National Assembly
MUTUSE ECKOMAS MWENGI
Official identity source · observed 3 Aug 2026
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Education
- University Of Nairobi Master Of Laws (LL.M) 2015 to 2016
- University Of Nairobi Bachelor Of Laws (LL.B) 2nd Class Hons, Upper Division 2003 to 2014
- Kenya School Of Law / Council Of Legal Education Bar Examination/ Professional Diploma, Kenya School Of Law 2016 to 2018
- Makueni Boys High School Kenya Certificate Of Secondary Education 1994 to 1997
- Kanyangu Primary School Kenya Certificate Of Primary Education 1986 to 1993
Career & Experience
- County Government Of Machakos Chief Of Staff 2013 to 2022
- Maendeleo Resource Trust Regional Coordinator 2007 to 2008
- Cabinet Office, Office Of The Government Spokesperson Communication Officer 2004 to 2007
Primary source · verified observation 3 Aug 2026
Current Positions
A member of the 13th Parliament
2022 General Election
No gazetted 2022 result is linked to this profile.
Committee Membership
- Vice-Chairperson of the Justice and Legal Affairs committee.
- Member of the Budget and Appropriations committee.
Committee reports
Reports produced by the committees MUTUSE ECKOMAS MWENGI sits on.
- Report On Budget Estimates For Fy 2026/27
- Report On Consideration Of The Supplementary Estimates Ii For Fy 25.26
- Report On Consideration Of The Public Participation Bill (na Bill No. 44 Of 2025)
- Report On Consideration Of The County Allocation Of Revenue Bill (senate Bill No. 10 Of 2026)
- Report On Consideration Of The Kenya Judiciary Academy Bill (national Assembly Bill No. 42 Of 2025)
- Report On Consideration Of The Supplementary Estimates I For Fy 2025.26
- Report On Consideration Of The Division Of Revenue Bill, 2026
- Report On The Budget Policy Statement For Fy 2026/67 And The Medium Term
- Report On Consideration Of The Penal Code (amendment) Bill (na Bill No. 53 Of 2024)
- Report On Consideration Of The Sexual Offences (amendment) Bill (national Assembly Bill No. 78 Of 2023)
- Report On Consideration Of The Judges' Retirement Benefits Bill (na Bill No. 27 Of 2025)
- Report On Approval Hearing Of A Nominee For Appointment As Chair, Kenya National Commission On Human Rights
- Report On Approval Hearings Of Nominees For Appointment As Registrar And Assistant Registrar Of Political Parties
- Report On Consideration Of Equalization Fund Appropriation Bill (senate Bill No. 7 Of 2025)
- Report On Consideration Of County Gvts Additional Allocations Bill (senate Bill No. 8 Of 2025)
- Report On Budget Implementation For Fy 23/24
- Reports Of The Dc On Justice And Legal Affairs On The Consideration Of The President's Memorandum Of Referral Of The Conflict Of
- Report Of The Dc On Justice And Legal Affairs On The Consideration Of The President's Memorandum Of Referral Of The Anti-money L
- Report on approval hearings of nominees for appointment to the Public Benefits Organizations Disputes Tribunal
- Report Of The Mediation Committee On The Division Of Revenue Bill (national Assembly Bill No. 10 Of 2025)
- Report Of The Budget And Appropriations Committee On Its Consideration Of The Fourth Basis Of Revenue Sharing Among Counties
- Report On The Consideration Of The Supplementary Estimates Iii For Fy 2024-2025
- Bac Report On 2025-2026 Fy Annual Estimates
- Report On The Consideration Of The Equalization Fund Appropriation Bill (na Bill No. 21 Of 2025)
- Report Of The Dc Jlac On The Approval Hearings Of Nominees For Appointment As Chairperson And Members Of The Iebc
How this compares
153 60th of 348
Ahead of 83% · median 47
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12 97th of 348
Ahead of 70% · median 7
motions counted as moved, not seconded
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Topics this member is active on
Policy areas drawn from this member's certified verbatim Hansard contributions.
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153 counted contributions in this Parliament, 21 of them in 2026.
Parliamentary Activity
Thank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me the opportunity to contribute to the debate on the establishment of the Kenya Judiciary Academy through the Kenya Judiciary Bill, which, when enacted, will become the Kenya Judiciary Act. As you are aware, I am the Vice-Chairperson of the Departmental...
Official Hansard sourceMost certainly, Hon. Temporary Order, Hon. Mutuse. I want you to deal with that matter because it is very straightforward. Most certainly, Hon. Temporary
Official Hansard sourceThe learned Senior Counsel and I are not speaking in the same language. There may be confusion. We are not talking about delegated legislation. The functions of the JSC are outlined in Article 172 of the Constitution and the JSC Act. Section 14 of the JSC Act allows the Judiciary...
Official Hansard sourceThe Committee delved into the issue of constitutionality. Many of those who came before us during public participation also had an opportunity to address this point. Certainly, we are settled in our minds that the issue of constitutionality has been resolved and does not exist as we move this Bill...
