The Report on the Affairs of the National

1 PREFACE ...... 4

1.0 INTRODUCTION ...... 5

1.1. Resumption of the House ...... 5

1.2. House Leadership Retreats/Meetings ...... 6

1.3. Administration of Oath...... 7

2.0 PARLIMENTARY PROCEEDINGS & HOUSE BUSINESS ...... 10

2.1 Communications from the Chair ...... 10

2.2. Messages ...... 11

2.3. Public Petitions ...... 11

2.4 Papers Laid ...... 12

2.5 Sessional Papers ...... 12

2.6 Motions ...... 13

2.7 Questions ...... 14

2.9 Bills ...... 16

2.9.1 Introduction...... 16 2.9.2 A general overview on Bills...... 17 2.9.3 Overall status of Bills at the end of the Third Session ...... 19 2.9.4 Key milestones on consideration of Bills ...... 20 2.10 Statutory Instruments/Regulations ...... 25

3.0 STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS ...... 26

4.0 SUMMARY OF APPOINTMENTS APPROVED BY THE HOUSE ...... 28

5.0 DEMISE OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT ...... 31

6.0 PROCEDURAL DEVELOPMENTS AND EMERGING MATTERS ...... 36

7.0 THE TRANSLATION OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY STANDING ORDERS INTO KISWAHILI ...... 38

8.0 INDEPENDENT MEMBERS AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS ...... 40

9.0 BIPARTISANSHIP AND POLITICAL PARTY HIGHLIGHTS ...... 42

10.0 CHAIRPERSON’S PANEL ...... 43

11.0 HOUSE BUSINESS COMMITTEE ...... 44

12. PROCEDURE AND HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE ...... 46

13.0 COMMITTEE ON PARLIAMENTARY POWERS AND PRIVILEGES ...... 47

13.1 MATTERS REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE OF POWERS AND PRIVILEGES ...... 47

14.0 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND COOPERATION ...... 48

15.0 DIGNITARIES AND GUESTS OF THE HOUSE ...... 51

16.0 CITIZENS’ INTERACTIONS WITH THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ...... 54

17.0 REPORTS OF THE KEY DIRECTORATES THAT SUPPORT HOUSE BUSINESS ...... 55

17.1 THE DIRECTORATE OF SPEAKER’S OFFICE ...... 55

17.2 THE DIRECTORATE OF LEGISLATIVE AND PROCEDURAL SERVICES ...... 56

17.3 THE DIRECTORATE OF COMMITTEE SERVICES ...... 56

17.4 THE DIRECTORATE OF LEGAL SERVICES ...... 58

17.5 THE HANSARD DEPARTMENT ...... 59

17.6 PARLIAMETARY BUDGET OFFICE ...... 59

17.6.1 SUMMARY OF BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR 2019 ...... 62 17.7 THE SERJEANT-AT-ARMS DEPARTMENT ...... 63

1 PREFACE

This Report details the business transacted by the National Assembly during the Third Session of the Twelfth Parliament, covering the period between February 2019 and February 2020. This includes the consideration and passage of Bills, Motions, Petitions, Questions, among others. The areas through which significant impact was made by the National Assembly in the Third Session include passage of Bills; adoption of Motions aimed at, among other things, addressing procedural questions, seeking resolutions on various issues; consideration of Petitions from the public on various issues of concern; adoption of Reports; vetting of nominees to state and public offices with the aim of ensuring sound leadership in the management and running of public affairs; and the adoption of national policies emanating from the Executive such as Sessional Papers, Statutory Instruments.

The House was also involved in analysis and passage of the national budget, and the ratification of agreements, conventions, treaties and protocols made between the National Government and other States/Governments/International Organizations. Notably, and in keeping with the constitutional requirements, the House continued to engage the public in the affairs of National Assembly through a variety of avenues.

It is observed that, being around the mid-term period of the 12th Parliament, most Members had settled into their legislative duties with active participation. There was an increase in the number of Members requesting to introduce legislative proposals in the House and the number of motions, questions and petitions also on the rise. Instructively, there has been increased vigour in the debates of the House with some Members creating a niche in their areas of specialization through floor debates.

It is my hope that the content and information in this Report shall provide Members of Parliament, Parliamentary Staff, various stakeholders and the general public with critical information on the workings and business of the National Assembly.

I wish to take this opportunity to appreciate all officers for their team spirit and dedication during the Third Session of the 12th Parliament.

I wish you all a fruitful remainder of the Fourth Session.

MICHAEL R. SIALAI, EBS CLERK OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY August 2020

1.0 INTRODUCTION

The National Assembly resumed its sittings on Tuesday, 12th February, 2019 after the 2018 December recess. The National Assembly considered and approved its Calendar of Regular Sessions with 132 sitting days anticipated while introducing periods of short recess to give Members of Parliament some time to visit their constituencies. By the end of the Third Session, the National Assembly had held a total of one hundred and eighteen (118) sittings including special sittings and one (1) Joint Sitting of Parliament.

Members of Parliament attending a sitting

1.1. Resumption of the House The Calendar of the House for the year 2019 was passed in February 13, 2019. However, due to various reasons that arose during the period under review, the Calendar of the House was altered three (3) times within the year. Below are the dates and reasons for amendments to the approved Calendar:

Date Calendar Alteration Reason Altered March 26, 2019 Short recess pushed forward to a) To allow for consideration of a begin on Friday, 5/4/2019 and nominee for the office of end on Monday, 22/4/2019 Inspector-General of Police within statutory timelines; b) To allow for the State of the Nation Address by H.E. the President (Joint Sitting of Parliament)

July 04, 2019 Short recess extended by one To allow Members to deal with week to end on Monday, their NG-CDF Committees’ 22/7/2019 project proposals within the set deadlines Oct. 30, 2019 Thursday afternoon sitting of To allow for the House to 31/10/2019 not held participate in the inaugural Parliamentary Forum on Committees

There was an attempt to alter the Calendar a fourth time in November 2019 to allow for the use of the National Assembly Chamber by Members of Parliament from other countries during the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) that was being held in Nairobi. However, this motion was not approved by the House, and sittings continued as usual.

1.2. House Leadership Retreats/Meetings At the beginning of each Session, the Leadership of the National Assembly retreats to undertake a review of the activities of the previous Session and lay the framework for the upcoming Session. The retreat is attended by Members of the House Business Committee, the Parliamentary Service Commission, the Presidium of the House, Leaders of the Majority and Minority Parties and other Political Party Leaderships in the House, as well as Chairpersons of Committees.

During the Third Session, a two-day Retreat for the Leadership of the House under the theme: “Consolidating Synergy and Safeguarding the Gains” was held between 25th and 28th April, 2019 at the Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort and Spa Hotel in Mombasa. The resolutions of the House leadership at that retreat are attached as Annex 1.

Members of Parliament in attendance pose for a photo at the Second Leadership retreat held at Sarova Whitesands in Mombasa

1.3. Administration of Oath

Hon. Julius Mawathe and Hon. David Ochieng take oath of office

Article 74 of the Constitution requires that before assuming office, State Officers shall take and subscribe the oath or affirmation of office in the manner and form prescribed by the Third Schedule of the Constitution or under an Act of Parliament. Consequently, four (4) Members of Parliament who came into office during the period were sworn-in in accordance with the law.

The swearing-in of the three (3) Members was as a result of by-elections occasioned by the nullification of elections results of the then sitting Members. On the other hand, the by- election of the fourth Member was as a result of the demise of the then sitting Member of Parliament. The oath of office was administered to the following Members – Member Constituency Description 1. The Hon. Julius M. Mawathe, MP Embakasi South Re-elected on April 05, 2019 after election nullification  Sworn-in on 23rd April 2019 2. The Hon. Ahmed Kolosh Wajir West Re-elected on 25th April 2019 after election Mohamed, MP nullification  Sworn-in on 2nd May 2019 3. The Hon. David Ouma Ochieng, Ugenya Elected on April 05, 2019 after nullification of MP election of the sitting Member  Sworn-in on 23rd April 2019 4. The Hon. Bernard Otieno Okoth, Kibra Elected 7th November 2019 after the demise of MP sitting Member  Sworn-in on 19th November, 2019

The details of the above considerations are captured below:

Member of Parliament Details of Administration of Oath The Hon. Julius Musili The Court of Appeal had in July 2018, nullified Hon. Mawathe, MP Mawathe’s election on grounds that the election was not Member for Embakasi South free and fair. In the by-election held on 5th April 2019, Hon. Constituency Mawathe retained his seat and was subsequently sworn-in on 23rd April 2019. The Hon. David Ouma In March 2018, the elected Member, Hon. Karan lost his Ochieng, MP seat following a successful petition at the High Court in Member for Ugenya Kisumu by Hon. David Ochieng. In the by-election held Constituency on 5th April 2019, Hon. Ochieng won the seat and was subsequently sworn-in on 23rd April 2019. The Hon. Ahmed Kolosh In March 2018, the High Court nullified the election of Mohamed, MP Hon. Kolosh. In the by-election held on 25th April 2019, Member for Wajir West Hon. Kolosh retained the seat and was subsequently Constituency sworn-in on 2nd May 2019.

The Hon. Bernard Otieno On 26th July 2019, Hon. Kenneth Okoth passed on after a Okoth, MP long illness. During the by-election held on 7th November

Member for Kibra Constituency 2019, Hon. Bernard ‘Imran’ Otieno Okoth was elected and subsequently sworn-in on 19th November 2019.

2.0 PARLIMENTARY PROCEEDINGS & HOUSE BUSINESS

2.1 Communications from the Chair

The Speaker continued to guide the House on various matters through Communications from the Chair pursuant to Standing Order 40. During the Third Session, a total of seventy-three (73) Communications from the Chair were issued. The Communications included issuance of considered rulings on matters arising on the floor of the House as well as guidance on various procedural matters. The Communications included the following among several others – 1. Business that lapsed at the end of the Second Session and Training on Paperless Solution. 2. Guidance on the Appropriate Dress Code in the Chamber and in Committees. 3. Guidance on the Admissibility of the Recommendations of the Report of the Public Accounts Committee on its examination of the Report of the Auditor General on the Financial Statements for the IEBC for the year ended 30th June, 2017. 4. Mandate of Audit Committees Vis-à-vis that of Departmental Committees and the place of progress reports in Inquiry Processes. 5. Consideration of Special Motion on the Mandate of the National Assembly within the Bicameral Set up of Parliament. 6. Variance in the Report of the Mediation Committee on the Mediated Version of the Division of Revenue (No.2) Bill, 2019 Tabled in both Houses of Parliament.

7. Reconsideration of a House Resolution by Committee on Implementation- complaint by one Ms. Patel Bina on the Sugar Report. 8. The Resolutions of County Assemblies on the draft Punguza Mizigo (Constitution Amendment) Bill, 2019. See Annex 2 for a list of Communication from the Chair during the Third Session.

2.2. Messages a) From the President During the Third Session, the House received and considered seventeen (17) Messages from the President. The Messages were mainly relating to reservations on Bills passed and on appointment of persons to various state and public offices. The House also received and considered two (2) Messages from the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury regarding stoppage of transfer of funds to County Governments and on nomination of persons to serve on the Board of the National Government Constituencies Development Fund. See Annex 3 for a list of all Messages received from the Presidency and National Executive.

b) To and from the Senate During the period under review, the House received twenty-two (22) Messages from the Senate and sent nineteen (19) Messages to the Senate. These Messages were mainly related to Bills that required consideration and decision by both Houses. The only Message from the Senate not relating to a Bill was with regard to the appointment of the Inspector-General of Police, an action requiring the involvement of both Houses. See Annex 4 for a list of all Messages received from and sent to the Senate.

2.3. Public Petitions Article 119 of the Constitution accords every person a right to petition Parliament on any matter within its authority including seeking the enactment, amendment or repealing of legislation. There are two types of public petitions permissible in the National Assembly –

(i) Ordinary Petition under Article 37 or Article 119 of the Constitution: This is a written prayer to the House under Articles 37 or 119 of the Constitution by a member of the public requesting the House to consider any matter within its authority, as contemplated in Article 94 and Article 95 of the Constitution. This may include a prayer for the House to enact, amend or repeal any legislation.

(ii) Petition for the removal of a member of a Constitutional Commission or holder of an Independent Office pursuant to the provisions of Article 251 of the Constitution

Petitions under Article 251 of the Constitution seek for the removal of persons from office of member of a commission or holder of an independent office. Under Article 251(1) of the Constitution, such a petition ought to indicate the alleged grounds which the member of the commission or holder of an independent office is in breach of and may contain affidavits or other documents annexed to it. Every public petition for removal of a Member of a Constitutional Commission or holder of an independent office established under Chapter 15 of the Constitution stands committed to the relevant Departmental Committee. The Departmental Committee investigates the matter and reports to the House within fourteen days of committal (Standing Order 230) on whether the petition discloses ground for removal under Article 251(a) of the Constitution.

During the period under review, seventy-one (71) Petitions were presented and referred to the relevant Departmental Committees for consideration. Out of the seventy-one Petitions, a total of twenty four (24) Petitions were conveyed by the Speaker in accordance with Standing Order 225(2) (b). Thirty-one Petitions were concluded and reports submitted to the petitioners and relevant agencies for their action. A list of these petitions can be found under Annex 5.

2.4 Papers Laid During the period under review, a total of one thousand one hundred and seventy two (1,172) Papers were laid before the House. The Papers include Audit and Annual reports from Government Institutions submitted to the House in accordance with Article 229(8) of the Constitution, Sessional Papers, Annual Reports and Constituency Development Fund Reports.

In summary, the Papers were as follows- (a) Nine hundred and forty-two (942) reports from the Auditor-General on the financial statements of various institutions, including Constituencies Development Funds (Annex 6); (b) Two hundred and four (204) reports of Committees and various delegations (Annex 7); (c) Twenty six (26) annual reports from several institutions (Annex 8).

2.5 Sessional Papers Sessional Papers, which are precursors to substantive legislation, are prepared by Government Ministries and Departments outlining policy options and courses of action on particular thematic areas. Sessional Papers usually require the approval of the House before their implementation. In 2019, the following Sessional Papers were received -

(i) Sessional Paper No. 1 of 2019 on a Policy Framework for Reforming Education, Training and Research for Sustainable Development [concluded by the House in September 2019]; (ii) Sessional Paper No. 2 of 2019 on the National Policy on Gender and Development [awaiting consideration]; and (iii) Sessional Paper No. 3 of 2019 on the National Policy for the Eradication of Female Genital Mutilation [awaiting consideration].

2.6 Motions During the period under review, a total of 174 Motions were introduced in the National Assembly. By December 05, 2019, a total of 145 Motions had been considered and concluded, 27 were awaiting consideration while 1 motion was not considered following the guidance of the Speaker to the House. Out of the 145 concluded Motions, 139 were approved, while 6 were negatived/lost.

As a practice, at the end of each Session, all Motions pending consideration by the House lapsed. To be re-considered by the House, sponsors of those Motions have to file Notices of Motions afresh at the beginning of the subsequent new session. The Office of the Clerk transmitted all Motions adopted by the House to the Executive and other relevant institutions for action and implementation.

Motions for Adjournment of the House to Discuss Matters of Urgent National Importance Pursuant to Standing Order 33, Members seek leave of the House to adjourn debate on scheduled business so as to discuss definite matters of urgent national importance. Such leave is preceded by approval by the Speaker based on the admissibility of the motions as submitted by Members.

During the period under review, a total of seven (7) Motions seeking to adjourn scheduled business of the House to discuss urgent matters of national importance were approved and debated. These were – 1) On 6th March 2019, the House adjourned debate to discuss an industrial strike by the Kenya Aviation Workers Union, through a Motion moved by the Member for Mumias East (Hon. Benjamin Washiali). 2) On 19th March 2019, the House adjourned debate to discuss the drought that was affecting the nation, through a Motion moved by the Member for Ndhiwa (Hon. Martin Owino).

3) On 30th July 2019, the House adjourned debate to discuss rising cases of cattle rustling in the country, through a Motion moved by the Member for Turkana East (Hon. Mohammed Lokiru). 4) On 6th August 2019, the House adjourned debate to discuss the Government directive requiring transportation of all containerized cargo and local import destined for Nairobi and the hinterland via the Standard Gauge Railway, through a Motion moved by the Member for Mvita (Hon. Abdullswamad Sharrif Nassir). 5) On 2nd October 2019, the House adjourned debate to discuss the car tragedy that had occurred at the Likoni Ferry, through a Motion moved by the Member for Likoni (Hon. Mishi Mboko). 6) On 15th October 2019, the House adjourned debate to discuss and congratulate national heroes who had achieved significant milestones in the sporting world, through a Motion moved by the Member for Nandi Hills (Hon. Alfred Keter). 7) On 5th December 2019, the House adjourned debate to discuss floods that were ravaging the country, through a Motion moved by the Member for Muhoroni (Hon. James K’Oyoo).

2.7 Questions During the year under review, a total of 679 Questions were processed in the House. The table below illustrates the status of questions during the Session – Item Number Percentage Submitted (%) 1. Ordinary Questions 532 78.35 2. Questions by Private Notice 45 6.63 3. Supplementary Questions 2 0.29 4. Questions for Written Reply 15 2.21 5. Questions Dropped (7) (0.88) 6. Questions Deferred (37) (5.45) 7. Other Questions under processing for 85 12.52 Members as on 05/12/2019) Total 679 100.00

The number of Questions directed to Government Ministries for reply were as follows –

S/No Ministry No. of Percentage . Questions (%) 1. Lands & Physical Planning 50 8.33 2. Interior & Co-ordination of National 112 18.67 Government 3. Water & Sanitation 11 1.83 4. Labour & Social Protection 29 4.83 5. Petroleum & Mining 4 0.67

6. Health 20 3.33 7. Environment & Forestry 9 1.50 8. Education 83 13.83 9. Defence 1 0.17 10. Industry, Trade & Co-operatives 20 3.33 11. Transport, Infrastructure, Housing, 85 14.17 Urban Development & Public Works 12. Public Service, Youth and Gender 92 15.33 13. The National Treasury & Planning 18 3.00 14. Sports, Culture & Heritage 4 0.67 15. Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries & 27 4.50 Irrigation 16. Energy 19 3.17 17. Tourism & Wildlife 6 1.00 18. Foreign Affairs 3 0.50 19. Information, Communication & 6 1.00 Technology 20. Devolution & ASALs 1 0.17 Total 600 100.00

Questions for Written Reply A total of fifteen (15) questions were submitted for Written Reply by Commissions, Independent Offices and other Institutions between February 12, 2019 and December 05, 2019. Out of these, fourteen (14) were asked and transmitted to the relevant Institutions, whereas one (1) was dropped.

Institution No. of Questions Percentages Submitted (%) 1. The Teachers Service Commission 7 38.88 2. The State Law Office & 1 5.56 Department of Justice 3. The Salaries & Remuneration 1 5.56 Commission 4. The Parliamentary Service 1 5.56 Commission 5. The Directorate of Public Prosecution 4 22.22 6. The National Police Service 1 (dropped) 5.56 Commission 7. Questions under processing as at (3) 16.66 05/12/2019 Total 18 100.00

2.8 Legislative Proposals Pursuant to Standing Order 114, before a Committee or an individual Member’s Bill is published, the instructions or idea of the Committee or the Member are carefully considered by the legal team and formulated into a draft Bill (White Paper). This draft Bill is called a Legislative Proposal. The Legislative Proposal is then subjected to a process called Pre- publication Scrutiny, whereby the Parliamentary Budget Office and the Budget and Appropriations Committee determine the money-bill aspects of the proposal and whether it should proceed, given the budgetary implications of the proposal, if any. Thereafter, as part of the Pre-publication Scrutiny process, the proposal is considered by the relevant Departmental Committee which focuses on the objectives and sectoral aspects of the proposal. Later, depending on the outcome of the Pre-publication Scrutiny, the proposal may be published into a Bill (green paper), stayed awaiting future budget adjustments, or abandoned altogether. Bills originating from the Executive are exempted from Pre-publication Scrutiny and are normally published in the name of the Leader of the Majority Party, or Chairperson of the relevant Committee.

During the Third Session, a total of 120 legislative proposals were introduced, 81 of which were published. Majority of the published proposals originated from the Executive. The legislative proposals tracker, attached as Annex 9, provides the status of the legislative proposals for the Third Session.

2.9 Bills

2.9.1 Introduction One of the inalienable powers bestowed on Parliament under the Constitution is the power to legislate. Article 94(5) of the Constitution provides that –

“94 (5) No person, other than Parliament, has the power to make provisions having the force of law in Kenya except under the authority conferred by this Constitution or by legislation.”

Further, Article 95 provides for the legislative authority of the National Assembly. Article 95 (3) states – “95. Role of the National Assembly (3) The National Assembly enacts legislation in accordance with Part 4 of {Chapter Eight of the Constitution}”

Considering that Parliament of Kenya is bicameral, legislative authority of the respective Houses of Parliament is exercised in accordance with the Constitution, which provides for exclusive and shared legislative jurisdiction for the National Assembly and the Senate. Hence, in cases where legislation relates to the two levels of government, Parliament has proceeded

with its consideration in a consensual and bicameral manner as provided for in the Constitution.

2.9.2 A general overview on Bills During the Third Session, a total of one hundred and forty-five (145) Bills were processed at various stages in the National Assembly. Noticeably, this number is more than twice the number of Bills that were before the House in the Second Session (65). Of the total number of Bills, one hundred and one (101) originated in the National Assembly, accounting for 70% of all Bills while forty-four (44) originated in the Senate, accounting for 30% of the total number.

Looking at the period of introduction, one hundred and seven (107) Bills were new Bills introduced in the course of the Third Session (2019) whereas thirty eight (38) Bills were carried over from the Second Session (2018). The chart below presents an overview of the status of Bills as at the end of the Third Session –

Carried from 2nd Session

Introduced in 3rd Session

Passed and assented to

Passed and referred to the Senate Awaiting CoWH

At Second Reading

Lost at Second Reading

Withdrawn

Lapsed

At mediation stage

Lost at mediation stage

Senate Bills passed and assented Senate Bills passed and returned Senate Bills at mediation

Senate Bills awaiting CoWH

Senate Bills awaiting 2nd Reading Senate Bills under Art. 114 review Senate Bills decalared unconstitutional

Chart 1: General representation of status of Bills at the end of 3rd Session

Chart 2: Proportion of National Assembly to Senate Bills

Distribution of Bills in the Third Session based on sponsorship (origination) was as follows:

(i) The Leader of the Majority Party - 31 Bills;

(ii) Select Committees - 17 Bills;

(iii) Parliamentary Parties - 2 Bills;

(iv) Private Members - 52 Bills; and

(v) The Senate - 44 Bills.

Chart 3: Proportion of Bills based on origination

2.9.3 Overall status of Bills at the end of the Third Session The status of Bills in the National Assembly as at the end of the Third Session was as follows – a) National Assembly Bills (i) Passed and assented to - 26 Bills; (ii) In Mediation - 2 Bills; (iii) Lost at Mediation - 1 Bill; (iv) Passed and referred to the Senate - 7 Bills; (v) Awaiting Committee Stage - 8 Bills; (vi) Lost at Second Reading - 2 Bills; (vii) Awaiting Second Reading - 50 Bills; and (viii) Withdrawn - 2 Bills. b) Senate Bills (i) Passed and assented to - 3 Bills; (ii) In Mediation - 2 Bills; (iii) Passed and returned to the Senate - 3 Bills; (iv) Awaiting Committee Stage - 3 Bills; (v) Awaiting Second Reading - 9 Bills; (vi) Declined on constitutional grounds - 1 Bill; and (vii) Under Article 114 review by PBO - 8 Bills.

Status of Bills per-House 60 50 50 40 30 20 26 10 3 7 3 1 0 2 2 8 3 3 0 9 2 0 0 1 0 8 0

Series1 Senate

Chart 4: Status of Bills per House

2.9.4 Key milestones on consideration of Bills a. Private Member Bills in the Third Session As shown in Chart 2: Proportion of Bills based on origination, there was an exponential rise in the number of Bills sponsored by individual Members in the Third Session. The number of private-Member sponsored Bills rose sharply from two (2) in the Second Session to fifty-two (52) in the Third Session.

This tremendous rise is attributed to an unprecedented Motion that was introduced in the House by the Leader of the Majority Party (Hon. Aden Duale) on 21st February 2019. The motion sought to unlock delayed pre-publication scrutiny of Members’ legislative proposals by Departmental Committees in terms of Standing Order 114. The Leader of the Majority Party was moved by concerns raised by Members in the House on various occasions claiming that some Departmental Committees were obstructing their legislative function by over- stretching pre-publication scrutiny of legislative proposals beyond the statutory twenty-one days provided for in Standing Order 114, especially where the proposals had no budgetary implications.

Consequent to that concern, the Leader of the Majority Party, through the Motion, sought a resolution of the House to order that thirty (30) legislative proposals whose pre-publication scrutiny by various Departmental Committees had stretched beyond 21 days since committal be published into Bills in accordance with Standing Order 120.1 The motion was carried setting in motion the publication of many private-Member Bills immediately thereafter. This unprecedented procedural development explains the sudden rise in the number of individual Members Bills in the Third Session. b. Bicameral legislative relations Parliamentary practice and procedures keep evolving as scenarios arise, requiring that life be breathed into existing constitutional, statutory and procedural provisions on certain practices with a view to suggesting ingenious ways of easing facilitation of legislative business. One of the areas that called for urgent thought was dealing with challenges that have characterised relations on Bills requiring bicameral consideration. In particular, the lack of or inadequate structures for bicameral consultations on origination and consideration of Bills was a major challenge. As seen previously and through a review of the Hansard of both Houses, relations between the Houses have been frosty at times, culminating in substantive motions in either

1 See Hansard Report for 21.2.2019, 26.2.2019 and 26.2.2019 for the Notice, debate and vote on the Motion. Item 20 in the Motion Tracker also provides a summary of introduction and consideration of the Motion.

House to that effect. Better modes of bicameral engagement and relations continue to be explored to enhance coordination and cooperation between the two Houses of Parliament. c. Review of Senate Bills in accordance with Article 114 of the Constitution

Article 93 of the Constitution requires the Houses of Parliament to exercise their mandate in accordance with the Constitution. Accordingly, whereas the Houses of Parliament at times exercise shared legislative power when legislating on various items as specified in the Fourth Schedule to the Constitution, the Senate ought to execute its part of that power within the limits imposed under Article 109 of the Constitution. In particular, Article 109(5) exclusively confers to the National Assembly the power to legislate on ‘Money Bills,’ by providing that – “109 (5) A Bill may be introduced by any member or committee of the relevant House of Parliament, but a money Bill may be introduced only in the National Assembly in accordance with Article 114.” The meaning and scope of a ‘Money Bill’ is defined in Article 114 (3) of the Constitution as follows – “114 (3) In this Constitution, “a money Bill” means a Bill, other than a Bill specified in Article 218, that contains provisions dealing with— (a) taxes;

(b) the imposition of charges on a public fund or the variation or repeal of any of those charges; (c) the appropriation, receipt, custody, investment or issue of public money; (d) the raising or guaranteeing of any loan or its repayment; or (e) matters incidental to any of those matters. In this regard, every Bill received by the National Assembly is, upon being read a First Time in the House, referred to the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) to determine whether or not it falls under the meaning of a ‘Money Bill’. The role of the PBO, and subsequently the Budget and Appropriations Committee (BAC) is to make a finding as to whether or not the said Bill falls within the meaning of Article 114(3) on ‘Money Bill’. In the event that the determination by the BAC is in the affirmative, the Senate Bill cannot be considered unless it is re-published as a National Assembly Bill.

By December 2019, the following Senate Bills were under review in either the PBO or BAC:

1. The County Boundaries Bill (Sen. No. 6 of 2017) 2. The Food Security Bill (Sen. Bill No. 12 of 2017) 3. The Office of the County Printer Bill (Sen. Bill No. 7 of 2018) 4. The Disaster Risk Management Bill (Sen. Bill No. 8 of 2018) 5. The Public Participation Bill (Sen. Bill No.4 of 2018) 6. The Treaty Making and Ratification (Amendment) Bill (Sen. Bill No. 23 of 2018) 7. The Prevention of Terrorism (Amendment) Bill (Sen. Bill No. 20 of 2018) 8. The Local Content Bill (Sen. Bill No. 10 of 2018) 9. The Mental Health (Amendment) Bill (Sen. 32 of 2018) 10. The Personal Data Protection Bill (Sen. Bill No. 16 of 2018) 11. The County Oversight and Accountability Bill (Sen. Bill No. 28 of 2018) 12. The Natural Resources (Benefit Sharing) Bill (Senate Bill No. 31 of 2018) 13. The Commission of Administrative Justice (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bill No. 6 of 2019)

Overall, it is observed that the Third Session saw an increased activity in legislation. This is highlighted below –

1. Status of Bills as at the end of 2019: a) 26 Bills were passed by the House and assented to by H.E. the President; b) 20 Bills were sponsored by the Leader of the Majority Party; c) 10 Bills were sponsored by Committees; and d) 34 Bills were received from the Senate.

