The first schedule of this document contains every programme of production (Form 1) and production order (Form 2). It outlines the conditions attached to production order.

This order declares the horticultural crops specified in the schedule to this order to be special crops for purposes of the agriculture act. Crops include fruits, oil plants, vegetables and decorative plants.

These guidelines ensure that quality educational services are rendered in every early child development center; they also provide standards for quality & inclusive ECD services, management, supervision and accountability of early childhood development programmes for children in Kenya.

These are rules to regulate the cultivation of land on farms. It prescribes that no employee may cultivate for his own use any land on any farm, nor may any occupier of any farm permit such cultivation, unless the employee possesses a valid cultivation licence issued by the occupier in the form set out in the first schedule of this document.

These rules establish settlement schemes known as sugar settlement schemes specified in the first column of the first schedule comprising the area described in the second column of the same schedule. It emphasizes that no person may reside in, carries on business in, or occupies any part of a scheme or grazes any stock thereon unless he is the holder of a valid licence or a letter of allotment granted to him by the commissioner of lands or is the authorized dependent of that licensee or letter of allotment holder.

This parliamentary Act regulates the importation, manufacture and sale of agricultural fertilizers and animal foodstuffs and substances of animal origin intended for the manufacture of such fertilizers and foodstuffs, and provides for matters incidental to and connected with the foregoing.

These rules declare that the animal foodstuffs specified in the first column of Part I of the Schedule to these rules and having the characteristics specified in Part II of that schedule are prescribed to be approved animal foodstuffs. The rules also prescribe standards for approved fertilizers.

This establishes a scheme called the oil and fibre crops scheme, which applies to all plant varieties of oil and fibre crops which conform with the characteristics of cultivated plant varieties of any of the species specified in the first column of the first schedule hereto.

This establishes a scheme called the other cereals scheme, which applies to cereals other than maize which conform to the characteristics of cultivated varieties of any of the species specified in the first column of the first schedule hereto.

This establishes a scheme called the pulses scheme, which applies to all plant varieties of pulses which conform with the characteristics of cultivated varieties of any of the species specified in the first column of the first schedule hereto.

This establishes a scheme called the pasture plants and grasses scheme, which applies to all plant varieties of pasture plants and grasses which conform with the characteristics of cultivated plant varieties of any of the genera or species specified in the first column of the schedule hereto.

These regulations establish authority to known as the Kenya oil crops Development Authority (hereinafter referred to as the “Authority”) for promoting and fostering the effective development of oil crops for the production of oilseeds and vegetable oil, in any suitable area of Kenya. The Authority shall be a body corporate having perpetual succession and a common seal, and may in its corporate name sue and be sued, and, for and in connection with the purpose of this order, may purchase, sell lease or otherwise acquire or dispose of, hold and manage movable and immovable property, and may enter into such contracts as may be necessary or expedient.

This document emphasizes that no person shall import, cause or suffer any meat or meat products to be imported into Kenya without a valid import permit issued under these regulations. Regulation 6 concerns the inspection of meat products -A person importing meat or meat products pursuant to a permit issued under these regulations shall apply to the inspecting officer for permission to clear such imports not less than twenty-four hours before the arrival of such imports in Kenya.

These regulations emphasizes that no sisal or sisal fiber produced within Kenya shall be sold except through an agent duly licensed under section 7 of the Act, and any person who sells sisal or sisal fiber other than through such an agent shall be guilty of an offence.

The Kenya defence policy articulates the government’s position on the employment of defence forces to strengthen national security. The white paper provides guidance by identifying Kenya’s security interests, spelling out Kenya’s intentions in dealing with threats to national security and spelling out the roles of defence forces in dealing with the security challenges.

These regulations establish a state corporation, to be known as the Nyayo tea zones development corporation (hereinafter called “the corporation”) which shall be a body corporate with a board constituted in accordance with section 6(1) of the Act.

This is a parliamentary Act to confer power to regulate transactions in seeds, including provision for the testing and certification of seeds, for the establishment of an index of names of plant varieties; to empower the imposition of restriction on the introduction of new varieties, to control the importation of seeds, to authorize measures to prevent injurious cross-pollination, to provide for the grant of proprietary rights to persons breeding or discovering new varieties, to establish a tribunal to hear appeals and other proceedings and for connected purposes.

These Regulations implement provisions of the Seeds and Plant Varieties (Plant Breeder’s Rights) Act. The seeds set out in the First Schedule shall be prescribed seeds for purposes of the Act. The National Seed Quality Control Service shall be the official seed testing station for purposes of section 11 of the Act. A Seed Regulation Committee and a Seed Growers Allocation Panel are established under regulations 5 and 6. The Panel shall register seed growers (reg. 8), whereas seeds merchants shall register with the Committee (reg. 9). Regulations 10 and 11 concern the certification of seeds. A seed inspector shall not certify seeds that do not meet standards laid down in the Fourth Schedule. Only registered seed merchants shall process seeds. Regulation 15 contains rules relative to packing and labeling of seeds. Section 20 places restrictions on the importation and exportation of seeds. (23 regulations completed by six Schedules).

All sisal for export shall be baled and fastened in manner required by the board, each bale should labelled or legibly and clearly marked with the date of production, the plantation mark and the grade mark, and other mark as may be required by the board. Regulation 5 and 6 concerns inspection and the duties of the inspector.

It establishes a committee known as the plant breeder’s rights committee to develop plant breeder’s rights policy, with the approval of the minister, to review plant breeder’s rights regulations and standards as may from time to time be required, to make recommendations on the registration of grantees, to moderate cases of appeal by aggrieved persons, to review and recommend appropriate plant breeder’s rights, and to perform such other duties as may from time to time be assigned by the minister.