Wednesday, 25th June 2025
The House met at 9.30 a.m.
PRAYERS
Hon. Members, let us proceed. First Order.
PAPERS
The Leader of the Majority Party.
Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. Before I lay the Papers, I would like to inform Hon. Maj (Rtd) Waluke on a matter of procedure. As much as he is a retired Major, he cannot march behind the Serjeant-at-Arms when they are retreating. They are supposed to march back on their own without any escort.
I beg to lay the following Papers on the Table:
- Legal Notice No. 89 of 2025 relating to the Standards (Standards Levy) Order, 2025, Regulatory Impact Assessment and the Explanatory Memorandum from the Ministry of Investments, Trade and Industry.
- Legal Notice No.110 of 2025 relating to the Public Service Superannuation Scheme Regulation, 2025; Evidence of stakeholder engagement, and the Explanatory Memorandum from the National Treasury and Economic Planning.
- Draft Memorandum
- The National Policy
- Framework for allocation and disbursement of county conditional grant under
- The First Half County Government Implementation Report for the Financial
- Reports of the Auditor-General and financial statements for the years ended 30th
- Gathunguru Boys High School.
- Molo Secondary School.
- Bagaria Secondary School.
- Reports of the Auditor-General and financial statements for the years ended 30th
- Salvation Army Kolonya Girls
- Kaelo Technical
- St. Marys Miambani Secondary.
- Reports of the Auditor-General and financial statements for the years ended 30th
- Gatunguru Boys High School.
- Elburgon Secondary School.
- Reports of the Auditor-General and the financial statements for the years ended of Cooperation between the Republic of Belarus and the on Virtual Assets and Virtual Asset Providers from the
- Garissa Teachers Training College.
- Orogare Technical
- Manyatta Technical Vocational College.
National School.
and Vocational College.
and Vocational College.
The next Paper is by Hon. Mwirigi. Where is he? He is not in. Next Order. Hon. Members, with your concurrence, allow me to skip Order No.7 and move to Order No.8. We shall come back to Order No.7 later.
Leader of the Majority Party.
PROCEDURAL MOTION
EXEMPTION OF BUSINESS FROM THE PROVISIONS OF STANDING ORDER 40(3)
Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I beg to move the following Procedural Motion:
THAT, this House resolves to exempt the business appearing as Order Nos.11, 12, 13 and 14 in today’s Order Paper from the provisions of Standing Order 40 (3) , being a Wednesday Morning, a day allocated for business not sponsored by the Majority or Minority Party or business sponsored by a Committee. This is a Procedural Motion to allow us to transact on important Government business on a Wednesday morning. This day is usually allocated for private Members’ Motions. I request Hon. Pukose to second.
Proceed, Hon. Pukose.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I second.
Put the question.
Thank you, Hon. Members. I will now put the question.
consulted with the Clerks-at-the-Table) Give us a moment. There are some ongoing consultations. Next Order.
MOTION
FORMULATION OF A REGULATORY FRAMEWORK ON AI
THAT, aware that the world is rapidly embracing Artificial Intelligence (AI), which is the use of a digital computer or computer-controlled robots to perform tasks commonly associated with intelligent beings; acknowledging that, the 2022 Government Artificial Intelligence Readiness Index report ranked Kenya fifth in Africa and 90th globally in readiness to adopt Artificial Intelligence (AI); further acknowledging that the Oxford Insights Survey 2022 pegged Kenya’s readiness to adopt AI at 40.3 per cent; appreciating that AI has brought forth positive benefits that have increased efficiency in different sectors such as healthcare, manufacturing and robotics; concerned that, the exponential rate at which Artificial Intelligence is being embraced in the society without proper regulatory mechanisms has caused various negative consequences such as rising cases of disinformation and fake news; noting that there is need to protect Kenyans from the potential AI-instigated harms such as privacy breaches, AI-powered fake technology algorithms, algorithmic discrimination, autonomous weapons, job displacement and economic inequality, social manipulation and misinformation, financial market manipulation, and privacy invasion; now therefore, this House urges the Government, through the Ministry of Information, Communication and the Digital Economy to:
- Formulate a regulatory framework and ethical guidelines for the implementation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the country to control its potential misuse; and,
- Develop and execute a public awareness programme on Artificial Intelligence to raise understanding of AI, foster transparency, and promote the responsible use of AI for the benefit of all.
On a point of order, Hon. Deputy Speaker.
Yes, Leader of the Majority Party.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, for the convenience of the House and record purposes, the Procedural Motion that we just moved should have read Orders Nos. 11, 12, and 13, as there is a Supplementary Order Paper from the Clerk’s Office. The Clerks-at-the-Table ought to be more diligent than they are this morning. This is because they had that Supplementary Order Paper, but none of us did. They did not notify the Speaker or me.
