did not provide information 15 concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, C in Committee, A in Constituency.

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356 Text2: Ssentongo Nabulya Theopista

Constituency: Workers Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: CCC Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP Committees: Appointments, Social Services OppOppOpp 636363 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 464646 Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 431 47 Participation 28 53 197687 Debate Influence 524 61 197687

Attendance 74 Attendance 55 Attended 58 Attended 23 Excused 3 Excused 0 Absent 39 Absent 31

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Community Organizations Fundraising for churches This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data.

Community Support Purchased motorcycles to trade unions for workers

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, C in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

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357 Text2: Ssinabulya Sylivia Namabidde

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Mityana Grade: DDD Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Social Services OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRM 515151 NRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* Mityana Town outside Nakasero market on 383838 Office Location:bukandula's building Source: Hon. Ssinabulya Sylivia Namabidde

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 290 38 Participation 59 65 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 66 Attendance 46 Attended 53 Attended 19 Excused 5 Excused 1 Absent 42 Absent 34

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 76 72 89 44 N/A 57 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 74 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, C in Constituency.

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358 Text2: Tanna Sanjay

Constituency: Tororo Municipality Plenary Committee

District: Tororo Grade: FFF Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Backbencher BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None

Committees: Business, Trade OppOppOpp Not BB*BB*BB* NRMNRMNRM Available School road Office Location:Source: Tororo Municipality local council office This MPThis MP 111111

Ekanya Julius Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0773533966

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 167 24 Participation 257 90 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 18 Attendance Not Not Attended 32 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 68 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, E in Committee, A in Constituency.

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359 Text2: Tashobya N. Stephen

Constituency: Kajara County Plenary Committee

District: Ntungamo Grade: AAA Grade: AAA Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM 989898 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 878787 This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* Committees: Commissions, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Opposite Catholic Social Centre along Ntangamo- Office Location:Rukungiri road Source: Kajara County local council office

Sebayinda Kassim Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782549311

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 3004 93 Participation 973 99 197687 Debate Influence 3436 93 197687

Attendance 92 Attendance 73 Attended 66 Attended 61 Excused 5 Excused 3 Absent 29 Absent 52

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 116 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 28 60 27 44 N/A 22 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 36 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, A in Constituency.

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360 Text2: Tete Chelangat Everline

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Bukwa Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Commissions, Trade OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 111111 777

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 41 11 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 18 Attendance 22 Attended 32 Attended 4 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 68 Absent 42

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 46 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, E in Committee, F in Constituency.

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361 Text2: Tibamanya Urban P.K

Constituency: Kashari County Plenary Committee

District: Mbarara Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Urban Development

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP Bwezibwera Trading Center clearing marked -office 434343 Applicable Office Location:of the Source:Member Hon.of Parliament Tibamanya Urban P.K

Yoramu Kacumita/Godfrey Kateeba Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772622771/0392824657

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 131 21 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 1768 84 197687

Attendance 28 Attendance Not Not Attended 40 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 60 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, D in Constituency.

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362 Text2: Tindamanyire Kabondo Gaudioso

Constituency: Bunyaruguru County Plenary Committee

District: Bushenyi Grade: BBB Grade: AAA Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP 979797 None Portfolio: 828282 This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* Committees: Public Accounts, Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Along Ishaka/Kasese highway in Nyakasharu Office Location:Source: Bunyaruguru County local council office

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1500 84 Participation 312 94 197687 Debate Influence 2362 89 197687

Attendance 48 Attendance 85 Attended 51 Attended 54 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 49 Absent 26

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 80 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 66 84 38 95 N/A 26 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 74 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, B in Committee, C in Constituency.

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363 Text2: Tinkasiimire Barnabas Ateenyi

Constituency: Buyaga County Plenary Committee

District: Kibaale Grade: EEE Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None 939393 This MPThis MP

Committees: Budget, Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 191919

Tumwesige John Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782619010

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 178 25 Participation 106 79 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 33 Attendance 68 Attended 44 Attended 30 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 56 Absent 29

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 59 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 16 18 28 57 62 37 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 31 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, E in Committee, F in Constituency.

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364 Text2: Tinyefuza David

Constituency: UPDF Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: N/A

Portfolio: None

Committees: Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

This MPThis MP This MPThis MP 000 000 Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 0 Attendance 0 Attended 0 Attended 0 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 100 Absent 70

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 70 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 7 17 14 27 22 16 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 6 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

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365 Text2: Toolit Simon Akecha

Constituency: Omoro County Plenary Committee

District: Gulu Grade: CCC Grade: BBB Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 747474 Committees: Commissions, Trade OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 565656 OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 569 54 Participation 185 86 197687 Debate Influence 1008 68 197687

Attendance 45 Attendance 59 Attended 48 Attended 21 Excused 1 Excused 0 Absent 51 Absent 25

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 46 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, B in Committee, F in Constituency.

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366 Text2: Tubwita Bagaya Grace Bukenya

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Nakasongola Grade: EEE Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Science & Tech, ICT OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Bululi Quarters (bululu road) This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Office Location:Source: Hon. Tubwita Bagaya Grace Bukenya 333333 262626

Kalule Esezza Lukwago Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772514368

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 352 43 Participation 3 31 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 50 Attendance 33 Attended 52 Attended 12 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 48 Absent 36

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 48 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 65 49 44 29 56 2 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 28 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): B in Plenary, E in Committee, B in Constituency.

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367 Text2: Tuma Ruth

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Jinja Grade: EEE Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Budget, Finance OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp 535353 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 272727

Kuraba Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782285846

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 0 0 Participation 8 37 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 74 Attendance 49 Attended 55 Attended 22 Excused 6 Excused 1 Absent 39 Absent 36

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 59 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, C in Committee, B in Constituency.

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368 Text2: Tumwebaze Kagiigi Frank

Constituency: Kibale County Plenary Committee

District: Kamwenge Grade: EEE Grade: AAA Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 858585

Committees: Public Accounts, Presidential Affairs OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp Kamwenge Town Council on Fortportal road NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: This MPThis MP Source: Hon. Tumwebaze Kagiigi Frank 212121

Mwebesa Moses Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772970845

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 272 35 Participation 190 87 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 32 Attendance 42 Attended 42 Attended 20 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 58 Absent 42

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 62 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 38 10 37 83 60 51 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 46 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Agriculture Bkuru elders group Kakinga elders ,Kyakafu orphans This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data. UGX 4000000 Community Organizations Mabale C.O.U East Rwenzori kabambiro Tw

UGX 3000000 For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, C in Committee, D in Constituency.

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369 Text2: Tumwesigye Elioda

Constituency: Sheema County North Plenary Committee

District: Bushenyi Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: HIV/AIDS, ICT OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Along Mbarara-Ishaka highway in Kabwohe Office Location:Source: Sheema County North local council office This MPThis MP 131313 This MPThis MP 777 Tegyeza Elisa Muhwezi Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782908750

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 246 32 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 13 Attendance 16 Attended 23 Attended 1 Excused 5 Excused 0 Absent 72 Absent 43

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 44 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): E in Plenary, E in Committee, D in Constituency.

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370 Text2: Tumwine Elly Tuhirirwe

Constituency: UPDF Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: FFF Grade: FFF Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: N/A

Portfolio: None

Committees: Appointments, ICT OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 171717 This MPThis MP 888

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 244 32 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 21 Attendance 19 Attended 32 Attended 2 Excused 3 Excused 0 Absent 65 Absent 42

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 44 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, F in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

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371 Text2: Turyahikayo Kebirungi Mary Paula

Constituency: Rubabo County Plenary Committee

District: Rukungiri Grade: EEE Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Local Gov't, ICT OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp This MPThis MP NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* 464646 Opposite Total Petro Station on Republic road Office Location:Source: Hon. Turyahikayo Kebirungi Mary Paula This MPThis MP 212121

Mannuel Ndakwenda Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782690006

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 60 14 Participation 25 51 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 48 Attendance 56 Attended 51 Attended 47 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 49 Absent 62

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 109 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, B in Committee, A in Constituency.

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372 Text2: Tuunde Mary Marion Nalubega

Constituency: Workers Plenary Committee

District: N/A Grade: AAA Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None 939393 This MPThis MP

Committees: National Economy, ICT, Public Service OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP 383838 Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 19704 97 Participation 40 59 197687 Debate Influence 1499 79 197687

Attendance 77 Attendance 26 Attended 62 Attended 17 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 38 Absent 103

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 120 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, E in Committee, N/A in Constituency.

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373 Text2: Wacha Ben

Constituency: Oyam County North Plenary Committee

District: Oyam Grade: AAA Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: Independent

Portfolio: None 939393 This MPThis MP This MPThis MP Committees: Business, Legal & Parliamentary OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM 636363 BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 1842 89 Participation 81 74 197687 Debate Influence 1539 81 197687

Attendance 84 Attendance 60 Attended 66 Attended 32 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 34 Absent 38

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 70 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 85 92 91 85 N/A 75 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 93 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, F in Committee, D in Constituency.

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374 Text2: Wadri Kassiano Ezati

Constituency: Terego County Plenary Committee

District: Arua Grade: AAA Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC 959595 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP

Committees: Business, Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP Owaffa Trading Center 363636 Office Location:Source: Hon. Wadri Kassiano Ezati

Atibuni Wilson Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0775355502

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 3723 95 Participation 29 53 197687 Debate Influence 1805 84 197687

Attendance 84 Attendance 29 Attended 60 Attended 5 Excused 6 Excused 0 Absent 34 Absent 24

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 29 MP's Position Peer Assessment

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

20 This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF 10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, C in Committee, B in Constituency.

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375 Text2: Wakikona Wandendeya David

Constituency: Manjiya County Plenary Committee

District: Bududa Grade: EEE Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Office of Prime Minister (Northern Uganda)

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM Applicable Bududa Township This MPThis MP Office Location:Source: Manjiya County local council office 323232

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 316 40 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 52 Attendance Not Not Attended 53 Attended Available Available Excused 0 Excused Absent 47 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 55 38 36 29 27 37 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 34 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, N/A in Committee, B in Constituency.

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376 Text2: Wamakuyu Mudimi

Constituency: Bulambuli County Plenary Committee

District: Sironko Grade: DDD Grade: CCC Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None

Committees: Budget, Natural Resources OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp 545454 NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP BB*BB*BB* 414141 Office Location: N/A

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 219 28 Participation 5 34 197687 Debate Influence 0 0 197687

Attendance 82 Attendance 83 Attended 65 Attended 20 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 35 Absent 10

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 30 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, B in Committee, F in Constituency.

