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Three new national development and oversight funds would be established directly within the Constitution of Kenya.
Alternative schools in informal settlements will gain formal recognition and access to public education grants.
A new Bill limits outgoing officials from authorizing payments over KSh 50 million during presidential transitions.
Over KSh 50 billion in additional funds allocated to county governments for the 2024/2025 financial year.
Public hospitals can no longer demand prepayment for emergency care or detain bodies for unpaid bills.
Teaching, referral, and research hospitals will now be established under individual Charters and run by Governing Boards.
Attempted suicide will be decriminalized and treated as a mental health issue under proposed Penal Code changes.
Animal testing facilities must now be certified by the newly established Kenya Institute of Primate Research.
New rules introduce standard limits on public service internships, acting roles, and a KSh 1 million penalty for false information.
This Bill defines clear, statutory roles for deputy governors and allows them to represent governors at the Summit.
The Bill introduces a system to formally certify vocational skills acquired outside of traditional classrooms.
Tax amnesty is extended to June 2025 and remote workers outside Kenya must register for a PIN.
Multinationals face a new 15% Minimum Top-Up Tax under proposed tax reforms.
New rules govern how national and county governments fund and account for transferred intergovernmental functions.
Public procurements under KSh 1 billion must be exclusively awarded to Kenyan-owned firms under proposed amendments.
Commercial banks face a KSh 10 billion minimum core capital requirement by 2027 under new financial sector amendments.
Agency fees can no longer be deducted from non-union workers' wages.
This Bill doubles the legal experience required for County Attorneys and ties their tenure to the Governor's term.
This Bill establishes county funds guaranteeing farmers a return of twenty percent above their total production costs.