2. There was an increase in the number of individual Members’ Bills totalling fifty two (52), compared to the previous sessions. Notably, only one of the Private Members’ Bills, the Law of Contract Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 1 of 2019) by the Member for Juja (Hon. Francis Waititu) was concluded by the end of the Session. 3. The passage of the Division of Revenue Bill, 2019 was faced with challenges following disagreement between the Houses of Parliament. Two Mediation Committees were formed to resolve the stalemate with the Bill eventually being passed by both Houses in September 2019 thereby unlocking funding for the Counties. 4. Despite these hiccups, the National Assembly and its Committees were able to consider and pass several crucial Bills such as the Appropriation Bill & other budget-related Bills, the Petroleum Bill, the Energy Bill, the Data Protection Bill, the Statistics (Amendment) Bill, the Kenya Coast Guard Service Bill, the Kenya Accreditation Service Bill, the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (Amendment) Bill, the Parliamentary Service Bill, and the Health Laws (Amendment) Bill, among others. 5. By the end of the year, 3 Bills were in Mediation: the County Governments (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bill No. 11 of 2017), the County Governments (Amendment)(No.2) Bill (Senate Bill No. 7 of 2017) and the Public Private Partnerships (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 52 of 2017). 6. During the year, H.E. the President, in exercise of powers under Article 115 (1)(b) of the Constitution, by way of memoranda, referred the following five (5) Bills back to the National Assembly for reconsideration– (a) The Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 21 of 2019): regarding provisions relating to the Merchant Shipping Act, No.4 of 2009 which sought to limit ownership of a shipping line. The President sought to ensure that the limitations would not apply to a shipping line owned or controlled by the Government of Kenya, in this instance, the Kenya National Shipping Line (KNSL); (b) The Finance Bill, 2019: the President proposed the deletion of provisions relating to capping of interest rates chargeable on loans; (c) The Parliamentary Service Bill, 2018: reservations were made regarding the role of the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC); (d) The Health Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2018: reservations were made on five (5) of the thirteen (13) statutes relating to the health sector that had been amended; and (e) The Insurance (Amendment) Bill, 2018: changes were recommended to some insurance-related terms, management of premiums and operations in the sector.

□ All the above Bills were eventually passed a second time in a manner that fully accommodated the President’s reservations and were subsequently assented to.

7. During the Third Session of the Twelfth Parliament, His Excellency the President assented to twenty-seven (27) Bills. These are –

A. Originating from the National Assembly 1. The Irrigation Act, 2019; 2. The County Governments Retirement Scheme Act, 2019; 3. The Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act, 2019; 4. The Supplementary Appropriation Act, 2019; 5. The Appropriation Act, 2019; 6. The Energy Act, 2019; 7. The Petroleum Act, 2019; 8. The Physical and Land Use Planning Act, 2019; 9. The Data Protection Act, 2019; 10. The Finance Act, 2019; 11. The Parliamentary Service Act, 2019; 12. The Copyright (Amendment)Act, 2019; 13. The Kenya Accreditation Service Act, 2019; 14. The Statistics (Amendment) Act, 2019; 15. The Health (Amendment) Laws Act, 2019; 16. The Division of Revenue Act, 2019; 17. The Land Value (Amendment) Act, 2019; 18. The National Cohesion and Integration Act, 2019; 19. The Sports (Amendment) Act, 2019; 20. The Insurance (Amendment) Act, 2019; 21. The Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Act, 2019; 22. The Nuclear Regulatory Act, 2019; and 23. The Kenya Roads Board (Amendment) Act 2019.

B. Originating from the Senate 24. The Warehouse Receipt System Act, 2017; 25. The Urban Areas and Cities (Amendment) Act, 2019; 26. The County Allocation of Revenue Act, 2019; and 27. The Assumption of the Office of the County Governor Act, 2019.

2.10 Statutory Instruments/Regulations During the Third Session, the National Assembly received ninety nine (99) Statutory Instruments comprising seventy nine (75) published instruments and twenty two (22) draft instruments. Of the 75 published regulations, 36 were approved by the House while 39 regulations were annulled either partially or entirely. Remarkably, there was a new occurrence in that, the House was required to debate and approve two sets of regulations, as specified in the relevant laws. These were the Value Added Tax (Amendment) Regulations, 2019 under the Value Added Tax Act, and the Public Finance Management (National Government)(Amendment) Regulations, 2019 on review of the National Government’s debt ceiling, pursuant to the Public Finance Management Act, 2012. This was an emerging practice in law as approvals of the statutory instruments in the past have been done solely in the Committee on Delegated Legislation per the Statutory Instruments Act. It is also worth noting that the Public Finance Management (National Government) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019, were sent to the Senate for consideration. This was continues to be an emerging procedural development as such dual consideration of Statutory Instruments had not been witnessed before.

3.0 STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS

His Excellency, Uhuru Kenyatta, C.G.H. President and Commander in Chief of the Defence Forces delivers the State of the Nation Address on the 4th April, 2019.

Article 132 of the Constitution requires the President to address a Special Sitting of Parliament at least once every year, and- a) to report, in an Address to the Nation, on all the Measures Taken and the Progress Achieved in the Realization of the National Values referred to in Article 10 of the Constitution; b) to publish in the Gazette the details of the measures and progress achieved in the realization of these national values; and c) to submit a report for debate to the National Assembly on the progress made in fulfilling the International Obligations of the Republic. Further, Article 240(7) of the Constitution requires the National Security Council, headed by H.E. the President, to report annually to Parliament on the state of the security of Kenya. As such, the President also submits this report on the same day as those mentioned under Article 132 of the Constitution.

During the Third Session, the House held one (1) Joint Sitting addressed by H.E. the President on 4th April, 2019 in keeping with the provisions of Article 132(1)(b) & (c) of the Constitution. The President also submitted the following three (3) reports: a) Report on all the Measures Taken and the Progress Achieved in the Realization of the National Values referred to in Article 10 of the Constitution; b) Report on the Progress made in fulfilling the International Obligations of the Republic; and c) Report on the Nation’s Security, in accordance with Article 240(7) of the Constitution.

4.0 SUMMARY OF APPOINTMENTS APPROVED BY THE HOUSE During the period under review, the House considered the following Motions on approval of persons for appointment to constitutional Commissions, Embassies and High Commissions, Boards and Committees:- 1. Nominees for Appointment as Chairperson and Members to the National Police Service Commission - (i) Mr. Eliud Ndung'u Kinuthia - Chairperson; (ii) Ms. Lilian Mutio Kiamba - Member; (iii) Mr. Eusebius Karuti Laibuta - Member; (iv) Mr. Naphtaly Kipchirchir Rono - Member; (v) Dr. Alice Atieno Otwala - Member; and, (vi) Mr. John Tentemo Ole Moyaki - Member.

Mr. Eliud Ndung'u Kinuthia takes oath of office as the Chairperson of the National Police Service Commission

2. Appointment of members to the National Government Constituencies Development Board; 3. The approval of nominees for appointment to ten (10) National Government Constituencies Development Fund Committees, namely Embakasi South, Jomvu, Ndhiwa,

Nyando, Mandera East, Embakasi Central, Ugenya, Baringo South and North Imenti Constituencies; 4. Appointment of the following persons as High Commissioners and Ambassadors – (i) Mr. Kariuki Mugwe for appointment as an Ambassador to Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; (ii) Mr. Peter Katana Angore for appointment as an Ambassador to Algiers, Algeria; (iii) Mr. Michael Mubea for appointment as an Ambassador to Dublin, Ireland; (iv) Ms. Flora Karugu for appointment as High Commissioner to Lusaka, Zambia; (v) Ms. Diana Kiambuthi for appointment as an Ambassador to Stockholm, Sweden; (vi) Ms. Njambi Kinyungu for appointment as an Ambassador to UN- Habitat; (vii) Ms. Mwende Mwinzi for appointment as an Ambassador to Seoul, South Korea (conditional approval); (viii) Amb. Purity Wakiuru Muhindi for appointment as an Ambassador to Dakar, Senegal; (ix) Amb. Eliphas Mugendi Barine for appointment as a High Commissioner to Accra, Ghana; (x) Ms. Halima Abdille Mohamud for appointment as an Ambassador to Kuwait City, Kuwait; (xi) Amb. Andrew Maina Kihurani for appointment as an Ambassador to Bern, Switzerland; (xii) Amb. Jackline Lumumba Yonga for appointment as an Ambassador to Rome, Italy; and (xiii) Amb. Lemarron Kaanto for appointment as an Ambassador to Berlin, Germany. 5. Appointment to the positions of Chairperson and Members of the National Land Commission (NLC) – (a) Mr. Gershom Otachi Bw’Omanwa - Chairperson; (b) Hon. Esther Murugi Mathenge - Member; (c) Prof. James K. Tuitoek, PhD - Member; (d) Ms. Gertrude Nduku Nguku - Member; (e) Mr. Reginald Okumu - Member; (f) Hon. Samwel Kazungu Kambi - Member; (g) Ms. Hussein Al-Haji - Member;

(h) Mr. Alister Murimi Mutugi - Member; and (i) Hon. Tiyah Galgalo Ali - Member. 6. Appointment the following persons as Chairperson and Members of the National Cohesion & Integration Commission -

(a) Rev. (Dr.) Samuel Kobia - Chairperson; (b) Mr. Samuel E. Kona - Member; (c) Hon. (Eng) Philip O. Okundi - Member; (d) Ms. Peris W. Nyutu - Member; (e) Hon. Abdulaziz Ali Farah - Member; (f) Dr. Danvas O. Makori - Member; (g) Ms. Fatuma S. Tabwara - Member; and (h) Hon. Dorcas L. Kedogo - Member.

5.0 DEMISE OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT During the period under review, the following sitting and former Members of Parliament of the National Assembly passed on: 1. On 11th June 2019, the passing on of the Late Hon. Oduya Oprong, former Member for Amagoro Constituency was communicated to the House by the Member for Teso North (Hon. Oku Kaunya).

The Late Hon Odunya Oprong

2. On 26th July 2019, the Member for Kibra Constituency, the Hon. Kenneth Okoth, MP passed on while undergoing treatment at the Nairobi Hospital. The late Hon. Okoth made his debut in national politics in March 2013 when he vied for and successfully clinched the Kibra Constituency seat. He was serving his second term at the time of his death.

The Late Hon Kenneth Okoth

3. On 29th July 2019, former Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly and Member for Sotik Constituency, the Hon. (Dr.) Joyce Laboso, EGH, passed on while

undergoing treatment at the Nairobi Hospital. The late Dr. Laboso joined Parliament in September 2008, following the passing on of the then Member for Sotik, Hon. Lorna Laboso. Her parliamentary career was decorated with historical milestones. The late Hon. Laboso made history by becoming the first woman Deputy Speaker of a House of Parliament of Kenya, as well as the first to hold such a position in the National Assembly under the new Constitution. She was elected in August 2017 as the Governor for Bomet County, making history as one of the three female Governors in the male-dominated elective position.

The Late Hon. Joyce Laboso

DEMISE OF FORMER PRESIDENT DANIEL TOROITICH ARAP MOI On 10th February, 2020, before the commencement of the Fourth Session, the House convened a Special Sitting necessitated by the passing on of the second President of the Republic of Kenya, His Excellency Daniel Toroitich arap Moi. The Hon. Speaker informed the House that His Excellency Daniel Toroitich arap Moi had passed on, on Tuesday, 4th February 2020 while undergoing treatment at the Nairobi Hospital. The late retired President joined elective politics on 16th October 1955 when he was elected as a Member of the Legislative Council (LegCo) succeeding Hon. John ole Tameno. This was following the first election under the then Constitution (the Lyttleton Constitution), which introduced elected representation for Africans in the Legco. During his tenure in the Legco, he also served as the Parliamentary Secretary for Education, the equivalent of an Assistant Minister at the time. The late retired President Moi was part of the Kenya delegation to the Lancaster House Conference in London, which drew up the country's first post-independent

Constitution, and was also a founding member of the Kenya African Democratic Union (KADU) party.

The Late President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi

After Kenya’s independence in 1963, the late retired President Moi was elected to Parliament the same year as a Member for Baringo North constituency which later became Baringo Central Constituency. He also served as the Minister for Home Affairs from 1964, and as the third Vice President of Kenya and Leader of Government Business from 1967, before ascending to the Presidency upon the demise of the first President of the Republic, the late Mzee Jomo Kenyatta, in August 1978. He made a remarkable parliamentary achievement by serving an uninterrupted term as Member of the National Assembly for forty seven (47) years, first as Member of the Legco from October 18, 1955 to 1962, and later as Member of Parliament from 1963 until his retirement in 2002.

The late Mzee Moi lay in-state at the Parliament Buildings along the Speaker’s Walk for three days to allow for public viewing and a parliamentary procession before being accorded a state military funeral on Wednesday, 12th February, 2020 at his Kabarak home in Nakuru County.

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ABOVE: The President HE Uhuru Kenyatta and the First Lady Magaret Kenyatta pay their final respects to the late President Moi. BELOW: Members of public queue to view the body of The Late President Moi

The Casket bearing the remains of the 2nd President of the Republic of Kenya, H.E. Daniel Arap Moi is escorted out of Parliament to Lee Funeral Home, on the last day set aside for public viewing.

6.0 PROCEDURAL DEVELOPMENTS AND EMERGING MATTERS During the year under review, the following procedural developments and emerging issues were noted: a) Approval of Statutory Instruments by the House, pursuant to the relevant laws, the Value Added Tax (Amendment) Regulations, 2019 under the Value Added Tax Act, and the Public Finance Management (National Government)(Amendment) Regulations, 2019 on a review of the National Government’s Debt Ceiling, pursuant to the Public Finance Management Act were considered and processed as motions in the House as required by the parent statutes. This was unlike the general practice where only annulments of subsidiary legislations are considered by the House with approvals being completed at Committee level. b) Expunging of Recommendations in a Committee Report – The Speaker issued a considered ruling regarding the admissibility of some recommendations of a Committee report that were deemed to be ultra vires by being outside the mandate of the Public Accounts Committee or not being within the purview of the process undertaken by the Public Accounts Committee in its report on the financial statements of the IEBC for the financial year 2016/2017. c) Conditional approval of a nominee for appointment to a public office – during the consideration of a motion for the approval for appointment of nominees to positions of High Commissioners and Ambassadors, the House conditionally approved the Ms. Mwende Mwinzi as Kenya’s Ambassador to South Korea, subject to the renunciation of her citizenship to the US. This matter was subsequently considered by the courts and a determination made that upheld the House’s position. d) Substantive Motion to discuss the mandate of the two Houses of Parliament – For the first time in the bicameral arrangement of the Parliament of Kenya, the Houses of Parliament introduced substantive motions to discuss the mandate of each House. This followed frigid relations between the two Chambers occasioned by among other things, differences in the legislative processes and frameworks adopted by the Houses. e) Speaker presiding over certain Matters – By law, the Speaker is the Chairperson of the Committee of Powers and Privileges. An issue arose during debate on the report of the Committee of Parliamentary Powers & Privileges on conduct of a Member. It was observed that the matter had come to the floor while the Speaker was presiding thereby creating a procedural hiccup aware that he had chaired the Committee sessions on the matter and signed the report. It was observed that there is need to amend the law and the Standing Orders to remove the Speaker from membership of this Committee to eliminate the potential risk of conflict of interest.

f) Referral of certain Business to Select Committees – Notwithstanding the requirement of the Standing Orders that Bills and other matters be committed to Departmental Committees, following the Speaker’s guidance, there was referral of some Bills and vetting of nominees to state/public offices to select Committees instead of Departmental Committees. Some of these included – i. the National Cohesion & Integration Commission (Amendment) Bill and nominees to the National Cohesion & Integration Commission which were committed to the Committee on National Cohesion & Equal Opportunity; ii. National Government Constituencies Development Fund (Amendment) Bill which was committed to the Select Committee on the National Government Constituencies Development Fund; and iii. Bills relating to Constitutional amendments were referred to the Constitutional Implementation Oversight Committee (CIOC). g) Construing of Quorum & Voting in respect of Presiding Officers other than the Speaker – a matter arose as to whether the Deputy Speaker or a member of the Speaker’s Panel ought to be counted in the determination of quorum of the House and also vote while presiding in the House. It was noted that the Deputy Speaker and other members of the Panel, as representatives of Constituencies or nominated Members, ought to count as quorum. Further, they can vote even when presiding, with the additional option of leaving the Chair to vote. h) Introduction of a Paperless Solution – At the beginning of the Third Session, installation of iPads in the chamber was completed and usage of the eParl system rolled-out. This process was aimed at, among other things, enabling the House to fully embrace the e-Parliament initiative. The said installation was intended to ease access to parliamentary papers, documents and journals such as Order Papers, the Standing Orders, the Constitution, Committee Reports, Bills and Acts of Parliament by enabling access of the same in electronic form. From April 2019 onwards, there was no longer any physical printing of the Order Paper for usage in the Chamber. In the course of the Session, several documents, including Committee Reports continued to be uploaded online for virtual use.

7.0 THE TRANSLATION OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY STANDING ORDERS INTO KISWAHILI

From Left: Speaker Justin Muturi, chief guest and Tanzania Speaker Job Yustino Ndugai and deputy speaker Moses Cheboi during launch of Kiswahili Translation of the Standing Orders in the National Assembly.

Article 7 of the Constitution of Kenya provides for Kiswahili as the national language of the Republic. Further, it is noted that Kiswahili is one of the official languages of the Republic beside English. Article 120 of the Constitution provides that the official languages of Parliament shall be Kiswahili, English and Kenyan Sign language, and the business of Parliament may be conducted in either of these languages. This principle is replicated in the National Assembly Standing Orders.

Translation of the Standing Orders provides a reference tool for Members who would wish to debate in Kiswahili while reaching the wider citizenry who may find the legislative language difficult. Instructively, recent developments have seen the push for the use Kiswahili as an ‘official African language.’ The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is at an advanced stage of incorporating Kiswahili as one of the official languages in the SADC bloc.

It is against this background that the National Assembly embarked on the translation of the Standing Orders into Kiswahili to among objectives, realize the spirit and letter of Articles 7 & 120 of the Constitution of Kenya and to further enhance integration within the East African Community. Notably, the Constitution provides that in case of a conflict between different language versions of an Act of Parliament, the version signed by the President prevails.

In February 2019, the Clerk of the National Assembly, Mr. Michael Sialai, constituted a team of officers in the National Assembly to spearhead the translation of Standing Orders from English to Kiswahili. In carrying out its terms of reference, the team engaged various stakeholders within and outside the country in a bid to develop an acceptable translated version of the National Assembly Standing Orders. Through the recommendation of the Clerk of the National Assembly of Tanzania, legislative and language experts from the National Assembly of Tanzania and Baraza la Kiswahili Tanzania (BAKITA) were identified and co-opted into the group.

The team developed a draft copy of the Kiswahili Translation of the National Assembly Standing Orders, which was presented to and subsequently adopted by the Procedure and House Rules Committee on 28th October, 2019. The Committee’s report to the House on the translated version of the Standing Orders was adopted on 30th October, 2019.

The Committee recommended that: (i) the House adopts the Kiswahili Translation of the National Assembly Standing Orders; (ii) the Clerk of the National Assembly— (a) obtains views of additional local Kiswahili experts on the Kiswahili Translation of the National Assembly Standing Orders within sixty (60) days of the adoption of the Report; and (b) incorporates any relevant changes under ii(a) to the Kiswahili Translation of the National Assembly Standing Orders before the commencement of the 4th Session of the 12th Parliament; (iii) the commencement of the usage of the Kiswahili Translation of the National Assembly Standing Orders be deferred to the 4th Session of the 12th Parliament.

Following their adoption by the House, the Kiswahili Standing Orders were launched on 31st October, 2019, during the Inaugural Parliamentary Forum for Committees, to take effect at the beginning of the Fourth Session in February, 2020.

8.0 INDEPENDENT MEMBERS AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS

An Independent politician is an individual politician not affiliated with any political party. He or she does not belong to or represent a political party. He can run as an Independent at elections or, in some jurisdictions such as Australia, a sitting MP may decide to revoke his party allegiance and become an Independent. This may result if a sitting member decides to leave the political party that he was elected to represent or if a party decides to expel him. The role of an Independent MP is to represent his electorate and achieve the best results from the Government for his constituents. Independents are generally able to vote according to their beliefs and the perceived will of their electorate, whereas Members who belong to political parties are expected to follow the party line on most votes.

Independent Members of the National Assembly in the Twelfth Parliament are as follows:-

Name of Independent Member Constituency/ County Represented 1 Hon. Ahmed Shakeel Shabbir, MP Kisumu Town East

2 Hon. William Kamuren Chirchir Chepkut, MP Ainabkoi

3 Hon. Patrick Wainaina Jungle, MP Thika Town

4 Hon. Charles Mutavi Kilonzo, MP Yatta

5 Hon. Kipsengeret Koros, MP Sigoret/Soin

6 Hon. Moses Wekesa Mwambu Mabongah, MP Bumula

7 Hon. Peter Francis Masara, MP Suna West

8 Hon. Kathuri Murungi, MP South Imenti

9 Hon. (Dr.) Patrick Mweu Musimba, MP Kibwezi West

10 Hon. Kawira Mwangaza, MP Meru County

11 Hon. John Paul Mwirigi, MP Igembe South

12 Hon. (Prof.) Abel Zadoc Ogutu, MP Bombachoge Borabu

13 Hon. Janet Jepkemboi Rotich Sitienei, MP Turbo

14 Hon. Mohamed Ali Mohamed, MP Nyali

Of the fourteen Independent Members, two of them are women, representing 14.3%, as indicated herein under:

During the period under review, all the 14 Independent Members of the National Assembly participated actively in the business of the House and its Committees, as well as in engagements related to their respective constituencies and counties. Part of the highlights of the work undertaken by Independent Members in the Third Session included the following:- 1) On 13th February 2019, the Member for Nyali (Hon. Mohamed Ali) introduced a motion in Kiswahili, which was the first of its kind in the 12th Parliament. It was relating to: Bunge kuhimiza Serikali ya kitaifa kufutilia mbali gharama zote za matibabu ya wagonjwa wote wanaofariki wakipokea matibabu katika hospitali za umma za rufaa. 2) On 23rd April 2019, the Independent Member for Suna West Constituency (Hon. Francis Masara) presented a petition regarding salary arrears owed to part-time lecturers of Kisii University, Migori Campus. 3) On 5th November 2019, the Independent Member for South Imenti who is also the Chairperson of the Special Funds Accounts Committee tabled the Committee’s Seventh Report on its consideration of the Audited Financial Statements for the Uwezo Fund for the Financial Year 2016/2017 as well as the Women Enterprise Fund for the Financial Year 2017/2018.

On diverse dates between February and November 2019, several Independent Members also asked Parliamentary Questions directed to various Cabinet Secretaries and other relevant bodies. The specific subject matters canvassed can be seen under Annex 10.

9.0 BIPARTISANSHIP AND POLITICAL PARTY HIGHLIGHTS

Bipartisanship typically occurs in the context of a two-party or multi-party system in which opposing political parties find common ground through dialogue and compromise. This is in contrast to partisanship, where an individual or political party only adheres to their interests without compromise. In ordinary circumstances, each party advances its own political agenda at the expense of the other party because of conflicting ideologies. In the Parliamentary arena, the bipartisan approach is rarely perpetual, but is commonly applied on specific areas of legislation, such as a bill, act, resolution, or other political act in which both of the two major political parties agree about all or many parts of a political choice. Bipartisanship involves trying to find common ground, with the issues needing common ground being mostly central issues as opposed to peripheral issues. In addition, political party matters tend to be more vibrant and effective in a democracy.

During the Third Session of the National Assembly in the Twelfth Parliament, bipartisanship and political party interests were executed through a number of avenues including the following: 1) On 13th February 2019, the Political Parties Fund Report was tabled in the House for noting and dissemination. 2) On 5th March 2019, the Member for Malindi (Hon. Aisha Jumwa) made a Personal Statement regarding the decision of the Orange Democratic Movement to discharge her from the Party. 3) On 7th March 2019, the Report of the Office of the Registrar of Political Parties was tabled in the House. 4) On 26th June 2019, a Motion on the mandate of the two Houses was introduced, supported by both sides of the House. 5) On 4th July 2019, the Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 45 of 2019) sponsored by the Minority Party was introduced. 6) On 25th July 2019, the Report of the Journey to Gender Parity in Political Representation for the period 2012-2018 from the National Gender and Equality Commission was tabled in the House for noting and dissemination. 7) On 7th August 2019, the Reports of the Auditor-General and the Financial Statements in respect of the Amani National Congress Party from 2016 to 2017 and the certificates therein were tabled in the House.

10.0 CHAIRPERSON’S PANEL

During the Third Session of the Twelfth Parliament, the Chairperson’s Panel continued to assist the Speaker in presiding over the sittings of the House. The Panel also undertook a number of activities, amongst them: - 1. Panel Sittings - Held forty-seven (47) meetings to review upcoming business for each sitting, consider emerging and arising procedural issues and held sittings with visiting delegations on behalf of the Speaker’s Office. 2. Capacity Building - In April 2019, the Panel held refresher training sessions on the Paperless Solution/E-Parl application. 3. In July 2019, the Panel undertook training on Parliamentary Procedures at the Eastern and Southern Africa Institute of Management, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. 4. In October 2019, the Panel held a retreat on procedure, in particular, on operation of Committee of the Whole House and Committee on Supply. 5. Development of Work Plan - The Panel developed a Chamber duty rota for the period of February to December 2019. 6. Escorts of Honour Duty - During the period of review, the Speaker of the National Assembly appointed Panel Members to offer services as escorts of honour to various visiting dignitaries.

11.0 HOUSE BUSINESS COMMITTEE

1. During the period under review, the House Business Committee held thirty-one (31) meetings, which resulted in 118 sittings of the House, and participated in two (2) workshops. One was the annual Leadership Retreat, which was held in April, and aimed at reviewing House progress on its legislative agenda over the past sessions and setting priorities for the medium and long term, while the second workshop was held in November to review active court cases on matters affecting the National Assembly.

2. In February, the Committee noted the inordinate delay in consideration of legislative proposals by individual Members by the relevant Departmental Committees, and resolved that all Bills whose money-bill aspects had since been cleared, and were still pending before Departmental Committees by the end of the Second Session be published into Bills in accordance with the provisions of Standing Order 120 (Publication of Bills). A motion to this effect was passed on February 26, 2019, leading to the publication of several Members’ Bills.

3. As part of its mandate of considering and scheduling the normal Business of the House, the Committee recommended the disapproval of two motions as follows: a) A Notice of motion by the Chairperson of the Constitutional Implementation Oversight Committee (CIOC), the Hon. Jeremiah Kioni, MP, on establishment of an Ad-Hoc Committee to consider proposed amendments to the Constitution. The view of the Committee was that instead of doing a motion, CIOC should table a report for consideration in the House on its engagements held with stakeholders; the Committee's views on each aspect of the Constitution proposed for amendment by the different persons as listed in the Notice of motion; and the status of Implementation of the Constitution, including any impediments noted so far, in accordance with the provisions of section 4 of the Sixth Schedule to the Constitution. b) Motion by the Hon. Moses Kuria, MP relating to the establishment of an Ad-Hoc Committee to address public debt in the Country. The Committee noted that the matters raised in the motion fall under the purview of the Departmental Committee on Finance & National Planning. The Committee further noted that the National Treasury has been submitting reports on debt management to the House. The Committee advised that the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning should consider and table a report on the public debt for consideration by the House. This decision resulted in the conveyance of a Communication to the House on December 3, 2019 guiding it on the way forward.

4. During the course of its work, the Committee also noted with concern the high number of court cases against the National Assembly. The Committee was briefed by the Directorate of Litigation and Compliance that the cases were mainly challenging the enactment processes of Bills, oversight mandate of the House, vetting and appointment processes, interpretation and procedural application of the Standing Orders/House procedures and Speaker’s rules, among others. The cases against the National Assembly, numbering one hundred and fifty-five (155) as at November 2019 included those where the Senate had sued the National Assembly.

5. The Committee deliberated on this matter and resolved that the National Assembly does its part to work out any conflict or dispute with the Senate or any other office in the Government, including the County Governments amicably, out of court.

12. PROCEDURE AND HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE

During the period under review, the Committee held a total of six meetings including those of a sub-committee on the proposed Committee on Petitions. The Committee tabled one report during the Third Session, on the Adoption of the Kiswahili version of the Standing Orders, which was tabled in October 2019. The Committee also undertook three (3) benchmarking activities. These visits were to the German Bundestag (March 2019), the UK House of Commons (May 2019) and the West Virginia State Legislature (December 2019). The visits were aimed at mainly sharing experiences with comparative legislatures while also learning additional best practices. Specifically, the visits were intended: a) To effectively study the operations of the counterpart committees and identify applicable best practices that may be recommended to the House. b) To engage Members and other relevant officials with a view of exploring opportunities for learning, sharing and cooperating on matters of rules of procedure, and general parliamentary practice.

13.0 COMMITTEE ON PARLIAMENTARY POWERS AND PRIVILEGES

The Parliamentary Powers and Privileges Act provides for the powers, privileges and immunities of Members of Parliament to make provision regulating admittance to and conduct within the precincts of Parliament. Upon swearing in, each Member, by administration of Oath, automatically swears to abide by the Code of Conduct which is in the Fourth Schedule of the Parliamentary Powers and Privileges Act.

In addition, the National Assembly is governed by rules established by Members themselves in the form of Standing Orders.

13.1 MATTERS REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE OF POWERS AND PRIVILEGES Inquiry into Alleged leakage and misuse of official information contrary to the Leadership and Integrity Act, 2012

Section 15(4)(a) of the Parliamentary Powers and Privileges Act, 2017 mandates the Committee to inquire into the conduct of a Member whose conduct is alleged to constitute a breach of privilege in terms of section 16 of the Act. The Committee may inquire into the conduct of a Member whose conduct is alleged to constitute a breach of privilege either of its own motion (suo moto) or as a result of a complaint made by any person. Upon conclusion of the inquiry, the Committee may recommend any or all the sanctions under Section 17 of the Act.

