Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: The Kenyan law states that if you are allocated a piece of land you must develop it within two years or it reverts to the government.

Q1: What act regulates the allocation of public land?
A1: The Land Act sets out how public land can be allocated to private individuals, businesses and foreign governments.

“Where the land allocated … is not developed in accordance with the terms and conditions stipulated in the lease, that land shall automatically revert back to the national or county government, as the case may be,” the law says.

Q2: Must the land allocated, be developed?
A2: Yes, because “The presumption is that when you are given [public] land you must put it into good use as stipulated in the lease agreement. That is what guides the transaction,” David Mufuayia of land rights lobby the Kenya Land Alliance told Africa Check.

For example, public land provided under the export processing zone law must be developed within two years.

Q3: Is this always applied across the board?
A3: No, because it is not always this clear cut. “It is very difficult to apply [the two-year-rule] across the board, because the land is normally leased specific to the use,” said Ibrahim Mwathane, chair of the Land Development and Governance Institute.

“The government would normally attach a whole lot of conditions on a lease, and one would need to look at those conditions and decide whether they have been complied with or contravened.” Mwathane is also a columnist on land issues for the country’s Daily Nation newspaper.
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justification: The claim states that when someone in Kenya is given land from the government they must develop that land within 2 years, Q&A pair 2 confirms that the government of Kenya does give out land and Q&A 3 states that is must be developed within 2 years or revert back to the government ( although this is rarely implemented it says) but still true.

verdict: 'Supported'
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