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377 Text2: Wamanga Wamai Jack

Constituency: Mbale Municipality Plenary Committee

District: Mbale Grade: CCC Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: FDC

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP Committees: Foreign Affairs OppOppOpp 626262 NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB*

Office Location: N/A This MPThis MP 171717

Pol. Assistant: N/A WORST (0) WORST (0)

Period Covered: 2/24/2010 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 228 61 Participation 0 0 60371 Debate Influence 0 0 60371

Attendance 99 Attendance 33 Attended 28 Attended 1 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 6 Absent 3

Total Sittings 34 Total Meetings 4 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 10 15 9 81 65 40 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 24 Area of Focus MP's Report

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

Community Support Bulit iron sheet shades for Boda boda Riders Bough This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined with available data. UGX 4352000 Local Businesses kikindu cooperative society leveling of parking ya

UGX 2250000 For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP was not scored for the Second Session of Parliament (2008 - 2009).

380

378 Text2: Wambuzi Gagawala Nelson

Constituency: Bulamogi County Plenary Committee

District: Kaliro Grade: DDD Grade: N/AN/AN/A Status: Minister of State BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: Trade

Committees: N/A OppOppOpp Not FB*FB*FB* NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP Applicable Kaliro Town Council, Kirindi zone 1 Bukumba ParIs 38 Office Location: 3838 Source: Hon. Wambuzi Gagawala Nelson

Ibanda Wyclif/Gideon Kayabya Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) 0772825375/791143717

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 219 28 Participation Not Not 197687 Available Available Debate Influence 2 38 197687

Attendance 56 Attendance Not Not Attended 54 Attended Available Available Excused 1 Excused Absent 45 Absent

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): F in Plenary, N/A in Committee, C in Constituency.

381

379 Text2: Wangwa Rutangye Nagudi Erinah

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Mbale Grade: AAA Grade: DDD Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM 969696 Portfolio: None This MPThis MP

Committees: National Economy, ICT OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* This MPThis MP 373737 Office Location: N/A

Wanda Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0772441518

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 20926 99 Participation 9 38 197687 Debate Influence 3419 93 197687

Attendance 72 Attendance 53 Attended 60 Attended 29 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 40 Absent 40

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 69 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 8 24 23 36 N/A 26 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 10 Area of Focus MP's Report

40 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

15 This MP did not provide information

10 concerning how he/she spend the CDF Money for 2008 -2009 5

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): D in Plenary, D in Committee, D in Constituency.

382

380 Text2: Wonekha Oliver

Constituency: Women Plenary Committee

District: Bududa Grade: AAA Grade: DDD Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM This MPThis MP Portfolio: None 858585

FB*FB*FB* Committees: Commissions, Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM This MPThis MP Bududa Township 414141 Office Location:Source: Hon. Wonekha Oliver

Hajji Kimanayi Edrisa Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782786183

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 2883 93 Participation 11 40 197687 Debate Influence 5328 97 197687

Attendance 35 Attendance 75 Attended 44 Attended 35 Excused 1 Excused 7 Absent 55 Absent 33

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 75 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public We did not have enough information to determine this MP's Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLI is conservative in its position scoring, only 41 41 63 23 N/A 24 presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results. Overall Percentile: 37 Area of Focus MP's Report

60 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 50

40 Schools

30 Evangelical friends in peace communiuty Developmen

10 UGX 1300000 0 Community Organizations A G H I I N S F n n o g o u f t a o r e r r c seing machine to nabuniu womens group Womens Group v m a t i e r . i c e s n a u ig a R r t a l n l n n r e I t u l s u a s A D c S s r n o e t e u f c e u u f c e a e v r r . e u s UGX 650000 i c r r e s i t s y For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org. Parliament: This MP:

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, D in Constituency.

383

381 Text2: Wopuwa George William

Constituency: Bubulo County East Plenary Committee

District: Manafwa Grade: BBB Grade: EEE Status: Backbencher BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

Portfolio: None This MPThis MP 808080

Committees: National Economy, Agriculture OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM BB*BB*BB* Bubutu subcounty Township and Magale Township Office Location:Source: Hon. Wopuwa George William This MPThis MP 222222

Wasswa Mutoko Charles Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0782816156

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *BB: Backbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 20219 98 Participation 0 0 197687 Debate Influence 4093 95 197687

Attendance 23 Attendance 46 Attended 36 Attended 20 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 64 Absent 34

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 54 MP's Position Peer Assessment

How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009?

This MP's focus with repect to topic could not be determined This MP did not provide information concerning how he/she spend the CDF with available data. Money for 2008 -2009

For more on this MP's constituency activities, see http://www.aflia.org.

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): C in Plenary, D in Committee, A in Constituency.

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382 Text2: Yiga Anthony

Constituency: Kalungu County West Plenary Committee

District: Masaka Grade: AAA Grade: AAA Status: Committee Chairperson BEST (100) BEST (100) Party: NRM

949494 Portfolio: None 919191 This MPThis MP This MPThis MP FB*FB*FB* Committees: Local Gov't, Public Service OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM FB*FB*FB* OppOppOpp NRMNRMNRM Kyamulibwa Trading Center Office Location:Source: Hon. Yiga Anthony

Ssemambo Ben Pol. Assistant: WORST (0) WORST (0) 0774864042

Period Covered: 6/4/2009 – 5/19/2010 *FB: Frontbencher Performance

PLENARY Score Percentile COMMITTEE Score Percentile

Participation 3445 93 Participation 112 81 197687 Debate Influence 3961 95 197687

Attendance 60 Attendance 93 Attended 56 Attended 92 Excused 0 Excused 0 Absent 44 Absent 24

Total Sittings 100 Total Meetings 116 MP's Position Peer Assessment

Intra-Party Public Quality Analysis Teamwork Oversight Influence Conduct This MP

Support for Support for 80 86 69 65 63 83 Government Opposition Initatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives Overall Percentile: 84 Area of Focus MP's Report

70 How did you spend the CDF money for 2008 - 2009? 60

30 This MP did not provide information 20 concerning how he/she spend the CDF

10 Money for 2008 -2009

This MP scored the following in the Second Session of Parliament (2008- 2009): A in Plenary, A in Committee, B in Constituency.

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383 SCORECARDS: EX-OFFICIO MPS

384386 asfds Aggrey Awori

Status: Minister Plenary Rank: Party: N/AN/AN/A 333 999 1. Nsibambi Apolo Robin Portfolio: Communications and ICT 2. Mbaguta Sezi Committees: N/AN/AN/A 3. Aggrey Awori Plenary Performance 4. Kategaya Eriya Score Rank 4. Muganwa Kajura Henry 538 3 Participation 197687 9 194 4 6. Kirunda Kivejinja Ali Muwabe Influence 197687 9 1 Attendance 9 6. Okello Oryem Attended 70 Excused 0 8. Odongo Jeje Absent 30 Total Sittings 100 8. Suruma Ezra

MP's Position

This MP Government Opposition Supported Supported Initiatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives

Focus

50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 A I I S G H N n n F g o o o u a f t r r e c v m t a r i u r i e e c s n a a u r i r a t a l g n n l r t l u l I n a u s D R c S A n r s e t e u c e e u f c e f e v s r a o e u s . i u r r i s r t c y e Parliament: This s MP:

387

385 asfds Kategaya Eriya

Status: Minister Plenary Rank: Party: N/AN/AN/A 444 999 1. Nsibambi Apolo Robin Portfolio: First DPM; East African Affairs 2. Mbaguta Sezi Committees: N/AN/AN/A 3. Aggrey Awori Plenary Performance 4. Kategaya Eriya Score Rank 4. Muganwa Kajura Henry 202 4 Participation 197687 9 264 3 6. Kirunda Kivejinja Ali Muwabe Influence 197687 9 7 Attendance 9 6. Okello Oryem Attended 8 Excused 0 8. Odongo Jeje Absent 92 Total Sittings 100 8. Suruma Ezra

MP's Position

We did not have enough information to determine this MP's position relative to Government in plenary sittings. This should not be viewed as a comment on the MP's position, but rather on the fact that AFLi is conservative in its position scoring, only presenting a score where we are confident of the accuracy of the results.

Focus

10 0 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 A I I S G H N n n F g o u a f t o o r e r c r v m t a i u r i e e c s n a a u r i r a t a l g n n l r n t l u l I a u s D R c S A n r s e t e u c e e u f c e f e v s r a e u s . o i u r r i s r t c y e Parliament: This sMP:

388

386 asfds Kirunda Kivejinja Ali Muwabe

Status: Minister Plenary Rank: Party: N/AN/AN/A 666 999 1. Nsibambi Apolo Robin Portfolio: Third DPM; Internal Affairs 2. Mbaguta Sezi Committees: N/AN/AN/A 3. Aggrey Awori Plenary Performance 4. Kategaya Eriya Score Rank 4. Muganwa Kajura Henry 22 6 Participation 197687 9 0 5 6. Kirunda Kivejinja Ali Muwabe Influence 197687 9 6 Attendance 9 6. Okello Oryem Attended 9 Excused 0 8. Odongo Jeje Absent 91 Total Sittings 100 8. Suruma Ezra

MP's Position

Focus

This MP did not make sufficient contributions in plenary debates to allow us to determine his/her focus with respect to topic

389

387 asfds Mbaguta Sezi

Status: Minister of State Plenary Rank: Party: N/AN/AN/A 222 999 1. Nsibambi Apolo Robin Portfolio: Public Service 2. Mbaguta Sezi Committees: N/AN/AN/A 3. Aggrey Awori Plenary Performance 4. Kategaya Eriya Score Rank 4. Muganwa Kajura Henry 911 2 Participation 197687 9 1268 2 6. Kirunda Kivejinja Ali Muwabe Influence 197687 9 3 Attendance 9 6. Okello Oryem Attended 57 Excused 0 8. Odongo Jeje Absent 43 Total Sittings 100 8. Suruma Ezra

MP's Position

This MP Government Opposition Supported Supported Initiatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives

Focus

0 A I I S G H N n n F g o o o u a f t r r e c v m t a r i u r i e e c s n a a u r i r a t a l g n n l r t l u l I n a u s D R c S A n r s e t e u c e e u f c e f e v s r a o e u s . i u r r i s r t c y e Parliament: This s MP:

390

388 asfds Muganwa Kajura Henry

Status: Minister Plenary Rank: Party: N/AN/AN/A 444 999 1. Nsibambi Apolo Robin Portfolio: Second DPM; Public Service 2. Mbaguta Sezi Committees: N/AN/AN/A 3. Aggrey Awori Plenary Performance 4. Kategaya Eriya Score Rank 4. Muganwa Kajura Henry 69 5 Participation 197687 9 0 5 6. Kirunda Kivejinja Ali Muwabe Influence 197687 9 4 Attendance 9 6. Okello Oryem Attended 49 Excused 0 8. Odongo Jeje Absent 51 Total Sittings 100 8. Suruma Ezra

MP's Position

Focus

This MP did not make sufficient contributions in plenary debates to allow us to determine his/her focus with respect to topic