Official Hansard sourceThank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me the opportunity to contribute to the debate on the establishment of the Kenya Judiciary Academy through the Kenya Judiciary Bill, which, when enacted, will become the Kenya Judiciary Act. As you are aware, I am the Vice-Chairperson of the Departmental...
Official Hansard sourceMost certainly, Hon. Temporary Order, Hon. Mutuse. I want you to deal with that matter because it is very straightforward. Most certainly, Hon. Temporary
Official Hansard sourceThe learned Senior Counsel and I are not speaking in the same language. There may be confusion. We are not talking about delegated legislation. The functions of the JSC are outlined in Article 172 of the Constitution and the JSC Act. Section 14 of the JSC Act allows the Judiciary...
Official Hansard sourceThe Committee delved into the issue of constitutionality. Many of those who came before us during public participation also had an opportunity to address this point. Certainly, we are settled in our minds that the issue of constitutionality has been resolved and does not exist as we move this Bill...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me the opportunity to contribute to the Public Participation Bill. I am a Member of the National Assembly Legislative Caucus, courtesy of your appointment. I also serve as the Vice-Chair of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs. As a result, I have...
Official Hansard sourceThank you very much, Hon. Temporary Speaker. This is a very good evening because we are continuing the debate on the reform of our business laws so that we can be more impactful on the local population. From the beginning, allow me to congratulate Hon. Jane Kagiri, the County Member...
Official Hansard sourceThank you for the opportunity to comment on this year’s Budget Policy Statement. I also sit in the Budget and Appropriations Committee that Hon. Atandi ably chairs. From the outset, I laud chairpersons of departmental committees who appeared before us. I also laud other stakeholders including the National Treasury, the...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. First, I wish to laud my former Committee, the Public Accounts Committee, through its Chairperson, Hon. Tindi Mwale, for tabling this Report for the 2022/2023 Financial Year. As you know, Parliament exercises its oversight role through its audit committees. The premier Audit Committee is the...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for protecting me. My former colleague and now Chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee probably did not understand. As I was saying and I think I am in tune with previous contributions, we now need to raise the bar of accountability to recommend surcharge. I...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Chairman. I stand in support of the proposed amendment to Clause 71. The original Section 71 is already prescriptive; it pre-empts the regulations, which is not ideal in legal drafting. Therefore, the amendment to shorten it so that the stakeholders, especially the Judicial Service Commission (JSC)...
Official Hansard sourceI stand in support. This is very important. You know, sometimes the judges’ benefits can be delayed if the law is not operationalised. This amendment provides a self-mechanism for the Act being effected. This is extremely important as the judges are certain that it will be implemented. (Question, that the...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Temporary Chairlady, I agree with you that we need to have uniformity throughout the country in terms of how we manage internships. If we allow each county to set its own standards, we are likely to dilute the purpose of this Bill. Therefore, with a lot of respect to...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. The objective by Hon. (Dr) Nyikal is noble. But, in my view, the way it is drafted does not clearly show the intent. If the intent is to have full-time interns, like the medical interns, earning benefits, it can be tidier in the manner proposed...
Official Hansard sourceThe amendment being proposed by Dr Nyikal, in my view, enhances the purpose of the provision, which is to further cater for the welfare of the interns. Because they will be providing services, often equivalent to those of a fully employed, it is only fair, in terms of labour rights...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me the opportunity to contribute to this very important audit Report moved by Hon. Emmanuel Wangwe. As you know, Hon. Emmanuel Wangwe is one of the serious legislators that I have interacted with in this House. He takes his work very seriously. By...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me the opportunity to contribute to this very important audit Report moved by Hon. Emmanuel Wangwe. As you know, Hon. Emmanuel Wangwe is one of the serious legislators that I have interacted with in this House. He takes his work very seriously. By...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. In seconding the Motion, allow me first to appreciate our Chairman for the leadership he provided us during recess while vetting the nominees that are the subject of this afternoon’s hearing before this Parliament. I also appreciate the Members of the Departmental Committee on Justice...
Official Hansard sourceBills Sponsored
MUTUSE ECKOMAS MWENGI has not sponsored any Bill.