On or about 19th December, 2018, a video clip went viral on the internet containing pornographic content of a woman in a compromising situation with an unidentified man that was widely circulated on social media. On 21st February, 2019, one Mr. Wiso J.M. wrote to the Clerk of the National Assembly informing him that the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) was investigating an alleged case of defamation where four members were adversely mentioned, in relation to this. However, an advisory internal memo to the Office of the Clerk on this matter and a letter from the DCI to the four Members were leaked to the media under unclear circumstances. The Members therefore appealed to the Committee to look into this matter.

The Committee inquired into the matter and tabled its report on Wednesday, 20th November, 2019, and the House concluded with the matter on 21st November 2019.

14.0 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND COOPERATION

In order to fulfill its international obligations and to enhance its role in international relations and cooperation, the Parliament of the Kenya continues to actively participate in the activities of various inter-parliamentary organizations as part of its role in parliamentary cooperation and diplomacy.

The National Assembly participated in events relating to International Desks in the period under review as follows: -

Desk Activity Dates Venue CPA Meeting of the Budget Committee of 14th -16th January, Dar Es Salaam, the CPA-Africa Region 2019 Tanzania

Westminster Workshop on 6th – 8th February, London, Parliamentary oversight of Trade 2019 UK Agreement CPA Africa Region Goodwill 25th – 28th February, Malaysia Delegation to the Parliament of 2019 Malaysia CPA UK’s Modern Slavery Project: 26th-29th March, 2019 London, Legislative Drafting Seminar UK 4th Professional Development Seminar 6th – 10th June, 2019 Livingstone, of the Society of Clerks-At-The-Table Zambia (SoCATT), Africa Region The 76th Executive Committee Meeting 6th – 10th June, 2019 Livingstone, of the CPA Africa Region, March 06-10, Zambia 2019, Livingstone, Zambia

Westminster Workshop on Gender 17th – 19th June, 2019 London, Sensitive Scrutiny UK CPA UK’s Modern Slavery Project: 11th - 13th June, 2019 Accra, Expert Regional Workshop Ghana 50th Conference of the CPA Africa 30th August – 5th Zanzibar Region September, 2019 64th Commonwealth Parliamentary 22nd -29th September, Kampala, Conference (CPC) 2019 Uganda 68th Westminster Seminar on Effective 25th – 29th November, London, UK Parliaments 2019 ACP- The 53rd Session of the ACP 13th – 20th March, Sinaia, EU Parliamentary Assembly and the 37th 2019 Romania Session of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly Regional Workshop on the State of 6th -7th June, 2019 Nairobi, Kenya Play of Negotiations of Post 2020 ACP-EU Partnership The 55th Session of the ACP 14th-21st Kigali, Parliamentary Assembly and the 38th November, 2019 Rwanda Session of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly The 9th Summit of the African 6th -8th December, Nairobi, Kenya Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Heads of 2019 State and Government PAP Committee Sittings of the Pan-African 27th February- 9th Midrand, South Parliament March 2019 Africa 2nd Ordinary Session of the 5th 2nd – 18th May, 2019 Midrand, South Parliament of the PAN African Africa Parliament High-level Parliamentary Summit on 11th-12th July, 2019 Brazzaville, Funding Health and HIV/AIDS in Republic of the Africa Congo 10th Bi-annual Conference of Speakers 6th-7th August, 2019 Midrand, South of African Parliaments Africa 3rd Ordinary Session of the 5th 2nd -19th October, Midrand, South Parliament of the Pan African 2019 Africa Parliament East African Regional Caucus 17th – 21st November, Nairobi, Consultation Meeting 2019 Kenya IPU 140th Assembly of the Inter- 6th - 10th Doha, Parliamentary Union (IPU) and April, 2019 Qatar related meetings Conference on Parliamentary 12th - 14th June, 2019 Niamey, Niger Engagement in addressing terrorism and conditions conducive to terrorism in the Sahel Region. The 2019 High Level Political Forum 9th - 18th July, 2019 New York, on Sustainable Development and USA Related IPU Activities The 6th IPU Global Conference for 8th - 10th September, Asunción, Young Parliamentarians 2019 Paraguay British Group of Inter-Parliamentary 9th- 11th Palace of Union International Parliamentary September, 2019 Westminster, Seminar on Media Protection UK

141st Assembly of the Inter- 13th to 17th October, Belgrade, Parliamentary Union (IPU) and 2019 Serbia related meetings FG- 5th Statutory Meetings of the 25th - 30th Arusha, ICGLR Committees on “Peace and Security” March, 2019 Tanzania and “Democracy and Good Governance” of the FG-ICGLR Other International Events 1. Global Parliamentary Conference at 8th-9th April, 2019 Washington, the Springs Meetings of the World USA Bank Group and the IMF 2. 5th Commonwealth Red Cross and Red 10th – 14th June, 2019 Kigali, Rwanda Crescent Conference on International Humanitarian Law (IHL) 3. 16th General Meeting of the 29th – 30th July, 2019 Barcelona, International Parliamentarians Spain Coalition for North Korean Refugees and Human Rights 4. National Conference of State 4th – 8th August, 2019 Nashville, USA Legislatures’ Legislative Summit 5. Africa’s Transformational Leadership 29th September- 3rd Cape Town, Summit and Awards Ceremony with October, 2020 South Africa Special Focus on Equitable Human Resource Management & Development 6. The Parliamentary Forum on Small 3RD-4th October, 2019 Johannesburg, Arms and Light Weapons (PFSALW) South Africa 7. World Trade Organization (WTO) 8th-11th October, 2019 Geneva, Public Forum Switzerland 8. Professional Development Programme 21st-25th October, London, 2019 UK

Notably, during the 140th Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) and held in April 2019 in Doha, Qatar, the following two (2) Members of the National Assembly were elected to various positions within the organs/units of the IPU:

Member Position The Hon. Patrick Mariru, MP Co-Rapporteur, Standing Committee on Sustainable Development, Finance & Trade The Hon. (Prof.) Jacqueline Oduol, MP Member, High-Level Advisory Group on Countering Terrorism & Violent Extremism

15.0 DIGNITARIES AND GUESTS OF THE HOUSE

Various dignitaries and guests graced the sittings of the National Assembly during the Third Session. The majority of the dyignitaries and guests were members of delegations undertaking benchmarking visits of the National Assembly, Parliament in general and other arms of Government. These included the following:- 1) On 19th February 2019, a Delegation of Members from the Parliament from the Republic of Serbia visited the National Assembly and was compose of H.E. Maja Gojkovic, MP, Speaker of the National Assembly; Hon. Professor (Dr.) Zarko Obradovic, MP, President of the Foreign Policy Committee; Hon. Dragomir Karic, President of the Parliamentary Friendship Group with Uganda; Mrs. Dragana Djurasinovic Radojevic, Advisor in the Cabinet of the Speaker; Ms. Marjana Jeremic, Advisor for Media in the Cabinet of the Speaker; and Ms. Jasminka Urosevic, Senior Protocol Officer. The delegation was accompanied by the H.E. Dragan Zupanjevac, Ambassador of the Republic of Serbia in Nairobi and Mr. Milan Varadinovic, Deputy Head of Mission in the Embassy.

Members of The Serbian Delegation pose for a photo in The Speakers office during their visit to Kenya

2) On 28th February 2019, a Delegation of Members of Parliament and Staff from the Parliament of Malawi visited the House, and was composed of the Rt. Hon. Richard Msowoya, MP, Speaker; Hon. Lobin Lowe, MP, Chief Whip, Malawi Congress Party; Hon. Raphael Mhone, MP, Leader of the People’s Party; Mr. Joseph Manzi, Senior Assistant Clerk; Mr. Leonard Mengezi , Assistant Clerk and Mr. Vitumbiko Chitaya, Personal Assistant to the Speaker.

3) On 21st March 2019, a Delegation from the United States Congress that was in Kenya for bilateral meetings visited the National Assembly and was composed of Rep. Jeff Fortenberry, Congressman and Co-Chair, International Conservation Caucus; Rep. David Cicilline, Congressman; Rep. Doug Lamborn, Congressman; Mr. David Baron, International Conservation Caucus Foundation (ICCF) Chairperson; Ms. Agnes Mosiany, ICCF Country Director Kenya; Ms. Carolyn Ann Weis, Program Director, Ocean Caucus Foundation; Ms. Jill Barasa, ICCF Program Officer; Mrs. Celestine Marie Fortenberry and Mrs. Jean Ann Lamborn.

4) On 25th June 2019, a Delegation of Members of the Global Parliamentary TB Caucus visited the National Assembly and was composed of Hon. Fred Baseke, MP Uganda; Hon. Yoweeri Ssebikaali, MP Uganda; Hon. Catherine Peter Laa Ajawin, MP South Sudan; and Hon. Muntaha Ibrahim Ahmed, MP Ethiopia.

5) On 23rd July 2019, a Delegation of Members of Parliament from the Egyptian House of Representatives visited the National Assembly and was composed of H.E. Dr. Ali Abdel Aal, Speaker of the Egyptian House of Representatives; H.E. Mr. Tarek Abdel Hamed Radwan, Chair of the African Affairs Committee; H.E. Mr. Hassan Ahmed Mohamed Hassan, H.E. Mr. Alaa ElDin Hasan Mazen, H.E. Mr. Ismail Aly Nasr ElDin, H.E. Ms. Mona Mounir Rizq, Dr. Alaa ElDin Nagy and Dr. Ashraf Abdel Aziz Abdel Kader.

6) On 30th July 2019, a Delegation of Members of Parliament from the National Assembly of Zimbabwe visited the National Assembly and was composed of Hon. Felix Tapiwa Mhona, Hon. Willias Madzimure, Hon. Godfrey Dube, Hon. Ability Musavaya Gandawa, Hon. Annastacia Tatenda Mavetera, Hon. Edwin Mushoriwa, Hon. Alice Ndlovu, Hon. Zhemu Soda, Hon. Toreayi Moyo and Mr. Precious Sibongile Mtetwa.

7) On 6th August 2019, a Delegation of Members of Parliament from the Parliament of Ghana visited the National Assembly and was composed of Hon. Andrew Egyapa Mercer, Hon. Henry Yeboah Yiadom-Boachie, Hon. Clement Kofi Humado, Hon. Eric Osei-Owusu, Hon. Umar Alhassan and Ms. Akua Osei Somuah.

8) On 11th September 2019, officers from the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) who were on a benchmarking visit to the PSC visited the National Assembly to learn and share experiences on human resource aspects including the ICT based payroll system.

16.0 CITIZENS’ INTERACTIONS WITH THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

As part of its Open-Door Policy and involvement of the public in its proceedings pursuant to provisions of the Constitution, the National Assembly has been welcoming citizens of the Republic in both its Chamber and Committee Business. Various delegations from across the country visited the House during its Third Session and followed proceedings from either the Speaker’s Gallery or from the Public Gallery. Amongst them were the following:- 1) On 23rd April, 2nd May and 19th November 2019, delegations from various parts of the country witnessed the swearing-in of Hon. Julius Mawathe, Hon. David Ochieng, Hon. Ahmed Kolosh and Hon. Bernard Imran Okoth, respectively, from the Speaker’s Gallery and the Public Gallery. 2) On 27th March 2019, members of the Nyali Constituency National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) followed National Assembly proceedings from the Speaker’s Gallery. 3) On 3rd July 2019, Engineers from the University of California visited the National Assembly to observe proceedings from the Speaker’s Gallery. 4) On 24th November 2019, Elders of St. James Anglican Church Buruburu visited the National Assembly to follow proceedings from the Speaker’s Gallery.

In addition, numerous County Assemblies, schools, colleges and institutions (with delegations composed of pupils, students, teachers and parents) visited the National Assembly during the period under review, as shown in Annex 11.

17.0 REPORTS OF THE KEY DIRECTORATES THAT SUPPORT HOUSE BUSINESS

17.1 THE DIRECTORATE OF SPEAKER’S OFFICE

The Directorate has continued to work closely with all parliamentary offices to ensure the effective fulfillment of the functions of the Speaker’s office. As its’ administrative arm, the Directorate has ensured that the Speaker’s Office is properly facilitated to effectively and efficiently perform its duties.

During the period under review, the Directorate undertook the following activities:- (i) Facilitated the Speaker in outreach programmes with a view to improving the image of Parliament; (ii) Facilitated the Speaker’s attendance in various conferences and seminars; (iii) Was involved in hosting various parliamentary caucuses and diplomatic courtesies; (iv) Co-ordinated and attended various Speakers’ conferences

The Media Relations section within the Speaker’s office has also been instrumental in highlighting the business of the Directorate in the media. The Department has been critical in profiling stories and activities of the Speaker’s Office. This has been done through enhancing parliamentary visibility by placing important information in the local and social media as well as daily engaging with editors and reporters to avert negative publicity.

17.2 THE DIRECTORATE OF LEGISLATIVE AND PROCEDURAL SERVICES The Directorate continues to play a key role in marshalling business for the National Assembly. It has continued to offer legislative and procedural advice to Members, staff and the public while offering secretariat service to different committees including the House Business Committee, the Procedure and House Rules Committee, the Chairpersons’ Panel and the Powers and Privileges Committee. During the Session, the Directorate accomplished several tasks key among them being:-

i. Twenty-six (26) Bills were passed by the House and assented to by H.E. the President; ii. Twenty (20) Bills sponsored by the Leader of the Majority Party; iii. Ten (10) Bills sponsored by Committees; iv. Thirty-four (34) Bills from the Senate; v. Seventy-one (71) Petitions; vi. A total of 174 Motions were introduced through notices being given. Out of the 174 Motions, a total of one hundred and forty-five (145) Motions were considered, twenty (27) were awaiting consideration while one (1) Motion was not considered pursuant to Speaker’s ruling. Of the Motions introduced, 139 were approved, six (6) were negatived or lost, debate on one (1) Motion was deferred, debate on one (1) Motion was ongoing, while one (1) Motion was dropped; and vii. Six hundred and seventy-nine (679) Questions.

17.3 THE DIRECTORATE OF COMMITTEE SERVICES

In 2019, Parliamentary Committees performed their functions of summoning of witnesses, vetting of nominees to state and public offices, facilitating presentation and analysis of evidence, conducting in-depth inquiries, undertaking inspection tours, and scrutinizing legislative proposals, offered secretariat services to committees among other duties.

Key achievements during the Session were:- i. A total of two hundred and four (204) reports tabled in the House;

ii. Vetting of nominees to various public offices;

iii. Consideration of the Budget Policy Statement and the Budget Estimates; and

iv. Training of staff both locally and internationally to build capacity.

The table below provides a summary of the various activities undertaken by Committees in the Third Session, 2019:

Committee Sitt Ques Inspection Tabled Stake Bills/Le State Forei Petiti Agree ing tions visits/wor Commit holder gislative ment gn ons ments/ s kshops/R tee Engag Proposal s visits Treaty etreat Reports ement s

Selection 4 ------1 - - Committee Committee 74 - 7 3 7 - - 3 - - on Members Services and Facilities Public 68 - 9 ------Accounts Committee Public 91 - 6 4 - - - 1 - - Investment Committee Special 61 - 9 8 - - - 2 - - Funds Accounts Committee Budget and 28 - 3 4 - 24 - - - - Appropriati on Committee Administrat 33 32 3 - - 8 2 - 2 - ion and National Security Defence 73 5 15 12 2 1 - 2 1 3 and Foreign Relations Labour and 75 29 10 - 18 11 2 3 3 - Social Welfare Committee Energy 83 15 22 1 12 2 - 2 4 - Committee Communica 55 5 13 - 2 9 - 3 - 1 tion, Innovation and Information Environme 93 33 15 - 3 1 - 9 8 - nt and Natural Resources Finance and 71 23 10 - 14 41 4 6 3 - National Planning Health 74 10 7 3 4 26 - 3 6 - Committee Lands 88 20 9 20 - 5 3 2 30 - Committee Transport, 54 78 7 - 3 9 5 7 3 - Public

Works and Housing Education 93 58 9 - 10 14 6 3 14 - and Research Agriculture 63 19 14 - 17 17 - 3 1 - and Livestock Justice and 85 10 8 10 63 - 3 8 - Legal Affairs Sports, 54 3 12 - 5 3 - 3 - - Tourism and Culture Trade, 25 20 10 - 4 3 - 3 - - Industry and Cooperative s TOTAL 204

17.4 THE DIRECTORATE OF LEGAL SERVICES

The Directorate of Legal Services (DLS) provides support to all Members of Parliament in line with the provisions of the Constitution. The Directorate of Legal Services also provides support to the 33 Committees of the National Assembly. Further, the Directorate services the Offices of Leadership of the National Assembly which are the Office of Speaker, Deputy

Speaker, Leader of Majority Party, Leader of Minority Party, Majority and Minority Whips and the Office of the Clerk.

In 2019, the DLS processed the following- ACTIVITY QUANTITY Drafting, reviewing and publishing Executive Bills 44 Formulating and Drafting Legislative Proposals 267 Preparation of Vellum Copies 28 Legal Opinions on admissibility of Petitions 274 Drafting Committee Stage amendments 1000 Scrutiny of Statutory Instruments 100 Formulating and Drafting Legal Opinions 1200

17.5 THE HANSARD DEPARTMENT The National Assembly Hansard follows the principles laid down in 1907 by the House of Commons Select Committee on Parliamentary Debates that defined Hansard as follows:

“It is a full report, in the first person, of all speakers alike, a full report being defined as one which, though not strictly verbatim, is substantially the verbatim report, with repetitions and redundancies omitted and with obvious mistakes corrected, but which on the other hand leaves out nothing that adds to the meaning of the speech or illustrates the argument”.

In line with the mandate of the Hansard Department, a total of one hundred and six (106) Hansard Reports for plenary sessions were transcribed and edited, and copies uploaded onto the Parliament website.

Secondly, the department provided transcription services to some Committees of the National Assembly. It was not possible to provide services to all the 33 Committees because the department is currently understaffed. The audio recordings captured for various meetings of the 33 Committees were 1,371 during the Third Session.

17.6 PARLIAMETARY BUDGET OFFICE The Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) is non-partisan, professional office of the Kenya Parliament whose primary mandate is to provide timely and objective information and analysis concerning the national budget and economy to the Committees of Parliament.

The Office is anchored in the Public Finance Management Act, 2012. The legislation establishes the PBO and defines the statutory mandate of the office as well as stipulating the budget process in Kenya in accordance with the Constitution of Kenya.

The following activities were undertaken by the Parliamentary Budget Office towards ensuring the successful completion of the Third Session of the National Assembly which covered the months of February to December, 2019. The activities undertaken were guided by the following: i. The Parliamentary Service Commission (Parls Com) Strategic Plan 2019-2029.

ii. The PBO’s half year work plans for the second half of 2019/2020 financial year (January to June 2019) and the first half of 2019/2020 financial year (July to December 2019). iii. National Assembly Calendar for 2019.

The Office undertook the following major activities in 2019 in line with its statutory mandate: I. Review of Government’s Policy Options and Budget Assumptions: - In line with its mandate, the Office reviewed various government policies and budget assumptions. The Office provided several public policy options on a number of policy issues to various Committees of the National Assembly. II. Analytical review report of the Budget Policy Statement (BPS) for 2019: - and subsequent briefings to all the Departmental Committees of the National Assembly and the Budget and Appropriation Committee (BAC). III. Publication of Budget Watch: - The Budget Watch for 2019 was one of the publications undertaken by the Office during the year in the month of September 2019. The Budget Watch is an annual publication by PBO aimed at drawing the attention of Parliamentarians to the projects/programmes which the government will undertake during the course of a financial year based on the approved budget. IV. Review of the Budget Proposals for 2019/2020: The Office adequately provided an analysis and review of the estimates of revenues and expenditures for 2019/2020 and the Medium Term. The analysis reports and briefs were presented to all the Departmental Committees and this informed the reports of the Committees and the subsequent enactment of the Appropriation Bill, 2019. V. Preparation of Policy Options for Economic Outlook, Prospects and Opportunities: - The Office prepared and published the 10th Edition of “The Budget Options” which proposed various policy options for economic outlook, prospects and opportunities for the 2019/20 financial year. The Office also reviewed various policy documents from the National Government including: The Medium-Term Debt Strategy Paper 2019; and the Budget Review and Outlook Paper, among others. VI. Analysis of the Supplementary Budget Estimates: - The Office provided analytical review of changes in revenues and expenditure estimates proposed in the Supplementary Budget Estimates for the 2018/2019 and the 2019/2020 financial year. All the Departmental Committees of the National Assembly were adequately briefed on the supplementary budgets according to their respective mandates. The briefs informed the Departmental Committees’ reports on the supplementary budgets and recommendations were made to the Budget and Appropriations Committee. The briefs further informed the Budget & Appropriations Committee reports on the Supplementary Budget estimates that were tabled and adopted by the National Assembly. VII. Analysis of the Proposed Revenue Measures and Tax Policy Changes: - The Office conducted analysis on the various proposed revenue measures and tax policy changes. The Office analyzed the County Allocation of Revenue Bill, 2019; Division of Revenue Bill, 2019; and Finance Bill, 2019 and briefed the various Departmental Committees of the National Assembly. VIII. Analysis of Legislative Proposals, Money Bills and Motions which have economic and financial implications: - The office provided analysis of the 124 Legislative proposals which were received. Of these, 72 were determined to be money bills as per Article 114 of the Constitution; 64 of the legislative proposals determined

were from the National Assembly while 8 were from the Senate. 52 legislative proposals were determined as not being money bills; 36 of which were from the National Assembly while 16 were from the Senate as shown in Table 1.

A total of 78 legislative proposals were referred to Budget and Appropriation Committee (BAC) as per Article 114 (2) of the Constitution. Analysis for Fiscal and Economic policy was done by the Parliamentary Budget Office and presentation made to BAC for 57 legislative proposals. 20 Legislative proposals are awaiting discussion before BAC. One proposal was deferred following a request by the sponsor. The Budget and Appropriation committee processed and sent committee recommendations to the Hon. Speaker for a total of the 65 proposals some of which were received in 2018.

Table 1 - Summary of legislative proposals analysis for 2019

Total Bills received from January to December 2019 of which; 124

i) Determined as Money Bills 72 Out of which 8 are Senate Bills Out of which 16 are Senate Bills ii) Determined as non-Money Bills: 52

IX. Secretariat to Budget and Appropriation Committee: - The unique nature of the mandate of the Budget and Appropriation Committee (BAC) necessitated the need for the Office to offer the technical secretariat to the Committee. The Office has continually worked with the Directorate of Committee Services of the National Assembly to deliver on this mandate. The Office organized and participated in all meetings of Budget and Appropriation Committee during the year and supported the Committee in completion of various businesses.

X. Representation of Parliament in Technical Statutory Bodies and Committees:- The Office has continued to represent Parliament in various statutory bodies and committees. The Office represented Parliament in the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK) and the Intergovernmental Budget and Economic Council (IBEC).

XI. Specialized Technical Support to Committees of National Assembly: - The Office has continued to provide specialized technical support to various Committees of the National Assembly. During the period, the Office provided specialized technical support to various Departmental Committees and Oversight Committees including Public Investments Committee, Public Accounts Committee and Special Funds Accounts Committee of the National Assembly. The Office also provided technical assistance to individual Parliamentarians on various legislative businesses. XII. Capacity Building and attachments for PBO Staff: - The Office continues to put strong emphasis on continuous capacity building for its staff. During the period under review, the Office identified training needs for its staff members and forwarded the

same to the Training Committee of Parliament. A total of fourteen (14) staffs were given training opportunities by the Committee.

XIII. Carrying Out Performance Monitoring and Analysis for Oversight: - As part of its mandate to support Parliamentarians in their oversight responsibility, the PBO undertook a quarterly expenditure tracking and implementation of the budget for the 2018/19 and 2019/2020 financial years. Briefings were made to various Departmental Committees on budget performance.

XIV. Building synergy with other Directorates in Parliament: - PBO has continued to build synergy with relevant departments to share experiences and add knowledge. In 2019, two (2) workshop were organized between PBO and the Directorate of Committee Services to foster an efficient and effective working relationship especially when processing the budget documents.

17.6.1 SUMMARY OF BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR 2019

The Budget and Appropriation Committee processed and laid seven (7) reports from February, 2019 to December, 2019 as follows: No Report . 1 The Budget and Appropriations Committee Report on the 2019 Budget Policy Statement 2 The Budget and Appropriations Committee Report on the Division of Revenue Bill, National Assembly Bill No. 11 of 2019 3. The Budget and Appropriations Committee Report on the Second Supplementary Estimates for the Financial Year 2018/19

4. The Budget and Appropriations Committee Report on the 2019/20 Budget Estimates 5. The Budget and Appropriations Committee Report on the Division of Revenue (No. 2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 59 of 2019) 6. The Budget and Appropriations Committee Report on the Division of Revenue Bill (Senate Bill No. 13 of 2019) 7. The Budget and Appropriations Committee Report on the First Supplementary Estimates for the Financial Year 2019/20.

In the period under review, a total of 65 legislative proposals were dispensed by Committee. A comprehensive list of these proposals can be found under Annex 12.

17.7 THE SERJEANT-AT-ARMS DEPARTMENT

The Serjeant-at-Arms (SAA) Department continued to undertake its mandate of maintaining order in the chamber and within parliamentary precincts, as well as overseeing the maintenance of buildings and other facilities. During the period under review, the following activities were undertaken by the Department:-

(i) Over 700,000 visitors to Parliament were processed/vetted and admitted to various buildings within the parliamentary precincts. (ii) Relocation of obsolete assets awaiting disposal was undertaken. (iii) Main activities like Chamber sessions, Committees meetings and Press Conferences were conducted successfully despite limitations on the number of Committee rooms and other facilities. (iv) All Committee rooms in Continental House, the Main Parliament Buildings and the media centre were adequately re-furbished.

The Department will continue to follow-up on installation of proper modern public address systems and furniture in all the Committee rooms, and replacement of walk- through screening machines for the chamber and public gallery entrances.

ANNEXES TO THE REPORT

Annex1: Resolutions of the House Leadership retreat held on 25th and 28th April, 2019 in Mombasa County At the conclusion, the Leadership Retreat adopted the following as the Way Forward with regard to the presentations made and issues raised—

1. Committees a) There is need for broadcasting of Committee hearings when Cabinet Secretaries are answering parliamentary questions so that the public is able to understand pronouncements made on key public policies. b) Committees need to ensure adherence to their mandates to avoid duplication of roles and proposing different recommendations when undertaking inquiries on similar issues. c) Committees should ensure that public participation is well documented in their reports to cushion the House from unnecessary, and at times uncalled for judicial challenge. d) Committee leadership should follow the established practice of giving adequate notice to witnesses of at least seven days before they appear before the Committees. e) There is also need to ensure Vice-Chairpersons also receive training commensurate to that of Chairpersons of Committees.

2. Parliamentary Media Reporting a) The Parliamentary Service Commission should undertake capacity building of the journalists who cover parliamentary work to enable accuracy in reporting. b) These external reporters should be conversant with legislative matters and properly analyse documents presented to Parliament to avoid misinforming the public.

3. Staffing in the National Assembly a) The office of the Majority Leader in the National Assembly should be adequately resourced with personnel as it handles the bulk of Government business that comes to the National Assembly to ensure efficiency and curb burnout of the existing secretariat. b) The Parliamentary Service Commission should ensure that the staffing levels and promotion of staff across the two Houses and three services be commensurate to the workload and services rendered.

4. Coordinated Oversight and Synergy a) The National Government and Parliament should endeavour to foster collaboration and coordination in implementation of projects and promotion of inter-branch relationships. b) There is need for improved consultation and co-operation between the National Assembly and the Senate to build synergy during the legislative process and limit duplication of effort and to reduce the chances for resorting to mediation.

5. Green / White Paper Concept

There is need for the Executive to initiate Green and White Papers to foster consultations between the relevant Ministry, stakeholders and the public before the finalization of draft Bills or major policy programmes.

6. Security for Members a) That, in consultation with the Office of the Speaker, the National Police Service, through the Deputy Inspector General of Police should consider a phased-out withdrawal and replacement of security attached to Members of Parliament whenever there is need to undertake such an exercise; b) To safeguard the security of Members, the National Police Service should exercise good discretion when dealing with security matters affecting Members and arbitrary withdrawal of security should never be applied; c) The National Assembly will, through its Committees, invite the relevant Security Agencies to offer training and sensitization awareness to Members of Parliament on security matters.

7. Public Petitions a) The National Assembly should consider establishing a Select Committee on Public Petitions after considering its viability. b) The National Assembly should extend the timelines given for considering a petition from sixty to ninety days by amending Standing Order 227 (2). This will give Committees adequate time to engage in public participation and make recommendations.

8. Public Debt/Pending Bills/Interest Rate Capping a) The National Assembly should explore, through legislative intervention, ways of controlling debt which currently stands at Ksh 5.3 Trillion. In addition, they should replace the current threshold of Debt to Gross Domestic Product from the Net Present Value and explore a numerical value. b) It was noted that Pending bills for both National and County Government stand at approximately Ksh 400 Billion and that majority of the bills are owed to SMEs. During the budget making process, Committees should ensure that pending bills are treated as a first charge in the subsequent financial year. c) There is need to review the interest rate capping to address the issue of borrowing of funds by SMEs which are currently facing difficulties with financing from banks.

9. There is need to harmonise the consideration of the Appropriations and Finance Bills to ensure passage before commencement of a new financial year. 10. The Parliamentary Service Commission will continue improving the provision of services and facilities to Members of Parliament including to: a) Regularly Service Health Club facilities; b) Consider the possibility of outsourcing restaurant services; c) Consider providing party caucus rooms and facilities; d) Dispose of old cars from the parking lots pursuant to the Public Procurement and Assets and Disposal Act. 11. The Parliamentary Service Bill be expedited to provide for better administration and services for Parliament.

