These regulations cover several aspect of real estate investment trust in Kenya including: the establishment of real estate investment trust scheme; authorization of real estate investment trust schemes; operation and management of real estate investment trust schemes; take overs and mergers of real estate investment trust; and other related matters.

The objective of these guideline is to address prevent money laundering and the financing of terrorism in the insurance sector. The document highlights: the responsibility of the money laundering and reporting officers; operational controls to prevent money laundering and the financing of terrorism; compliance policy; staff policy; customer due diligence; information of natural person, legal person, partnership and trusts; high-risk customers and other related matters.

These guidelines cover procedures and policies to combat money laundering, customer due diligence, record keeping, recognition and reporting of suspicious transactions, staff screening, and staff training.

These regulations are for the registration of bancassurance businesses and for the supervision of bancassurance businesses.

This is an Act of Parliament for the control and licensing of betting and gaming premises; for the taxation of betting and gaming businesses; and for the authourization of public lotteries as well as other related matters.

These regulations apply to: online and mobile bookmakers, mobile and online lotteries shops, online and mobile casino operation, and other remote gaming and betting businesses. The regulations outline the terms and conditions, licensing and operation requirements for online gaming in Kenya.

These regulations of corporate governance in the capital market outlines: requirements for the appointment of director, registration of directors; role, accountability and responsibilities of the board; code of conduct; corporate governance framework; responsibilities of stakeholders; internal audit; responsibilities for risk management; responsibility for internal control; and other related matters.

This is an Act for the establishment of the Public Service Superannuation Scheme for providing retirement benefits and compensations to employees of the public service. The Act outlines: the functions of the funds, management, administration, financial provisions and other related matters.

This document outline renumeration guidelines for the public sector including the renumeration structure, pay disparities, performance and productivity, productivity-linked pay, public-private sector renumeration balance, equity and fairness, equal pay for equal work, fiscal sustainability, and other related matters.

The objectives of these guidelines are: to ensure fiscal sustianability in public compensation; to attract skilled and competent workers in the public sector; to recognize and reward productivity in the public service; to ensure transparency and fairness in public compensations; and to ensure equal compensation for equal work in the public sector.

This strategic framework highlights five key result areas to ensure fair renumeration in the public service, namely: fiscal sustainability of public service wage bills; renumerations and benefits; policy and legal framework; collaborations and partnerships; and institutional capacity.

This policy by the National Social Security Funds is to ensure employees, employers and other stakeholders are supported and able to report cases of unethical and illegal practices. The policy statement outlines the process for making complaints; avenues for whistleblowing; processes for dealing with complaints; feedback to complaints; anonymity and confidentiality; and criteria for the protection of whistle-blowers.

The tourism levy order follows the Tourism Act of 2011 for the payment of levy by owners of tourism activities and services.

These regulations cover matters related to the tourism fund including: tourism levy provisions; appointments of agents; accessing of tourism fund records; tourism training revolving fund; management of tourism fund; tourism fund disbursements; establishment of other tourism colleges; and other related matters.

This is an Act of Parliament for the sustainable development of the tourism sector in Kenya. Key sections of the Act include: the formulation of a national tourism strategy; establishment of tourism regulatory bodies; establishment of tourism research institute; establishment of financial bodies; establishment of the tribunal; tourism licensing, levy and tax provisions; penalties for breach of regulations; and other related matters.

This policy outlines a framework for prevention and detection of corruption in the privatization commission to ensure transparency, accountability, fairness, integrity, and professionalism in the privatization of public assets.

This document outlines the corporate social responsibility strategy of the commission. The strategy is focused on four main areas: health, education, environmental sustainability, and humanitarian intervention.

This report gives an overview of the ministry’s achievements, number of technical industrial vocational and entrepreneurship training institutions and teachers’ management services registered. It presents the performance review of sector programmes 2009/10- 2011/12, medium-term priorities and financial plan for the medium-term expenditure framework period 2013/14- 2015/16.

This policy is to ensure continuity in the operations and activities of the commission to ensure: service provision during downtime or crisis; regulatory and stakeholders compliance; and for effective communication through-out the commission especially in times of crisis or downtime.

This main objective of this policy is to ensure customer satisfaction in the implementation of privatization programme for the economic development of Kenya.