Voting Record
Voting History: 9
Motions
- Approval of nominees for Registrar and Assistant Registrar of Political Parties 24 Sep 2025 Moved Seconded Source ↗
- Taking into consideration the findings of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs in its report on the approval hearing of a nominee for appointment as Chairperson of the Kenya… 23 Sep 2025 Passed/Adopted Seconded Source ↗
- Pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order 30(3)(a), this House orders that, should the time appointed for adjournment of the House be reached before conclusion of business under Order No. 15… 15 Apr 2025 Passed/Adopted Seconded Source ↗
- Approval of appointment of Judith Nayiai Ramaita Pareno as Principal Secretary, State Department for Justice, Human Rights and Constitutional Affairs 9 Apr 2025 Moved Seconded Source ↗
- This House adopts the Joint Report of the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs and the Senate Standing Committee on Justice, Legal Affairs and Human Rights on its… 19 Feb 2025 Seconded Source ↗
- Standing Order 24(6) provides that debate on a Motion on the Address by the President shall be limited to not more than four sitting days, and pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order 97(1), this… 13 Feb 2025 Passed/Adopted Seconded Source ↗
- Pursuant to the provisions of the Article 113(2) of the Constitution and Standing Order 150(3), this House adopts the Report of the Mediation Commission on the Conflict of Interest Bill (National… 4 Dec 2024 Passed/Adopted Seconded Source ↗
- Taking into consideration the findings of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs in its Report on the vetting of a nominee for appointment as the Secretary/Chief Executive Officer of… 3 Dec 2024 Passed/Adopted Source ↗
- Pursuant to the provisions of Articles 145 and 150 (1)(b) and (2) of the Constitution and Standing Orders 64 and 65 of the Standing Orders of the National Assembly of the Republic of Kenya, this… 1 Oct 2024 Passed/Adopted Source ↗
- The Senate amendments to the Conflict of Interest Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 12 of 2023) be now considered 24 Jul 2024 Negatived Seconded Source ↗
- Taking into consideration the findings of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs in its Report on the vetting of a nominee for appointment as the Director of Public Prosecutions… 14 Sep 2023 Passed/Adopted Seconded Source ↗
- Taking into consideration the findings of the Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs in its Report on the vetting of a nominee for the appointment as the Chairperson of the Ethics and… 18 Apr 2023 Passed/Adopted Seconded Source ↗
- Adoption of report on petitions for removal of four IEBC commissioners 1 Dec 2022 Moved Seconded Source ↗
- There have been village elders in every village in the Republic of Kenya 25 Oct 2022 Passed/Adopted Source ↗
Petitions
No petitions recorded yet.
Questions
- Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) confirm that 12,000 acres of land located at Kisayani, Kibwezi West Constituency was surrendered by the locals to the University of Nairobi in the year 1988 with the proposal that a higher education institution will be set up in the area? (ii) explain why it has taken inordinately long for the University to establish processes in building and opening of the University on the said land? (iii) clarify whether there are plans to start a University campus on the exis to Cabinet Secretary for Education Pending Source ↗
- Could the Cabinet Secretary— (i) Explain why the tarmacking of the 6km section of the road from Emali Town to Nduundune Market of Emali-Ukia Road has taken too long to be completed and provide the expected completion timelines? (ii) Provide details of the expected scope of works to be done in the said section and whether the works done are up to the required standards? (iii) Indicate when the Ministry intends to tarmack the remainder of the Emali-Ukia Road? to Cabinet Secretary for Roads and Transport Pending Source ↗
- Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) explain why there is no trauma facility between Mombasa and Nairobi along the Mombasa - Nairobi Highway which is one the Country’s main transport corridors which has resulted in some Kenyans who are involved in road accidents losing their lives? (ii) clarify on the status of any plans by the Government to set up a comprehensive Trauma Centre? to Cabinet Secretary for Health 16 Apr 2025 Answered Source ↗
- Could the Commission – (i) Explain reasons for delayed payment of compensation to residents whose land was compulsorily acquired for the construction of Kibwezi -Kitui Road and parking for lorries in Kibwezi Town in 2017? (ii) State when owners of the compulsorily acquired parcels of land and plots will be compensated and whether the National Lands Commission has any plans to review the compensation upwards given that payment has been delayed since 2017? to National Land Commission 13 Mar 2024 Pending Source ↗
- Could the Cabinet Secretary: - (i) explain why the tarmacking of the 6km stretch of road from Emali Town to Nduundune Market has taken too long to be completed and provide the expected completion timelines? (ii) provide details of the expected scope of works to be done in the said section and whether the works done are up to the required standards? (iii) clarify whether the Ministry intends to tarmac the remainder of the Emali-Ukia Road from Ndundune Market to Ukia Junction? to Cabinet Secretary for Roads and Transport 10 Aug 2023 Pending Source ↗
- Could the Cabinet Secretary – (i) explain reasons for delayed payment of compensation to residents whose land was compulsorily acquired for the construction of Kibwezi – Kitui Road and parking for lorries in Kibwezi Town in 2017? (ii) state when owners of the compulsorily acquired parcels of the land and plots will be compensated and whether the National Lands Commission has any plans to review the compensation upwards given that payment has been delayed since 2017? to Cabinet Secretary for Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development 22 Jun 2023 Pending Source ↗
- Considering that the value attached to lands and plots compulsorily acquired for construction of Kibwezi – Kitui Road in 2017 and Lorry parking in Kibwezi Town have since appreciated over time, could the Cabinet Secretary – (i) State whether the Government has any plans to review the compensation upwards given that payment of awarded value has been delayed since 2017? (ii) Explain the reasons as to why the Ministry and the National Land Commission have delayed payment to affected landowners sinc to Cabinet Secretary for Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development 21 Mar 2023 Pending Source ↗
Statements
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