Annex 2: Communications from the Chair in 2019 1. Business that lapsed at the end of the Second Session and Training on Paperless Solution. 2. A Communication on a visiting delegation from Serbia. 3. Consideration of the Office of the County Printer Bill (Senate Bill No. 7 of 2018) and the Disaster Risk Management Bill (Senate Bill No. 8 of 2018). 4. The Second Reading of the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 4 of 2018). 5. Guide on the consideration of proposed amendments to the Insurance (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 21 of 2018). 6. A Communication on a visiting delegation from the Parliament of Malawi. 7. Communication on withdrawal of amendments relating to the Cooperative Societies Act, the SACCO Societies Act, and the Statistics Act from the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No.2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 13 of 2018). 8. Guidance on the Appropriate Dress Code in the Chamber and in Committees. 9. Guidance on the Consideration of the Report of the Departmental Committee on Health on alleged irregular specialist recognition of Dr. Samira Soni by the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Board. 10. Guidance on the Admissibility of the Recommendations of the Report of the Public Accounts Committee on its examination of the Report of the Auditor General on the Financial Statements for the IEBC for the year ended 30th June, 2017. 11. Communication on the Consideration of the President's Reservations to the Health Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2018. 12. Mandate of Audit Committees Vis-à-vis that of Departmental Committees and the place of progress reports in Inquiry Processes. 13. Appointment of Members to the Mediation Committees on the Kenya Roads Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 47 of 2017), the Warehouse Receipt System Bill (Senate Bill No. 10 of 2017), the Land Value Index Laws (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No.3 of 2018), the Physical Planning Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 34 of 2017), and the Irrigation Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 46 of 2017). 14. Visiting delegation from the Congress of the United States of America. 15. Visiting delegation from the German Orchestra. 16. Visiting delegation from the Parliament of Malawi. 17. Guide on consideration of proposed amendments to the Sports (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 25 of 2018).

18. Recognition of Starehe Boys Students. 19. Implementation of the Paperless Solution for the National Assembly. 20. Resolutions of the Second Leadership Retreat of the National Assembly. 21. Admissibility of Part of the Provisions of the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No.2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 13 of 2018). 22. Withdrawal of Provisions Proposing to amend the Microfinance Act (No. 19 of 2006) in the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 21 of 2019). 23. Invitation of Members to a Speaker's Kamukunji. 24. The Budget Highlights Statement for the Fiscal Year 2019/2020. 25. Interruption of Business for Pronouncement of the Budget Policy Highlights and Revenue Raising Measures for the National Government for the Financial Year 2019/2020. 26. Adjournment of the House after Public Pronouncement of the Budget Policy Highlights and Revenue Raising Measures for the National Government for the Financial Year 2019/2020 and the Medium Term on 13th June, 2019. 27. Guidance on the Consideration of the following Senate Bills, the County Early Childhood Education Bill, the Public Participation Bill, the Petition to County Assemblies (Procedure) Bill, and the Treaty Making and Ratification (Amendment) Bill. 28. Parliamentary Caucus on Sustainable Development and Business. 29. Visiting delegation from the Parliament of the Republic of Uganda, Members of Parliament from the Budget Committee. 30. Visiting delegation from the Parliament of the Republic of Uganda, Members of Parliament from the Legal and Parliamentary Affairs. 31. Guidance regarding proposed amendment by the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Finance and Planning to the President’s Memorandum to the Insurance (Amendment) Bill, 2018. 32. Recognition of the Global Parliamentary Tuberculosis Caucus. 33. The demise of Hon. Ken Okoth and Hon. Governor Joyce Laboso. 34. Consideration of Special Motion on the Mandate of the National Assembly within the Bicameral Set up of Parliament. 35. Guidance regarding proposed amendment by the Senate to Clause 2 of the Public Private Partnerships Bill, 2017. 36. Guidance on the Consideration of the following Senate Bills; the Impeachment Procedure Bill, the Care and Protection of Older Members of Society Bill, the

Prevention of Terrorism (Amendment) Bill, the Prevention of Human Dignity and Enforcement of Economic and Social Rights Bill, and the Tea Bill. 37. The Mediation Committee on the County Governments (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bill No. 11 of 2017. 38. Visiting delegation from the Egyptian House of Representatives. 39. Visiting delegation from the Parliament of Zimbabwe. 40. Guidance on consideration of proposed amendments to the Report on the Inquiry into allocation of land in Kamiti Anmer Forest. 41. Visiting delegation from the Parliament of Ghana. 42. Disorderly conduct of the Member for Kwale County, Hon. Zuleikha Hassan. 43. Voting on the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 4 of 2018). 44. The Huduma NIIMS number. 45. Withdrawal of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (Control) (Amendment) Bill, 2019. 46. The Public Participation Bill, 2019. 47. Determination of the Constitutionality of a Division of Revenue Bill originating in the Senate. 48. Registration of Members in the Biometric System. 49. Guidance on the Consideration of the following Senate Bills; the Personal Data Protection Bill, the County Statutory Instruments Bill, the Statutory Instruments (Amendment) Bill, the Determination of the Nature of Bills (Procedure) Bill, and the County Oversight and Accountability Bill. 50. The Recognition of Officers from the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) Secretariat. 51. Variance in the Report of the Mediation Committee on the Mediated Version of the Division of Revenue (No.2) Bill, 2019 Tabled in both Houses of Parliament. 52. The Consideration of Certain Clauses of the Finance Bill, 2019. 53. Guidance on the Consideration of the following Senate Bills; the Local Content Bill, and the Mental Health (Amendment) Bill. 54. Guidance on the Consideration of the following Senate Bills: The County Roads, Walkways and Parking Bays Bill, the County Outdoor Advertising Control Bill, the County Law Compliance and Enforcement Bill, and the County Wards (Equitable Development) Bill. 55. Correction of Tallying Error on Division during the vote on the Report of the Committee of the whole House on the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (Amendment) (No. 3) Bill, 2019.

56. Guidance on Non-Compliance of Certain Proposed Amendments to Finance Bill, 2019 with Provisions of Article 114 of the Constitution and Standing Order 133. 57. Appointment of Members to the Mediation Committee on Public Partnerships (Amendment) Bill, National Assembly Bill No. 52 of 2017). 58. The Speaker’s Round Table the Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA). 59. Withdrawal of The Statutory Instruments (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No.13 of 2019). 60. Accountability of the Execute to Parliament and the Place of the Chief Administrative Secretaries in Responding to Questions in the National Assembly. 61. The Inaugural Parliamentary Forum of Committees. 62. Guidance on Consideration of the President’s Reservations to the Finance Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 51 of 2019). 63. Extension of the Limit for Submission and Publishing of the Central Bank of Kenya’s Annual Financial Statement and Report for Financial Year 2018/2019. 64. Referral of a Bill to a Select Committee under Standing Order 127(6)(a). 65. The International Conference on Population And Development (ICPD) 25 Nairobi Summit & Parliamentarians' Forum, November 12 – 14, 2019. 66. The Passage of the Finance Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 51 of 2019) a Second Time in terms of Article 115 of the Constitution. 67. Consideration of the County Governments (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bill No. 13 of 2018) and the National Cohesion and Peace Building Bill (Senate Bill No. 35 of 2018). 68. Visiting Delegation from the East African Regional Caucus of the Pan African Parliament. 69. Request to Withdrawal Paper Laid and Notice of Motion on the Report on Approval of Nominee for appointment as Ambassador to South Korea. 70. Establishment of an Ad Hoc Select Committee on Public Debt. 71. Visiting delegation from the Republic of Sudan. 72. Visiting Consultant from the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Headquarters. 73. Reconsideration of a House Resolution by Committee on Implementation- complaint by one Ms. Patel Bina on the Sugar Report. 74. Consideration of the Public Finance Management (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bill No. 3 of 2019) 75. Bills Assented to During the 3rd Session. 76. The Resolutions of County Assemblies on the draft Punguza Mizigo (Constitution Amendment) Bill, 2019.

77. Guidance on the Various Business Before the House and Committees; and 78. Communication on activities of Committees during the upcoming (2019) recess.

Annex 3: Messages received from the Presidency & the National Executive 1. Bills Assented to and Referral by H.E. the President of the Health Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2018. 2. Nominees for appointment to the positions of Chairperson and Members of the National Police Service Commission (NPSC). 3. Nominee for Appointment as Cabinet Secretary for Education. 4. Nomination of a Person for appointment as the Inspector - General of the National Police Service. 5. Referral by H.E. the President of the Insurance (Amendment) Bill, 2018. 6. The Nomination of Ambassadors and High Commissioners. 7. Nomination of additional Ambassadors and High Commissioners. 8. Referral by H.E. the President of the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill, 2019. 9. Nomination of Person for Appointment as Chairperson of the Board of Directors of the Kenya Fish Marketing Authority. 10. Referral by H.E. the President of the Parliamentary Service Bill, 2018. 11. Referral by H.E. the President on the Finance Bill, 2019. 12. Nomination of Persons to the Offices of Chairperson and Members of the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC). 13. The Nomination of a Representative of the Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC) to the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC). 14. Nominee for Approval as the Controller of Budget. 15. Invitation to the Launch of the Report of the Taskforce on Building Bridges to Unity Advisory to be held on November 27, 2019 at the Bomas of Kenya, Nairobi. 16. Nomination of persons for appointment as Members of the Board of Directors of the National Government Constituencies Development Fund by the Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury and Planning. 17. Request from the National Treasury for approval of Stoppage of Transfers to County Governments.

Annex 4: Messages from and to the Senate (a) From the Senate

1. Passage of the Physical Planning Bill, 2017; the Land Value Index Laws (Amendment) Bill; 2018 and the Kenya Roads Bill, 2017. 2. Passage of the Petroleum Bill, 2017; the Energy Bill, 2017; the Copyright (Amendment) Bill, 2017; the Irrigation Bill, 2017; the Public Private Partnerships (Amendment) Bill, 2017; and the Urban Areas and Cities (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bills No. 4 of 2017). 3. Approval of the Nomination of Mr. Hilary Nzioki Mutyambai for appointment to the position of Inspector General of the National Police Service. 4. Passage of National Assembly amendments to the Assumption of Office of the County Governor Bill (Senate Bills No. 1 of 2018); and the County Governments (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bills No.13 of 2018). 5. Approval of the Division of Revenue Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 11 of 2019). 6. Passage of the County Early Childhood Education Bill (Senate Bills No.26 of 2018); the Public Participation Bill (Senate Bills No.4 of 2018); the Petition to County Assemblies (Procedure) Bill (Senate Bills No. 22 of 2018); and the Treaty Making and Ratification (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bills No. 23 of 2018). 7. Rejection of the National Assembly's amendments to the County Governments (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill (Senate Bills No. 7 of 2017). 8. Passage of the Impeachment Procedure Bill (Senate Bills No. 15 of 2018); the Prevention of Terrorism (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bills No. 20 of 2018); the Preservation of Human Dignity and Enforcement of Economic and Social Rights Bill (Senate Bills No. 27 of 2018); the Tea Bill (Senate Bills No. 36 0f 2018); and the Care and Protection of Older Members of Society Bill (Senate Bills No. 17 of 2018). 9. Approval of the Mediated Version of the Physical Planning Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 34 of 2017). 10. The Rejection of the National Assembly's amendments to the County Governments (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bills No. 11 of 2017). 11. Passage of the County Roads, Walkways and Parking Bays Bill (Senate Bills No. 18 of 2018); the County Outdoor Advertising Control Bill (Senate Bills No. 19 of 2018); the County Law Compliance and Enforcement Bill (Senate Bills No. 25 of 2018); and the County Wards (Equitable Development) Bill (Senate Bills No. 34 of 2018). 12. Approval of the Mediated Versions of the Irrigation Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 46 Of 2017) and the Land Value Index Laws (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 3 of 2018).

13. Passage of the Personal Data Protection Bill (Senate Bills No.16 of 2018); the County Statutory Bill (Senate Bills No.21 of 2018); the Determination of the Nature of Bills (Procedure) Bill (Senate Bills No. 30 of 2018); the County Oversight and Accountability Bill (Senate Bills No. 28 of 2018); and the Statutory Instruments (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bills No. 24 of 2018). 14. Passage of the Division of Revenue Bill (Senate Bill No. 13 of 2019). 15. Passage of the National Cohesion and Peace Building Bill (Senate Bill No. 35 of 2018). 16. Passage of the County Government Retirement Scheme Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 10 of 2018). 17. Appointment of Senators to the Mediation Committee on the Division of Revenue Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 11 of 2019). 18. Passage of the Division of Revenue (No. 2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 59 of 2019). 19. Passage of the Local Content Bill (Senate Bills No. 10 of 2018) and the Mental Health (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bills No. 32 of 2018). 20. Passage of the Mediated Version of the Division of Revenue (No. 2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 59 of 2019). 21. Passage of the County Allocation of Revenue Bill (Senate Bills No. 8 of 2019). 22. Passage of the Natural Resources (Benefit Sharing) Bill (Senate Bills No. 31 of 2018); the Public Finance Management (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bills No. 3 of 2019); and the Commission on Administrative Justice (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bills No. 6 of 2019).

(b) To the Senate

1. Passage of the County Governments (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bills No. 11 of 2017). 2. Passage of the County Governments (Amendment) (No.2) Bill (Senate Bills No. 7 of 2017). 3. Passage of the Division of Revenue Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 11 of 2019). 4. Decision on the Division of Revenue Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 11 of 2019).

5. Passage of the Public Finance Management (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 63 of 2019). 6. Approval of the Mediated Version of the Warehouse Receipt System Bill (Senate Bills No. 10 of 2017).

7. Approval of the Senate amendments to the Copyright (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 33 of 2017) and the County Governments Retirement Scheme Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 10 of 2018). 8. Approval of the Mediated Version of the Division of Revenue (No. 2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 59 of 2019) by the National Assembly.

9. Approval of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries (Amendment) (No.3) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 35 of 2019). 10. Passage of the County Allocation of Revenue Bill (Senate Bill No.8 of 2019). 11. Approval of Revised Debt Ceiling for the National Government. 12. Passage of the Sacco Societies (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No.1 of 2018). 13. Passage of the Sectional Properties Bill (National Assembly Bill No.23 of 2019). 14. Passage of the Office of the County Attorney Bill (Senate Bills No. 3 of 2018). 15. Passage of the Early Childhood Education Bill (Senate Bills No. 26 f 2018). 16. Passage of the Petitions to County Assemblies (Procedure) Bill (Senate Bill No.22 of 2018).

17. Approval of the Public Finance Management (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 51 of 2017. 18. Passage of the National Drought Management Authority (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 26 of 2019). 19. Passage of the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No.2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 13 of 2018).

Annex 5: Petitions conveyed or presented to the House in 2019

a) Petitions conveyed by the Hon. Speaker pursuant to SO. 225(2)(b)

1. Removal from Office of Members of the National Land Commission 2. Introduction of Mau Mau Liberation Struggle Movement Private Bill 3. Unfair Dismissal of Ex-Corporal Benjamin Chelang’a by Kenya Defence Forces 4. Non-Payment of compensation to Former Kenya Air Force Officers and Servicemen 5. Enactment of Legislation on National Health Referral and Training Hospitals 6. Zero-Rating of Textbooks, Journals and Periodicals 7. Non-Payment of Dues to Teachers who Retired Between 1997 and 2007 8. Amendment of various articles of the constitution to remove typographical errors 9. Amending the Constitution of Kenya to alter the system of representation of the people 10. Delayed VAT refund to Edible Oil Manufacturers 11. Gazettment of Buuri West Sub-County as a Hardship area 12. Irregular renewal of land lease for Del Monte Kenya Ltd 13. Amend wording on the Coat of Arms 14. Alleged sale of Midlands Limited 15. Provision of Government Capitation to pupils and Students in Private Schools 16. Settlement of over 25,000 shareholders of Ngwataniro Mutukanio Company 17. Historical land injustices in Kimulot area in Kericho and Bomet counties 18. Alleged invasion of a parcel land in Roysambu Constituency by the Kenya Defence Forces 19. Delay in allocation of Mwea settlement scheme to legitimate beneficiaries 20. Mental health issues and need for more counsellors in public facilities 21. Establishment of statutory fund for compensation of victims of disasters 22. Reduction of the period of consideration for petitions for admission to the Roll of Advocates 23. Leniency in requirements for accessing public sector employment opportunities 24. Acquisition of land and compensation of Keiyo North constituency residents

b) Presented by Members of the National Assembly pursuant to SO. 225(2)(a)

1. De-Gazettement of the 400 Yards Strip in Ngong-Hills Forest for Settlement 2. Implementation of Delocalization Policy by Teachers Service Commission 3. Non-Issuance of Title Deeds to Land owners of Embakasi West Constituency 4. Non-payment of terminal dues to employees of the African Safari Club

5. Transfer of TVET lecturers from Teachers Service Commission to Public Service Commission 6. Non-Release of Examination Results by Nakuru Medical Training College 7. Dispossession of Ancestral Land 8. Funding of co-curricular activities in public primary schools 9. Displacement of Residents of Ntoroni Sub-location following land clashes 10. Neglect and exploitation of Small-Holder Tea Farmers by KTDA 11. Procurement of Medical cover from reputable Insurance providers for teachers 12. Failure to pay hardship allowance to teachers in Taita Taveta County 13. Displacement of communities as a result of Coal Mining activities 14. Land area rectification for Igembe/Ndoleli Athiru Ruujine 2554 15. Access to Equalization Fund by residents of Taita Taveta County 16. Notice of demolition of Seefar Apartments 17. Salary arrears owed to Part time Lecturers of Kisii University, Migori Campus 18. Mackinnon Road Settlement Scheme in Kinango Constituency 19. Impending evictions from Mazrui Trust Land 20. Relocation of Kibos School for children with special needs 21. Poor drainage design of the Nakuru-Nyahururu Interchange 22. Distribution of text books to public schools 23. Insecurity and displacement of communities by nomadic pastoralists in Mwingi East Sub-County of Kitui County 24. Water supply constraints caused by Kenya Power Tariffs in Kilifi County 25. Occupancy of land owned Taita Taveta Teachers Investments Company Limited by illegal occupants 26. Gazettement of Ndaragwa Constituency as a hardship area 27. Investigations into Lake Nakuru air crash 28. Alleged refusal by the TSC to promote teachers In Samburu County 29. Inquiry into LGBTQI activities in Kenya 30. Safeguarding public utility plots in Nakuru 31. Demolition of houses in Chokaa, Embakasi East Constituency by Kenya Power Limited 32. Irregular transfer and sub-division of land 33. Management of Hemophilia and other bleeding disorders among patients in Kenya 34. Compensation of land owners of the Matisi Community along the Kitale-Endebes- Suam Road 35. Compensation of the Naivasha-Maraigushu land owners by the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company

36. Human-wildlife conflict in Kibwezi East Constituency 37. De-gazettement of land in Kuresoi North Constituency 38. Unlawful occupation of ancestral land by KDF School of Artillery 39. Withdrawal of harmful chemical pesticides from the Kenyan Market 40. Land dispute between Burat residents and the Kenya Defence Forces school of Infantry 41. Approval, application and use of new build low cost construction technology 42. Recruitment of teachers in Turkana County by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) 43. Gazettement of Kitalale Settlement Scheme 44. Delayed compensation of land owners for expansion of Sigalagala–Musoli– Bukura–Butere Road D260 45. Settlement and compensation of families dispossessed of land in Vihiga County 46. State of insecurity in Samburu North Constituency 47. Degazettement of Kabolet Land (LR No.12886) in Cherangany Constituency

Annex 6: List of Nine hundred and forty-two (942) reports from the Auditor- General on the financial statements of various institutions, including Constituencies Development Funds a) Reports from various institutions (620)

1. Draft 2019 Budget Policy Statement (BPS) from the National Treasury and Planning. 2. Draft 2019 Medium Term Debt Management Strategy from the National Treasury and Planning. 3. Draft Division of Revenue Bill, 2019 from the National Treasury and Planning. 4. Draft County Allocation of Revenue Bill 2019 from the National Treasury and Planning. 5. Recommendation on the basis for equitable sharing of Revenue between National and County Governments for the Financial Year 2019/2020 from the Commission. 6. Recommendation on the basis for equitable sharing of Revenue between National and County Governments for the Financial Year 2019/2020 from the Commission on Revenue Allocation. 7. Bank Supervision Annual Report for the year 2017 from Central Bank of Kenya. 8. Annual Corporate Report for the Financial Year 2017/2018 from the Office of the Auditor-General. 9. Evaluation Report for the Financial Year 2017/2018 on Public Service compliance with the Values and Principles in Articles 10 and232 of the Constitution from the Public Service Commission. 10. Quarterly Economic and Budgetary Review (First half of the Financial year 2018/2019) from the National Treasury and Planning. 11. The Post-Election Evaluation Report for the August 8th, 2017 General Election and October 26th, 2017 Fresh Presidential Election from the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC). 12. Sessional Paper No.1 of 2019 on a Policy Framework for Reforming Education and Training for Sustainable Development in Kenya from the Ministry of Education. 13. A Framework for formulating a National Land Policy for Kenya, Concept Paper, November 2018 from the National Land Commission. 14. The draft Law Society of Kenya (General) Regulations, 2019 and the Explanation Memorandum from the Law Society of Kenya. 15. Annual Report and financial Statements of Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) for the period 2016/17. 16. Performance Audit Report on Provision of Housing to Prison Officers in Kenya from the Office of the Auditor General; 17. Report on the Special Audit of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Eurobond proceeds in the Consolidated Fund from the National Treasury. 18. The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission’s 3rd Quarterly Report for the period from 1st July, 2018 to 30th September, 2018. 19. Report on the BodaBoda Motorcycle Transport and Security Challenges in Kenya from the National Crime Research Centre. 20. Annual Report and Financial Statements of the Coast Development Authority for the year ended 30th June, 2017. 21. Speech by His Excellency the President during the State of the Nation Address of April 4, 2019, pursuant to Standing Order 24(5).

22. 6th Annual Report on the Measures taken and Progress Achieved in the Realization of National Values and Principles of Governance. 23. Annual Report to Parliament on the State of National Security. 24. 6th Annual Report on the Progress made in fulfilment of the International Obligations of the Republic. 25. The Crops (Irish Potato) Regulations, 2019 and the Explanatory Memorandum pursuant to section 40 of the Crops Act 2013. 26. Draft Law Society of Kenya (General) Regulations, 2019 and the Explanatory Memorandum, pursuant to section 41 of the Law Society of Kenya Act, 2014. 27. Special Audit Report of the Auditor-General on the proceeds and utilization of Eurobond from the Office of the Auditor-General. 28. The 4th Quarterly Report covering the period from 1st October, 2018 to 31st December, 2018 from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission. 29. Report on the Audit of National and County Policy and Legislation and Sectoral Reports on the following Sectors from Kenya Law Reform Commission: - a) Public Finance Management; b) Agriculture; c) Urban Development; and d) Health. 30. Sessional Paper No. 01 of 2019 on Reforming Education Training and Research for Sustainable Development. 31. Judiciary’s Budget Estimates for FY 2019/2020 and request for additional funding. 32. Legal Notice No. 24 of 2019 relating to the Public Finance Management (Tourism Promotion Fund) Regulations, 2019 and the Explanatory Memorandum from the National Treasury. 33. Legal Notice No. 23 of 2019 relating to the Air Passenger Service Charge Act (Apportionment) Order, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum from the National Treasury. 34. FY 2019/2020 Programme Based Budget of the National Government of Kenya for the year ending 30th June, 2020. 35. FY2019/2020 Estimates of Revenue Grants and Loans of the Government of Kenya for the year ending 30th June, 2020. 36. FY2019/2020 Estimates of Recurrent Expenditure of the Government of Kenya for the year ending 30th June, 2020, Volumes I and II. 37. FY2019/2020 Estimates of Development Expenditure of the Government of Kenya for the year ending 30th June, 2020, Volumes I, II and III. 38. The Budget Summary for the fiscal year 2019/20 and the supporting information from the National Treasury. 39. FY2019/2020 List of Projects of the National Government of Kenya for the year ending 30th June, 2020 from the National Treasury. 40. FY2019/2020 Annex of Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure for State Corporations of the Government of Kenya for the financial year ending 30th June, 2020 from the National Treasury. 41. Financial Estimates for the Parliamentary Service Commission for the FY 2019/2020. 42. Estimates of Revenue to and Expenditure from Equalization Fund for FY 2019/2020. 43. Report of the Board of the National Government Constituencies Development Fund on Project Proposals Approvals, Disbursement Status and Restrictions imposed on

Constituency Account for the Third Quarter of 2018/19 Financial Year for the period 1stJanuary to 31stMarch, 2019. 44. The Engineers Rules, 2019 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 45. The National Treasury and Planning Reports on Quarterly Economic and Budgetary Review (Third Quarter of the Financial year 2018/2019). 46. The National Treasury and Planning Reports on National Policy to Support Enhancement of County Governments' Own-Source Revenue. 47. Legal Notice No. 33 of 2019 relating to the Judiciary Fund Regulations. 48. Report by the Treasury Task Force on Old Balances Outstanding in Financial Statements for the year 2012/2013 on National Government Public Accounts. 49. Report of the Auditor-General on the Financial Statements of the National Government for the Year 2016/2017. 50. Legal Notice No. 84 relating to the Tax Procedures (Unassembled Motor Vehicles and Trailers) Regulations, 2019. 51. Legal Notice No.85 relating to the Miscellaneous Fees and Levies (forms) Regulations, 2019.

52. Legal Notice No. 86 relating to the Value Added Tax (Amendment) Regulations, 2019. 53. Legal Notice No. 87 relating to the Retirement Benefits (Umbrella Retirement Benefits Schemes) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019. 54. Legal Notice No. 88 relating to the Retirement Benefits (Occupational Retirement Benefits Schemes) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019. 55. Legal Notice No. 89 relating to the Retirement Benefits (Individual Retirement Benefits Schemes) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019. 56. Legal Notice No. 90 relating to the Public Finance Management (National Government) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019. 57. Legal Notice No. 91 relating to the Insurance (Policyholders Compensation Fund (Amendment) Regulations, 2019. 58. Legal Notice No. 92 relating to the Insurance (Motor Vehicles Third Party Risks) (Certificate of Insurance) (Amendment) Rules, 2019. 59. Legal Notice No. 93 relating to the Insurance (Amendment) Regulations, 2019). 60. Legal Notice No. 94 relating to the Excise Duty (Excisable Good Management System) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019. 61. Legal Notice No. 95 relating to the Capital Markets (Securities) (Public Offers, Listing and Disclosures) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019. 62. Bi-Annual Report for the Commission on Administrative Justice for the period January to July 2018. 63. Performance Audit Report on administration of Public Service Pensions Schemes by the National Treasury. 64. Reports and Resolutions adopted at the 5th Meeting of the 2nd Session of the 4th East African Legislative Assembly as follows: - (i) Report of the Committee on Agriculture, Tourism and Natural Resources wit Stakeholders on Budgetary enhancement in the Agricultural Sector. (ii) Report of the Committee on Regional Affairs and Conflict Resolution on the Report of the Council on the progress made by the East African Community on the Development of its Common Foreign and Security Policies. (iii) Report of the First Annual General Meeting and Launch of the Eastern Africa Parliamentary Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition.

(iv) Report of the Delegation to the Training Workshop on Research and Evidence use in the Parliamentary Context. (v) Report of the Delegation to the 44th Plenary Assembly Session of the SADC Parliamentary Forum (SADC-PF) held from 26th November to 10th December, 2018 in Maputo, Mozambique.

(vi) Resolution of the Assembly recommending to the Council to ban the manufacturing and importation of soaps and cosmetics containing hydroquinone in the Community. (vii) Resolution of the Assembly urging the Council of Ministers to expedite the introduction of the Climate Change Bill in the Assembly. 65. Resolution of the Assembly recommending to the Council of Ministers the establishment of an institution responsible for the development of Agriculture within the Community. 66. Youth Enterprise Development Fund Board Performance Report for the period between June 2016 and May 2019. 67. Report to Parliament on all new loans contracted by Government from 1st January, 2019 to 30th April, 2019. 68. The Third Annual Report to the National Assembly on Treaties Ratified by Kenya, from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 69. Legal Notice No. 78 relating to the Public Finance Management (Biashara Kenya Fund) Regulations, 2019 and the Explanatory Memorandum from the National Treasury and Planning. 70. Legal Notice No. 79 relating to the Public Finance Management (Uwezo Fund) (Revocation) Regulations, 2019 and the Explanatory Memorandum from the National Treasury and Planning. 71. Legal Notice No. 80 relating to the Public Finance Management (Women Enterprise Fund) (Revocation) Regulations, 2019 and the Explanatory Memorandum from the National Treasury and Planning. 72. Legal Notice No. 81 relating to the Public Finance Management (Youth Enterprise Development Fund) (Revocation) Regulations, 2019 and the Explanatory Memorandum from the National Treasury and Planning. 73. List of Nominees to fill Vacancies in National Government Constituency Development Fund Committees in the following Constituencies: - a) Jomvu Constituency. b) Ndhiwa Constituency. c) Nyando Constituency. d) Mandera East Constituency. e) Embakasi Central Constituency. 74. Legal Notice No. 82 relating to the Insurance (Valuation of Technical Provisions for Life Insurance Business) (Amendment) Guidelines, 2019 and the Explanatory Memorandum from the National treasury and Planning. 75. Legal Notice No. 83 relating to the Insurance (Capital Adequacy) (Amendment) Guidelines, 2019 and the Explanatory Memorandum from the National treasury and Planning. 76. List of the Nominees for appointment to the National Government Constituency Development Fund Committee for Ugenya Constituency.