I also realised that my Order Paper only reads Orders Nos. 11, 12 and 13. Allow me to retake the Question and mention Order No.14. Hon. Members, should we retake it? Hon. Members, allow me to put the Question again.
The Leader of the Majority Party needs to move the Motion again.
PROCEDURAL MOTION
EXEMPTION OF BUSINESS FROM THE PROVISIONS OF STANDING ORDER 40(3)
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I beg to move the following Procedural Motion:
THAT, this House resolves to exempt the business appearing as Order Nos. 11, 12, 13 and 14 in today’s Order Paper from the provisions of Standing Order 40 (3) , being a Wednesday Morning, a day allocated for business not sponsored by the Majority or Minority Party or Business sponsored by a Committee. I beg to move and request Hon. Pukose to second.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I second.
Hon. Members, I think we are moving too fast.
Put the Question!
The earlier Order will then be expunged. Let us proceed.
MOTION
EXPANSION OF MAJOR ROADS TO DUAL CARRIAGEWAYS
THAT, aware that the Kenya Roads Act, 2007 provides for the establishment of road authorities responsible for, among other functions, the management and development of roads under their respective purview and for developing and providing adequate transport infrastructure that guarantees safe and efficient movement of people, goods and services across the country and beyond; further aware that the First Schedule of the Kenya Roads Act provides for the classification of national trunk roads into Classes A, B and Class C; recognising that the Fourth Schedule to the Constitution assigns to the national Government the function of the construction and operation of national trunk roads; noting that a significant portion of highways in the national trunk road network are currently single carriageways; concerned that single carriageway roads pose multifaceted challenges including traffic congestion during peak periods which limits movement of people, goods and services across regions and increases vulnerability to road accidents; further concerned that the lack of footbridges and safe pedestrian crossing areas on these high-traffic roads has been a leading contributor to the surge in road accidents in the recent past; cognisant of
the duty of the Government to provide a reliable transport system for efficient traffic management, economic development and bolstering interconnectivity among all regions in the country and beyond; now therefore, this House resolves that the Government, through the Ministry of Roads and Transport, undertakes an expansion programme of national trunk roads with a view of upgrading all classes A, B and C roads in the country from two-way lanes to dual carriageway (one- way roads) with the necessary infrastructure that include footbridges, safe crossing zones at regular intervals, proper drainage systems, and other requisite infrastructure for their optimal operation.
Mover to reply.
Thank you very much, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I want to take this opportunity to thank the Members for their contributions and insightful comments during the debate on this Motion. From the various views given by Members in this House, it is clear that this matter requires urgent consideration by the Government.
I note the views from Members that we not only need safe dual carriageways in our country, but more importantly, every part of Kenya should have roads. This is in agreement with the intention of the Motion, which is that as roads are being constructed, safe crossing areas and general road safety should be a major consideration.
In this regard, I wish to note that central to the efforts to seek development through road construction and infrastructure projects is the safety of our people. Roads are not just a means of transportation, but also lifelines for families, businesses, and communities. However, those projects become sources of pain and loss when they lack essential safety features such as proper signage, pedestrian crossings, speed control measures and lighting. Development must never come at the expense of human lives.
Therefore, I request that Members support this Motion and call upon the Government to ensure that all road projects, from planning to completion, are guided by strict safety standards with regular safety audits.
In conclusion, road development projects should not merely be investments in infrastructure, but also a moral responsibility to protect the lives of citizens.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I beg to reply.
On a point of order, Hon. Deputy Speaker.
What is your point of order?
Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I have noted that Hon. (Dr) Nyikal, the Member for Seme and Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Health, who sits behind me, rose and walked all the way to the front, near the
Table. Then, he proceeded to... It is worrying. Sometimes, you can walk two metres and then realise that the Speaker is on his or her feet. He has walked for quite a distance. Is that in order? This also happened last Wednesday. While you were on your feet, some Members were walking around. I would like to know whether this is a new trend and, if so, whether it is in order.
Thank you.
I did not notice. Hon. (Dr) Nyikal, you can just apologise.
He has walked out.
He has left? Very well. Hon. Members, you know what the rules and Standing Orders say. Let us proceed.
