The Kenyan rice subsector has not received adequate attention in terms of policy and institutional support which has led to little growth of the sector in spite of the country’s huge potential. To this effect, this ten-year strategic framework was formulated to focus on what the ministry needs to accomplish its set goal to facilitate growth and development of the rice subsector.

The objectives of this agreement are to ensure the sustainable development of the community, provide the community with the opportunity to participate in the holder’s decisions and plans that may affect the community and its environs, and set out the key principles and directions on how the holder and the community will work together for their mutual benefit.

There is established a committee known as the petroleum safety and health committee. This document defines the functions of the committee. The function of the committee shall be to coordinate the respective agencies represented in the committee in execution of their mandates in matters relating to occupational safety and health in petroleum operations.

This policy is compatible with the context of Kenya pipeline company, supports its strategic direction and shall correspondingly be reviewed for suitability.

This is a parliamentary Act to give effect to articles 60, 62 (1)(f), 66 (2), 69 and 71 of the constitution in so far as they apply to minerals; provide for prospecting, mining, processing, refining, treatment, transport and any dealings in minerals and for related purposes.

These regulations apply to a holder of a mining licence granted under the mining Act, 2016.

This parliament Act establishes the Kenya national mining institute for its incorporation, powers and functions, and for connected purposes. Its function shall be to provide directly or in collaboration with other institutions, services in skills development, consultancy, innovation, research and development in the mining sector on a commercial basis to the public sector national government, county government and state corporations, the private sector, local or foreign, who may require such services from the institute.

This is a parliamentary Act that makes provision for the transfer of the assets and liabilities relating to the businesses of subsidiaries of the consolidated bank of Kenya limited, and for connected purposes.

Part three of this Act concerns the registration of cooperative societies. It states that on societies that have the following as its objectives shall be registered; the promotion of the welfare and economic interests of its members, and has incorporated in its by-laws the following co-operative principles – voluntary and open membership, democratic member control, economic participation by members, education, training and information and concern for the community in general.

This is a parliamentary Act that makes provision for the summary recovery of civil debts. It emphasizes that any sum declared by any Act, whether past or future, to be a civil debt recoverable summarily may be recovered in the court of any magistrate of competent jurisdiction in the manner prescribed by this Act.

An Act of parliament to provide for the establishment of a deposit insurance system and for the receivership and liquidation of deposit taking institutions, to provide for the establishment of the Kenya deposit insurance corporation and for connected purposes. It establishes a corporation known as the Kenya deposit insurance corporation. The object and purpose for which the corporation is established is to provide a deposit insurance scheme for customers of member institutions and to receive, liquidate and wind-up any institution in respect of which the corporation is appointed receiver or liquidator in accordance with this Act.

This is a parliamentary Act that establishes the Kenya post office savings bank and to encourage and facilitate personal saving. It establishes a savings bank to be known as the Kenya post office savings bank to encourage thrift and provide the means and opportunities for the people of Kenya to save.

This Act manages the development, control and improvement of irrigation schemes. The document provides for the establishment and incorporation of a board, functions and powers of the board and its financial provisions.

This is a parliamentary Act that establishes the Kenya revenue authority as a central body for the assessment and collection of revenue, for the administration and enforcement of the laws relating to revenue and to provide for connected purposes. It establishes an authority to be known as the Kenya revenue authority. It also defines the functions of the board of directors.

This is a parliamentary Act to facilitate the borrowing by local government authorities of money for capital development, to establish a local government loans authority and a fund for that purpose and for purposes connected therewith.

This is a parliamentary Act that provides for the control of areas or premises which have been declared by a competent authority to be out of bounds to members of the armed forces.

This is a parliamentary Act that establishes a College of Arms, to provide for the grant of arms and the registration of such grants, and to prohibit the misuse of arms which have been granted. It provides for the application for grant of arms. It emphasizes that any person who desires a grant of arms may apply therefor to the college of arms, submitting full particulars of the design of the arms applied for, together with the prescribed fee and such further sum as the college of arms may stipulate on account of the expenses it may incur in connection with the application.

This document provides an overview of the critical issues that impact the ministry of defence progression towards gender equality. It focuses on the situation analysis, highlighting some of the opportunities and challenges identified during the gender assessment exercise. It also examines the key normative and legal frameworks that are in place to advance gender equality principles and strategies at national, regional, and international levels.

The Bribery Act applies to the public, public officers and private entities. It provides for the prevention, investigation and punishment of bribery, and for connected purposes. It explains that a person commits the offence of giving a bribe if the person offers, promises or gives a financial or other advantages to another person, who knows or believes the acceptance of the financial or other advantages would itself constitute the improper performance of a relevant function or activity.

This parliamentary Act provides for the functions, organization and administration of the Kenya defence forces pursuant to articles 232 and 239(6) of the constitution, to give effect to article 241 and other relevant articles of the constitution, to provide for disciplinary matters, and for connected purposes.