77. Special Report of the Auditor General on Pending Bills of the 47 County Governments as at 30th June, 2018. 78. Legal Notice No. 102 of 2019 relating to the Crop (Coffee) (General) Regulations and the Explanatory Memorandum from the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Irrigation). 79. Legal Notice No. 103 of 2019 relating to the Public Finance Management (Parliamentary Catering Fund) Regulations, 2019 from the Parliamentary Service Commission. 80. Legal Notice No. 108 of 2019 relating to the Private Security (General) Regulations and the Explanatory Memorandum from Ministry of Interior and Co-ordination of National Government. 81. Legal Notice No. 109 of 2019 relating to Adjustment of Excise Duty Rates and the Explanatory Memorandum from the Kenya Revenue Authority. 82. Reports, Bills and Resolutions adopted by the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) at the 6th Meeting of the 2nd Session of the 4th Assembly held in Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania from 16thJuneto 6th July, 2019. 83. Report of the Journey to Gender Parity in Political Representation for the period 2012- 2018 from the National Gender and Equality Commission. 84. Report of the Milestones Equality and Inclusion in the 2017 Kenyan General Election from the National Gender and Equality Commission. 85. The EconomicSurvey2019fromthe Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. 86. Legal Notice No. 107 of 2019 relating to the Copyright Act, 2001 – Joint Collection Tariffs and the Explanatory Memorandum from the Office of the Attorney-General and Department of Justice. 87. Legal Notice No. 101 of 2019 relating to the Land Registration (Electronic Land Transactions) Regulations and the Explanatory Memorandum from the Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning. 88. Legal Notice No. 65 of 2019 relating to the Public Service Commission Regulations and the Explanatory Memorandum from the Ministry of Public Service, Youth and Gender. 89. Bi-Annual Report for the Commission on Administrative Justice for the period July to December 2018. 90. Performance Audit Report on Monitoring of Mining Operations by the State Department of Mining for April 2019 from the Office of the Auditor - General. 91. 2018/19 Annual Report from the East African Community and Regional Development. 92. Report Borderland – Related Crimes and Security Threats in Kenya from the National Crime Research Centre. 93. Board Report on Project Proposals Approvals, Disbursement Status and Restrictions imposed on Constituency account for the Fourth Quarter of 2018/2019 Financial Year (1st April, 2019 to 30th June, 2019) from the NG-CDF Board. 94. Legal Notice No. 89 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Aircraft Accident and Incident Investigations) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 95. Legal Notice No. 90 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Air Worthiness) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 96. Legal Notice No. 91 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Safety Management) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 97. Legal Notice No. 92 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Air Operator Certification and Administration) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 98. Legal Notice No. 93 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Approved Training Organizations) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum.

99. Legal Notice No. 94 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Aircraft Nationality and Registration Marks) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 100. Legal Notice No. 95 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Approved Personnel Licensing) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 101. Legal Notice No. 96 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Approved Maintenance Organizations) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 102. Legal Notice No. 97 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Operation of Aircraft- Helicopter) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 103. Legal Notice No. 119 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Aeronautical Search and Rescue) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 104. Legal Notice No. 120 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Units of Measurement to be used in Air and Ground Operations) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum; 105. Legal Notice No. 124 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Rules of the Air) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 106. Legal Notice No. 125 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Certification of Air Navigation Service Providers) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 107. Legal Notice No. 126 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Operation of Aircraft for Commercial Air Transport) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 108. Legal Notice No. 129 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Certification, Licensing and Registration of Aerodromes) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 109. Legal Notice No. 131 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Instruments and Equipment) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 110. Legal Notice No. 132 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Aeronautical Information Services) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 111. Legal Notice No. 133 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Surveillance and Collision Avoidance Systems) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 112. Legal Notice No. 134 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Aeronautical Charts) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 113. Legal Notice No. 135 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Communication Procedures) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 114. Legal Notice No. 136 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Aeronautical Radio Frequency Spectrum Utilization) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 115. Legal Notice No. 137 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Air Traffic Services) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 116. Legal Notice No. 145 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Radio Navigation Aids) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 117. Legal Notice No. 146 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Communications Systems) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 118. Legal Notice No. 165 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Operation of Aircraft–General Aviation-Aeroplanes) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 119. Legal Notice No. 166 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Meteorology Services for Air Navigation) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 120. Legal Notice No. 167 of 2019 on the Civil Aviation (Licensing of Air Services) Regulations, 2018 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 121. Legal Notice No. 99 of 2019 on the Energy (Licensing of Petroleum Road Transportation Business) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019 and the Regulatory Impact Statement.

122. Legal Notice No. 100 of 2019 on the Petroleum (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) Regulations, 2019 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 123. Legal Notice No. 132 of 2019 on the Criteria for the Determination of the Electricity Rebate 2019 and the Explanatory Memorandum. 124. Legal Notice No. 121 of 2019 on the Movable Property Security Rights (General) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019. 125. Legal Notice No. 127 of 2019 on the Capital Markets (Derivatives Markets) (Fees) Regulations, 2019. 126. Legal Notice No. 134 of 2019 on the Central Bank of Kenya (Mortgage Refinance Companies) Regulations, 2019. 127. Legal Notice No. 141 of 2019 on the Political Parties (Registration) Regulations, 2019. 128. Legal Notice No. 143 of 2019 on the Political Parties (Funding) Regulations, 2019. 129. Office of the Controller of Budget End of Term Report 2011 to 2019. 130. Performance Audit Report on the Anti-Counterfeit Agency in Combating Counterfeit Goods. 131. The Reports of the Auditor-General on the Special Audit on Capital Works on Irrigation Projects undertaken by the National Irrigation Board. 132. Quarterly Economic and Budgetary Review Report (Fourth Quarter) for the Financial year 2018/2019 from the National Treasury and Planning. 133. Legal Notice No. 110 of 2019 relating to the Kenya Export Promotions and Branding Agency Order and the Explanatory Memorandum from the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Co-operatives. 134. The 1st Quarterly Report from the EACC covering the Period from 1stJanuary to 31st March, 2019. 135. The Defence Cooperation Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Kenya and the Government of the Republic of South Africa and the Explanatory Memorandum from the Ministry of Defence. 136. Legal Notice No. 144 of 2019 relating to the Small Claims Code of Conduct for Adjudicators and the Explanatory Memorandum from the Judiciary. 137. Legal Notice No. 145 of 2019 relating to the Small Claims Courts Rules and the Explanatory Memorandum from the Judiciary. 138. Legal Notice No. 155 of 2019 relating to the Public Finance Management (National Government (Amendment) Regulations from the National Treasury. 139. Legal Notice No. 156 of 2019 relating to the Physical and Land Use Planning (Classification of Strategic National or Inter-County Projects) Regulations and the Explanatory Memorandum from the Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning. 140. Report to Parliament on all new loans contracted by the National Government from 1stMay, 2019 to 31stAugust, 2019 from the National Treasury. 141. The 2018/19 Annual Public Debt Management Report from the National Treasury and Planning. 142. Legal Notice No. 9504 of 2019 relating to the Report on Deployment of the Kenya Defence Forces at the Likoni Channel, Mombasa County in support of the Kenya Ferry Services Limited on 29th September, 2019. 143. Legal Notice No. 151 of 2019 relating to the Retirement Benefits (Treating Customers Fairly) Guidelines and the Explanatory Memorandum from the National Treasury and Planning. 144. 2019 Budget Review and Outlook Paper for the Financial Year 2020/21 and Medium- Term Budget from the National Treasury and Planning.

145. The Statutory six (6) months Preferences and Reservation Report from the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority. 146. Report of the Board of the National Government Constituencies Development Fund on Project Proposals Approvals, Disbursement Status and Restrictions imposed on Constituency Account for the First Quarter of 2019/20 Financial Year for the period 1st July to 30th September, 2019. 147. Sessional Paper No. 2 of 2019 on National Policy on Gender and Development from the State Department for Gender. 148. Sessional Paper No. 3 of 2019 on National Policy for the Eradication of Female Genital Mutilation from the State Department for Gender. 149. The consolidated National Government Investment Report for the Year 2018/2019 from the National Treasury and Planning. 150. Assessment of Uptake and Impact of Tax Amnesty in Kenya as at September 2019 from the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya. 151. Report of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) at the 1th Meeting of the 3rd Session of the 4th Assembly held in Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania from 16th September to 5th October, 2019 Committee on Accounts on the oversight activity to the Lake Victoria Basin Commission (LVBC) to assess the status of implementation of the Assembly recommendations on the EAC Audited Accounts. 152. Report of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) at the 1th Meeting of the 3rd Session of the 4th Assembly held in Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania from 16th September to 5th October, 2019 Committee on General Purpose on the oversight activity to assess the level of preparedness of Partners States in the management of Ebola and Dengue fever epidemics. 153. Report on the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) at the 1th Meeting of the 3rd Session of the 4th Assembly held in Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania from 16th September to 5th October, 2019 Committee of General Purpose on the Petition from East African Civil Society Organisation’s forum (EACSOF) on matters of crucial importance to the Community.

154. Report of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) at the 1th Meeting of the 3rd Session of the 4th Assembly held in Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania from 16th September to 5th October, 2019 Committee on Communication, Trade and Investment on the Status of ratification of the amended Article 24(2)(a) of the Protocol on the Establishment of the East African Customs Union to provide for the establishment of the Trade Remedies Committee. 155. Report of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) at the 1th Meeting of the 3rd Session of the 4th Assembly held in Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania from 16th September to 5th October, 2019 Committee on Regional Affairs and Conflict Resolution of the oversight activity on the proliferation of small arms and light weapons in the East African region. 156. Report of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) at the 1th Meeting of the 3rd Session of the 4th Assembly held in Arusha, United Republic of Tanzania from 16th September to 5th October, 2019 Committee on Agriculture, Tourism and Natural Resource on the oversight activity on the performance of the tourism sector in the region. 157. The East African Community Customs Management (Amendment) Bill, 2019.

158. Resolution of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) commemorating 20 years of the East African Community. 159. FY 2019/2020 Supplementary Estimates I (Programmes Based Budget). 160. FY 2019/2020 Supplementary Estimates I (Recurrent Estimates). 161. FY 2019/2020 Supplementary Estimates I (Development Estimates) Vol. I and II. 162. Memorandum on FY 2019/2020 Supplementary Estimates I. 163. Special Audit Report on the Auditor – General on Procurement of Pre-export Verification of Conformity (PVOC)to Standards Services – Used Motor Vehicles, Mobile Equipment and Used Spare Parts by Kenya Bureau of Standards and its Appendices. 164. Quarterly Economic and Budgetary Review Report for the period ending 30th September, 2019 (First Quarter, Financial year 2019/2020) from the National Treasury and Planning. 165. Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administration Assistance in Tax Matters (MAC) and the Explanatory Memorandum from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 166. The 2nd Quarter Report by the Ethics and Anti - Corruption Commission for the period from 1st April to 30th June, 2019. 167. Circular No. 20/2019 of 19th November, 2019 and the request for approval of Stoppage of Transfers to County Governments from the National Treasury. 168. List of Nominees to the National Government Constituencies Development Fund Committee for Baringo South Constituency from the National Government Constituencies Development Fund Board. 169. List of Nominees to the National Government Constituencies Development Fund Committee for North Imenti Constituency from the National Government Constituencies Development Fund Board. 170. 2018-2022 National Education Sector Strategic Plan from the Ministry of Education. 171. The Reports of the Auditor-General on the Financial Statements in respect of the following Institutions for the year ended 30th June, 2018 and the certificates therein:- 1) Agro-Chemical and Food Company Limited; 2) Geothermal Development Company Limited; 3) National Government Affirmative Action Fund; 4) State Department for Gender Affairs; 5) State Department of Shipping and Maritime Affairs; 6) State Department for Livestock; 7) University of Nairobi Enterprises and Services Limited; 8) Drought Resilience and Sustainable Livelihood Programme by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Irrigation; 9) Regional Pastoral Livelihoods Resilience Project by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Irrigation; 10) Strengthening Fertilizer Quality and Regulatory Standards in Kenya Project by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Irrigation; 11) Rice-Based Market Oriented Agriculture Promotion Project by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Irrigation; 12) Agricultural Sector Development Support Programme by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Irrigation; 13) Standards and Market Access Programme by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Irrigation;

14) Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority; 15) Chuka University; 16) Registration of Certified Public Secretaries Board; 17) Contingencies Fund; 18) Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute; 19) Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya; 20) Policy Holders Compensation Fund; 21) Kenya National Bureau of Statistics; 22) Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority; 23) Murang’a University of Technology; 24) Widows and Orphans Pension Fund; 25) National Agricultural and Rural Inclusive Growth Project; 26) Standards and Market Access Programme; 27) Thwake Multi-Purpose Water Development Programme Phase I by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries & Irrigation; 28) Women Enterprise Fund; 29) Office of the Registrar of Political Parties; 30) Political Parties Fund; 31) Tana and Athi Rivers Development Authority; 32) Dedan Kimathi University of Technology; 33) State Department for Broadcasting and Telecommunications; 34) Kisii University; 35) Rongo University; 36) South Nyanza Sugar Company Limited; 37) Imarisha Naivasha Trust; 38) The Technical and Vocational Education and Training Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council; 39) Nursing Council of Kenya; 40) Laikipia University; 41) Pwani University; 42) Kenya Climate Smart Agriculture Project; 43) Petroleum Development Levy Fund– Holding Account; 44) Railway Development Levy Fund; 45) Treasury Main Clearance Fund; 46) Agricultural Information Resource Centre Revolving Fund; 47) Prison Farms Revolving Fund; 48) Revenue Statement for State Department for Interior; 49) Medical Practitioners and Dentists Board; 50) State Department for Fisheries, Aquaculture and the Blue Economy; 51) University of Eldoret; 52) National Environment Complaints Committee; 53) The Judiciary; 54) State Department for Sports Development; 55) Kenya Youth Employment Opportunity Project under State Department of Labour; 56) State Department for Fisheries, Aquaculture and the Blue Economy; 57) University of Eldoret; 58) National Environment Complaints Committee;

59) The Judiciary; 60) State Department for Sports Development; 61) Judicial Service Commission; 62) Kirinyaga University; 63) Karatina University; 64) Office of the Controller of Budget; 65) Outstanding Obligations guaranteed by the Kenya Government; 66) Commission for Administrative Justice; 67) University of Kabianga; 68) Ewaso Ngíro North River Development Authority; 69) National Sports Fund; 70) Revenue Statement of Business Registration Service for the fourteenth (14) months ended 30th June, 2018; 71) Proposed Privately Initiated Investment Proposal between Kenya Airports Authority and Kenya Airways; 72) Higher Education Loans Board; 73) State Department of Vocational and Technical Training; 74) National Commission for Science, Technology and Innovation; 75) State Department for University Education; 76) Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology Enterprises Limited; 77) Witness Protection Agency; 78) Agri and Cooperative Training and Consultancy Services Limited; 79) Judicial Performance Improvement Project; 80) Small Scale Horticulture Development Project by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Irrigation; ; 81) Subscription by Kenya Government to International Organizations; 82) Rural Enterprise Fund; 83) Salaries and Remuneration Commission; 84) Receiver of Revenue (Development); 85) The Receiver of Revenue - Pension Department; 86) Revenue Statements for State Department for Correctional Services; 87) State Department for Correctional Services; 88) Energy Regulatory Authority; 89) National Land Commission; 90) Ministry of Foreign Affairs; 91) Kenya Safari Lodges and Hotels Limited; 92) Kenya Medical Laboratory Technicians and Technologists Board; 93) Maasai Mara University; 94) Egerton University; 95) State Department for Devolution; 96) Kenya Local Loans Support Fund; 97) Small-Scale Irrigation and Value Addition Project in the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Irrigation; 98) Industrial Development Bank (IDB) Capital Limited; 99) Retirement Benefits Authority; 100) State Corporations Appeal Tribunal; 101) The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions;

102) Alupe University College; 103) Kenya Accountants and Secretaries National Examinations Board; 104) The Office of the Attorney General and Department of Justice; 105) Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service; 106) Commission for University Education; 107) Kenya Technical Trainers College; 108) Kenya Re-insurance Corporation Limited; 109) Consolidated Fund Services - Salaries, Allowances and Miscellaneous Services; 110) Receiver of Revenue (Recurrent) from the National Treasury.; 111) State Department for Mining; 112) Kenya National Shipping Line Limited; 113) Veterinary Services Development Fund; 114) Kenya Ferry Services Limited; 115) University of Nairobi; 116) Kenya National Examinations Council; 117) Kenya Institute of Special Education; 118) Kenya Dairy Board; 119) State Department of Environment; 120) Kenya National Qualifications Authority; 121) Kenyatta University; 122) Kenya National Commission for UNESCO; 123) Multimedia University; 124) Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission. 125) Commodities Fund; 126) Pyrethrum Processing Company of Kenya; 127) Pest Control Products Board; 128) Railway Development Levy Fund (Operations Account); 129) Civil Servants Housing Scheme Fund; 130) Ministry of Tourism; 131) State Department for Investment and Industry; 132) Tana Water Services Board; 133) Department of Transport; 134) State Department of Housing and Urban Development; 135) State Department of Infrastructure (Vote 1091); 136) State Department for Natural Resources (Vote 1106); 137) Kenya Power and Lighting Company Limited-Rural Electrification Scheme; 138) The Office of the Attorney-General and Department of Justice; 139) Revenue Accountability Statement of Kenya Revenue Authority; 140) Kenya Revenue Authority; 141) Kenya Academy of Sports; 142) Occupational Safety and Health Fund (OSF); 143) FC Talanta; 144) Nairobi Centre for International Arbitration; 145) The Eldoret National Polytechnic; 146) Coast Development Authority; 147) Tourism Research Institute;

148) Kenya Ports Authority; 149) Kenya National Trading Corporation; 150) Kenya Law Reform Commission; 151) Office of the Attorney-General and Department of Justice; 152) Eldoret National Polytechnic; 153) Coast Development Authority; 154) Kenya Ports Authority; 155) Kenya National Trading Corporation; 156) Kenya Law Reform Commission; 157) Karatina University; 158) Office of the Attorney General and Department of Justice; 159) Water Services Regulatory Board; 160) University of Embu; 161) Kenya Academy of Sports and FC Talanta; 162) Occupational safety and Health Fund; 163) Nairobi Centre for International Arbitration; 164) Parliamentary Service Commission; 165) The National Assembly; 166) Nzoia Sugar Company Limited; 167) Tourism Research Institute; 168) Technical and Vocational Education and Training Authority; 169) Coast Water Services Board; 170) Youth Enterprise Development Fund; 171) The Kenya School of Law; 172) Kenyatta National Hospital; 173) Assets Recovery Agency; 174) The National Council for Children’s Services; 175) Child Welfare Society of Kenya; 176) National Museums of Kenya; 177) National Industrial Training Authority; 178) Kenya Energy Sector Environment and Social Responsibility Programme Fund; 179) Kenya National Library Service; 180) Kenya Copyright Board; 181) Kenya Medical Research Institute; 182) Kenya Cultural Centre; 183) National Humanitarian Fund; 184) Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science & Technology; 185) University of Nairobi Press; 186) State Department for Trade; 187) Mt. Elgon Lodge Limited; 188) Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development; 189) Cooperative University of Kenya; 190) Financial Reporting Centre; 191) Commission on Revenue Allocation; 192) Provident Fund; 193) National Exchequer Account; 194) Privatization Commission;

195) Government Investment and Public Enterprises (Statement of Outstanding Loans from the National Treasury; 196) Kenya Ordnance Factories Corporation; 197) Office of the Controller of Budget Staff Retirement Scheme; 198) Consolidated Bank of Kenya Limited; 199) State Department for Energy; 200) Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology; 201) Garissa University; 202) The National Treasury; 203) Veterinary Medicines Directorate; 204) Veterinary Services Development Fund; 205) Lands Limited; 206) Kenya Plant Inspectorate Service (KEPHIS); 207) Prisons Industries Revolving; 208) Regional Centre on Groundwater Resources Education Training and Research in Eastern Africa; 209) Kenya Tsestse Trypanosomiasis Eradication Council; 210) Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation; 211) Nacada Alcoholic Drinks Control Fund; 212) Independent Policing Oversight Authority; 213) Non- Governmental Organizations Coordination Board; 214) Egerton University Investment Company Limited; 215) Petroleum Training Levy Fund; 216) Kenya Meat Commission; 217) National Biosafety Authority; 218) Agricultural Development Corporation; 219) Pharmacy and Poisons Board; 220) Public Trustee of Kenya; 221) Eastern African Regional Transport, Trade & Development Facilitation Project (IDA CREDIT NO. 5638); 222) Land Settlement Fund; 223) State Law Office and Department of Justice – Official Receiver; 224) Kenya Medical Training College; 225) Council of Legal Education; 226) Technical University of Kenya; 227) Kenya Scouts Association; 228) State Department for Planning and Statistics; 229) State Departmental for Information, Communication, Technology and Innovation; 230) Kenya Maritime Authority; 231) Kenya Vision 2030 Delivery Secretariat; 232) Kenya Leather Development Council; 233) State Department for Interior; 234) Local Authorities Provident Fund; 235) National Aids Control Council; 236) Youth enterprise Development Fund; 237) Machakos University; 238) Western Kenya Rice Mills Limited;

239) Mwea Rice Mills Limited; 240) Kipchabo Tea Factory; 241) State Department of Early Learning and Basic Education Vote 1063; 242) School Equipment Production Unit; 243) Equalization Fund; 244) Ministry of Devolution and ASALS; 245) Kenya Broadcasting Corporation; 246) Kenya Film Commission; 247) Media Council of Kenya; 248) Development Bank of Kenya Limited; 249) Agricultural Finance Corporation; 250) Nyayo Tea Zones Development Corporation; 251) Public Service Commission; 252) Petroleum Development Fund; 253) Petroleum Development Levy Fund; 254) National Employment Authority; 255) Communication Authority of Kenya – Universal Services Fund; 256) Government Clearing Agency; 257) National Communications Secretariat; 258) Nyeri National Polytechnic; 259) National Youth Service ; 260) Mechanical and Transport Fund (MTF); 261) Kenyatta International Convention Centre; 262) Anti- FGM Board; 263) Relief and Rehabilitation Cash Transfers Fund; 264) Uwezo Fund; 265) Chemelil Sugar Company Limited; 266) Kibo Seed Company Limited; 267) Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital; 268) Kenya Institute of Mass Communication; 269) Simlaw Seeds Company (U) Limited; 270) Tourism Finance Corporation; 271) Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation; 272) Strategic Grain Reserve Fund; 273) Consolidated Fund Services – Public Debt; 274) Kenya Animal Genetic Resources Centre; 275) National Quality Control Laboratory; 276) Sports Kenya; 277) EwasoNgíro South River Basin Development Authority; 278) Kenya Veterinary Vaccines Production Institute; 279) National Authority for Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse; 280) New Kenya Co-operative Creameries Limited; 281) Lapsset Corridor Development Authority; 282) Information and Communications Technology Authority; 283) Water Sector Trust Fund; 284) Kenya Medical Supplies Authority; 285) Golf Hotel Limited; 286) Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis;

287) Kenya Citizens and Foreign Nationals Management Service; 288) Agriculture and Food Authority; 289) Taita Taveta University; 290) State Department for Mining; 291) Kisumu National Polytechnic; 292) Kerio Valley Development Authority; 293) Water Resources Authority; 294) Kenya Water Institute; 295) Kenya Nuclear Electricity Board; 296) Athi Water Services Board; 297) Rural Electrification Authority; 298) Kenya Roads Board Fund; 299) Kenya Roads Board (Operations); 300) Kenya Urban Roads Authority; 301) National Housing Corporation; 302) Engineers Board of Kenya; 303) Export Promotion Council; 304) Kenya Industrial Property Institute; 305) Kenya Investment Authority; 306) Consolidated Fund Services Pensions and Gratuities; 307) Public Procurement Regulatory Authority; 308) Kenya National Assurance Company (2001) Limited; 309) National Construction Authority; 310) State Officers House Mortgage Scheme Fund – State Department of Housing and Urban Development; 311) Kenya Slum Upgrading Low Cost Housing and Infrastructure Trust Fund – State Department of Housing and Urban Development; 312) State Department of Public Works Vote 1095; 313) Roads Annuity Fund; 314) Receiver of Revenue (State Department of Housing and Urban Development); 315) Stores and Service Fund; 316) Kenya Seed Company Limited; 317) Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology; 318) Bukura Agricultural College; 319) Kenya Accreditation Service; 320) Micro and Small Enterprises Authority; 321) Tourism Fund; 322) Bomas of Kenya; 323) Orange Democratic Movement (ODM); 324) Wiper Democratic Movement; 325) Trade Network Agency; 326) Bomet University; 327) Kisii National Polytechnic; 328) Intergovernmental Relations Technical Committee; 329) Street Families Rehabilitation Trust Fund; 330) National Crime Research Centre; 331) Kenya Film Classification Board;

332) Kenya Yearbook Editorial Board; 333) Keroka Technical Training Institute; 334) Kenya Wildlife Services; 335) Kenya Forest Service; 336) Anti- Counterfeit Agency; 337) State Department for Public Service and Youth; 338) Kenya Electricity Transmission Company Limited; 339) Lake Victoria South Water Services Board; 340) Konza Technopolis Development Authority; 341) Lake Basin Development Authority; 342) Tourism Regulatory Authority; National Safety Net Program; 343) State Department for Social Protection; 344) Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries and Irrigation; 345) Sunset Hotel Limited; 346) Tom Mboya University College; 347) Moi University; 348) Inter-Governmental Relations Technical Committee; 349) Tana Water Services Board; 350) Kenya Development Response to Displacement Impacts Project; 351) Jomo Kenyatta Foundation; 352) Kenya Literature Bureau; 353) Rivatex East Africa Limited. 354) The Presidency; 355) Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning; 356) Revenue Statement for the Ministry of Lands and Physical Planning; 357) Kenya Broadcasting Corporation Digital Terrestrial Television Coverage Roll Out Project; 358) Nepad/APRM Kenya Secretariat; 359) Ministry of Defence; 360) State Department for East African Community Integration; 361) National Council for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD); 362) Government Press Fund; 363) National Intelligence Service; 364) Parliamentary Service Commission Car Loan Scheme Fund; 365) Parliamentary Service Commission Mortgage Scheme Fund; 366) State Officers and Public Officers Motor Car Loan Scheme Fund from the National Treasury; 367) State Department for Culture and Heritage; 368) Meru University of Science and Technology; 369) Asian Officers Family Pension Fund; 370) South Eastern Kenya University; 371) Kibabii University; 372) Maseno University; 373) Kenya Railways Corporation; 374) National Transport and Safety Authority; 375) National Social Security Fund; 376) Siala Technical Training Institute; 377) Ekerubo Gietai Technical Training Institute;

378) Business Registration Service; 379) Kaimosi Friends University College; 380) Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority; 381) National Hospital Insurance Fund; 382) Kenya School of Government; 383) Institute of Human Resource Management; 384) Communication Authority of Kenya; 385) National Cereals and Produce Board; 386) Bomet University College; 387) North Eastern National Polytechnic; 388) Lake Victoria North Water Services Board; 389) National Council for Population and Development; 390) Kenya National Highways Authority; 391) Kenya Civil Aviation Authority; 392) Numerical Machining Complex Limited; 393) Brand Kenya Board; 394) Kenya Industrial Research and Development Institute; 395) Kenya Rural Roads Authority; 396) Postal Corporation of Kenya; 397) National Youth Council; 398) National Drought Management Authority; 399) State Law Office and Department of Justice Official Receiver – Report and Financial Statements; 400) State Law Office and Department of Justice Business Registration service – Revenue Statement; 401) State Law Office and Department of Justice Business Registration Service – Expenditure; 402) Micro and Small Enterprises Authority; 403) Kenya Airports Authority; 404) Northern Water Services Board; 405) Council of Governors Secretariat; 406) Kenya Tourism Board; 407) National Environment Trust Fund; 408) Kenya Utalii College; 409) Kenya Water Towers Agency; 410) Export Processing Zones Authority; 411) Kenya Forestry Research Institute; 412) Kenya Industrial Estates Limited; and 413) Kenya Bureau of Standards. 172. The Reports of the Auditor-General and Financial Statements in respect of the following Institutions for the year ended 30th June, 2017 and the certificates therein:- 1) Lake Victoria North Water Services Board 2) Teachers Service Commission 3) Rongo University; 4) Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology; and 5) National Government Constituencies Development Fund for 6) Egerton University 7) Tana and Athi Rivers Development Authority

8) Kenya Institute of Supplies Management 9) University of Nairobi; and 10) Kenya Dairy Board. 11) Kenya Forest Service 12) Simlaw Seeds Company Limited 173. The Report of the Auditor-General and the Financial Statements of the Small Enterprise Finance Company Limited for the year ended 31st December, 2018 and the certificates therein. 174. The Report of the Auditor-General and the Financial Statements of the Youth Enterprise Development Fund for the year ended 31st December, 2017 and the certificates therein 175. The Reports of the Auditor-General and the Financial Statements in respect of the Kabarnet Hotel Limited for the year ended 30th June, 2017 and 30th June, 2018 and the certificates therein. 176. The Report of the Auditor-General and the Revenue Statements of State Department of Mining for the year ended 30th June, 2018. 177. The Reports of the Auditor-General and the Financial Statements in respect of the Kabarnet Hotel Limited for the year ended 30th June, 2017 and 30th June, 2018 and the certificates therein. 178. The Report of the Auditor-General and the Financial Statements in respect of the Jubilee Party for the year ended 30th June, 2018 and the certificates therein; 179. Report of the National Gender and Quality Commission (NGEC) Strategic Plan 2019 - 2024. 180. Report of the Auditor- General and the Financial Statements of National Constituencies Development Fund Board for the Year ended 30th June, 2018 and the certificates therein. 181. The Reports of the Auditor-General and the Financial Statements in respect of the Kenya Post Office Savings Bankfor the year ended 31st December, 2017 and the certificates therein 182. Reports of the Auditor-General on the financial statements of the Imarisha Naivasha Trust for the years ended 30th June, 2013, 30th June, 2014, 30th June, 2015 and 30thJune, 2016 and the certificates therein. 183. The Reports of the Auditor-General and the Financial Statements in respect of the Revenue Statement for the year ended 30th June, 2018 from the Judiciary and the certificates therein: - 184. The Reports of the Auditor-General and the Financial Statements in respect of the Amani National Congress Party from January 2016 to December 2017 and the certificates therein. 185. The Reports of the National Government Budget Implementation Review report for the Financial Year 2018/19 from the Office of the Controller of Budget. 186. The Reports of the Auditor-General on the Financial Statements in respect of the Kabarnet Hotel Limited for the year ended 30th June, 2016 and the certificates therein. 187. The Reports of the Auditor-General on the Financial Statements of Kisumu National Polytechnic for the year ended 30th June, 2017 and the certificate therein. b) List of Constituencies Development Fund Reports (322) –

