Parliament can order arrests of witnesses and impose fines up to KSh 2 million for non-compliance.
Legislative intelligence,
simplified.
Whistleblowers will receive 10% of recovered assets and protection from workplace retaliation under a new Bill.
Commercial motorcycle riders face mandatory county registration, training, and cooperative membership under a new regulatory framework.
Counties must implement an integrated revenue collection system within three months of its development.
Energy purchase agreements will now require mandatory feasibility studies and disclosure of beneficial ownership.
Every county must now establish a dedicated County Assembly Fund at the Central Bank of Kenya.
Counties must designate specific vending zones and license street vendors under a protective new legal framework.
Energy purchase agreements will now require full disclosure of the power generator's beneficial ownership.
Population quota will be the primary consideration in defining Kenya's electoral boundaries under proposed new rules.
The death penalty is abolished for public security offences under a new legislative proposal.
Courts may grant appeal extensions in death penalty cases even after execution warrants are issued.
All Kenyan administrative tribunals are centralized under the Judicial Service Commission's regulatory oversight.
Former MPs serving between 1984 and 2001 will receive a minimum KSh 100,000 monthly pension.
New rules limit clerk suspensions to six months and require officer consent for secondment.
Developers must register all real estate projects exceeding five acres or ten built units.
This Bill limits the suspension of County Assembly Clerks to a maximum of six months.
A new Gold Processing Corporation will license gold refineries and regulate gold transportation in Kenya.
Time limits removed for National Land Commission to review public land grants and process historical land injustice claims.
Universities must build digital databases allowing the public to instantly verify academic certificates online.
New constituency committees will decide who can buy, lease, or subdivide agricultural land in Kenya.