1:24:02
Give me timing.
1:24:05
This technicians will be in position,
1:24:07
advising before I give any order.
1:24:09
And they tells me completely
everything...
1:24:12
how long they will be there
and how long they will fight...
1:24:14
and what is the number
of the enemy and all this.
1:24:17
Then I write all this,
1:24:19
discussing with the technician.
1:24:21
This is like
a public service commission.
1:24:25
When they want to recruit the doctors,
1:24:29
they come to you, you advise them.
1:24:32
But it is your duty as a doctor...
1:24:34
to advise them properly...
1:24:36
and your duty as a doctor...
1:24:40
to advise your representative...
1:24:43
who can represent you
or myself or him properly...
1:24:46
so that when he takes,
he brings the points...
1:24:48
concerning the medical field
in the cabinet to me,
1:24:50
I have a full report...
1:24:52
submitted to me,
1:24:56
not only by him,
1:25:00
but by you, the technicians.
1:25:02
Because you know
the whole technical problem.
1:25:05
Thank you very much,
ladies and gentlemen.
1:25:08
[Applause]
1:25:10
You have any points to tell me?
1:25:14
Yes?
1:25:18
[Man] Your Excellence,
I'm quite happy to have heard...
1:25:23
that you are quite ready...
1:25:29
to be listening
to the senior doctors.
1:25:33
Not only the senior doctors,
but the young doctors,
1:25:35
for the lives of the citizens
are in their hands.
1:25:38
In Uganda,
the Uganda Medical Association...
1:25:42
seems to be the main spokesman...
1:25:45
for every doctor all over the country.
1:25:47
The president of our association...
1:25:53
[Narrator] In Uganda, only Amin
is allowed to be called president.
1:25:58
[Laughter]