(i) The Reports of the Auditor-General on the Financial Statements in respect of the following Constituencies for the year ended 30th June, 2018 and the certificates therein -

1. Embakasi Central; 46. Matuga; 2. Starehe; 47. Rabai; 3. Manyatta; 48. Msambweni; 4. North Imenti. 49. Mvita; 5. Sigor; 50. Kikuyu; 6. Kibra; 51. Ruaraka; 7. Mathare; 52. Juja; 8. Tetu; 53. Dagoretti North; 9. Kamukunji; 54. Kabete; 10. Kangema; 55. Kitutu Chache North; 11. Gichugu; 56. North Horr; 12. Soy; 57. Bomet East; 13. Samburu East; 58. Nyaribari Chache; 14. Othaya; 59. Kabuchai; 15. Kiharu; 60. Igembe South; 16. Runyenjes; 61. Ruiru; 17. Nyali; 62. Kaloleni; 18. Kisauni; 63. Kasarani; 19. Buuri; 64. Lari; 20. Saku; 65. Kiambu; 21. Mbeere; 66. NyaribariMasaba; 22. Samburu West; 67. South Mugirango; 23. Lukuyani; 68. North Mugirango; 24. Bobasi; 69. KitutuChache South; 25. Embakasi West; 70. Suna West; 26. Kitui Central; 71. Mwatate; 27. South Imenti; 72. Langata; 28. Roysambu; 73. Gatundu South; 29. Kitui South; 74. Kiambaa; 30. Mwingi Central; 75. Likoni; 31. Jomvu; 76. Igembe South; 32. Taveta; 77. Isiolo South; 33. Tigania West; 78. Central Imenti; 34. Mwingi North; 79. Moiben; 35. Mwingi West; 80. Turkana South; 36. Chuka/ Igambang’ombe; 81. Tharaka; 37. Igembe Central; 82. Igembe North; 38. Maara; 83. Mbeere North; 39. Pokot South; 84. Moyale; 40. Thika Town; 85. Makadara; 41. Dagoretti South; 86. Kinango; 42. Westlands; 87. Isiolo North; 43. Kilifi South; 88. Kitui Rural; 44. Kilifi North; 89. Laisamis; 45. Changamwe; 90. Tigania East;

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91. Kacheliba; 136. Gatanga; 92. Seme; 137. Mathioya; 93. Kisumu Central; 138. Maragua; 94. Gatundu North; 139. Kien; 95. Laikipia East; 140. Khwisero; 96. Kigumo; 141. Butula; 97. Mwea; 142. Nyatike; 98. Kandara; 143. Ugunja; 99. Limuru; 144. Nandi Hills; 100. Ikolomani; 145. Laikipia West; 101. Mt. Elgon; 146. Lamu East; 102. Malindi; 147. Mandera South; 103. Garissa Township; 148. Matayos; 104. Bobasi; 149. Banisa; 105. Bomachoge Borabu; 150. Endebess; 106. Bomachoge Chache; 151. Wajir East; 107. Bonchari; 152. Wajir North; 108. Rongo; 153. Wundayi; 109. Konoin; 154. LungaLunga; 110. Embakasi North; 155. Ganze; 111. Githunguri; 156. Magarini; 112. Kapenguria; 157. Voi; 113. Turkana West; 158. Muhoroni; 114. Turkana North; 159. Mandera West; 115. Loima; 160. Webuye West; 116. Ainabkoi; 161. Nambale; 117. Turkana Central; 162. Embakasi East; 118. Marakwet East; 163. Ndia; 119. Marakwet West; 164. Lurambi; 120. Kapseret; 165. Kwanza; 121. Uriri; 166. Budalangi; 122. Turkana East; 167. Teso North; 123. Aldai; 168. Teso South; 124. Kesses; 169. Awendo; 125. West Mugirango; 170. Kuria East; 126. Samburu North; 171. Kuria West; 127. Nyeri Town; 172. Kiminini; 128. Laikipia North; 173. Saboti; 129. Kirinyaga; 174. Kimilili; 130. Kitutu Masaba; 175. Suna East; 131. Chepalungu; 176. Mathira; 132. Funyula; 177. Borabu; 133. Navakholo; 178. Sotik; 134. Tinderet; 179. Webuye East; 135. Mukurweini; 180. Kanduyi;

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181. Keiyo South; 226. Cherangany; 182. Emgwen; 227. Bumula; 183. Tarbaj; 228. Shinyalu; 184. Eldas; 229. Mandera East; 185. Lagdera; 230. Sabatia; 186. Wajir West; 231. Lamu West; 187. Ijara; 232. Bomet Central; 188. Balambala; 233. Keiyo North; 189. Molo; 234. Wajir South; 190. Lafey; 235. Lugari; 191. Galole; 236. Kinangop; 192. Malava; 237. Rongai; 193. Dadaab; 238. Ol-Joroorok; 194. Bura; 239. Baringo North; 195. Likuyani; 240. Ol-Kalou; 196. Mumias East; 241. Narok West; 197. Eldama Ravine; 242. Homabay Town; 198. Nakuru Town West; 243. Ndhiwa; 199. Gilgil; 244. Suba North; 200. Kilgoris; 245. Kisumu West; 201. Narok North; 246. Butere; 202. Emurua Dikirr; 247. Vihiga; 203. Njoro; 248. Kisumu East; 204. Ainamoi; 249. Matungu; 205. Ndaragwa; 250. Mumias West; 206. Mogotio; 251. Sirisia; 207. Tiaty; 252. Subukia; 208. Baringo South; 253. Tongaren; 209. Narok East; 254. AlegoUsonga; 210. Naivasha; 255. Rarieda; 211. Kasipul; 256. Rangwe; 212. Narok South; 257. Suba South; 213. Baringo Central; 258. Chesumei; 214. Belgut; 259. Nyakach; 215. Kuresoi South; 260. Karachuonyo 216. Kuresoi North; 261. Hamisi; 217. Bahati; 262. Emuhaya; 218. Kipkelion East; 263. Luanda; 219. Kipkelion West; 264. Bondo; 220. Sigowet / Soin; 265. Mandera North; 221. Kabondo Kasipul; 266. Ugenya; 222. Bureti; 267. Nyando; 223. Garsen; 268. Kisumu East; and, 224. Nakuru Town East; 269. Emuhaya 225. Fafi;

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(ii) The Reports of the Auditor-General and Financial Statements in respect of the following Constituencies for the year ended 30th June, 2017 and the certificates therein:- 1. Eldas; 41. Bomachoge; 2. Embakasi North; 42. South Mugirango; 3. Mwala; 43. Suna West; 4. Bondo; 44. Suna East; 5. Kieni. 45. Nyatike; 6. Samburu North; 46. Uriri; 7. Gatanga; 47. Kuria East; 8. Nyeri Town; 48. Homa Bay; 9. Kikuyu; 49. Nyando; 10. Bomet East; 50. Mbita; 11. Juja; 51. Rongo; 12. Mandera East; 52. Keiyo North; and 13. Dagoretti South; 53. Alego Uson 14. Mumias West; 15. Ndaragwa. 16. Seme; 17. Nyakach; 18. NyaribariMasaba; 19. NyaribariChache; 20. Kisumu Central; 21. Muhoroni. 22. Narok South. 23. Ainamoi; 24. Bomet Central; 25. Mumias East; 26. Kisumu West; 27. Awendo; 28. Kitutu Chache; 29. Mwatate; 30. Laisamis; 31. Nandi Hills; 32. Kitui West; 33. Mathare; 34. Butere; 35. Kuria West; 36. Rarieda; 37. Turbo; 38. KitutuMasaba; 39. Makadara; 40. Khwisero;

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Annex 7: List of Two hundred and four (204) reports of Committees and various delegations 1. Report of the Departmental Committee on Sports, Culture and Tourism on its consideration of the Sports (Amendment) Bill, 2018. 2. Third Report of the Special Funds Accounts Committee on Audited Financial Statements for the National Government Constituencies Development Fund for Constituencies in Kisumu County for the Financial Years 2013/14, 2014/15 and 2015/16. 3. Report of the Departmental Committee on Health on its consideration of the Presidential Memorandum on the Health Laws (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 14 of 2018). 4. The Report of the Budget and Appropriations Committee on the Budget Policy Statement and the Debt Management Strategy for 2019/2020 and the Medium-Term. 5. Progress Report of the Public Investments Committee on the inquiry into the proposed takeover of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport by Kenya Airways. 6. Report of the Kenya delegation to the Sessions of the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Parliamentary Assembly and the African, Caribbean and Pacific-European Union (ACP- EU) Joint Parliamentary Assembly on The 50th Session of the ACP Parliamentary Assembly and the 35th Session of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly held in Brussels, Belgium from 13th to 20th June, 2018. 7. Report of the Kenya delegation to the Sessions of the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Parliamentary Assembly and the African, Caribbean and Pacific-European Union (ACP- EU) Joint Parliamentary Assembly on the 51st Session of the ACP Parliamentary Assembly and Inter-Sessional Meetings of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly held in Brussels, Belgium from 9th to 11th October, 2018. 8. Report of the Kenya delegation to the Sessions of the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Parliamentary Assembly and the African, Caribbean and Pacific-European Union (ACP- EU) Joint Parliamentary Assembly on the 52nd Session of the ACP Parliamentary Assembly and the 36th Session of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly held in Cotonou, Benin, from 25th November, 2018 to 5th December, 2018. 9. Report of the Public Accounts Committee on its examination of the Report of the Auditor General on the Financial Statements for the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission for the year ended 30th June 2017. 10. Report of Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning on its consideration of the Public Finance Management (Amendment) Bill, 2017. 11. Report of the Select Committee on National Government Constituencies Development Fund on the vetting of nominees to the NG-CDF Board. 12. Report of the Departmental Committee on Transport, Public Works and Housing on its consideration of The Revised Constitution of the African Civil Aviation Commission. 13. Report of the Departmental Committee on Transport, Public Works and Housing on its consideration of the Revised Constitution of the African Civil Aviation Commission (AFCAC) for Ratification.

14. Report of the Departmental Committee on Transport, Public Works and Housing on its consideration of Senate Amendments to the Kenya Roads Bill, 2017. 15. Third Report of the Committee on Appointments on the Vetting of the Nominee for approval as the Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Education. 16. Fifth Report of the Committee on Members’ Services and Facilities on a study visit to the National Assembly of Zambia - October 6-13, 2018. 17. Sixth Report of the Committee on Members’ Services and Facilities on Improvement of Services and Facilities. 18. Report of the Budget and Appropriations Committee on the Division of Revenue Bill, 2019. 19. Report of the Departmental Committee on Transport, Public Works and Housing of the delegation to the 9th World Urban Forum (WUF9) held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 7th – 13th February, 2018. 20. Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on its consideration of the Senate Amendments to the Land Value Index Laws (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 3 of 2018). 21. Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on its consideration of the Senate Amendments to The Physical Planning Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 34 of 2017). 22. Report of the Departmental Committee on Finance and Planning on its consideration of the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (Amendment) Bill (Senate Bill No. 12 of 2018). 23. Report of the Departmental Committee Administration and National Security of the National Assembly and the Standing Committee on National Security, Defence and Foreign Relations of the Senate on the vetting of the Nominee for appointment to the position of the Inspector-General of the National Police Service. 24. Report of the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning on its consideration of the County Statistics Bill (Senate Bill No. 9 of 2018). 25. Report on the inquiry into land acquisition by the Kenya Defence Forces for establishment of Forward Operating Base (FOB) in Narok county. 26. Report of the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning on its consideration of Senate Amendments to the Public Private Partnerships (Amendment) Bill, 2017. 27. Report of the Departmental Committee on Sports, Culture and Tourism on its consideration of Public Petition seeking leave of the House to introduce a private Bill entitled the Mau Mau Liberation Struggle, Movement Bill presented by Mau Mau War Veterans Association. 28. Report of the Departmental Committee on Communication, Information and Innovation on its consideration of Senate Amendments to the Copyright (Amendment) Bill, 2017. 29. Report of the Public Accounts Committee on the examination of the Financial Statements for the National Government for the FY 2015/2016. 30. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs on its consideration of the Law of Contract (Amendment) Bill, 2019. 31. Report on a Petition by the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU) and Boresha Maisha on enactment of legislation to provide for the National Health Referral and Training Hospitals and establishment of Health Service Commission.

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32. Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on its consideration of a Petition by residents of Embakasi West Constituency regarding non-issuance of Title Deeds to the area residents. 33. Report of the Public Investments Committee on the inquiry into procurement and implementation of the Excisable Goods Management System for printing, supply and delivery of Security Revenue Stamps complete with Track and Trace System and an Integrated Production Accounting System by the Kenya Revenue Authority. 34. Report of the Select Committee on National Cohesion and Equal Opportunity on the consideration of the National Cohesion and Integration (Amendment) Bill, (National Assembly Bill No. 12 of 2019). 35. Report of the Departmental Committee on Environment and Natural Resources on the Report of a Petition regarding the Demolition Notice issued by the NEMA and WRA to Home Owners of Seefar Apartments. 36. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs Committee on a Petition by Mr. Dominic Ng’ang’a to amend typographical errors in the Constitution of Kenya. 37. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs on its consideration of the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bills No. 21 of 2019) (Volume I). 38. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs on Consolidated Reports on consideration of the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendment) Bill, 2019 (National Assembly Bills No. 21 of 2019) by the following Departmental Committees (Volume II): - a) Administration and National Security; b) Environment and Natural Resources; c) Finance and National Planning; and d) Sports, Culture and Tourism. 39. Report of the Mediation Committee on the Warehouse Receipt System Bill (Senate Bill No. 10 of 2017). 40. Report of the Departmental Committee on Health on the status of National Referral Hospitals. 41. Report of the Departmental Committee on Education and Research on Sessional Paper No. 1 of 2019 on Policy Framework for Reforming Education and Training Sustainable Development in Kenya. 42. Report of the Departmental Committee on Education and Research on A Petition on the Implementation of Delocalization Policy by Teachers Service Commission by Hon. Patrick Mariru, MP on behalf of Teachers from Laikipia West Constituency. 43. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs on its Consideration of The State of the Judiciary and the Administration of Justice Report for the Year 2016/2017. 44. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs on its Consideration of the State of the Judiciary and the Administration of Justice Report for the Year 2017/2018. 45. Report of the Departmental Committee on Defence and Foreign Relation on the vetting of Ambassadors and High Commissioners.

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46. Report of the Departmental Committee on Defence and Foreign Relation on the vetting of nominees for appointment as High Commissioners and Ambassadors. 47. Report of the Budget and Appropriations Committee on the Second Supplementary Estimates for the Financial Year 2018/2019. 48. Report of the Departmental Committee on Energy on its consideration of the Nuclear Regulatory Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 27) of 2018. 49. Report of the Departmental Committee on Transport, Public Works and Housing on Its Consideration of The Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill, 2019. 50. Report of the Departmental Committee on Transport, Public Works and Housing on Ratification of Bilateral Air Services Agreements Between Kenya & The Hellenic Republic; Kenya & Burkina Faso; Kenya & Cambodia; Kenya & Seychelles; And Kenya & Finland. 51. Report of the Departmental Committee on Transport, Public Works and Housing on Ratification of the Protocol to Amend the Convention on Offences and Certain Acts Committed on Board Aircraft (Montreal, 2014). 52. Report of the Committee on Parliamentary Broadcasting and Library on a visit to the National Broadcasters Show held in Las Vegas, Nevada from 6thto 12th April, 2019. 53. Report of the Mediation Committee on the Physical Planning Bill, 2017. 54. Report of the Departmental Committee on Defence and Foreign Relations on the vetting of six (6) nominees for approval as High Commissioners and Ambassadors. 55. Report of the Departmental Committee on Transport, Public Works and Housing on the inquiry into the Proposed Kenya Airways’ Privately Initiated Investment Proposal to Kenya Airports Authority. 56. Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on the consideration of a Petition by Mr. John Bernard Nthuku regarding rectification of Land Parcel No. Igembe/Ndoleli Athiru Ruujine 2554. 57. Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on the Inquiry into a complaint by Kamiti Anmer Forest Squatters Association regarding allocation of Land LR. No. 8390 in Kamiti Anmer Forest. 58. Report of the Committee on Implementation on the implementation status of the Departmental Committee on Agriculture, Livestock and Cooperatives’ Report on the Petition on and inquiry into the crisis facing the Sugar Industry in Kenya. 59. Report of the Committee on Implementation on the implementation status of the resolution on establishment of Sports Academies in every Constituency and the operationalization of the Sports Act, 2013; National Sports Fund. 60. Report of the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning on the consideration of the President’s Reservations on the Insurance (Amendment) Bill, 2018. 61. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs on The Instrument for Ratification (Accession) of the Agreement for the establishment of the International Anti-Corruption Academy as an International Organization. 62. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs on Sessional Paper No. 2 of 2018 on the National Ethics and Anti-Corruption Policy. 63. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs on The Petition by Mr. Julius Kipkoech Bores to amend the Constitution of Kenya to alter the system of representation.

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64. Report of the Departmental Committee on Health on the National Hospital Insurance Fund (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 5 of 2019). 65. Report of the Departmental Committee on Defense and Foreign Relations on its consideration of The Agreement for the Setting up of a Regional Maritime Information Exchange and Sharing Mechanism in the Western Indian Ocean Region & Explanatory Memorandum and the Regional Agreement on the Co-ordination of operations at Sea in the Western Indian Ocean and the Explanatory Memorandum. 66. Report of the Departmental Committee on Defense and Foreign Relations on its consideration of the Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Kenya and the Government of the Italian Republic on the Luigi Broglio-Malindi Space Centre. 67. Report of the Departmental Committee on Communication, Information and Innovation on the Delegation to the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show, 2019. 68. Report of the Departmental Committee on Communication, Information and Innovation on the Participation at the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) Forum, 2019. 69. Report of the Departmental Committee on Communication, Information and Innovation on the Consideration for Ratification of the Beijing Treaty on Audio-Visual Performances. 70. Report of the Departmental Committee on Transport, Public Works and Housing on its consideration of H.E. the President’s reservations on the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 21 of 2019). 71. The Report of the Mediation Committee on the Irrigation Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 46 of 2017). 72. The Report of the Mediation Committee on the Land Value Index Laws (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bills No. 3 of 2018). 73. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs on its consideration of the Anti- Corruption and Economic Crimes (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 6 of 2019). 74. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs on its consideration of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (Amendment) (No.3) Bill (National Assembly Bill No.35 of 2019). 75. Report of the Departmental Committee on Labour and Social Welfare on its consideration of the Industrial Training (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 4 of 2019); 76. Report of the Departmental Committee on Labour and Social Welfare on its consideration of The Employment (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 15 of 2019). 77. Report of the Departmental Committee on Labour and Social Welfare on its consideration of Public petition regarding the Dismissal of Ex- Corporal Benjamin Chelanga by the Kenya Defence Forces. 78. Report of the Departmental Committee on Energy on its consideration of the Public Petition regarding Coal Mining Activities in Mui, Mwingi East Sub – county, Kitui County. 79. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs on its consideration of the Institute of Directors of Kenya Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 3 of 2019). 80. Report of the Departmental Committee on Education and Research on the Inquiry into the Wave of Students’ unrest in Secondary Schools in Kenya during second term in 2018. 81. Report of the Departmental Committee on Environment and Natural Resources on a petition by the Variation of Boundaries on Mount Elgon Forest Reserve.

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82. Report of the Public Accounts Committee on Procurement of External Audit Services for the Office of the Auditor- General for the Financial Years 2014/15, 2015/16, 2016/17 and 2017/2018. 83. Report of the Departmental Committee on Labour and Social Welfare on its consideration of the National Drought Management Authority (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 26 of 2019). 84. Report of the Budget and Appropriations Committee on its consideration of the Division of Revenue (No.2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 59 of 2019). 85. Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation on its consideration of The Public Finance Management (Biashara Kenya Fund) Regulations, 2019 (Legal Notice No. 78 of 2019). 86. Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation on its consideration of The Public Finance Management (Uwezo Fund) (Revocation) Regulations, 2019 (Legal Notice No. 79 of 2019). 87. Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation on its consideration of The Public Finance Management (Women Enterprise Fund) (Revocation) Regulations, 2019 (Legal Notice No. 80 of 2019). 88. Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation on its consideration of The Public Finance Management (Youth Enterprise Development Fund) (Revocation) Regulations, 2019 (Legal Notice No. 81 of 2019). 89. Report of the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning on its consideration of the Statistics (Amendment) Bill, 2019. 90. Report of the Budget and Appropriations Committee on its consideration of the Division of Revenue Bill (Senate Bill No. 13 of 2019). 91. The Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on its consideration of The Sectional Properties Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 23 of 2019. 92. The Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on its consideration of A petition by residents of Sabaki Ward Magarini Constituency regarding dispossession of Ancestral Land. 93. Report on the 140th Assembly of the Inter-parliamentary Union (IPU) and Related Meetings Held in Doha, State of Qatar from 6th – 10th April, 2019. 94. Report of the Departmental Committee on Agriculture and Livestock on Vetting of Hon. Ochieng’ G. Mbeo, Nominee for Appointment as the Chairperson, Board of Directors of the Kenya Fish Marketing Authority. 95. Report of Study Visit to the Parliament of the Federal Republic of Germany by the Committee on Procedure and House Rules. 96. Report of the Departmental Committee Education and Research on the Association of African Higher Education Financing Agencies (AAHEFA) Conference held in Lilongwe, Malawi, from 24th -26th September, 2018. 97. Report of the Departmental Committee Education and Research on the 9th Education International (EI) Africa Regional Conference held in Grand Bassam, Cote D’Ivoire from 6th – 9th November, 2018. 98. Report of the Constitutional Implementation Oversight Committee on its consideration of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (Amendment) (No.2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 30 of 2019).

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99. Report of the Constitutional Implementation Oversight Committee delegation on General Elections Observation in New Delhi, India from 8th to 15th May 2019. 100. Report of the Constitutional Implementation Oversight Committee delegation on A benchmarking visit to Malawi on Implementation of a Paperless Census from 24th to 30th March, 2019. 101. Report of the Departmental Committee on Labour and Social Welfare on A Fact- Finding Mission on The Welfare of Migrant Kenyan Workers in The Kingdom of Saudia Arabia from February 27th to 3rd March, 2019. 102. Report of the Departmental Committee on Labour and Social Welfare on the 3rd Session of the African Union Specialized Technical Committee on Social Development, Labour And Employment in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia from 1stto 5th April, 2019. 103. Report of the Departmental Committee on Labour and Social Welfare on the 12th Session of The Conference of States Parties to The Convention on The Rights of Persons with Disabilities, UN Headquarters, New York from 10thto 13th June, 2019. 104. Report of the Departmental Committee on Labour and Social Welfare on its consideration the 108th Session of The International Labour Conference in Geneva, Switzerland from 12thto 21st June, 2019. 105. The Report of Regional Integration Committee on the EALA Committee on Communication, Trade and Investment on the East African Community Customs management (Amendment) Bill, 2018 and the EALA Committee on General Purpose on Consideration of the East African Community Annual Report 2014/2015. 106. The Report of Regional Integration Committee on the An Interactive Study visit to the East African Community Headquarters in Arusha, Tanzania from May 16th to 22nd May, 2019. 107. The Report of the Mediation Committee on the Division of Revenue Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 59 of 2019. 108. Report of the Constitutional Implementation Oversight Committee on its consideration of the Representation of Special Interest Groups Laws (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 52 of 2019). 109. Report of the Committee on National Government Constituencies Development Fund on its consideration of the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2019. 110. Report of the Departmental Committee on Education & Research on its Consideration of The Revised Sessional Paper No. 1 of 2019 on Policy Framework for Reforming Education and Training for Sustainable Development in Kenya. 111. Report of the Departmental Committee on Education & Research on The Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (Amendment) Bill, 2019. 112. Report of the Departmental Committee on Education & Research by a Delegation to the Sixth Session of the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction held in Geneva, Switzerland from 11th to 19th May, 2019. 113. Report of the Committee on National Government Constituencies Development Fund on Fund Budget Ceilings for Each Constituency for the Financial year 2019/2020. 114. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs on its Consideration of the President’s Reservations on the Parliamentary Service Bill, 2018.

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115. Report of the Departmental Committee on Transport, Public Works and Housing on Road Maintenance Levy Fund (RMLF) Allocations for Each Constituency by the Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) for the Financial Year 2019/2020. 116. Report of the Departmental Committee on Education & Research on The Higher Education Loans Board (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 9 of 2019). 117. Report of the Departmental Committee on Education & Research on The Early Childhood Education Bill (Senate Bill No. 26 of 2018). 118. Report of the Departmental Committee on Environment and Natural Resources on its consideration of Budget Implementation Review for the following Ministries Departments for The First Half of the 2018/19 Financial Year - Ministry of Water and Sanitation, Ministry of Environment and Forestry, State Department of Mining and State Department of Wildlife. 119. Report of the Departmental Committee on Environment and Natural Resources on its consideration of The Inquiry into Death of Eleven Black Rhinos After Translocation to the Tsavo East National Park Sanctuary. 120. Report of the Departmental Committee on Environment and Natural Resources on its consideration of The Inquiry into The Encroachment into The Riparian Areas in Kenya. 121. Report of the Departmental Committee on Environment and Natural Resources on its consideration of The Climate Change Conference in Katowice, Poland from 8th -14th December, 2018. 122. Report of the Departmental Committee on Defence and Foreign Relations on the Capstone Course on National Security and Strategy conducted by the National Defense College and Center for Parliamentary Studies and Training in the National Defence College, Karen, Nairobi on 26th to 30th, August, 2019. 123. Report of the Select Committee on Implementation on the Status of the Resolution of the House made on 6th June, 2019 regarding the Approval of Ms. Mwende Mwinzi for Appointment as the Kenyan Ambassador to Seoul, South Korea. 124. Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on Vetting of Nominees for Appointment as Chairperson and Members of the National Land Commission. 125. Report of Departmental Committee on Agriculture and Livestock on its Consideration of the Livestock and Livestock Products Marketing Board Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 2 of 2019). 126. The Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation on its Consideration of The Retirement Benefits (Occupational Retirement Benefits Schemes) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019 (Legal Notice No. 88 of 2019). 127. The Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation on its Consideration of The Insurance (Motor Vehicles Third Party Risks) (Certificate of Insurance) (Amendment) Rules, 2019 (Legal Notice No. 92 of 2019). 128. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs on its consideration of the Petition to remove the word “Harambee’’ from the Coat of Arms by one Charles Koinange Mangua. 129. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs: on its consideration of the Petition to County Assemblies (Procedure) Bill (Senate Bill No. 22 of 2018).

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130. Report of the committee on Delegated Legislation on its consideration of the Public Finance Management (National Government) (Amendment) Regulations, 2019(Legal Notice No. 155 of 26th September, 2019). 131. Report of the Departmental Committee on Health on its consideration of Public Petition No. 59 of 2019 regarding Mental Health Issues and the need for more counsellors in Public facilities. 132. Report of the Departmental Committee on Health on its consideration of Public Petition No. 60 of 2019 regarding management of Hemophilia and other bleeding disorders among patients in Kenya. 133. Report of the Departmental Committee on Energy on its consideration of Public Petition regarding Water Supply constraints caused by the Kenya Power Tariffs in Kilifi County. 134. Report of the Departmental Committee on Energy on its consideration of Public Petition regarding Demolition of Houses in Chokaa, Mihangoarea, Embakasi East Constituency by the Kenya Power Limited Company. 135. Report of the Departmental Committee on Energy on its consideration of Public Petition regarding Wayleave Compensation to Land Owners in Maraigishu by the Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO). 136. Report of the Departmental Committee on Energy on its consideration of The 63rd General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in Vienna, Austria from 16th to 20thSeptember, 2019. 137. Report of the Departmental Committee on Energy on its consideration of The Conference of the Africa Oil, Gas and Energy in Fraser Suites, Perth, Australia from 2nd to 7th September, 2019. 138. Report of the Departmental Committee on Defence and Foreign Relations on its consideration of the Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Kenya and the Government of the Republic of South Africa on Defence Co-operation. 139. Report of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs on its consideration of the Petition regarding the Unethical Conduct of the Registrar of Companies by one Samuel Matheri Hungu. 140. Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on its consideration of a Petition by Hatua Yetu community-based organization regarding impending evictions from Mazrui Trust Land. 141. Report of Departmental Committee on Communication, Information and Innovation on the Consideration of the Data Protection Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 44 of 2019). 142. Report of the Special Funds Accounts Committee on its consideration of Audited Financial Statements for Commodities Fund for the Year ended 30th June, 2016 and 30th June, 2017. 143. Report of the Special Funds Accounts Committee on its consideration of Audited Financial Statements for Agricultural Settlement Trustee Fund for The Year ended 30th June, 2016, Universal Service Fund for the Year ended 30thJune, 2017 and Water Sector Trust Fund for the Year ended 30thJune, 2017. 144. Report of the Departmental Committee on Environment and Natural Resources on an inquiry into the Status of Dams in Kenya.

