State officers face KSh 5 million fines for participating in public harambees under a proposed fundraising law.
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State officers are banned from participating in public fundraisers, with violators facing a KSh 5 million fine.
Environmental professionals and firms must now register and obtain practicing certificates to operate legally in Kenya.
Nicotine products and vapes now require Cabinet Secretary approval and face strict packaging limits.
E-cigarettes and nicotine pouches face strict county licensing, a total online sales ban, and capped nicotine levels.
This Bill bans online sales of electronic cigarettes and requires health warnings to cover 75% of packaging.
New rules establish strict timelines and procedures for removing county governors, speakers, and executives from office.
Standardized impeachment and incapacity removal rules are set for county governors, speakers, and CEC members.
Every county will establish a sports fund financed by one percent of county revenue to support local associations.
This Bill introduces a new national regulatory authority alongside strict licensing for animal breeders and feed manufacturers.
National Treasury authorized to issue KSh 1.82 trillion from the Consolidated Fund for the 2024/2025 financial year.
This Bill authorizes KSh 102.3 billion in supplementary public spending while cutting previous allocations by KSh 32.6 billion.
Counties must allocate at least 0.5% of their annual budgets to livestock drought resilience.
KRA can now recover unpaid pension contributions directly from defaulting employers' bank accounts and debtors.
Road authorities and county governments must now design and construct dedicated lanes for cyclists and pedestrians.
A new Creatives Fund and Creative Industry Guild will provide grants and legal protections for Kenyan artists.
A new Creative Industry Guild and dedicated grant fund will support Kenyan artists and young entrepreneurs.
Establishes a national Creatives Fund, a Credit Guarantee Scheme, and a registry for accessing economic incentives.
A 2.5% motor vehicle tax and a 15% minimum top-up tax for multinationals are introduced.
KRA's training school gains explicit legal powers to award certificates and collaborate with higher learning institutions.