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Parliamentary Timeline

Parliamentary activity in chronological order — sittings, divisions, enacted laws, motions, questions and petitions across both Houses. Read newest first, top to bottom.

654 Events
300 Sittings
30 Votes
24 Acts
100 Motions
100 Questions
100 Petitions

September 2025

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    National Assembly sitting

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  9. Petition National Assembly

    Proposal to Amend the Consumer Protection Act to provide for the in Duplum Rule

  10. Petition Senate

    Intervention by the Senate to amend the County Governments Act (No. 17 of 2017) to better align the functioning of the county governments as set out in the Constitution

August 2025

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    National Assembly sitting

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    National Assembly sitting

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    National Assembly sitting

  12. Vote Senate

    The County Governments Allocation Bill, 2025 (Committee of the Whole)

  13. Petition National Assembly

    Compensation and Land allocation to Mau Mau War Veterans

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    National Assembly sitting

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    National Assembly sitting

  16. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) provide details on the state of security in the country including steps being taken by the Ministry to avert death and destruction of property during demonstrations? (ii) outline actions being taken to forestall the destruction of property and death during demonstrations? (iii) indicte when the Government will apprehend the culprit(s) responsible for financing and mobilization during demonstrations that led to destruction of property and deaths on 25th June 2025

  17. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) explain the circumstances that led to the death of Mr. Brian Luka Maina of ID No. 33037236, who lost his life during the recent demonstrations of 25th June 2025 and was reported at Mowlem Police Station under O.B. Number 20/26/6/2025? (ii) state the measures put in place to ensure the family of the victim is compensated for the loss of their kin? (iii) outline the steps taken by the Government to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future and to guara

  18. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) provide a report on the total number of female bodies recovered from the Kware dumpsite in Embakasi, including an update on how many victims have been positively identified through forensic or DNA analysis? (ii) clarify whether the investigations are still ongoing, considering that the main suspect escaped from police custody and the investigation into his case has reportedly gone cold? (iii) state the specific steps undertaken by the Directorate of Criminal Inve

  19. Question National Assembly

    Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) explain the steps taken by the Ministry to investigate allegations of child sex trafficking in Mai Mahiu, Nakuru County, in light of the media exposé released on 4th August 2025 and clarify whether any arrests have been made of the individuals implicated in the trafficking? (ii) provide a report detailing the number of children being trafficked and explain why security agencies including the inspector general of police have failed to take immediate action on the

  20. Question National Assembly

    Dealing with police officers who shoot demonstrators on sight