391

389 asfds Nsibambi Apolo Robin

Status: Prime Minister Plenary Rank: Party: NRMNRMNRM 111 999 1. Nsibambi Apolo Robin Portfolio: NoneNoneNone 2. Mbaguta Sezi Committees: Business 3. Aggrey Awori Plenary Performance 4. Kategaya Eriya Score Rank 4. Muganwa Kajura Henry 1272 1 Participation 197687 9 2409 1 6. Kirunda Kivejinja Ali Muwabe Influence 197687 9 2 Attendance 9 6. Okello Oryem Attended 62 Excused 0 8. Odongo Jeje Absent 38 Total Sittings 100 8. Suruma Ezra

MP's Position

This MP Government Opposition Supported Supported Initiatives NRM Avg Ind Avg Opp Avg Initiatives

Focus

392

390 asfds Odongo Jeje

Status: Minister of State Plenary Rank: Party: N/AN/AN/A 888 999 1. Nsibambi Apolo Robin Portfolio: Defence 2. Mbaguta Sezi Committees: N/AN/AN/A 3. Aggrey Awori Plenary Performance 4. Kategaya Eriya Score Rank 4. Muganwa Kajura Henry 0 7 Participation 197687 9 0 5 6. Kirunda Kivejinja Ali Muwabe Influence 197687 9 8 Attendance 9 6. Okello Oryem Attended 1 Excused 0 8. Odongo Jeje Absent 99 Total Sittings 100 8. Suruma Ezra

MP's Position

Focus

This MP did not make sufficient contributions in plenary debates to allow us to determine his/her focus with respect to topic

393

391 asfds Okello Oryem

Status: Minister of State Plenary Rank: Party: N/AN/AN/A 666 999 1. Nsibambi Apolo Robin Portfolio: Foreign Afairs 2. Mbaguta Sezi Committees: N/AN/AN/A 3. Aggrey Awori Plenary Performance 4. Kategaya Eriya Score Rank 4. Muganwa Kajura Henry 0 7 Participation 197687 9 0 5 6. Kirunda Kivejinja Ali Muwabe Influence 197687 9 5 Attendance 9 6. Okello Oryem Attended 13 Excused 0 8. Odongo Jeje Absent 87 Total Sittings 100 8. Suruma Ezra

MP's Position

Focus

This MP did not make sufficient contributions in plenary debates to allow us to determine his/her focus with respect to topic

394

392 asfds Suruma Ezra

Status: Minister Plenary Rank: Party: NRMNRMNRM 888 999 1. Nsibambi Apolo Robin Portfolio: Finance 2. Mbaguta Sezi Committees: N/AN/AN/A 3. Aggrey Awori Plenary Performance 4. Kategaya Eriya Score Rank 4. Muganwa Kajura Henry 0 7 Participation 197687 9 0 5 6. Kirunda Kivejinja Ali Muwabe Influence 197687 9 9 Attendance 9 6. Okello Oryem Attended 0 Excused 0 8. Odongo Jeje Absent 100 Total Sittings 100 8. Suruma Ezra

MP's Position

Focus

This MP did not make sufficient contributions in plenary debates to allow us to determine his/her focus with respect to topic

395

393 Appendix�A:�Technical�Notes�

The� purpose� of� this� appendix� is� to� describe� the� exact� methodology� used� to� calculate� every� statistic� or� indicator� developed�as�part�of�the�Parliamentary�Performance�Scorecard.� � 1 Datasets�

All� of� the� measures� provided� in� the� scorecard� are� derived� from� one� of� three� datasets:� the� plenary� activities� dataset� (PAD),� the� committee� activities� dataset� (ComAD),� and� the� constituency� activities� dataset� (ConAD).� We� describe� each� in� turn.� � 1.1 The�Plenary�Activities�Dataset�(PAD)�

The� PAD� contains� data� from� three� sources:� official� attendance� logs,� the� record� of� official� leave,� and� the� plenary� Hansard.�� 1.1.1 Attendance�Log�Data��

The�attendance�logs�are�the�official�records�of�whether�an�individual�MP�is�present�in�Parliament.�An�individual�is� recorded�as�being�present�in�Parliament�for�a�given�day�if�his�or�her�presence�is�recorded�in�the�official�log�or�if�he�or� she�has�made�an�intervention�of�the�floor�of�Parliament�that�has�been�recorded�in�the�official�Hansard.�� 1.1.2 Official�Leave�Data25�

The�list�of�official�leave,�maintained�by�the�Speaker’s�office,�is�the�official�record�of�whether�an�MP�was�excused�from� attendance�in�the�House�for�a�particular�time�period.�An�individual�is�recorded�as�being�excused�if�the�Speaker� responded�to�the�MP’s�request�for�permission�to�be�absent;�this�permission�is�recorded�in�a�letter�from�the�Speaker�to� the�MP.�The�PAD�records�the�number�of�plenary�sittings�for�which�the�MP�was�excused.�

1.1.3 Plenary�Hansard�Data�

Much� of� the� information� in� the� PAD� is� derived� from� coding� of� the� official� parliamentary� Hansard� by� a� team� of� enumerators.� Every� line� of� the� parliamentary� Hansard� is� read� and� entered� into� the� PAD.� The� database� records� information� about� everything� said� on� the� floor� of� Parliament� during� plenary� sittings.� The� process� for� coding� the� Hansard�is�as�follows.�� a. Items:�When�an�MP�makes�an�intervention�(proposes�a�bill,�raises�a�point�of�order,�etc.)�this�item�is�given�a� code�and�is�recorded�in�the�PAD.��The�name�of�the�MP�that�makes�the�intervention�is�recorded�along�with�a� unique�ID�number�for�the�item,�and,�where�relevant,�the�ID�number�of�the�item�it�is�referring�to.�In�addition,� we�record�the�topic�of�the�item�(see�paragraph�0).�In�all�cases�in�which�the�item�under�debate�is�something�that� MPs�vote�upon,�the�position�taken�by�the�MP�is�recorded�(see�paragraph�0).�

b. Line�Number�References.�Importantly,�for�every�intervention�by�an�MP�and�for�every�item�in�the�PAD�we� record�the�first�and�last�lines�in�the�Hansard�to�which�the�item�corresponds.�As�a�result�it�is�possible�to�refer� back�to�the�original�transcripts�of�Parliament�to�check�every�piece�of�data�in�the�PAD.�

c. Structure� of� the� Database:� The� PAD� preserves� information� on� the� relation� of� each� intervention� to� other� interventions�to�which�it�refers,�directly�or�indirectly.�This�is�done�by�recording�for�each�item�the�item�(if�any)� to�which�it�refers.�As�an�illustration�in�the�following�chart,�each�node�represents�one�MP’s�contribution�in�the� Hansard,� and� one� corresponding� entry� in� the� database.� From� this� example� it� can� be� seen� that� items� are�

25 Although we were unable to obtain this data this year, we include it in the methodology because it will be included in the Scorecard should Parliament provide it in the future.

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396 recorded� in� a� tree:� for� example,� contribution� #25.Oct.05.0800� itself� refers� to� a� point� of� order� (contribution� #25.Oct.05.0785)�which�in�turn�refers�to�an�amendment�(#25.Oct.05.0587)�and�a�bill�(item�#25.Oct.05.0010).��

� � � � � � � � � � � � 1.2 The�Committee�Activities�Dataset�(ComAD)�

The�Committee�Activities�Dataset�contains�data�from�three�sources:�official�attendance�logs,�records�of�official�leave,� and�committee�transcripts.�We�have�worked�to�improve�our�coverage�of�these�records,�and�we�have�been�successful:� While�in�the� first� year� we� only� had� transcripts�for�25%�of�committee�meetings,�this�year�we�are�able�to�report� on� about�40%�of�meetings.�� 1.2.1 Attendance�Log�Data��

The� attendance� logs� are� the� official� records� of� whether� an� individual� MP� is� present� in� committee� meetings.� An� individual�is�recorded�as�being�present�in�a�given�committee�meeting�if�his�or�her�presence�is�recorded�in�the�official� log�or�if�he�or�she�has�made�a�contribution�in�the�meeting.�� 1.2.2 Official�Leave�Data26�

The�list�of�official�leave,�maintained�by�the�Speaker’s�office,�is�the�official�record�of�whether�an�MP�was�excused�from� attendance�in�the�House�and�committee�meetings�for�a�particular�time�period.�An�individual�is�recorded�as�being� excused�if�the�Speaker�responded�to�the�MP’s�request�for�permission�to�be�absent;�this�permission�is�recorded�in�a� letter�from�the�Speaker�to�the�MP.�The�ComAD�records�the�number�of�committee�meetings�for�which�the�MP�was� excused.�

1.2.3 Committee�Transcript�Data�

All�of�the�information�on�participation�in�the�ComAD�is�derived,�again,�from�coding�done�by�AFLI’s�enumerators.� Every� line� of� every� committee� transcript� we� have� is� read� and� entered� into� the� ComAD.� The� process� for� coding� transcripts�is�as�follows.�� a. Contributions:�When�an�MP�speaks�in�a�committee�meeting�of�which�he�or�she�is�a�member,�this�item�is�given� a�code�and�is�recorded�in�the�ComAD.��The�name�of�the�MP�that�makes�the�intervention�is�recorded�along�with� a�unique�ID�number�for�the�item.��Note�that�we�go�no�further�in�the�ComAD;�we�do�not,�for�example,�record� position�or�the�item�to�which�a�contribution�in�committee�refers.�

b. Line�Number�References.�As�in�the�PAD,�for�every�MP�contribution�in�the�ComAD�we�record�the�first�and� last�lines�in�the�transcript�to�which�the�item�corresponds.��

26 Although we were unable to obtain this data this year, we include it in the methodology because it will be included in the Scorecard should Parliament provide it in the future.

