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The essential point
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In 2008, Parliament enacted two major laws together to restart constitutional review: the Constitution of Kenya Review Act and the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Act. The official record identifies their shared purpose as recommencing the process.
Evidence: Supreme Court judgment, paragraph 1770
Why it matters
It records the two laws Parliament used to restart constitutional review.
Evidence: Supreme Court judgment, paragraph 1770
Open the key points and evidence
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Parliament enacted two major constitutional-review laws together in 2008.
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One was the Constitution of Kenya Review Act.
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The other was the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Act.
Supreme Court judgment, paragraph 1770
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Official-source wording
What the official record says
Parliament simultaneously enacted two cardinal legislations to recommence the review process; the Constitution of Kenya Review Act (2008) and the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Act 2008.
Verbatim excerpt · Supreme Court judgment, paragraph 1770 · Attorney General v Ndii — Supreme Court judgment
Evidence stack
Sources behind this record
- Attorney General v Ndii — Supreme Court judgmentSupreme Court judgment, paragraph 1770 · Official Kenyan public authority · admitted for public claims