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 Government asked six ministers to step aside in its last term in 2015.

Q1: Were members of the 2015 Kenyan Government asked to step aside?
A1: Yes, because "I take the extra-ordinary step of attaching the afore-mentioned confidential report from the CEO of the Ethics and Anti Corruption Commission as an annex to my annual report on Values to Parliament.

Consequently, I hereby direct that all Officials of the National and County governments that are adversely mentioned in this report, whether you are a Cabinet Secretary, Principal Secretary, or Chief Executive of a state institution, to immediately step aside pending conclusion of the investigations of the allegations against them."

Q2: Were any ministers suspended?
A2: Yes, because President Uhuru Kenyatta Saturday suspended Cabinet Secretaries Kazungu Kambi (Labour), Michael Kamau (Transport), Davis Chirchir (Energy) and Felix Koskei (Agriculture) after being named in EACC report.

Q3: Did any members step aside?
A3: Yes, because Lands Cabinet Secretary Charity Ngilu yesterday walked out of her Ardhi House office, claiming that powerful individuals had succeeded in pushing for her inclusion in the graft list submitted to President Uhuru Kenyatta by Ethics and Anti Corruption Commission ( EACC).

Q4: Were these five removed from the Cabinet?
A4: Yes, because President Uhuru Kenyatta has sacked the five Cabinet Secretaries suspended over corruption claims.

Q5: Did anyone else leave the government?
A5: Yes, because Anne Waiguru, who until Saturday served as the Devolution Cabinet Secretary, has finally bowed to public pressure to resign.
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justification: 4 members were suspended, 1 stepped aside, 1 resigned - Hence not all 6 were asked to step aside  

verdict: 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'
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