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397 c. Structure�of�the�Database:�The�ComAD�is�much�simpler�than�the�PAD.�In�fact,�the�database�consists�solely�of� a�list�of�all�contributions�made�by�MPs�during�committee�meetings.�

1.3� The�Constituency�Activities�Dataset�(ConAD)� � The� Constituency� Activities� Dataset� contains� data� from� four� sources:� official� LC�V� attendance� logs,� a� research� exercise�designed�to�measure�an�MP’s�accessibility,�official�CDF�accounting�records,�and�field�research.� � 1.3.1 LC�V�Attendance�Log�Data�

The� LC�V� attendance� logs� are� the� official� records� of� whether� an� individual� MP� is� present� at� LC�V� (district� level)� meetings.�An�individual�is�recorded�as�being�present�at�the�LC�V�meeting�for�a�given�day�if�his�or�her�presence�is� recorded�in�the�official�log.�� 1.3.2 Accessibility�Data�

We� sent� a� field� researcher� to� every� constituency� MP’s� and� district� woman� representative’s� constituency� in� the� country� to� collect� data� on� the� MPs’� accessibility� to� their� constituents.� To� measure� the� MPs’� accessibility,� the� researchers�asked�five�randomly�selected�participants�to�spend�the�day�trying�to�obtain�their�MP’s�phone�number.� The� data� obtained� through� this� research� exercise� comprise� the� accessibility� data.� We� record� data� about� every� participant’s�political�affiliation,�gender,�age,�and�education�as�well�as�whether�or�not�the�individual�returned�at�the� end�of�the�exercise,�and�whether�or�not�the�individual�returned�with�a�correct�phone�number�for�the�MP.� � 1.3.3 CDF�Accounting�Data� � The�Constituency�Development�Fund�Accounting�list,�maintained�by�the�Clerk�to�Parliament,�records�the�names�of� all�MPs�who�officially�accounted�for�their�CDF�spending.� � 1.3.4 Field�Research�Data�

�We� sent� a� survey� to� all� MPs� requesting� information� about� whether� or� not� they� maintained� a� local� office� and� a� political�assistant�during�the�session,�and�if�so,�how�we�could�locate�each�of�these.�Then,�we�sent�a�field�researcher�to� every�constituency�to�verify�this�information�and�to�collect�information�about�MPs�who�did�not�return�surveys.�The� information� our� field� researchers� collected� on� the� MPs’� staff� and� offices� comprises� the� field� research� data.� The� ConAD�dataset�includes�data�obtained�from�local�party�offices,�local�council�offices,�and�the�MP’s�office�(where�the� MP�maintains�an�office)�about�the�location�of�every�MP’s�office�and�contact�information�for�every�MP’s�assistant.� � 2 Indicators�

2.1 Score�and�Percentiles�

2.1.1 A�Note�on�Rankings�and�Percentiles�

Most�indicators�are�calculated�in�a�three�step�process.�First,�a�raw�score�for�each�MP�is�calculated,�such�as�the�total� number�of�lines�that�an�MP�spoke�in�all�Hansards.��Second,�each�MP�is�ranked�according�to�this�raw�score.�Third,�the� rank�is�turned�into�a�corresponding�percentile.�In�all�cases,�each�MP’s�rank�is�calculated�as�1�+�the�number�of�MPs� who�have�a�higher�raw�score;�thus,�all�MPs�who�tie�in�terms�of�raw�score�are�given�the�same�rank.� Example.� If� for� some� indicator� two� MPs’� raw� score� is� 10,� one� MP’s� score� is� 8,� and� three� MPs’� score� is� 7,� their� respective�rankings�would�be�1,�1,�3,�4,�4,�4.�� The�percentile�is�calculated�as�� #( ScoreRawLowerwithMPsofTotal ) �� Base Percentile 100 �� ( MPsofTotal )#

396

398 Thus,�a�percentile�score�of�30�means�that�this�MP�did�better�than�30%�of�all�MPs.�� 2.1.2 Averages�of�percentiles.��

The� overall� scores� (for� plenary� and� committee� performance)� use� information� about� the� averages� of� individual� percentile�scores.�The�resulting�scores�differ�from�a�simple�average�in�two�respects:�� First,�the�base�percentiles�are�modified�in�order�to�ensure�that�the�average�percentile�for�a�given�score�is�exactly� 50.�Normally�this�is�the�case�but�it�might�not�be�if�there�are�many�ties;�in�such�cases,�the�ties�can�result�in�a�given� score�receiving�a�less�than�equal�weight�in�the�overall�score.�To�prevent�this�from�happening,�we�use�modified� percentile�scores�for�each�measure�defined�as�follows:� � (# � # ScoreRawHigherwithMPsofScoreRawLowerwithMPsof ) � Modified Percentile 5050 �� # MPsofTotal � � Second,�after�the�average�of�the�modified�percentiles�is�taken,�the�percentile�rank�of�these�averages�is�taken.�This� percentile�of�the�average�of�the�modified�percentiles�is�then�what�is�reported.�� As�a�simple�example,�imagine�that�there�are�10�MPs�and�they�have�scores�on�two�issues�as�follows:�

MP�� 1� 2� 3� 4� 5� 6� 7� 8� 9� 10� Score�on�Item�1� 1� 1� 1� 2� 2� 3� 4� 5� 10� 10�

Score�on�Item�2� 10� 9� 1� 1� 4� 4� 3� 6� 8� 10� � In�this�case�we�can�calculate�the�percentiles,�the�modified�percentiles�and�the�overall�percentile�scores�as�follows:� � � MP�� 1� 2� 3� 4� 5� 6� 7� 8� 9� 10� � � Percentile�on�Item�1� 0� 0� 0� 30� 30� 50� 60� 70� 80� 80� � Percentile�on�Item�2� 80� 70� 0� 0� 30� 30� 20� 50� 60� 80� � � � � � Modified Percentile on � � � � � � � � � � � � 15 15 15 40 40 55 65 75 90 90 � Item 1 � Modified�Percentile�on� 90� 75� 10� 10� 40� 40� 25� 55� 65� 90� � Item�2� � � � � Average Modified � � � � � � � � � � � 52 45 13 25 40 48 45 65 77 90 � Percentile � Overall�Percentile� 60� 30� 0� 10� 20� 50� 30� 70� 80� 90� � As� can� be� seen� from� the� example,� the� overall� percentile� score� differs� in� general� from� the� average� percentile.� For� example,� MP� 10� scored� 80� on� both� issues� reflecting� the� fact� that� he� tied� for� first� place� on� both.� His� average� score� would�then�be�80.�However�his�overall�percentile�score�is�higher�than�this.�He�receives�an�overall�score�of�90�because,� although� he� tied� on� both� issue� areas,� he� did� better� overall� than� both� of� the� MPs� with� whom� he� tied.� For� other� individuals,�the�overall�percentile�score�is�lower�than�their�average;�for�example,�MP�5�did�better�than�30%�of�the� other�candidates�on�both�issues�but�only�did�better�than�20%�of�people�overall;�this�is�because�many�of�the�people�he� did�better�than�in�some�areas�did�much�better�than�him�in�other�areas.� � For� CDF,� Office,� and� Staff� percentiles,� we� use� a� slightly� different� version� of� this� modified� percentile� formula.� For� these�three� measures,� we� do�not� calculate�a�regular�percentile;�we�only�calculate�a�modified�percentile�defined� as� follows:� � �

397

399 For�MPs�whose�Office/Staff/CDF�score�is�Yes:� (#�of�MPs�who�do�not�have�offices�(or�staff�or�CDF) Modified�Percentile�=��50��+� � � � � � � Total # of MPs in the sample � � For�MPs�whose�Office/Staff/CDF�score�is�No:� (#�of�MPs�who�have�offices�(or�staff�or�CDF) Modified�Percentile�=��50�� Total # of MPs in the sample � � It�is�important�to�note�that�the�total�number�of�MPs�in�the�sample�is�different�for�Office/Staff�and�CDF.�For�office�and� staff,�the�sample�is�composed�of�only�constituency�MPs�and�district�woman�representatives.�For�CDF,�the�sample�is� composed�of�all�MPs�who�received�the�CDF�money�for�2006�–�2007.�� 2.2 Plenary�Indicators�

We�now�describe�each�of�the�individual�components�of�the�plenary�score.�� 2.2.1 Attendance�

Attendance�is�reported�as�the�share�of�the�80�plenary�sittings�which�an�MP�attended�as�given�in�the�data�described�in� paragraph�1.1.1.�A�percentile�score�is�then�calculated�according�to�the�method�described�in�paragraph�2.1.� � 2.2.2 Official�Leave27�

Absences�during�official�leaves�are�not�counted�against�MPs.�Instead,�we�credit�MPs�for�having�attended�sittings�of� the�House�at�which�they�were�actually�absent�if�these�absences�were�excused�by�the�Speaker.�To�do�this,�we�add�the� number�of�absences�during�official�leaves�to�the�numerator�in�the�attendance�score.�In�addition,�for�each�MP�we� report�the�number�of�absences�during�official�leaves�in�the�plenary�attendance�section�of�the�Scorecard.� � 2.2.3 Participation�

The�raw�score�for�participation�is�the�total�number�of�lines�each�MP�speaks�in�the�Hansards�plus�the�number�of�lines� spoken� during� the� presentation� of� any� committee� reports� that� the� MP� signed,� whether� or� not� that� presentation� is� made� by� the� MP.� The� raw� score� is� then� reported� as� a� share� of� the� total� lines� spoken� in� Parliament� (136,638).� A� percentile�score�is� then� calculated� according� to� the�method�described�in�paragraph�2.1.�We�give�credit�to�MPs�for� committee�reports�that�they�signed,�because�these�reports�are�the�responsibility�of�the�entire�committee�that�produced� them�and�not�simply�of�the�individual�that�reads�them.�We�alter�the�methodology�slightly�for�MPs�who�left�office� before�the�end�of�the�session�or�who�were�by�elected�after�the�start�of�the�session.�For�part�year�MPs,�the�raw�score�is� reported�as�share�of�the�total�lines�spoken�in�Parliament�while�that�MP�was�in�office�rather�than�as�a�share�of�the�total� lines�spoken�in�Parliament�throughout�the�session.� � 2.2.4 Debate�Influence�

Quantifying� influence� in� Parliament� requires� a� system� for� comparing� the� level� of� initiative� shown� by� introducing� different� items,� including� bills,� resolutions,� petitions,� amendments,� and� points� of� order.� Rather� than� assigning� an� arbitrary� “debate� influence� value”� to� every� item,� AFLI� assumes� that� the� length� of� the� debate� on� an� item� is� a� reasonable,�if�imperfect,�indication�of�its�significance.�Thus,�each�MP’s�raw�debate�influence�score�is�given�by�the�sum� of�the�number�of�lines�in�the�Hansard�that�are�devoted�to�debating�items�he�or�she�initiated�or�committee�reports�that� he�or�she�signed.�Excluded�from�this�sum�are�lines�the�MP�contributes�directly�to�his�or�her�own�item.�This�exclusion�

27 Although we were unable to obtain this data this year, we include it in the methodology because it will be included in the Scorecard should Parliament provide it in the future.