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145. Report of Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning on its consideration of the Presidential Memorandum on the Finance Bill, 2019. 146. The Third Report of the Procedure and House Rules Committee on the Translation of the National Assembly Standing Orders to Kiswahili. 147. Report of the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning on its consideration of The Equalization Fund Bill, 2019; 148. Report of the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning on its consideration of the Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 45 of 2019). 149. Report of the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning on its consideration of The Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment)(No.2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 56 of 2019). 150. Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on its consideration of Petitions by Taita Taveta Teachers Investment Company Limited regarding Illegal Occupation of Land Owned by the Company. 151. Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on its consideration of Petitions by One Mr. Edward Kamande (Peter Kairangá) regarding settlement of over 25,000 shareholders of the Mutukanio - Gwataniro Land Company in Nakuru and Laikipia Counties. 152. The Seventh Report of the Special Funds Accounts Committee on its consideration of the Audited Financial Statements for the Uwezo Fund for the Financial Year 2016/2017; and the Women Enterprise Fund for the Financial Year 2017/2018. 153. Report of the Departmental Committee on Environment and Natural Resources on its consideration of a Petition regarding Human – Wildlife Conflict in Kibwezi East Constituency. 154. Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation on its consideration of The Public Service Commission Regulations, 2019 (Legal Notice No. 65 of 2019). 155. Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation on its consideration of The Private Security (General)Regulations, 2019(Legal Notice No. 108 of 2019); 156. Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation on its consideration of The Value Added Tax (Amendment) Regulations, 2019 (Legal Notice No. 86 of 2019). 157. Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation on its consideration of The Political Parties (Funding) Regulations, 2019 (Legal Notice No.143 of 2019). 158. Report of the Select Committee on National Cohesion and Equal Opportunity on the vetting of Nominees for Appointment as Chairperson and Members to the National Cohesion and Integration Commission. 159. Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation on its consideration of the Land Registration (Electronic Land Transactions) Regulations, 2019 (Legal Notice No. 101 of 2019). 160. Report of the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning on its consideration of the Competition (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 49 of 2019). 161. Report of the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning on its consideration of the Insurance (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 50 of 2019).

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162. Report of the Departmental Committee on Sports, Culture and Tourism on its consideration of the Gaming Bill (National Assembly 38 of 2019). 163. Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation on its consideration of the Twenty- Seven sets (27) Civil Aviation Regulation. 164. Report of the Public Investments Committee on the Extension of time limit to submit Central Bank of Kenya Annual Report for financial years 2018/19. 165. Report of the Committee on Powers and Privileges on the Inquiry of Alleged Leakage and Misuse of Official Information Contrary to the Leadership and Integrity Act, 2012. 166. Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation on its consideration of the Central Bank of Kenya (Mortgage Refinance Companies) Regulations, 2019(Legal Notice No. 134 of 2019). 167. Report of the Proceeding of the 50th CPA Africa Region Conference held in Zanzibar United Republic of Tanzania, from 30th August to 5th September, 2019. 168. Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on its Consideration of the Petition by the Residents of Kuresoi North Constituency regarding allocation of Land to the Kuresoi Divisional Headquarters. 169. Report of The Departmental Committee on Lands on its Consideration of the Petition by Mr. Philip Njuguna on behalf of Kandara residents’ association regarding irregular renewal of leases of land leased by Delmonte Kenya Limited. 170. Report of The Departmental Committee on Lands on its Consideration of the Petition by the Residents of Ikolomani Constituency regarding delayed compensation of landowners for the expansion of sigalagala – musoli – bukura – butere road no. D260). 171. Report of The Departmental Committee on Lands on its Consideration of the Petition by the Matisi Community Regarding Compensation of Land Owned by the Community Along Kitale – Endebes – Suam Road. 172. Report of The Departmental Committee on Lands on its Consideration of the Petition by Ms. Juliet Nyaguthii regarding public access and use of public utility plots in Nakuru East ward in Nakuru County. 173. Report of the Departmental Committee on Labour and Social Welfare on its consideration of the National Youth Council (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 8 of 2019). 174. Report of the Budget and Appropriations Committee on the Supplementary Estimates I for the Financial Year 2019/2020. 175. Report of the Departmental Committee on Agriculture and Livestock on Inquiry into the Challenges facing the Coffee Research Institute. 176. Report of the Departmental Committee on Agriculture and Livestock on The Crops (Amendment) (No.2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 32 of 2019). 177. Report of the Departmental Committee on Agriculture and Livestock on The Tea Bill (Senate Bill No. 36 of 2018). 178. Report of the Public Accounts Committee on the Examination of the Financial Statements for the National Government for the Financial Year 2016/2017 179. Report on Select Committee on Implementation on implementation status of the resolution of the House regarding the conditional approval of Ms. Mwende Mwinzi for appointment as ambassador of Kenya to Seoul, South Korea.

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180. Report of the Departmental Committee on Communication, Information and Innovation on consideration of the Kenya Information and Communication (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 61 of 2019). 181. Report of the Public Investments Committee on the Inquiry into the Safety of Ferries as observed in the Audited Accounts of the Kenya Ferry Services for the Financial Year 2016/2017. 182. Report of Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning on its consideration of The nomination of a Representative of the Parliamentary Service Commission to the Salaries and Remuneration Commission. 183. Report of Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning on its consideration of The nominee for approval as the Controller of Budget. 184. Report of the Departmental Committee on Transport, Public Works and Housing on consideration of the Kenya Roads Board (Amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 77 of 2019). 185. Report of the Departmental Committee on Transport, Public Works and Housing on its consideration of The County Roads, Walkways and Parking Bays, Bill (Senate Bill No. 18 of 2018. 186. Report of the Departmental Committee on Transport, Public Works and Housing on its consideration of The Traffic (amendment) Bill (National Assembly Bill No.28 of 2019). 187. Report of the Departmental Committee on Transport, Public Works and Housing on its consideration of The Petition regarding poor drainage design of the Nakuru – Nyahururu Interchange. 188. Report of the Delegation of Members of the Select Committee on Regional Integration to the Twelfth Pan- African Parliamentary Conference on Women’s Rights held in South Africa on 14th -15th October, 2019. 189. Report of The Departmental Committee on Defence and Foreign Relations on its Consideration of the Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance on Tax Matters for Ratification. 190. Report of the Departmental Committee on Education and Research on its consideration of Petitions regarding Refusal by the Teachers Service Commission to Promote Teachers serving in Samburu County and its Environs by Hon. Alois Lentoimaga, MP. 191. Report of the Departmental Committee on Education and Research on its consideration of Petitions regarding Non – Payment of Hardship Allowance to Teachers in Taita Taveta County by Hon. Danson Mwashako, MP. 192. Report of the Departmental Committee on Education and Research on its consideration of Petitions regarding Distribution of Textbooks to Public Schools by Hon. Anthony Kiai, MP on behalf of Kenya Sellers and Stationers Association. 193. Reports of the Committee of Powers and Privileges on Study Visits to Parliament of Botswana and Parliament of Uganda in May and August, 2019 respectively. 194. Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on its Consideration of Petitions Regarding Displacement of Residents, Loss of Property and Closure of Schools in Ntoroni Sub – Location in Tharaka Sub- County.

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195. Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on its Consideration of Petitions Regarding Alleged Unlawful Occupation of Ancestral Land by the Kenya Defence Forces School of Artillery (78 Tank Battalion) in Tigania East Constituency. 196. Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on its Consideration of Petitions Regarding Delay in Allocation of Land in Mwea Settlement Scheme to the Legitimate Beneficiaries by one Mr. Stephen Ngari Njuki. 197. Report of the Departmental Committee on Lands on its Consideration of Petitions Regarding Invasion and Eviction of the Workers from their Land in Roysambu Constituency by the Kenya Defence Forces by Former Workers of the Late Mayer Jacob Samuels. 198. Report of the Budget and Appropriations Committee on the Request by the National Treasury for Approval of Stoppage of Transfer of Funds to 15 County Governments. 199. Reports of the First and Second Ordinary Sessions of the Fifth parliament of Pan- African Parliament. 200. Delegation Report on the Universal Peace Federation World Summit on Peace, Security and Human Development in Seoul, South Korea from February 7th -11th, 2019. 201. Delegation Report on the Fourth Statutory Meetings of the Committee on “Peace and Security” and the Committee on “Democracy and Good Governance” of the Forum of Parliaments of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (FP-ICGLR) held in Khartoum, Sudan from 13th to 15th November, 2018. 202. Report of Kenya’s Participation in the 63rd Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW63) held at the United Nations Headquarters, New York from 11th to 22nd March, 2019. 203. Report of the 64th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference (CPC) held in Kampala, Uganda from 22nd – 29th September, 2019. 204. Report of the 2018 International Youth Day held in the National Assembly Chamber on 12th August, 2019.

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Annex 9: The Legislative Proposals Tracker

LEGISLATIVE PROPOSAL MEMBER STATUS 1. Banking (Amendment) Bill, 2017 Hon. Kimani Ichungwah BUDGET-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION 2. Institute of Social Work Hon. Joshua Kivinda Kimilu BUDGET-COMMITTEE Professionals Bill, 2019 RECOMMENDATION 3. Constitution of Kenya Hon. George Macharia Kariuki BUDGET-COMMITTEE (Amendment) Bill, 2019 GK RECOMMENDATION 4. Constitution of Kenya Hon. David Ole Sankok BUDGET-COMMITTEE (Amendment) Bill, 2019 RECOMMENDATION 5. Basic Education (Amendment) Hon. Anthony Tom Oluoch BUDGET-COMMITTEE Bill, 2019 RECOMMENDATION 6. Higher Education Loans Board Hon. Caleb Amisi Luyai BUDGET-COMMITTEE (Amendment) Bill, 2020 RECOMMENDATION 7. Social Assistance (Amendment) Hon. John Paul Mwirigi BUDGET-COMMITTEE Bill, 2018 RECOMMENDATION 8. Higher Education Loans Board Hon. William Kamket Kassait BUDGET-COMMITTEE (Amendment) Bill, 2019 RECOMMENDATION 9. Kenya Citizenship and Hon. Benjamin Gathiru Mwangi BUDGET-COMMITTEE Immigration (Amendment) Bill, RECOMMENDATION 2019 10. Kenya Debt Management Hon. Sakwa Bunyasi BUDGET-COMMITTEE Authority Bill, 2020 RECOMMENDATION 11. Health Service Commission Bill, Hon. Patrick Munene Ntwiga BUDGET-COMMITTEE 2018 RECOMMENDATION 12. Kenya Medical Supplies Hon. Swarup Ranjan Mishra BUDGET-COMMITTEE Authority (Amendment) Bill, RECOMMENDATION 2019 13. Medical Social Workers Hon. Vincent Kemosi Mogaka BUDGET-COMMITTEE (Training, Registration and RECOMMENDATION Licensing) Bill, 2019 14. Kenya Real Estate Regulatory Hon. Benjamin Jomo Washiali BUDGET-COMMITTEE Authority Bill, 2019 RECOMMENDATION 15. Public Service Internship Bill, Hon. Josephine Naisula Lesuuda BUDGET-COMMITTEE 2019 RECOMMENDATION 16. National Government Hon. Nasri Sahal Ibrahim BUDGET-COMMITTEE Coordination (Amendment) Bill, RECOMMENDATION 2019 17. Referendum Bill, 2019 Hon. (Dr.) Robert Pukose BUDGET-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION 18. Basic Education (Amendment) Hon. Chrisanthus Wamalwa BUDGET-COMMITTEE Bill, 2018 Wakhungu RECOMMENDATION 19. Basic Education (Amendment) Hon. Maitu Sabina Wanjiru BUDGET-COMMITTEE Bill, 2018 Chege RECOMMENDATION 20. Chief's (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Owen Yaa Baya BUDGET-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION 21. Inclusive Growth Authority Bill, Hon. John Waluke Koyi BUDGET-COMMITTEE 2018 RECOMMENDATION 22. Employment (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Gideon Keter BUDGET-COMMITTEE 2018 RECOMMENDATION

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23. Public Finance Management Hon. Paul Odalo Mak'Ojuando BUDGET-COMMITTEE (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Abuor RECOMMENDATION 24. Housing (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Patrick Kariuki Mariru BUDGET-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION 25. Parliamentary Pensions Hon. George Peter Opondo BUDGET-COMMITTEE (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Kaluma RECOMMENDATION 26. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Geoffrey Omuse BUDGET-COMMITTEE (Amendment) Bill, 2019 RECOMMENDATION 27. Community Health Workers Bill, Hon. Owino Paul Ongili Babu BUDGET-COMMITTEE 2019 RECOMMENDATION 28. Public Finance Management Hon. Anthony Tom Oluoch BUDGET-COMMITTEE (Amendment) Bill, 2019 RECOMMENDATION 29. The Road Accident Fund Bill, Hon. Jeremiah Ng'ayu Kioni BUDGET-COMMITTEE 2020 RECOMMENDATION 30. National Industrial Training Hon. Jude Kang'ethe Njomo BUDGET-COMMITTEE Authority (Amendment) Bill, RECOMMENDATION 2017 31. Civil Contingencies Bill, 2018 Hon. Adan Keynan Wehliye BUDGET-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION 32. National Youth Employment and Hon. Anthony Tom Oluoch BUDGET-COMMITTEE Empowerment Services Bill, 2019 RECOMMENDATION 33. Children (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Edith Nyenze BUDGET-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION 34. National Government Hon. Marwa Kemero Maisori BUDGET-COMMITTEE Coordination (Amendment) Bill, Kitayama RECOMMENDATION 2020 35. National Health Referral Hon. Gladys Wanga BUDGET-COMMITTEE Facilities Bill, 2020 RECOMMENDATION 36. County Government Hon. Marwa Kemero Maisori BUDGET-COMMITTEE (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Kitayama RECOMMENDATION 37. National Government Co- Hon. Michael Mwangi Muchira BUDGET-COMMITTEE ordination (Amendment) Bill, RECOMMENDATION 2018 38. Preference and Reservations Bill, Hon. Gideon Keter BUDGET-COMMITTEE 2018 RECOMMENDATION 39. Livestock Industry Authority Bill, Hon. David Ole Sankok BUDGET-COMMITTEE 2018 RECOMMENDATION 40. Social Assistance (Amendment) Hon. Caleb Amisi Luyai BUDGET-COMMITTEE Bill, 2018 RECOMMENDATION 41. Banking (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Nelson Koech BUDGET-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION 42. Microfinance (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Nelson Koech BUDGET-COMMITTEE 2019 RECOMMENDATION 43. Protection Against Domestic Hon. Jessica Nduku Kiko Mbalu BUDGET-COMMITTEE Violence (Amendment) Bill, 2018 RECOMMENDATION 44. Penal Code (Amendment) Bill, Hon. David Gikaria BUDGET-COMMITTEE 2019 RECOMMENDATION 45. Whistle Blower Protection Bill, Hon. Charles Njagagua BUDGET-COMMITTEE 2020. RECOMMENDATION 46. Land (Control) Amendment) Bill, Hon. Kubai Iringo BUDGET-COMMITTEE 2020 RECOMMENDATION

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47. Penal Code (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Fabian Kyule Muli BUDGET-COMMITTEE 2018 RECOMMENDATION 48. Public Participation Bill, 2019 Hon. Joash Nyamache Nyamoko BUDGET-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION 49. Retirement Benefits Hon. James Githua Kamau BUDGET-COMMITTEE (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Wamacukuru RECOMMENDATION 50. Criminal Procedure Code Hon. Nelson Koech BUDGET-COMMITTEE (Amendment)Bill, 2018 RECOMMENDATION 51. National Cereals and Produce Hon. Caleb Kipkemey Kositany BUDGET-COMMITTEE Board (Amendment)Bill, 2018 RECOMMENDATION 52. Technical and Vocational Hon. Ronald Kiprotich Tonui BUDGET-COMMITTEE Education and Training RECOMMENDATION (Amendment) Bill, 2019 53. Health (Amendment)Bill, 2019 Hon. Rehema Dida Jaldesa BUDGET-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION 54. Public Procurements Prompt Hon. Elijah Memusi Kanchory BUDGET-COMMITTEE Payments Bill, 2018 RECOMMENDATION 55. Employment (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Didmus Wekesa Barasa BUDGET-COMMITTEE 2018 Mutua RECOMMENDATION 56. Pensions (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Didmus Wekesa Barasa BUDGET-COMMITTEE Mutua RECOMMENDATION 57. Children (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Moses Malulu Injendi BUDGET-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION 58. Child Justice Bill, 2018 Hon. Millie Grace Akoth BUDGET-COMMITTEE Odhiambo RECOMMENDATION 59. National Government Hon. Ahmed Abdisalan Ibrahim BUDGET-COMMITTEE Constituencies Development RECOMMENDATION Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2018 60. Geriatric Bill, 2018 Hon. Gathoni Wamuchomba BUDGET-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION 61. Public Procurement and Asset Hon. Richard Nyagaka Tongi BUDGET-COMMITTEE Disposal (Amendment) Bill, 2019 RECOMMENDATION 62. Health (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Alice Muthoni Wahome BUDGET-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION 63. Kenya National Examinations Hon. Benjamin Dalu Stephen DRAFTING STAGE Council (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Tayari 64. Constitution of Kenya Hon. George Macharia Kariuki DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2018 GK 65. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Moses Kiarie Kuria DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2019 66. Constitution of Kenya Chairperson, Constitutional DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Implementation Oversight Committee (CIOC) 67. National Social Security Fund Hon. Geoffrey Omuse DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2020 68. National Hospital Insurance Fund Hon. Geoffrey Odanga Makokha DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2020 69. Children (Amendment) Bill, 2017 Hon. Patrick Kimani Wainaina DRAFTING STAGE Jungle 70. Basic Education (Amendment) Hon. Geoffrey Omuse DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2018

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71. Basic Education (Amendment) Hon. Abdi Mude Ibrahim DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2018 72. Basic Education (Amendment) Hon. Annie Wanjiku Kibeh DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2018 73. Small Business Bill, 2018 Hon. Gideon Keter DRAFTING STAGE 74. Climate Change (Amendment) Hon. Silas Kipkoech Tiren DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2019 75. State Corporations (Amendment) Hon. Samson Ndindi Nyoro DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2019 76. Valuers Bill, 2020 Hon. Michael Muchira DRAFTING STAGE 77. Independent Electoral and Chairperson, Justice & Legal DRAFTING STAGE Boundaries Commission Affairs Committee (Amendment) Bill, 2020 78. National Cohesion and Chairperson, Committee on DRAFTING STAGE Integration (Amendment) Bill, National Cohesion & Equal 2020 Opportunity 79. National Hospital Insurance Fund Hon. Martha Wangari Wanjira DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2018 80. Health (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Francis Munyua Waititu DRAFTING STAGE 81. Wildlife Conservation and Hon. Ruweida Mohamed Obo DRAFTING STAGE Management (Amendment) Bill, 2019 82. Employment (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Martin Deric Ngunjiri DRAFTING STAGE 2020 Wambugu 83. Agricultural Products Hon. Ndindi Nyoro DRAFTING STAGE (Export)(Amendment) Bill, 2020 84. Animal Feedstuff Bill, 2018 Hon. Patrick Kariuki Mariru DRAFTING STAGE 85. Marginalised Counties Hon. Ruweida Mohamed Obo DRAFTING STAGE Empowerment Commission Bill, 2018 86. Housing (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Omar Mwinyi Shimbwa DRAFTING STAGE 87. Office of the Attorney General Hon. George Peter Opondo DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Kaluma 88. Land (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Geoffrey Omuse DRAFTING STAGE 89. Admission to Institutions of Hon. Benjamin Gathiru Mwangi DRAFTING STAGE Higher Learning Framework Bill, 2019 90. Certificate of Good Conduct and Hon. Shakeel A. Shabbir Ahmed DRAFTING STAGE Prohibition of Retention of Identity Cards Bill 91. Construction Project Managers Hon. Marwa Kemero Maisori DRAFTING STAGE and Construction Managers Bill, Kitayama 2019 92. Wildlife Conservation and Hon. George Gitonga Murugara DRAFTING STAGE Managemet (Amendment) Bill, 2018 93. Constitution (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Paul Kahindi Katana DRAFTING STAGE 2018 94. Food Safety Bill, 2017 Hon. Patrick Kariuki Mariru DRAFTING STAGE 95. Marijuana Control Bill, 2018 Hon. Kenneth Odhiambo Okoth DRAFTING STAGE

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96. Special Economic Zones Hon. Cornelly Serem DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2019 97. National Youth Service Hon. Gideon Keter DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2019 98. Judicial Service (Amendment) Hon. Didmus Barasa DRAFTING STAGE Bill,2019 99. Mazrui Land (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Owen Baya Yaa DRAFTING STAGE 2019 100. Nyumba Kumi Bill, 2020 Chairperson, Administration & DRAFTING STAGE National Security Committee 101. Prevention of Terrorism Chairperson, Administration & DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2020 National Security Committee 102. Pharmacy and Poisons Hon. Alfred Kiptoo Keter DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2019 103. Income Tax (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Anthony Tom Oluoch DRAFTING STAGE 2019 104. Kenya Revenue Authority Hon. Anthony Tom Oluoch DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2019 105. Value Added Tax (Amendment) Hon. Anthony Tom Oluoch DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2019 106. Basic Education (Amendment) Hon. Omar Mohamed Maalim DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2017 Hassan 107. Environmental Management and Hon. Charity Chepkwony DRAFTING STAGE Co-ordination (Amendment) Bill, 2019 108. The Public Holidays Hon. Janet Kiptoo DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2020 109. Tax Appeals Tribunal Hon. Anthony Tom Oluoch DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2019 110. National Honors (Amendment) Hon. Owen Yaa Baya DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2018 111. Judicial Service (Amendment) Hon. Martin Deric Ngunjiri DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2019 Wambugu 112. Merchant Shipping (Amendment) Hon. Abdulswamad Sherriff DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2019. Nassir 113. Optometry and Dispensing Hon. Christopher Omulele DRAFTING STAGE Opticians Registration Council of Kenya Bill, 2020 114. Veterinary Surgeons and Hon. Qalicha Gufu Wario DRAFTING STAGE Veterinary Para-Professionals Bill, 2018 115. National Police Service Hon. George Peter Opondo DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill Kaluma 116. Health (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Swarup Ranjan Mishra DRAFTING STAGE 117. National Government Hon. Aisha Jumwa Karisa Katana DRAFTING STAGE Constituencies Development Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2019 118. Consumer Protection Hon. Clement Muturi Kigano DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2018 119. Central Bank of Kenya Hon. Swarup Ranjan Mishra DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2019

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120. Media Council (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Owino Paul Ongili Babu DRAFTING STAGE 2019 121. Insurance (Amendment) Bill, Hon. James Githua Kamau DRAFTING STAGE 2018 Wamacukuru 122. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Gideon Keter DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2018 123. COVID -19 Bill, 2020 Hon. George Peter Opondo DRAFTING STAGE Kaluma 124. Energy (Amendment) Bill, 2020 Hon. Jude Njomo DRAFTING STAGE 125. Waqf Commission (Amendment) Hon. Aden Bare Duale DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2019 126. Missing Persons Bill, 2018 Hon. William Cheptumo Kipkiror DRAFTING STAGE 127. Micro and Small Enterprises Hon. Gideon Keter DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment) Bill, 2018 128. Tax Procedures (Amendment) Hon. John Waluke Koyi DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2018 129. Unclaimed Financial Assets Hon. Isaac Waihenya Ndirangu DRAFTING STAGE (Amendment)Bill, 2019 130. National Value Addition Hon. Francis Kuria Kimani DRAFTING STAGE Authority Bill, 2019 131. Livestock and Livestock Products Hon. Nimrod Mbithuka Mbai DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2019 132. The National Value Addition Hon. Francis K. Kimani DRAFTING STAGE Authority Bill, 2019 133. Livestock and Livestock Products Hon. Nimrod Mbai DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2019 134. Judicial Service (Amendment) Hon. Martin Deric Ngunjiri DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2019 Wambugu 135. Dairy Industries (Amendment) Hon. Silas Tiren DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2019 136. State Corporations (Amendment) Hon. Silas Tiren DRAFTING STAGE Bill, 2019 137. Older Persons Bill, 2019 Hon. Richard Ken Chonga Kiti MONEY BILL CERTIFICATION 138. Public Finance Management Hon. Abdullswamad Sheriff MONEY BILL (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Nassir CERTIFICATION 139. National Employment Authority Hon. Gideon Keter MONEY BILL (Amendment) Bill, 2018 CERTIFICATION 140. Social Assistance (Amendment) Hon. Caleb Amisi Luyai MONEY BILL Bill, 2018 CERTIFICATION 141. Pensions (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Kassim Sawa Tandaza MONEY BILL CERTIFICATION 142. Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Esther Muthoni Passaris MONEY BILL CERTIFICATION 143. National Government Hon. David Gikaria MONEY BILL Constituencies Development CERTIFICATION Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2019 144. Biosecurity Bill, 2020 Hon. Jennifer Shamalla MONEY BILL CERTIFICATION 145. Whistle Blowers Bill, 2020 Hon. Irene Muthoni Kasalu MONEY BILL CERTIFICATION

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146. National Government Hon. George Peter Opondo MONEY BILL Constituency Development Fund Kaluma CERTIFICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2020 147. National Employment Authority Hon. Charles Kanyi Njagua MONEY BILL (Amendment) Bill, 2018 CERTIFICATION 148. Excise Duty (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Jude Kang'ethe Njomo MONEY BILL 2018 CERTIFICATION 149. Crops (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. John Munene Wambugu MONEY BILL CERTIFICATION 150. Sexual Offences (Amendment) Hon. Florence Mwikali Mutua MONEY BILL Bill, 2017 CERTIFICATION 151. Food Security Bill, 2019 Hon. Silas Kipkoech Tiren MONEY BILL CERTIFICATION 152. Pharmacy and Poisons Hon. Alfred Kiptoo Keter MONEY BILL (Amendment) Bill, 2019 CERTIFICATION 153. National Government Hon. Peter Francis Masara MONEY BILL Constituencies Development CERTIFICATION Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2019 154. Independent Electoral and Hon. David Gikaria MONEY BILL Boundaries Commission CERTIFICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2019 155. Insurance Professionals Bill, 2018 Hon. Benjamin Jomo Washiali MONEY BILL CERTIFICATION 156. Banking (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. James Githua Kamau MONEY BILL Wamacukuru CERTIFICATION 157. National Police Service Hon. Nelson Koech MONEY BILL (Amendment)Bill, 2018 CERTIFICATION 158. Kenya Tea Development Hon. Elisha Ochieng' Odhiambo MONEY BILL Authority Bill, 2018 CERTIFICATION 159. Agricultural Professionals Hon. John Kanyuithia Mutunga MONEY BILL Registration and Licensing Bill, CERTIFICATION 2018 160. Children Bill, 2018 Hon. Lilian Achieng' Gogo MONEY BILL CERTIFICATION 161. National Government Social Hon. George Peter Opondo MONEY BILL Development Fund Bill, 2018 Kaluma CERTIFICATION 162. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Paul Kahindi Katana MONEY BILL (Amendment) Bill, 2018 CERTIFICATION 163. Banking (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Moses Kiarie Kuria MONEY BILL CERTIFICATION 164. Deposit Insurance Hon. Abdul Rahim Dawood MONEY BILL (Amendment)Bill, 2019 CERTIFICATION 165. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Anthony Tom Oluoch MONEY BILL (Amendment) Bill, 2019 CERTIFICATION 166. Marriage (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Samuel Onunga Atandi MONEY BILL CERTIFICATION 167. Retirement Benefits Hon. Didmus Wekesa Barasa MONEY BILL (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Mutua CERTIFICATION 168. National Government Hon. Richard Maore Maoka MONEY BILL Constituencies Development CERTIFICATION Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2018

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169. Health (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Moses Wekesa Mwambu MONEY BILL Mabonga CERTIFICATION 170. Public Finance Management Hon. Maitu Sabina Wanjiru MONEY BILL (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Chege CERTIFICATION 171. Biomedical Engineers Bill, 2019 Hon. Stephen Mutinda Mule MONEY BILL CERTIFICATION 172. National Cohesion and Hon. Anthony Tom Oluoch MONEY BILL Integration (Amendment) Bill, CERTIFICATION 2019 173. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Benjamin Gathiru Mwangi NOT APPROVED FOR (Amendment) Bill, 2018 PUBLICATION 174. Teachers Service Commission Hon. Ronald Kiprotich Tonui NOT APPROVED FOR (Amendment) Bill, 2017 PUBLICATION 175. Basic Education (Amendment) Hon. Ronald Kiprotich Tonui NOT APPROVED FOR Bill, 2017 PUBLICATION 176. National Cohesion and Hon. Ruweida Mohamed Obo NOT APPROVED FOR Integration (Amendment) Bill, PUBLICATION 2018 177. Basic Education (Amendment) Hon. Zuleikha Juma Hassan NOT APPROVED FOR Bill, 2017 PUBLICATION 178. Basic Education (Amendment) Hon. Chrisanthus Wamalwa NOT APPROVED FOR Bill, 2019 Wakhungu PUBLICATION 179. Community Oral Health Officers Hon. Moses Malulu Injendi NOT APPROVED FOR Bill, 2017 PUBLICATION 180. Kenya Medical Laboratory Hon. Abdullswamad Sheriff NOT APPROVED FOR Technicians and Technologists Nassir PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 181. Mining (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. John Waluke Koyi NOT APPROVED FOR PUBLICATION 182. Kenya Cancer Fund Bill, 2018 Hon. Catherine Wanjiku NOT APPROVED FOR Waruguru PUBLICATION 183. Health (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Zachary Kwenya Thuku NOT APPROVED FOR PUBLICATION 184. Companies (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Nelson Koech NOT APPROVED FOR 2018 PUBLICATION 185. Retirement Benefits Authority Hon. Jude Kang'ethe Njomo NOT APPROVED FOR (Amendment) Bill, 2018 PUBLICATION 186. National Government Hon. Moses Malulu Injendi NOT APPROVED FOR Coordination (Amendment) Bill, PUBLICATION 2017 187. Constitution of Kenya Hon. William Kamket Kassait PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2017 SCRUTINY 188. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Cornelly Serem PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 189. Data Protection Bill, 2018 Hon. Omar Mohamed Maalim PRE-PUBLICATION Hassan SCRUTINY 190. Agriculture and Food Authority Hon. Fabian Kyule Muli PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 191. Constitution of Kenya Hon. David Ole Sankok PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2019 SCRUTINY

