Marketers, processors, and large-scale mung bean traders will now require a county licence to operate.
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Registered technology startups in Kenya will access tax incentives, patent support, and a new credit guarantee scheme.
Public service interns will receive mandatory monthly stipends and accident insurance under a new structured framework.
Tenders under KSh 20 billion will be exclusively reserved for Kenyan citizens to protect local businesses.
A new regulator will license fertility clinics and regulate surrogacy agreements under proposed rules.
Employees get the right to ignore work communications out of hours under new policy rules.
Counties must establish electronic application systems and decide on business licenses within 28 days.
Court of Appeal judges will increase from thirty to seventy to address case backlogs across Kenya.
Students under eighteen cannot be denied HELB loans solely because of their age.
This Bill proposes repealing the 'idle and disorderly' offence under the Penal Code.
Petitioners must now provide contact details and evidence of prior efforts or active court cases.
Counties must now draft strategic plans and run baseline surveys to guarantee basic economic and social rights.
Public officers face personal fines of up to KSh 500,000 for failing to report on parliamentary resolutions.
Kenya's new bill splits natural resource royalties 60-40 between national and county governments.
A new Bill establishes the National Council for Elderly Persons and criminalizes elder abuse with fines up to KSh 1 million.
Members of Parliament can now choose between a pension or a 31% gratuity payment.
New Board and local committees established to manage the national Equalisation Fund directly.
Public service pensions must be paid within 90 days of becoming payable.
New policy guidelines will regulate patient referrals to hospitals within and outside Kenya.
Annual public service reports must now detail employee age, ethnicity, county of origin, and disability status.