398

400 is�made�in�order�to�avoid�double�counting�(an�individual’s�own�interventions�are�already�counted�in�his�participation� score)�and�to�reduce�the�scope�for�manipulation�(an�individual�cannot�make�interventions�simply�to�increase�his�own� debate�influence�score;�rather,�he�must�truly�influence�the�debate).�The�raw�debate�influence�score�is�then�divided�by� the�total�number�of�lines�spoken�in�Parliament�during�the�session.�A�percentile�score�is�calculated�according�to�the� method�described�in�paragraph�2.1.�As�with�participation,�the�methodology�for�calculating�debate�influence�is�altered� slightly�for�part�year�MPs.�For�part�year�MPs,�debate�influence�is�calculated�by�dividing�the�raw�debate�influence� score�by�the�total�number�of�lines�spoken�during�the�period�the�MP�was�in�office.� � 2.3 Committee�Indicators�

Committee�indicators�are�calculated�using�the�ComAD�as�follows:� � 2.3.1 Attendance�

The�committee�attendance�measure�is�given�by�the�percent�of�all�committee�meetings�of�which�this�MP�is�a�member� (according� to� records� provided� by� Parliament)� where� the� MP’s� signature� appears� in� the� log� book� or� where� an� intervention�by�the�MP�is�recorded�in�a�transcript.�The�denominator�for�this�percentage�is�given�by�the�number�of� meetings�of�committees�of�which�the�given�MP�was�a�member�for�which�we�have�either�log�books�or�transcripts�for� dates�matching�those�in�the�log�books.�� 2.3.2 Official�Leave28�

If�Parliament�provides�us�with�official�leave�data�in�the�future,�absences�during�official�leaves�will�not�be�counted� against�MPs.�Instead,�we�will�credit�MPs�for�having�attended�committee�meetings�at�which�they�were�actually�absent� if�these�absences�were�excused�by�the�Speaker.�To�do�this,�we�will�add�the�number�of�absences�during�official�leaves� to�the�numerator�in�the�attendance�score.�In�addition,�for�each�MP�we�will�report�the�number�of�absences�during� official�leaves�in�the�committee�attendance�section�of�the�Scorecard.� � 2.3.3 Participation�

The�raw�score�for�committee�participation�is�the�number�of�lines�that�each�MP�speaks�at�committee�meetings.�No� score�is�calculated�for�MPs�who�cannot�be�members�of�committees�(notably�government�ministers)�but�participation� scores�are�calculated�for�MPs�who�can�but� choose�not�to�serve�on�committees.�For�by�elected�MPs,�the�committee� participation�score�is�multiplied�by�the�reciprocal�of�the�fraction�of�plenary�sittings�during�which�the�MP�held�office.� Thus,� an� MP� who� was� only� in� office� for� 10� (out� of� 80)� sittings� of� Parliament� will� have� his� participation� score� multiplied�by�8.�Because�we�have�an�incomplete�set�of�transcripts�for�committee�meetings�in�Parliament,�there�might� be�concern�that�this�measure�unfairly�penalizes�MPs�who�sit�on�committees�for�which�we�have�few�transcripts.�We� explored�an�alternative�measure�of�committee�participation�which�adjusted�MPs’�scores�to�account�for�the�extent�of� missing�transcripts�on�their�committees.�The�correlation�between�this�alternative�measure�and�our�final�measure�is� 0.87.�As�these�measures�are�so�similar,�we�elected�to�proceed�with�the�simpler�measure.� � 2.4� Constituency�Indicators� � Constituency�indicators�are�calculated�using�the�ConAD�as�follows:� � 2.4.1� LC�V�Attendance� � The�LC�V�attendance�measure�is�given�by�the�share�of�all�district�level�meetings�which�an�MP�was�officially�recorded� by�the�clerk�to�council�as�having�attended.�Since�different�districts�hold�different�numbers�of�district�level�meetings,�

28 Although we were unable to obtain this data this year, we include it in the methodology because it will be included in the Scorecard should Parliament provide it in the future.

399

401 the�denominator�differs�for�every�MP.�Only�meetings�held�during�an�MP’s�term�are�included�in�the�denominator.�A� percentile�score�is�calculated�based�on�this�score�according�to�the�method�described�in�paragraph�2.1.� � 2.4.2� Accessibility� � The�accessibility�score�shows�the�share�of�participants�in�the�research�game�described�in�paragraph�1.3.2�who�were� able�to�obtain�a�correct�phone�number�for�their�MP.�For�most�MPs,�this�score�is�recorded�as�some�number�over�five� because�in�most�constituencies,�five�constituents�participated�in�the�exercise.�For�a�few�MPs,�the�denominator�is�four� because�the�field�researcher�was�unable�to�find�five�willing�participants.�In�no�case�did�fewer�than�four�constituents� participate�in�the�game.�Accessibility�data�is�only�available�for�constituency�MPs�and�district�woman�representatives� who�were�in�office�at�the�time�of�the�exercise,�as�the�exercise�was�not�carried�out�for�special�interest�MPs�or�MPs�who� were�no�longer�in� office� at� the� end� of� the� session.�A�percentile�score�is�calculated�based�on�the�accessibility�score� according�to�the�method�described�in�paragraph�2.1.�� 2.4.3� CDF�Accounting� � The� CDF� accounting� score� is� recorded� as� a� simple� “yes”� or� “no”� depending� on� whether� or� not� an� MP’s� name� appeared�on�the�official�CDF�Accounting�list�obtained�from�the�Clerk�to�Parliament.�For�MPs�who�did�not�receive� CDF�money�in�2006�–�2007,�we�report�“n/a”�and�exclude�the�CDF�accounting�component�when�we�calculate�their� constituency�grade.�A�percentile�is�calculated�although�it�is�not�recorded�on�the�scorecard,�for�all�MPs�who�received� CDF�money�in�2006��2007�based�on�whether�or�not�they�accounted�for�their�spending.� � 2.4.4� Local�Office� � The�local�office�score�is�recorded�as�“yes”�or�“non�verifiable”�depending�on�whether�or�not�our�field�researchers�were� able�to�verify�that� an� MP� maintained� a�local� office�during�at�least�part�of�the�session.�A�percentile�is�calculated�–� although�it�is�not�recorded�on�the�Scorecard,�for�all�constituency�MPs�and�district�woman�representatives�who�were� in�office�at�the�end�of�the�session,�according�to�the�method�described�in�paragraph�2.1.�For�special�interest�MPs�who� turned�in�surveys,�the�local�office�score�is�reported�as�“yes”�or�“non�verifiable.”�For�special�interest�MPs�who�did�not� turn�in�surveys,�the�local�office�score�is�reported�as�“n/a.”�It�is�important�to�note�though�that�we�do�not�include�any� special�interest�MPs’�scores�in�the�percentile�calculations.�The�local�office�data�we�report�for�special�interest�MPs�is� purely�qualitative;�it�does�not�factor�into�any�quantitative�scores.�� 2.4.5� Political�Assistant� � Like�the�local�office�score,�the�political�assistant�score�is�recorded�as�“yes”�or�“non�verifiable”�depending�on�whether� or�not�our�field�researchers�were�able�to�verify�that�an�MP�maintained�a�political�assistant�during�at�least�part�of�the� session.�A�percentile�is�calculated�–�although�it�is�not�recorded�on�the�Scorecard,�for�all�constituency�MPs�and�district� woman�representatives�who�were�in�office�at�the�end�of�the�session,�according�to�the�method�described�in�paragraph� 2.1.� For� special� interest� MPs� who� turned� in� surveys,� the� political� assistant� score� is� reported� as� “yes”� or� “non� verifiable.”�For�special�interest�MPs�who�did�not�turn�in�surveys,�the�political�assistant�score�is�reported�as�“n/a.”�It�is� important�to�note�though�that�we�do�not�include�any�special�interest�MPs’�scores�in�the�percentile�calculations.�The� political�assistant�data�we�report�for�special�interest�MPs�is�purely�qualitative;�it�does�not�factor�into�any�quantitative� scores.��

2.5� Non�Graded�Factors�

In�addition�to�the�above�indicators,�all�of�which�are�combined�into�the�MP’s�grades�for�plenary�and�committee�work,� information�from�the�plenary�Hansards�is�used�to�measure�some�factors�that�are�not�included�in�the�grade.� �

400

402 2.5.1� MP’s�Position�

Position�scores�are�generated�through�the�following�procedure.� 1. During�data�entry,�each�MP’s�contribution�to�items�that�are�voted�upon�(bills,�amendments,�etc.)�is�graded�on� a�scale�between�1�and�5,�where�1�indicates�that�the�MP�strongly�supports�the�item,�2�indicates�weak�support,� 3�=�neutral,�4�=�weak�opposition,�and�5�=�strong�opposition.�The�enumerators�also�record�their�certainty�about� the�position�on�a�scale�of�1�(totally�uncertain)�to�5�(completely�certain).�� 2. Then,� all� new� items� for� which� we� collected� this� position� information� are� graded� either� “Government”,� “Opposition”,� or� “neutral”,� according� to� the� portfolio� of� the� individual� who� introduced� the� item.� If� the� individual�is�a�cabinet�member�(minister�or�state�minister),�the�NRM�Chief�Whip,�or�the�Prime�Minister,�then� the�item�is�graded�“Government”.�On�the�other�hand,�if�the�item�is�introduced�by�a�member�of�the�shadow� cabinet� or� the� Leader� of� the� Opposition,� it� is� graded� as� “Opposition”.� Finally,� if� the� initiator� is� neither� a� member�of�the�ruling�party�leadership�nor�of�the�shadow�cabinet,�the�item�is�graded�“neutral”.�In�exceptional� circumstances,� such� as� clearly� partisan� items� proposed� by� backbenchers,� AFLI� staff� may� assign� a� Government� or� Opposition� position� to� an� item� that� might� otherwise,� under� the� above� rules,� be� graded� “neutral”.29�� 3. The�position�information�on�all�contributions�to�Opposition�items�is�then�inverted�(5�becomes�1,�4�becomes�2,� etc).�Doing�this�ensures�that�a�score�of�1�means�either�“supportive�of�a�Government�position”�or�“opposed�to� an�Opposition�position”.�� 4. We�then�discard�information�if�(1)�the�items�to�which�an�intervention�refers�are�themselves�neutral�or�(2)�if� any�of�the�three�enumerators’�certainty�about�his�or�her�grading�is�below�4�on�a�scale�from�1�to�5�or�if�the� average�of�the�first�two�enumerators’�certainty�is�below�4.30�This�conservative�approach�is�intended�to�ensure� that�only�data�for�which�we�have�great�confidence�is�used�for�these�measures.�� 5. Any�item�that�does�not�refer�to�another�item�that�was�voted�upon,�but�that�is�initiated�by�a�frontbencher,�is� assigned� a� position� score� concomitant� with� the� frontbencher’s� caucus.� Opposition� cabinet� members� will� receive�a�position�score�of�5�for�their�own�new�items,�and�Government�leaders�will�receive�a�score�of�1�for� their�new�items.� 6. Finally,� we� average� each� MP’s� remaining� positions� to� get� their� raw� position� score.� We� only� report� these� scores�in�the�final�scorecard�if�we�have�two�or�more�position�data�points�for�a�given�MP.�

MPs� are� then� graphed� on� a� continuum� between� 1� and� 5,� where� 1� =� strong� Government� support� and� 5� =� strong� Opposition�support.�Rank�and�percentile�are�not�used.�However,�average�positions�for�Government,�Opposition,�and� Independent�MPs�are�marked�on�the�graph�for�each�member.��

29�For�example,�the�resolution�on�28�June�2006,�thanking�the�President�for�his�State�of�the�Nation�address,�is�clearly�partisan�in�nature� –�a�“Government”�item�–�even�though�it�was�put�forth�by�a�backbencher.�� 30�Each�Hansard�is�graded�by�two�different�enumerators,�then�those�separate�databases�are�combined�into�the�Master�database,�with� another�enumerator�examining�and�reconciling�any�discrepancies�between�the�two.�For�a�position�score�to�be�counted�on�an� individual�item,�the�average�of�the�first�two�enumerators’�certainties�must�be�4�or�higher,�and�the�final�certainty�in�the�master� database�must�also�be�4�or�higher.�The�position�in�the�master�database�is�used,�and�the�positions�entered�by�the�first�two� enumerators�are�discarded.�

401

403 2.5.2� Peer�Assessment�

Every�MP�was�asked�to�rate�15�other�MPs’�performance�from�1�to�5�(1�being�the�worst�and�5�the�best),�in�six�different� areas:�quality,�analysis,�teamwork,�oversight,�intra�party�influence,�and�public�conduct.�We�received�surveys�from� 113�MPs,�giving�us�enough�data�to�report�peer�assessment�scores�for�almost�90%�of�MPs.�Because�not�all�MPs�handed� in�surveys,�however,�we�do�not�have�sufficient�data�to�report�peer�assessment�scores�for�some�MPs.�We�report�“n/a”� for�any�category�for�which�an�MP�was�graded�by�two�or�fewer�other�MPs.�

We�adjust�every�score�for�party�bias�by�setting�the�average�score�every�MP�gives�to�the�15�MPs�assigned�to�him�to� zero�and�by�setting�the�variation�to�one.�This�re�centering�process�ensures�that�no�MP�can�be�a�higher�grader�on� average�than�other�MPs�and�that�no�MP�can�score�members�of�his�own�party�higher�on�average�than�members�of� other�parties.�Once�the�scores�are�re�centered,�we�calculate�percentiles�for�each�MP�based�on�the�re�centered�scores.� We�report�both�individual�percentiles�for�each�category�and�an�overall�percentile�for�all�categories.�To�calculate�the� overall�percentile,�we�first�average�the�re�centered�scores�for�each�MP�and�then�calculate�percentiles�based�on�the� averaged�re�centered�scores.�

� 2.5.3� Topics/Sectors�

Each�item�in�the�PAD�is�associated�with�one�or�two�of�the�following�topics�or�sectors.� � The�Economy� � Environment�and�Natural�Resources�� Foreign�Affairs� � Governance� � Human�Development� � Infrastructure� � International�Security� � Social�Issues�

In�many�cases,�the�assignment�of�items�to�categories�was�clear,�but�in�some�cases,�judgements�were�unavoidable.��For� example,�one�could�discuss�unemployment�as�a�social�issue,�emphasising�education�and�social�programs�to�help�the� unemployed,� in� which� case� it� would� fall� under� Human� Development� and� Social� Issues.� One� could� also� discuss� unemployment� from� an� economic� perspective,� and� advocate� expanding� manufacturing� to� solve� the� problem,� in� which� case� it�would� fall� under� Agriculture,� Industry,� and� Trade.� To� handle� such� situations,� a� single� item� may� be� classified�as�pertaining�to�up�to�two�(but�not�more�than�two)�categories.�� In�cases�in�which�the�item�refers�to�another�item,�the�topic�or�scope�is�typically�inherited�from�that�other�item�with� exceptions�made�whenever�in�the�course�of�a�debate�there�is�a�substantial�change�in�topic.�� The�total�number�of�lines�each�MP�contributed�to�items�of�each�topic�is�then�summed�with�lines�being�given�half� weight�for�a�given�topic�in�cases�in�which�the�lines�refer�to�two�topics.�The�share�of�lines�spoken�by�a�given�MP�on�a� given�topic�are�then�calculated�and�compared�to�that�of�the�average�MP.��

2.5.4� MP’s�Report�

In�the�survey�we�distributed�to�all�MPs,�we�asked�them�how�they�spent�their�CDF�money�for�2006�–�2007.�The�MPs’� responses�are�reported�in�the�MP’s�Report�section�of�the�Scorecard.��

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404 Appendix�B:�Glossary�of�Terms� � Session:�One�year�of�Parliament.�There�will�be�5�sessions�of�the�Eighth�Parliament.�The�2007�–�2008�session�is�the� second�session�of�the�Eighth�Parliament.� � Plenary�Sitting:�A�meeting�of�the�whole�house�of�Parliament.�There�were�80�plenary�sittings�in�the�second�session.� � Committee�Meeting:�A�meeting�of�a�small�group�of�Parliament�assigned�to�investigate�matters�related�to�a�specific� topic.�There�were�28�standing,�sessional�and�select�committees�in�the�second�session�which�met�between�4�and�128� times.� � Constituency�MP:�MPs�elected�to�represent�geographic�constituencies.�There�were�221�constituency�MPs�during�the� second�session.� � District� Woman� Representative:� MPs� elected� to� represent� the� interests� of� the� women� in� a� district.� There� were� 78� district�woman�representatives�during�the�second�session.� � Special�Interest�MP:�MPs�elected�to�represent�marginalized�or�minority�groups.�There�are�4�groups�of�special�interest� MPs:� Workers� (represented� by� 5� MPs),� Youth� (represented� by� 5� MPs),� People� with� Disabilities� (represented� by� 5� MPs),�and�UPDF�(represented�by�10�MPs).� � Hansard:�The�written�record�of�what�is�said�in�each�plenary�sitting.� � Backbencher:�Any�MP�who�does�not� hold�a�leadership�position�(such�as�minister,�shadow�minister,�or�committee� chairperson).�There�were�224�backbenchers�during�the�second�session.� � Frontbencher:� Any� MP� who� holds� a� leadership� position� such� as� minister,� shadow� minister,� or� committee� chairperson.� � Minister:� A� Government� MP� who� is� a� leader� in� his/her� party� and� has� been� granted� special� responsibilities� in� a� particular� area,� such� as� Education.� A� minister’s� area� of� responsibility� is� listed� in� the� Portfolio� section� of� the� MP� Profile�on�every�Scorecard.� � Shadow�Minister:�An�Opposition�MP�who�is�a�leader�in�his/her�party�and�has�been�granted�special�responsibilities�in� a�particular�area,�such�as�Internal�Affairs�and�Human�Rights.�A�shadow�minister’s�area�of�responsibility�is�listed�in� the�Portfolio�section�of�the�MP�Profile�on�every�Scorecard.� � Committee�Chairperson:�The�leader�of�a�committee.�There�is�one�committee�chairperson�and�one�deputy�chairperson� for�every�committee.� � LC�V� Meetings:� District� council� meetings.� Every� district� has� a� local� council� (LC�V),� comprised� of� locally� elected� leaders�who�are�supposed�to�serve�the�interests�of�the�district.�There�were�between�2�and�20�LC�V�meetings�held�in� every�district�during�the�second�session.� � By�Elected:�Not�all�MPs�serve�a�full�term.�Sometimes�MPs�leave�office�before�the�end�of�the�session�because�they�are� sick�or�because�they�pass�away.�Other�times�MPs�are�removed�from�office�because�a�court�ruled�that�their�academic� papers�were�illegitimate�or�that�there�was�an�irregularity�in�the�election.�In�such�cases,�a�by�election�is�held�to�elect�a� new�MP�to�serve�the�rest�of�the�term.�These�MPs�are�called�by�elected�MPs.� � � � � �

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405 Appendix C: Constituency MP Workshop Information

Name Constituency Date of Did the MP Did the MP Send A Total Workshop Attend? Representative? Attendance

Aadroa Onzima Alex Maracha County 06-Nov-10 No No 72 Ahabwe Godfrey Pereza Rubanda East 15-Jun-10 No Yes N/A Alintuma Nsambu John.C Bukoto East 01-Oct-10 No No 96 Amuriat Oboi Patrick Kumi County 24-Jun-10 No Yes 120 Angiro Gutomoi Erute County Charles North 22-Sep-10 Yes N/A 83 Apilinga Moses Tako West Moyo County 03-Nov-10 No Yes 112 Arapkissa Yekko John Kween County 08-Dec-10 Yes N/A 85 Mbarara Arimpa Kigyagi John Municipality 07-Oct-10 No Yes 110 Madi-Okollo Arumadri John Drazu County 18-Nov-10 Yes N/A 105 Asiimwe Brian Chris Ntoroko county 06-Jul-10 No No N/A Badda Fred Bujumba County 19-Nov-10 Yes N/A N/A Bukooli County Baka Mugabi Stephen North 20-Jul-10 Yes N/A 108 Bakeine Mabel L. K. Bugangaizi County 11-May-10 Yes N/A N/A Banyenzaki Henry Rubanda West 10-Jun-10 No Yes N/A Bazana Kabwegyere Tarsis Igara County West 08-Jun-10 No Yes N/A Bufumbira County Bucyanayandi Tress South 03-Nov-10 No Yes 110 Bubulo County Bukeni Gyabi Fred West 25-May-10 Yes N/A 146 Bufumbira County Buturo Nsaba James East 02-Nov-10 No Yes 103 Bwerere Kasole Lwanga Edward Buwekula County 30-Apr-10 No N/A 96

Byabagambi John Ibanda South 03-Aug-10 No Yes 97 Kitagwenda Byamukama Nulu County 04-Aug-10 No Yes 210 Dombo Lumala Emmanuel Bunyole County 07-Dec-10 Yes N/A 96 D'Ujanga Giv Simon Okoro County 19-Nov-10 No Yes 112

Ebong David Maruzi Apac 08-Jul-10 Yes N/A 60

Ecweru Musa Francis Amuria County 03-Dec-10 No No 132

Ekanya Geofrey Tororo County 23-Jul-10 No Yes 140

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406 Name Constituency Date of Did the MP Did the MP Send A Total Workshop Attend? Representative? Attendance