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192. Public Officer Ethics Hon. Mbadi John Ng'ongo PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2019 SCRUTINY 193. Teachers Service Commission Hon. Wilson Sossion PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2019 SCRUTINY 194. Parliamentary Pensions Hon. Ruth W Mwaniki PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 195. Children (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Gathoni Wamuchomba PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 196. Births and Deaths Registration Hon. Gathoni Wamuchomba PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 197. Community Health Workers Bill, Hon. Martin Peters Owino PRE-PUBLICATION 2018 SCRUTINY 198. Higher Education Loans Board Hon. Gideon Keter PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 199. Micro and Small Enterprises Hon. Patrick Kimani Wainaina PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Jungle SCRUTINY 200. Companies (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Benjamin Gathiru Mwangi PRE-PUBLICATION 2019 SCRUTINY 201. Public Procurement and Asset Hon. Benjamin Gathiru Mwangi PRE-PUBLICATION Disposal (Amendment) Bill, 2019 SCRUTINY 202. Prohibition of Female Genital Hon. Kassim Sawa Tandaza PRE-PUBLICATION Mutilation (Amendment) Bill, SCRUTINY 2020 203. Kenya Roads (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Jude Kang'ethe Njomo PRE-PUBLICATION 2017 SCRUTINY 204. Health (Amendment) Bill, 2017 Hon. Gathoni Wamuchomba PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 205. Health (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Caleb Kipkemey Kositany PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 206. Health (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Benjamin Gathiru Mwangi PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 207. National Hospital Insurance Fund Hon. Alfred Kiptoo Keter PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 208. Health (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Jared Odoyo Okelo PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 209. National Hospital Insurance Fund Hon. Zuleikha Juma Hassan PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 210. Health (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Godfrey Osotsi PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 211. Traffic (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Esther Muthoni Passaris PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 212. National Government Hon. Athanas Misiko Wafula PRE-PUBLICATION Constituencies Development Wamunyinyi SCRUTINY Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2019 213. Constitution of Kenya Chairperson, Constitutional PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Implementation Oversight SCRUTINY Committee 214. Central Bank of Kenya Hon. Beatrice Adagala PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2020 SCRUTINY 215. Higher Education Loans Board Hon. Gideon Koskey PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2020 SCRUTINY

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216. Publishing Corporation Bill, 2017 Hon. Beatrice Nkatha Nyaga PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 217. Public Participation Bill, 2018 Hon. Chrisanthus Wamalwa PRE-PUBLICATION Wakhungu SCRUTINY 218. Forest Management and Hon. Charity Kathambi PRE-PUBLICATION Conservation (Amendment) Bill, Chepkwony SCRUTINY 2018 219. Natural Resources (Benefit Hon. Kassim Sawa Tandaza PRE-PUBLICATION Sharing) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 220. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Gideon Keter PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 221. Registration of Persons Hon. Gideon Keter PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 222. Employment (Amendment) Bill Hon. Esther Muthoni Passaris PRE-PUBLICATION 2019 SCRUTINY 223. Wildlife Management and Hon. Andrew Mwadime PRE-PUBLICATION Conservation (Amendment) Bill, SCRUTINY 2019 224. Engineering Technologists Hon. Eve Akinyi Obara PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2020 SCRUTINY 225. Narcotics, Drugs and Hon. Mohamed Ali PRE-PUBLICATION Psychotropic Substances SCRUTINY (Control) (Amendment) Bill, 2019 226. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Zuleikha Juma Hassan PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2017 SCRUTINY 227. Crops (Amendment) Bill, 2017 Hon. Emmanuel Wangwe PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 228. Breastfeeding Mothers Bill, 2018 Hon. Maitu Sabina Wanjiru PRE-PUBLICATION Chege SCRUTINY 229. Reproductive Healthcare Bill, Hon. Millie Grace Akoth PRE-PUBLICATION 2018 Odhiambo SCRUTINY 230. Basic Education (Amendment) Hon. Sabina Chege PRE-PUBLICATION Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 231. Public Holidays (Amendment) Hon. Danson Mwashako PRE-PUBLICATION Bill, 2019 SCRUTINY 232. Public Appointments Hon. Shakeel Shabbir PRE-PUBLICATION (Parliamentary Approval) SCRUTINY (Amendment) Bill, 2019 233. Institution of Surveyors Bill, 2020 Hon. Kathuri Murungi PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 234. Kenya Defence Forces Hon. George Peter Opondo PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Kaluma SCRUTINY 235. Social Assistance (Amendment) Hon. Richard Nyagaka Tongi PRE-PUBLICATION Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 236. Births and Deaths Registration Hon. Martha Wangari Wanjira PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 237. Fisheries Management and Hon. Ruweida Mohamed Obo PRE-PUBLICATION Development (Amendment) Bill, SCRUTINY 2018

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238. Ethics and Anti-Corruption Hon. George Peter Opondo PRE-PUBLICATION Commission (Amendment) Bill, Kaluma SCRUTINY 2018 239. National Construction Authority Hon. David Gikaria PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 240. Alcoholic Drinks Control Hon. Danson Mwashako PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Mwakuwona SCRUTINY 241. Higher Education Loans Board Hon. John Paul Mwirigi PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2019 SCRUTINY 242. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Christopher Aseka Wangaya PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 243. Institute of Directors Bill, 2018 Hon. Chrisanthus Wamalwa PRE-PUBLICATION Wakhungu SCRUTINY 244. Employment (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Martha Wangari Wanjira PRE-PUBLICATION 2018 SCRUTINY 245. Presidential Archives and Hon. Patrick Mweu Musimba PRE-PUBLICATION Records Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 246. Crops (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Zachary Kwenya Thuku PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 247. Veterinary Surgeons and Hon. Qalicha Gufu Wario PRE-PUBLICATION Veterinary Para-Professionals SCRUTINY (Amendment) Bill 2018. 248. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Anthony Tom Oluoch PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 249. Universities (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Owino Paul Ongili Babu PRE-PUBLICATION 2018 SCRUTINY 250. Children (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. George Peter Opondo PRE-PUBLICATION Kaluma SCRUTINY 251. National Transport and Safety Hon. Silvanus Osoro Oyiego PRE-PUBLICATION Authority (Amendment) Bill, SCRUTINY 2018 252. Access to Health Bill, 2019 Hon. Anthony Tom Oluoch PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 253. Office of the Attorney General Hon. Anthony Tom Oluoch PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2019 SCRUTINY 254. Wa qf Commissioners Bill, 2019 Hon. AbdulSwamad Sherriff PRE-PUBLICATION Nassir SCRUTINY 255. Central Bank of Kenya Hon. Gideon Keter PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2020 SCRUTINY 256. National Government Hon. Samson Ndindi Nyoro PRE-PUBLICATION Constituency Development Fund SCRUTINY (Amendment) Bill, 2019 257. Kenya Information and Hon. Moses Malulu Injendi PRE-PUBLICATION Communications (Amendment) SCRUTINY Bill, 2018 258. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Christopher Aseka Wangaya PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 259. Dental Technologists Bill, 2019 Hon. Danson Mwashako PRE-PUBLICATION Mwakuwona SCRUTINY 260. National Employment Authority Hon. Faith Wairimu Gitau PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2019 SCRUTINY

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261. Basic Education (Amendment) Hon. Gathoni Wamuchomba PRE-PUBLICATION Bill, 2020 SCRUTINY 262. Elevator Safety Authority Bill, Hon. Benjamin Jomo Washiali PRE-PUBLICATION 2020 SCRUTINY 263. Election (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Florence Mwikali Mutua PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 264. ICT Practitioners Bill, 2018 Hon. Godfrey Osotsi PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 265. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Joshua Kutuny Serem PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 266. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Caleb Kipkemey Kositany PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 267. Independent Electoral and Hon. George Peter Opondo PRE-PUBLICATION Boundaries Commission Kaluma SCRUTINY (Amendment) Bill, 2018 268. Constitution of Kenya Hon. Vincent Kemosi Mogaka PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 269. Teachers Service Commission Hon. Rashid Kassim Amin PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2019 SCRUTINY 270. Election Offences (Amendment) Hon. Vincent Kemosi Mogaka PRE-PUBLICATION Bill, 2020 SCRUTINY 271. Evictions Resettlement Hon. Shakeel Shabiir PRE-PUBLICATION Procedures Bill, 2020 SCRUTINY 272. Alcoholic Drinks Control Hon. Samuel Arama PRE-PUBLICATION (Amendment) Bill, 2020 SCRUTINY 273. Kenya Reparations Bill, 2017 Hon. Gladys Jepkosgei-Boss PRE-PUBLICATION Shollei SCRUTINY 274. Implementation of Government Hon. Godfrey Osotsi PRE-PUBLICATION Assurances Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 275. Law of Succession (Amendment) Hon. George Peter Opondo PRE-PUBLICATION Bill, 2018 Kaluma SCRUTINY 276. Anti -Corruption and Economic Hon. Silas Kipkoech Tiren PRE-PUBLICATION Crimes (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 277. Public Procurement and Asset Hon. Andrew Mwadime PRE-PUBLICATION Disposal (Amendment) Bill, 2018 SCRUTINY 278. Lobbying Bill, 2018 Hon. Patrick Mweu Musimba PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 279. Copyright (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Gideon Keter PRE-PUBLICATION 2018 SCRUTINY 280. National Cohesion and Hon. Stephen Mutinda Mule WITHDRAWN Integration (Amendment) Bill, 2018 281. Universities (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Abdi Mude Ibrahim WITHDRAWN 2018 282. Sexual Offences (Amendment) Hon. Moses Malulu Injendi WITHDRAWN Bill, 2019 283. Wildlife Conservation and Hon. George Gitonga Murugara WITHDRAWN Management (Amendment) Bill, 2018 284. Refugee Bill, 2018 Hon. George Peter Opondo WITHDRAWN Kaluma

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285. Livestock and Livestock Products Hon. Joyce Akai Emanikor WITHDRAWN Marketing and Promotion Bill, 2018 286. Sexual Offences (Amendment) Hon. Gathoni Wamuchomba WITHDRAWN Bill, 2017 287. National Transport and Safety Hon. Florence Mwikali Mutua WITHDRAWN Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2018 288. Kenya Tea Management Bill, Hon. Yegon Brighton Leonard WITHDRAWN 2018 289. Parliamentary Service Hon. Julius Kipbiwot Melly WITHDRAWN (Amendment) Bill, 2017 290. Picketing and Presentation of Hon. Jeremiah Ng'ayu Kioni WITHDRAWN Petitions to Public Bodies, 2018 291. Independent Policing Oversight Hon. Paul Koinange WITHDRAWN Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2018 292. Land (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Caleb Kipkemey Kositany WITHDRAWN 293. Sexual Offences (Amendment) Hon. Jessica Nduku Kiko Mbalu WITHDRAWN Bill, 2018 294. Accountants (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Paul Odalo Mak'Ojuando WITHDRAWN 2018 Abuor 295. Public Finance Management Hon. Samuel Onunga Atandi WITHDRAWN (Amendment) Bill, 2018 296. Sacco Societies (Amendment) Bill, Hon. John Waluke Koyi WITHDRAWN 2018. 297. Crops (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Paul Kahindi Katana WITHDR AWN

STATUS No. BUDGET-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION 62 DRAFTING STAGE 74 MONEY BILL CERTIFICATIO 36 NOT APPROVED FOR PUBLICATION 14 PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY 93 PUBLISHED 127 WITHDRAWN 18 Grand Total 424

STAGES IN THE LEGISLATIVE PROPOSAL PROCESS (a) DRAFTING STAGE—Proposal still being drafted and reviewed in consultation with the Member; (b) MONEY BILL CERTIFICATION—Proposal forwarded to the Parliamentary Budget Office to determine whether it is a Money Bill; (c) PRE-PUBLICATION SCRUTINY—Proposal forwarded to the relevant Committee(s) for pre-publication scrutiny;

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(d) BUDGET COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION—Proposal forwarded to the Budget and Appropriation Committee for recommendation; (e) NOT APPROVED FOR PUBLICATION—Proposal not approved for publication by the relevant Committee(s) or the Budget and Appropriation Committee; (f) WITHDRAWN—Proposal formally withdrawn by sponsoring Member; (g) PUBLISHED—Proposal published as a Bill.

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Annex 10: Business sponsored by Independent Members of Parliament

(1) On 14th February 2019, the Independent Member for Sigowet/Soin (Hon. Kipsengeret Koros) asked a Question regarding implementation status of Soin Irrigation Project (Contract No. NIB/T080/2015-2016).

(2) On 20th February 2019, the Independent Member for Sigowet/Soin (Hon. Kipsengeret Koros) asked a Question regarding status of payment of sugarcane farmers from Nandi and Kericho counties.

(3) On 26th February 2019, the Independent Member for Bomachoge Borabu Constituency (Hon. (Prof) Zadoc Abel Ogutu) asked a Question regarding effects of the transport regulations enforcement on fares charged by public service vehicles.

(4) On 12th March 2019, the Independent Member for Bomachoge Borabu Constituency (Hon. (Prof) Zadoc Abel Ogutu) asked a Question regarding the status of the construction of Mogonga – Kenyenya – Riokindo – Magenche – Eberege Road in Bomachoge Borabu Constituency.

(5) On 13th March 2019, the Independent Member for Sigowet/Soin Constituency (Hon. Kipsengeret Koros) asked a Question regarding alleged dumping of hazardous waste by Prime Steel Milling Company to the environment.

(6) On 14th March 2019, the Independent Member for Bomachoge Borabu Constituency (Hon. Zadoc Ogutu) asked a Question on existing policy guidelines regarding buying of tea leaves from farmers by tea factories.

(7) On 3rd April 2019, the Independent Member for Igembe South Constituency (Hon. John Paul Mwirigi) asked a Question regarding arrest of one Richard Koome in Mumbai by Indian Authorities.

(8) On 23rd April 2019, the Independent Member for South Imenti (Hon. Kathuri Murungi) asked a Question regarding the administrative status of Ukuu and Urulu locations of South Imenti Constituency.

(9) On 25th April 2019, the Independent Member for South Imenti (Hon. Kathuri Murungi, MP) asked a Question regarding the steps the Ministry is taking to ensure administrative boundaries are aligned with the Sub-County and Constituency boundaries for efficient service delivery.

(10) On 30th April 2019, the Independent Member for Bumula (Hon. Mwambu Mabonga) asked a Question regarding the gazettement of the proposed two sub counties in Bumula Constituency.

(11) On 2nd May 2019, the Independent Member for South Imenti (Hon. Kathuri Murungi) asked a Question regarding implementation of reports produced by the Tea and Coffee Task Forces.

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(12) On 8th May 2019, the Independent Member for Bumula (Hon. Mwambu Mabongah) asked a Question regarding payment of women under the Youth Empowerment Programme.

(13) On 9th May 2019, the Independent Member for Yatta (Hon. Charles Mutavi Kilonzo) asked a Question regarding alleged irregular issuance of a Title Deed for a parcel of Land Ref. No. 808/Nzukini Phase IV to a private developer despite the area being reserved for public use as part of the Ndalani Settlement Scheme of Ndalani sub- county, Yatta Constituency.

(14) On 9th May 2019, the Independent Member for Meru County (Hon. Bishop Kawira Mwangaza) asked a Question regarding delay in issuance of birth certificates to over 370,000 students from Meru County.

(15) On 11th June 2019, the Independent Member for Yatta (Hon. Charles Kilonzo) asked Question regarding Status of the Report on Persons Living as Squatters in Ndalani Location.

(16) On 19th June 2019, the Independent Member for Meru County (Hon. Bishop Kawira Mwangaza) asked a Question regarding stalling of construction of Kiringwa Irrigation Project in Tigania, Meru County.

(17) On 19th June 2019, the Independent Member for Sigowet/Soin Constituency (Hon. Kipsengeret Koros) asked a Question regarding detailed statistics on the placement of students by the Kenya Universities Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS).

(18) On 26th June 2019, the Independent Member for Ainabkoi Constituency (Hon. William Chepkut) asked a Question regarding murder of one Ronald Kipkurui at Naiberi Trading Centre.

(19) On 3rd July 2019, the Independent Member for Meru County (Hon. Kawira Mwangaza) asked a Question regarding non-compensation to residents of Meru for land acquired for the construction of Isiolo International Airport.

(20) On 4th July 2019, the Independent Member for Suna West Constituency (Hon. Peter Francis Masara) asked a Question regarding eight artisanal miners from Suna West Constituency who lost their lives as a result of collapse of mines during the mining activities.

(21) On 31st July 2019, the Independent Member for Sigowet/Soin (Hon. Kipsengeret Koros) asked a Question regarding details on the number of persons benefiting from the Elderly Persons Cash Transfer Programme.

(22) On 31st July 2019, the Independent Member for Suna West (Hon. Peter Francis Masara asked a Question regarding appointment of substantive Assistant County Commissioners to the four newly established divisions in Suna West Constituency.

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(23) On 18th September 2019, the Independent Member for Meru County (Hon. (Bishop) Kawira Mwangaza) asked a Question regarding increased cases of insecurity as a result of cattle raids in various areas of Meru County.

(24) On 19th September 2019, the Independent Member for Igembe South (Hon. John Mwirigi) asked a Question regarding Presidential directive of 3rd August, 2017 on the elevation of Igembe campus of Chuka University to a university and grant of charter.

(25) On 9th October 2019, the Independent Member for Sigowet/Soin (Hon. Kipsengeret Koros) asked a Question regarding the charging of registration and licensing from public health professionals by Public Health Officers and Technicians Council.

(26) On 15th October 2019, the Independent Member for Meru County (Hon. Kawira Mwangaza) asked a Question regarding dilapidated infrastructure in Antuarimata, Kimirie, Kalimba, Kirukire and Mwithu Primary Schools.

(27) On 5th November 2019, the Independent Member for Imenti South (Hon. Kathuri Murungi) asked a Question regarding imposition of VAT on diabetes management devices.

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Annex 11: List of schools and institutions that visited the National Assembly 1) Kibera School for Girls from Kibera Constituency 2) Mbuguti Primary School from Gatanga Constituency 3) Presbyterian Teachers College from Chuka/Igambang’ombe Constituency 4) Bishop Ndingi School from Bureti Constituency 5) Chogoria Boys High School from Maara Constituency 6) Koelel High School from Gilgil Constituency 7) Njora Mixed High School from Kigumo Constituency 8) Kabarak High School from Rongai Constituency 9) St. Angela’s High School from Kitui Central Constituency 10) Kiaibabu Primary School from Githunguri Constituency 11) Diamond Academy from Athi River Constituency 12) Naivasha Girls High School from Naivasha Constituency 13) Mwiki Primary School from Ruiru Constituency 14) Kimnai Girls Secondary School from Marakwet West Constituency 15) Kaplamai School from Kuresoi South Constituency 16) St. Joseph’s Secondary School from Maragwa Constituency 17) St. Peters Primary School Sang’alo Central from Mosop Constituency 18) Parkroad Primary School from Starehe Constituency 19) Thomeandu Boys’ Secondary School from Kaiti Constituency 20) Chebunyo Boys’ High School from Chepalungu Constituency 21) St. Teresa’s Bikeke Girls’ High School from Kiminini Constituency 22) St. Marks Kiminda High School from Emgwen Constituency 23) Baringo High School from Eldama Ravine Constituency 24) St. Cecilia Girls’ High School from Lugari Constituency 25) Kaganda Primary School from Kiharu Constituency 26) Kiamuya Secondary School from Othaya Constituency 27) Ongata Royal Academy from Kajiado North Constituency 28) Kitale National Polytechnic from Saboti Constituency 29) Kanzau Mixed Secondary School from Kitui Rural Constituency 30) AIC Tulwomoi Secondary School from Rongai Constituency 31) Mweru Secondary School from Mukurweini Constituency 32) Mt. Kenya Senior School from Nyeri Town Constituency 33) Kaurone Primary School from South Imenti Constituency 34) Life Victory Education Centre from Ruaraka Constituency 35) Kyeni Girls High School from Runyenjes Constituency 36) Kiambani Primary School from Kibwezi West Constituency 37) Glory Vision Academy from Kirinyaga West Constituency 38) Emeroka Secondary School from Nyaribari Masaba Constituency 39) Isiolo Girls High School from Isiolo North Constituency 40) ELCK Kongoi Secondary School from Kuresoi North Constituency 41) Lusigetti High School from Kikuyu Constituency 42) Kasasule Primary School from Kibwezi East Constituency 43) Golden Elites Primary School from Kisumu Central Constituency 44) Happy Valley Academy from Moiben Constituency

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45) Kaimosi Friends Primary School from Hamisi Constituency 46) Kerita Kosyin Primary School from Kesses Constitency 47) Kenya Relief Primary School from Suna West Constituency 48) Londiani Central Primary School from Kipkelion East Constituency 49) Educational Resource Centre from Ainabkoi Constituency 50) Lubua Primary School from Igembe North Constituency, 51) Kimaruandi Progressive School from Konoin Constituency 52) St. Claire Educational Complex from Chesumei Constituency 53) St. Pauls Amukura School from Teso South Constituency 54) Soy Emining Academy from Mogotio Constituency 55) Mwihila High School from Khwisero Constituency 56) Magumoni Primary School from Maara Constituency 57) Yoder Karwigi Secondary School from Mbeere South Constituency 58) Mautuma Boys High School from Lugari Constituency 59) St. John Kabongo Primary School from Kapseret Constituency 60) Arch Angels Kanyueri School from Mbeere North Constituency 61) Kithyoko Secondary School from Masinga Constituency 62) Leaders Academy from Mavoko Constituency 63) Sabunley Secondary School from Wajir East Constituency 64) Mbathi Secondary School from Lari Constituency 65) Nguutani Boys Secondary School from Mwingi West Constituency 66) St. Theresa’s Kabula Boys High School from Bumula Constituency 67) St. Jacobs Educational Centre Leseru from Turbo Constituency 68) St. Jacinta Girls’ Secondary School from Marakwet East Constituency 69) Kapsigilai Girls’ Secondary School from Tinderet Constituency 70) Kameji Mixed Secondary School from Rongo Constituency 71) Among numerous other schools and institutions.

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Annex 12: List of the legislative proposals considered by the Budget & Appropriations Committee

No. Title of The Legislative Proposal Sponsor (Costing) 1 The Veterinary Surgeon and Veterinary Hon. Qalicha Gufu Wario, M.P. Para-Professionals (Amendment) Bill, 2018 2 The Health (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Rehema Jaldesa, M.P. 3 The Kenya National Commission on Hon. Jeremiah Kioni, M.P. Human Rights (Amendment) Bill, 2019 4 The National government Co-ordination Hon. Marwa Maisori, M.P. (Amendment) Bill, 2019 5 The Health (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Zachary Kweya Thuku, M.P. 6 The Alcoholic drinks Control Hon. Danson Mwashako, M.P. (Amendment) Bill, 2019 7 The Penal Code (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon.Fabian Kyule, M.P. 8 The Health (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Mwambu Mabongah, M.P. 9 The Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Hon. George Kariuki, GK, M.P. Bill, 2019 10 The Public Participation Bill, 2019 Hon. Joash Nyamoko, M.P. 11 The Health (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Geofrey Osotsi, M.P 12 The Higher Education Loans Board Hon. Paul Mwirigi, M.P. (Amendment) Bill, 2019 13 The Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Hon. Peter Kaluma, M.P. Bill, 2019 14 The Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Hon. Caleb Kositany, M.P. Bill, 2019 15 The Health (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon.Jared Okelo, M.P 16 The Copyright (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Gideon Keter, M.P 17 The Forest Conservation and Hon. Charity Kathambi Management (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Chepkwony, M.P. 18 The National Youth Employment Hon. Anthony Oluoch, M.P. Empowerment and Service Bill, 2019 19 The Central Bank of Kenya (Amendment) Hon.Oroo Oyioka, M.P. Bill, 2019 20 The Insurance Professionals Bill, 2019 Hon. Benjamin Washiali, M.P. 21 The Public Procurement and Asset Hon. Eng. Jungle Wainaina, M.P. Disposal (Amendment) Bill, 2019 22 The Banking Laws (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Benjamin Dalu Stephen 2019 Tayari, M.P. 23 The Institute of Social Work Professionals Hon. Joshua Kivinda Kimilu, M.P. Bill, 2019

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No. Title of The Legislative Proposal Sponsor (Costing) 24 The Parliamentary Pensions Hon. George Peter Kaluma, M.P. (Amendment) Bill, 2018 25 The Child Justice Bill, 2018 Hon. Millie Odhiambo, M.P. 26 The Dental Technologists Bill, 2019 Hon. Danson Mwashako, M.P. 27 The Insurance Professionals Registration Hon. Benjamin Washiali, M.P. Bill, 2019 28 The Medical Fund Bill, 2018 Hon. Alfred Keter,M.P 29 The Information Communication Hon.Godfrey Osotsi, M.P. Technology Practitioners Bill, 2019 30 The National Construction Authority Hon. David Gikaria, M.P (Amendment) Bill,2019 31 The Employment (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Cpt (Rtd) Didmus Wekesa Barasa, M.P. 32 The Social Assistance (Amendment) Bill, Hon. Caleb Amisi, M.P. 2018 33 The Presidential Archives and Records Hon. Patrick Mweu Musimba, Bill, 2018 M.P. 34 The National Hospital Insurance Fund Hon. Zuleikha Hassan, M.P. (Amendment) Bill, 2018 35 The Health Service Commission Bill, 2019 Hon. Patrick Munene, M.P. 36 The Public Procurement and Asset Hon. Elijah Memusi, M.P. Disposal (Amendment) Bill, 2018 37 The Kenya National Blood Transfusion Hon.Sabina Chege M.P Service Bill, 2019 38 The Representation of Special Interest Hon.Jeremiah Kioni, M.P Groups Laws (Amendment) Bill 2019 39 The Constitution (Amendment) Bill, 2018 Hon. Vincent Kemosi, M.P. 40 The Public Fundraising Appeals Bill, 2019 Hon. Jeremiah Kioni, M.P 41 The Banking (Amendment) Bill, 2019 Hon. Jude Njomo, M.P. 42 The Kenya Cancer Fund 2019 Hon. Catherine Waruguru, M.P. 43 The Public Procurement and Asset Hon. Rigathi Gachagua, M.P Disposal (Amendment) Bill 2018 44 The Births and Deaths Registration Hon. Martha Wangari, M.P (Amendment) Bill 2018 45 The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Hon. George Peter Kaluma, M.P Commission (Amendment) Bill 2019 46 The National Government Co-ordination Hon. Michael Muchira, M.P. (Amendment) Bill 2017 47 The Sugar Bill 2018 Hon. Wafula Wamunyinyi, M.P. 48 The Data Protection and Privacy Bill 2018 Hon. Omar Mohammed Maalim, M.P. 49 The IEBC (Amendment) Bill 2019 Hon. Peter Kaluma, M.P.

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No. Title of The Legislative Proposal Sponsor (Costing) 50 The Community Health Workers Bill 2019 Hon. Martin Peters Owino, M.P. 51 The Child Justice Bill 2018 Hon. Millie Odhiambo M.P. 52 The Public Procurement and Asset Hon. Elijah Memusi, M.P. Disposal (Amendment) Bill 2018 53 The Preference and Reservations Bill 2019 Hon. Gideon Keter, M.P. 54 The Public Finance Management Hon. Alexander Kosgey, M.P. (Amendment) Bill 2019 55 Sports (Amendment) Bill 2019 Hon. Godfrey Osotsi, M.P. 56 The Public Fundraising Appeals Bill 2019 Hon. Jeremiah Kioni, M.P. 57 The National Construction Authority Hon. David Gikaria, M.P. (Amendment) Bill 2019 58 The Presidential Archives and Records Bill Hon. Patrick Mweu Musimba, 2018 M.P. 59 The Public Procurement and Asset Hon. Eng. Jungle Wainaina, M.P. Disposal (Amendment) Bill 2019 60 The Banking Amendment) Bill 2019 Hon. Jude Njomo, M.P. 61 The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Hon. William Cheptumo, M.P. Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2019 62 The National Hospital Insurance Fund Hon. Zuleikha Hassan, M.P. (Amendment) Bill, 2018 63 The Kenya National Blood Transfusion Hon. Sabina Chege M.P.. Service Bill, 2019 64 The Parliamentary Pensions Hon. Andrew Mwadime, M.P. (Amendment) Bill 2019 65 The Representation of Special Interest Hon. Jeremiah Kioni, M.P. Groups Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2019

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