Each county must establish a sports academy, and professional contracts for minors under 17 are banned.
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Every county must establish a sports academy and minor athletes gain new legal safeguards under this Bill.
Unregistered religious organisations face fines of up to KSh 5 million under a new regulatory framework.
Tax amnesty is extended to June 30, 2025, and weekends are excluded from tax objection deadlines.
All buildings and vacant plots in Kenya must be assigned standard numbers under a new national addressing framework.
A new regulatory authority will govern Kenya's horticulture sector, introducing mandatory licensing and export levies.
Websites promoting illegal activities face inaccessibility directives, and unauthorized SIM-card swapping becomes a crime punishable by KSh 200,000 fine.
This Bill repeals the Pyrethrum Act to harmonize all scheduled crop regulations under the Crops Act.
The Cabinet Secretary would set minimum and maximum prices for essential commodities like maize, sugar, and medicines.
Unregistered foreign job recruitment agencies now face fines of up to KSh 10 million.
Unregistered foreign employment agencies face fines up to KSh 10 million under new regulations.
National Treasury seeks to cut government supply by KSh 156.1 billion for the 2024/2025 financial year.
Counties must establish dedicated Library Services Development Committees to build, equip, and manage physical and electronic libraries.
Counties must establish dedicated library directorates to build, equip, and manage public and digital libraries.
Counties face a KSh 20.12 billion funding cut as national revenue estimates drop by KSh 346 billion.
Every Kenyan constituency would get at least one births and deaths registration office under a proposed new law.
County public officers can now transfer between counties while fully retaining their accrued pensions and benefits.
County public officers can now transfer between counties while fully retaining their accrued pension and benefits.
The bill introduces a KSh 10 million fine and 10-year prison terms for vandalizing critical infrastructure.
County governments will take over the licensing and regulation of local hotels, homestays, and tour operators.