Epetait Francis Ngora County 25-Jun-10 No Yes 160

Kaahwa Erisa Ammoti Buruli County 03-Dec-10 No Yes 120

Kabuusu Moses Wagaba Kyamuswa county 18-Nov-10 No Yes N/A

Kaddumukasa Ssozi Mityana County Jerome South 21-Sep-10 No Yes 99

Kaddunabbi Lubega Ibrahim.I Butambala County 12-Nov-10 No Yes N/A

Buikwe County Kakoba Onyango North 07-Dec-10 Yes N/A 106

Kakooza James Kabula County 09-Nov-10 No Yes N/A

Fort Portal Kaliba Steven Municipality 19-May-10 No No N/A

Kamanda Bataringaya Cos Bwamba County 30-Jun-10 Yes N/A N/A

Kamba Saleh M.W. Kibuku County 27-May-10 Yes N/A 160

Kasamba Mathias Kakuuto County 29-Oct-10 Yes N/A 125

Katongole Badhul Kyaka County 24-Sep-10 No No 96

Katuntu Abdu Bugweri 05-May-10 No Yes 239

Khiddu Makubuya Katikamu County Edward South 02-Dec-10 No No 80

Kibanzanga Christopher Busongora County M. North 14-Jul-10 No Yes 89

Bunya County Kyeyago Jowali Kakwa South 14-May-10 No Yes 104

Bukomansimbi Lubyayi Iddi Kisiki County 29-Sep-10 No Yes 117

Magulumaali Mugumya Erasmus Kooki County 30-Oct-10 No Yes 92

Matte Joseph Sibalingana Bughendera 07-Jul-10 Yes N/A N/A

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407 Name Constituency Date of Did the MP Did the MP Send A Total Workshop Attend? Representative? Attendance

Mbabazi Amama Kinkizi West 10-Nov-10 No Yes N/A

Mugambe Kif'Omusana Joseph Nakifuma County 15-Apr-10 Yes N/A 150

Mugyenyi Nyabushozi Rutamwebwa Mary County 16-Jun-10 No No N/A

Muhwezi Katugugu Jim Rujumbura County 11-Nov-10 No Yes N/A

Mujuzi Pius Kyotera County 11-Nov-10 No Yes 151

Mukisa Fred Douglas Bukooli County Mwanja Central 19-May-10 Yes N/A 107

Museveni Janet Kataaha Ruhaama County 23-Oct-10 No Yes 109

Muwulize Norman Buikwe County Ibrahim West 01-Dec-10 No No 127

Samia-Bugwe Mwebaza Sarah Cnty. North 10-Dec-10 No No 110

Bunyangabu Mwesige Adolf Kasaija County 16-Jul-10 Yes N/A 115

Nasasira John Kazo County 17-Jun-10 No No N/A

Nduhuura Richard Igara County East 13-Nov-10 No Yes 110

Ngabirano Charles Rwampara County 06-Oct-10 No No 97

Nyeko Ocula Michael Kilak County 21-Oct-10 No Yes 95

Nyombi Nansubuga Ntenjeru County Sarah North 21-Apr-10 No Yes 127

Nyombi Thembo George William Kasanda South 07-May-10 No No N/A

Obua Benson Ogwal Moroto County 24-Sep-10 Yes N/A 98

Erute County Odit John South 23-Sep-10 Yes N/A 95

Odonga Otto Jr.S Aruu County 07-Oct-10 No No 110

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408 Name Constituency Date of Did the MP Did the MP Send A Total Workshop Attend? Representative? Attendance Oduman Albert Charles Okello Bukedea County 23-Jun-10 No No 100

Ogenga Latigo Morris.W Agago County 06-Oct-10 No Yes 118

Ogwang John Kole County 10-Jun-10 No No 180

West Budama Okecho William Cnty. North 24-Jul-10 Yes N/A 99

Okello Okello John Livingstone Chua County 08-Oct-10 No Yes 75

Olega Ashraf Noah Aringa County 04-Nov-10 No Yes 92

Omolo Peter Soroti County 26-Jun-10 Yes N/A 60

Onek Obaloker Hilary Lamwo County 13-Oct-10 No No 85

Samia-Bugwe Opio Gabriel South 13-Dec-10 No Yes 91

West Budama Otala Emmanuel County South 22-Jul-10 No Yes 110

Oyam County Otto Ishaa Amiza South 11-Jun-10 Yes N/A 102

Owor Amooti Otada Kibanda County 04-May-10 Yes N/A N/A

Oyet Simon Nwoya County 20-Oct-10 Yes N/A 78

Rukutana Mwesigwa Rushenyi County 22-Oct-10 No Yes 99

Rwamirama Kanyontore Bright Isingiro North 19-Nov-10 Yes N/A 103

Bamunanika Sekyanzi Ndawula Ali County 09-Apr-10 No Yes 112

Tashobya N. Stephen Kajara County 21-Oct-10 No Yes 107

Tibamanya Urban P.K Kashari County 08-Oct-10 No No 93

Toolit Simon Akecha Omoro County 22-Oct-10 Yes N/A 102

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409 Name Constituency Date of Did the MP Did the MP Send A Total Workshop Attend? Representative? Attendance Tumwebaze Kagiigi Frank Kibale County 21-May-10 No Yes N/A

Oyam County Wacha Ben North 07-Jul-10 No Yes 120

Wadri Kassiano Ezati Terego County 17-Nov-10 No Yes 86

Kalungu County Yiga Anthony West 30-Sep-10 No Yes 127

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410 

Appendix D: District Woman MP Workshop Information

Date of Did the MP Did the MP Send Total Name District Workshop Attend? A Representative? Attendance Acen Rhoda Amuria 03-Dec-10 No Yes 132 Aciro Concy Amuru 21-Oct-10 No Yes 95 Amuru 20-Oct-10 No No 78 Akiror Agnes Egunyu Kumi 24-Jun-10 No No 120 Kumi 25-Jun-10 No No 160 Akol Rose Okullu Bukedea 23-Jun-10 Yes N/A 100 Alisemera Babiha Jane Bundibugyo 07-Jul-10 No No N/A Bundibugyo 30-Jun-10 Yes N/A N/A Bundibugyo 06-Jul-10 No No N/A Aol Betty Ocan Gulu 22-Oct-10 No Yes 102 Atim Ogwal Cecilia Dokolo 09-Jul-10 No Yes 760 Auru Anne Moyo 03-Nov-10 Yes N/A 112 Baba Diri Margaret Koboko 05-Nov-10 No Yes 102 Bako Christine Abia Arua 18-Nov-10 No No 105 Arua 06-Nov-10 No No 72 Arua 17-Nov-10 No No 86 Barumba Beatrice Rusaniya Kiruhura 17-Jun-10 No No N/A Kiruhura 16-Jun-10 No No N/A Boona Emma Mbarara 08-Oct-10 Yes N/A 93 Mbarara 07-Oct-10 Yes N/A 110 Mbarara 06-Oct-10 Yes N/A 97 Busingye Karooro Okurut Mary Bushenyi 13-Nov-10 No Yes N/A Bushenyi 13-Nov-10 No Yes 110 Bushenyi 08-Jun-10 No Yes N/A Hashaka Kabahweza Florence Kamwenge 21-May-10 No Yes N/A Kamwenge 04-Aug-10 Yes N/A 210 Kayagi Sarah Netalisire Manafwa 25-May-10 No No 146 Kiboijana Margaret N. Ibanda 03-Aug-10 Yes N/A 97 Kyatuheire Jacqueline Kanungu 10-Nov-10 No Yes N/A Mugerwa Sauda K. N Masaka 29-Sep-10 No No 117 Masaka 01-Oct-10 No No 96 Masaka 30-Sep-10 No No 127 Mutagamba Maria Lubega Emily Rakai 29-Oct-10 No No 125

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411 Date of Did the MP Did the MP Send Total Name District Workshop Attend? A Representative? Attendance Mutagamba Maria Lubega Emily Rakai 30-Oct-10 No No 92 Rakai 11-Nov-10 No No 151 Najjuma Faridah Kasasa Mubende 30-Apr-10 No No 96 Mubende 07-May-10 No No N/A Namara Grace Lyantonde 09-Nov-10 No Yes N/A Namayanja Rose Nsereko Nakaseke 27-Apr-10 Yes N/A 151 Namirembe Bitamazire Geraldine Mpigi 12-Nov-10 No Yes N/A Namuyangu Byakatonda Janat Pallisa 27-May-10 No No 160 Nankabirwa Ssentamu Ruth Kiboga 20-Jul-10 No Yes N/A Nayiga Florence Ssekabira Kayunga 21-Apr-10 Yes N/A 127 Nvumetta Lutaya Kavuma Ruth Kalangala 19-Nov-10 No No N/A Kalangala 18-Nov-10 No No N/A Oburu Grace Tororo 23-Jul-10 Yes N/A 140 Tororo 24-Jul-10 Yes N/A 99 Tororo 22-Jul-10 Yes N/A 110 Ssinabulya Sylivia Namabidde Mityana 21-Sep-10 Yes N/A 99 Tubwita Bagaya Grace Bukenya Nakasongola 23-Nov-10 No No 108 

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412 Appendix E: Committee Transcripts and Attendance Logs Obtained by Committee

Committee Number of Transcripts Number of Attendance Logs Appointments 0 0 Rules 1 20 Public Accounts 26 47 Budget 5 26 National Economy 4 25 Equal Opportunities 1 10 Government Assurances 3 0 Commissions 14 46 Local Government 7 65 HIV/AIDS 3 0 Science & Tech 0 4 Business 0 0 ICT 4 44 Defense 10 1 Infrastructure 3 0 Gender 4 17 Finance 5 33 Social Services 11 54 Foreign Affairs 3 17 Presidential Affairs 3 15 Legal & Parliamentary 19 70 Public Service 3 51 Agriculture 0 29 Natural Resources 3 4 Trade 2 0 Police Probe 0 0 Land 0 22

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413 Appendix�F:�Map�of�Constituencies�and�Key*�

