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Kenya Judiciary Academy to Become a Corporate Body for Continuing Judicial Training
Hospitals Banned From Detaining Patients and Corpses Over Unpaid Fees
Hospitals can no longer detain patients or corpses over unpaid medical bills.
New national authority to accredit all health facilities and enforce KSh 50 million safety fines.
Air passenger service charge proceeds will now be shared with the Kenya Meteorological Service Authority and Tourism Fund.
A new Privatization Authority will replace the old Commission to oversee public asset sales.
This Bill restructures the Public Service Superannuation Scheme Fund and enforces strict employer monthly remittance timelines.
County governments can now levy charges on energy wayleaves without Cabinet Secretary consent.
Counties will no longer need Cabinet Secretary consent to levy charges on energy infrastructure wayleaves.
State corporations will convert into public limited companies under a new commercial governance framework.
Secondary Sacco societies must now obtain a SASRA license to run central liquidity and shared payment services.
Unpermitted plant imports now carry fines of up to KSh 2 million under new agricultural reforms.
Kenya to establish a digital National Addressing System under a newly created National Addressing Council.
Cabinet Secretary to set capital market shareholding limits via Regulations, removing statutory caps.
Special seats created to guarantee neither gender exceeds two-thirds of Parliament's elected membership.
County governments will receive KSh 415 billion in equitable revenue share for the 2025/2026 financial year.
County governments will receive KSh 415 billion in equitable national revenue share for the 2025/2026 financial year.
New rules task the MSE Authority with branding and promoting Kenyan-made products.
Senior Counsel eligibility expanded for advocates serving in top legislative, judicial, and state legal roles.