Village elders will now receive official allowances and recognition under a new administrative structure.
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This Bill requires counties to register community health volunteers and pay them standard stipends.
New bill sets KSh 10 million fine for misappropriating relief materials and establishes county disaster committees.
Police are barred from investigating crimes committed by fellow security officers, handing sole authority to IPOA.
New Privatisation Authority Established with Up to KSh 5 Million Fines for Violations
A new Food Safety Controller will coordinate food and feed safety standards across Kenya.
A new Food and Feed Safety Controller will coordinate food safety standards from farm to fork.
The Bill establishes a new National Library Service, introducing standard-setting powers and county-level library management partnerships.
Copyright of the National Anthem and national symbols will vest permanently in the National Government.
Counties must now seek approval 10 months before introducing new local taxes, fees, or service charges.
Telemedicine and e-health will be integrated into national cancer prevention and treatment programs.
Proposed succession law updates will terminate life inheritance interests for both widows and widowers upon remarriage.
The Bill establishes the Kenya Rice Board and introduces compulsory licensing for all rice millers and processors.
Insurers face KSh 30 million fines for failing to settle claims or misappropriating assets.
Counties may establish Halls of Fame to honor outstanding local heroes under a newly proposed legal framework.
Counties can establish Halls of Fame to honor outstanding residents and preserve local cultural heritage.
Social workers must now hold a valid practicing certificate or face a KSh 500,000 fine.
New legal protections and expanded healthcare access are established for mothers, newborns, and children under 12 years.
New bill guarantees free prenatal care and healthcare services for children up to twelve years old.
Former MPs serving between 1984 and 2001 will receive a minimum monthly pension of KSh 100,000.