*Constituencies�included�in�the�workshops�sample�are�shaded�gray.�

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414 � Constituency�Name�� District�� Map�ID� Constituency�Name�� District�� Map�ID� Labwor�County�� Abim�� 1� Ibanda�County�North�� Ibanda�� 44� East�Moyo�County�� Adjumani�� 2� Ibanda�County�South�� Ibanda�� 45� Kioga�County�� Amolatar�� 3� Bugweri�County�� Iganga�� 46� Amuria�County�� Amuria�� 4� Luuka�County�� Iganga�� 47� Kapelebyong�County�� Amuria�� 5� Kigulu�County�South�� Iganga�� 48� Kilak�County�� Amuru�� 6� Kigulu�County�North�� Iganga�� 49� Nwoya�County�� Amuru�� 7� Bukanga�County�� Isingiro�� 50� Kole�County�� Apac�� 8� Isingiro�North�� Isingiro�� 51� Kwania�County�� Apac�� 9� Isingiro�South�� Isingiro�� 52� Maruzi�County�� Apac�� 10� Butembe�County�� Jinja�� 53� Arua�Municipality�� Arua�� 11� Kagoma�County�� Jinja�� 54� Madi�Okollo�County�� Arua�� 12� Jinja�Mun.�East�� Jinja�� 55� Terego�County�� Arua�� 13� Jinja�Mun.�West�� Jinja�� 56� Vurra�County�� Arua�� 14� Dodoth�County�� Kaabong�� 57� Maracha�County�� Arua�� 15� Ndorwa�West�� Kabale�� 58� Ayivu�County�� Arua�� 16� Rubanda�East�� Kabale�� 59� Budaka�County�� Budaka�� 17� Rubanda�West�� Kabale�� 60� Manjiya�County�� Bududa�� 18� Rukiga�County�� Kabale�� 61� Bukooli�Central�� Bugiri�� 19� Ndorwa�County�East�� Kabale�� 62� Bukooli�North�� Bugiri�� 20� Kabale�Municipality�� Kabale�� 63� Bukooli�South�� Bugiri�� 21� Bunyangabu�County�� Kabarole�� 64� Bukedea�County�� Bukedea�� 22� Burahya�County�� Kabarole�� 65� Kongasis�County�� Bukwa�� 23� Fort�Portal�Mun.�� Kabarole�� 66� Buliisa�County�� Bulisa�� 24� Kaberamaido�County�� Kaberamaido�� 67� Bwamba�County�� Bundibugyo�� 25� Kalaki�County�� Kaberamaido�� 68� Bughendera�� Bundibugyo�� 26� Bujumba�County�� Kalangala�� 69� Ntoroko�County�� Bundibugyo�� 27� Kyamuswa�County�� Kalangala�� 70� Buhweju�County�� Bushenyi�� 28� Bulamogi�County�� Kaliro�� 71� Ruhinda�County�� Bushenyi�� 29� Central�Division�� Kampala�� 72� Sheema�South�� Bushenyi�� 30� Nakawa�Division�� Kampala�� 73� Bunyaruguru�County�� Bushenyi�� 31� Makindye�West�� Kampala�� 74� Igara�County�East�� Bushenyi�� 32� Rubaga�South�� Kampala�� 75� Sheema�North�� Bushenyi�� 33� Rubaga�North�� Kampala�� 76� Igara�County�West�� Bushenyi�� 34� Makindye�East�� Kampala�� 77� Samia�Bugwe�North�� Busia�� 35� Kawempe�North�� Kampala�� 78� Samia�BugweSouth�� Busia�� 36� KawempeSouth�� Kampala�� 79� Bunyole�County�� Butaleja�� 37� Budiope�County�� Kamuli�� 80� Dokolo�County�� Dokolo�� 38� Buzaaya�County�� Kamuli�� 81� Aswa�County�� Gulu�� 39� Bugabula�South�� Kamuli�� 82� Gulu�Municipality�� Gulu�� 40� Bugabula�North�� Kamuli�� 83� Omoro�County�� Gulu�� 41� Kibale�County�� Kamwenge�� 84� Bugahya�County�� Hoima�� 42� Kitagwenda�County�� Kamwenge�� 85� Buhaguzi�County�� Hoima�� 43� Kinkiizi�County�East�� Kanungu�� 86 �

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� Constituency�Name�� District�� Map�ID� Constituency�Name�� District�� Map�ID� Kinkiizi�County�West�� Kanungu�� 87� Kalungu�West�� Masaka�� 130� Kween�County�� Kapchorwa�� 88� Kalungu�County�East�� Masaka�� 131� Tingey�County�� Kapchorwa�� 89� Bukoto�County�West�� Masaka�� 132� Bukonjo�East�� Kasese�� 90� Bukoto�County�East�� Masaka�� 133� Bukonjo�West�� Kasese�� 91� Bukoto�County�South�� Masaka�� 134� Busongora�North�� Kasese�� 92� Bukoto�Central�� Masaka�� 135� Busongora�South�� Kasese�� 93� Bukoto�Mid�West�� Masaka�� 136� Usuk�County�� Katakwi�� 94� Bujenje�County�� Masindi�� 137� Bbaale�County�� Kayunga�� 95� Buruuli�County�� Masindi�� 138� Ntenjeru�North�� Kayunga�� 96� Kibanda�County�� Masindi�� 139� Ntenjeru�South�� Kayunga�� 97� Bunya�County�East�� Mayuge�� 140� Bugangaizi�County�� Kibale�� 98� Bunya�County�West�� Mayuge�� 141� Buyaga�County�� Kibaale�� 99� Bunya�County�South�� Mayuge�� 142� Buyanja�County�� Kibaale�� 100� Bungokho�North�� Mbale�� 143� Kiboga�County�East�� Kiboga�� 101� Bungokho�South�� Mbale�� 144� Kiboga�County�West�� Kiboga�� 102� Mbale�Municipality�� Mbale�� 145� Kazo�County�� Kiruhura�� 103� Kashari�County�� Mbarara�� 146� Nyabushozi�County�� Kiruhura�� 104� Mbarara�Mun.�� Mbarara�� 147� Bufumbira�East�� Kisoro�� 105� Rwampara�County�� Mbarara�� 148� Bufumbira�South�� Kisoro�� 106� Busujju�County�� Mityana�� 149� Bufumbira�North�� Kisoro�� 107� Mityana�North�� Mityana�� 150� Chua�County�� Kitgum�� 108� Mityana�South�� Mityana�� 151� Lamwo�County�� Kitgum�� 109� Bokora�County�� Moroto�� 152� Koboko�County�� Koboko�� 110� Moroto�Municipality�� Moroto�� 153� Jie�County�� Kotido�� 111� Matheniko�County�� Moroto�� 154� Kumi�County�� Kumi�� 112� Obongi�County�� Moyo�� 155� Ngora�County�� Kumi�� 113� West�Moyo�County�� Moyo�� 156� Kyaka�County�� Kyenjojo�� 114� Butambala�County�� Mpigi�� 157� Mwenge�North�� Kyenjojo�� 115� Gomba�County�� Mpigi�� 158� Mwenge�South�� Kyenjojo�� 116� Mawokota�North�� Mpigi�� 159� Erute�County�North�� Lira�� 117� Mawokota�South�� Mpigi�� 160� Moroto�County�� Lira�� 118� Buwekula�County�� Mubende�� 161� Otuke�County�� Lira�� 119� Kassanda�South�� Mubende�� 162� Lira�Municipality�� Lira�� 120� Kassanda�North�� Mubende�� 163� Erute�County�South�� Lira�� 121� Buikwe�North�� Mukono�� 164� Bamunanika�County�� Luwero�� 122� Buvuma�County�� Mukono�� 165� Katikamu�South�� Luwero�� 123� Buikwe�West�� Mukono�� 166� Katikamu�North�� Luwero�� 124� Buikwe�South�� Mukono�� 167� Kabula�County�� Lyantonde�� 125� Mukono�North�� Mukono�� 168� Bubulo�County�East�� Manafwa�� 126� Nakifuma�County�� Mukono�� 169� Bubulo�County�West�� Manafwa�� 127� Mukono�South�� Mukono�� 170� Bukomansimbi�Cnty.�� Masaka�� 128� Chekwii�County�� Nakapiripirit�� 171� Masaka�Municipality�� Masaka�� 129� Upe�County�� Nakapiripirit�� 172� � � � � � � � �

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416 � Constituency�Name� District� Map�ID� Pian�County� Nakapiripirit� 173� Nakaseke�County� Nakaseke� 174� Buruli�County� Nakasongola� 175� Busiki�County� Namutumba� 176� Jonam�County� Nebbi� 177� Padyere�County� Nebbi� 178� Okoro�County� Nebbi� 179� Kajara�County� Ntungamo� 180� Ruhaama�County� Ntungamo� 181� Rushenyi�County� Ntungamo� 182� Oyam�County�North� Oyam� 183� Oyam�County�South� Oyam� 184� Aruu�County� Pader� 185� Agago�County� Pader� 186� Butebo�County� Pallisa� 187� Kibuku�County� Pallisa� 188� Pallisa�County� Pallisa� 189� Kakuuto�County� Rakai� 190� Kooki�County� Rakai� 191� Kyotera�County� Rakai� 192� Rubabo�County� Rukungiri� 193� Rujumbura�County� Rukungiri� 194� Budadiri�County�East� Sironko� 195� Bulambuli�County� Sironko� 196� Budadiri�West� Sironko� 197� Kasilo�County� Soroti� 198� Soroti�Municipality� Soroti� 199� Soroti�County� Soroti� 200� Serere�County� Soroti� 201� Lwemiyaga�County� Sembabule� 202� Mawogola�County� Sembabule� 203� Tororo�County� Tororo� 204� Tororo�Municipality� Tororo� 205� West�Budama�County�South� Tororo� 206� West�Budama�County�North� Tororo� 207� Busiiro�County�East� Wakiso� 208� Busiiro�County�North� Wakiso� 209� Busiiro�County�South� Wakiso� 210� Kyadondo�County�East� Wakiso� 211� Kyadondo�County�North� Wakiso� 212� Kyadondo�County�South� Wakiso� 213� Entebbe�Municipality� Wakiso� 214� Aringa�County� Yumbe� 215�

417 Appendix�G:�Map�of�Districts�and�Key�

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418 � District� Map�ID� District� Map�ID� Abim� 1� Kyenjojo� 46� Adjumani� 2� Lira� 47� Amolatar� 3� Luwero� 48� Amuria� 4� Manafwa� 49� Apac� 5� Maracha� 50� Arua� 6� Masaka� 51� Budaka� 7� Masindi� 52� Bugiri� 8� Mayuge� 53� Bukwa� 9� Mbale� 54� Bulisa� 10� Mbarara� 55� Bundibugyo� 11� Mityana� 56� Bushenyi� 12� Moroto� 57� Busia� 13� Moyo� 58� Namutumba� 14� Mpigi� 59� Butaleja� 15� Mubende� 60� Dokolo� 16� Mukono� 61� Gulu� 17� Nakapiripirit� 62� Hoima� 18� Nakaseke� 63� Ibanda� 19� Nakasongola� 64� Iganga� 20� Nebbi� 65� Jinja� 21� Ntungamo� 66� Kaabong� 22� Oyam� 67� Kabale� 23� Pader� 68� Kabarole� 24� Pallisa� 69� Kaberamaido� 25� Rakai� 70� Isingiro� 26� Rukungiri� 71� Kalangala� 27� Sembabule� 72� Kaliro� 28� Sironko� 73� Kampala� 29� Soroti� 74� Kamuli� 30� Tororo� 75� Kamwenge� 31� Wakiso� 76� Kanungu� 32� Yumbe� 77� Kapchorwa� 33� Bududa� 78� Kasese� 34� Bukedea� 79� Katakwi� 35� Lyantonde� 80� Kayunga� 36� Kibale� 37� Kiboga� 38� Amuru� 39� Kiruhura� 40� Kisoro� 41� Kitgum� 42� Koboko� 43� Kotido� 44� Kumi� 45�

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