ADOPTION OF REPORT ON THIRD SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/2025
Chairperson, Budget and Appropriations Committee
Hon. Speaker, I beg to move the following Motion:
THAT, this House adopts the Report of the Budget and Appropriations
Committee on its consideration of the Third Supplementary Estimates for the Financial
Year 2024/2025, laid on the Table of the House on Tuesday, 24th June 2025, and pursuant to the provisions of Article 223 of the Constitution, section 39 of the Public Finance Management Act, Cap 412A and Standing Order 243-
- Approves an increase of the current expenditure for FY 2024/2025 by Ksh39,114,991,340 in respect of the Votes contained in the FIRST SCHEDULE;
- Approves a decrease of the total capital expenditure for FY 2024/2025 by Ksh3,378,082,314 in respect of the Votes contained in the FIRST SCHEDULE;
- Approves an overall increase in the total budget for FY 2024/2025 by Ksh35,736,909,026 in respect of the Votes contained in the SECOND SCHEDULE;
- Makes financial recommendations as contained in the THIRD SCHEDULE;
- Approves the expenditures under Article 223 of the Constitution as contained in the FOURTH SCHEDULE; and
- Resolves that the FIRST SCHEDULE forms the basis for consideration of the Supplementary Appropriation (No. 2) Bill, 2025.
FIRST SCHEDULE THIRD SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/2025 (IN KSHS) FIRST SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25
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ESTIMATES Executive Office of the President
4,491,162,672 50,000,000 4,541,162,672 4,571,162,672 50,000,000 4,621,162,672 Government Printing Services
817,536,119 - 817,536,119 - 817,536,119 General Administration Planning and Support Services
1,850,109,831 - 1,850,109,831 1,930,109,831 - 1,930,109,831 Government Advisory Services
1,057,851,841 50,000,000 1,107,851,841 1,057,851,841 50,000,000 1,107,851,841 Leadership and Coordination of Government Services
765,664,881 - 765,664,881 - 765,664,881 Office of the Deputy President
3,018,552,997 - 3,018,552,997 3,218,552,997 - 3,218,552,997 Deputy President Services
3,018,552,997 - 3,018,552,997 3,218,552,997 - 3,218,552,997 Office of the Prime Cabinet Secretary
890,110,705 65,000,000 955,110,705 893,148,894 65,000,000 958,148,894 Government Coordination and Supervision
890,110,705 65,000,000 955,110,705 893,148,894 65,000,000 958,148,894 State Department for Parliamentary Affairs
338,938,246 - 338,938,246 322,919,739 - 322,919,739 Parliamentary Liaison and Legislative Affairs
76,112,330 - 76,112,330 79,442,396 - 79,442,396 0760000 Policy Coordination and Strategy
85,500,180 - 85,500,180 81,170,114 - 81,170,114
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ESTIMATES General Administration, Planning and Support Services
177,325,736 - 177,325,736 162,307,229 - 162,307,229 State Department for Performance and Delivery Management
632,750,137 - 632,750,137 627,750,137 - 627,750,137 0762000 Public Service Performance Management
105,900,819 - 105,900,819 109,400,819 - 109,400,819 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
272,993,325 - 272,993,325 264,493,325 - 264,493,325 Service Delivery Management
210,056,308 - 210,056,308 - 210,056,308 Coordination and Supervison of Government
43,799,685 - 43,799,685 - 43,799,685 State Department for Cabinet Affairs
218,672,243 - 218,672,243 221,710,432 - 221,710,432 Cabinet Affairs Services
218,672,243 - 218,672,243 221,710,432 - 221,710,432 State House
7,967,020,050 400,000,000 8,367,020,050 11,665,834,86 400,000,000 12,065,834,861 0704000 State House Affairs
7,967,020,050 400,000,000 8,367,020,050 11,665,834,86 400,000,000 12,065,834,861 State Department for Correctional Services
35,751,996,613 110,000,000 35,861,996,613 36,051,996,61 110,000,000 36,161,996,613 General Administration, Planning and
538,620,654 - 538,620,654 - 538,620,654
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ESTIMATES Support Services 0627000 Prison Services
32,850,360,942 70,000,000 32,920,360,942 33,130,360,94 64,900,000 33,195,260,942 Probation & After Care Services
2,363,015,017 40,000,000 2,403,015,017 2,383,015,017 45,100,000 2,428,115,017 State Department for Immigration and Citizen Services
13,021,614,213 7,099,358,000 20,120,972,213 13,121,614,21 7,099,358,000 20,220,972,213 Migration & Citizen Services Management
7,053,692,516 5,208,158,000 12,261,850,516 7,053,692,516 5,208,158,000 12,261,850,516 Population Management Services
4,836,179,213 1,821,200,000 6,657,379,213 4,936,179,213 1,821,200,000 6,757,379,213 General Administration and Planning
1,131,742,484 70,000,000 1,201,742,484 1,131,742,484 70,000,000 1,201,742,484 National Police Service
114,844,273,31 585,000,000 115,429,273,31 116,058,545,7 585,000,000 116,643,545,719 Policing Services
114,844,273,31 585,000,000 115,429,273,31 116,058,545,7 585,000,000 116,643,545,719 State Department for Internal Security & National Administration
34,593,537,079 2,870,200,000 37,463,737,079 36,941,677,09 2,870,200,000 39,811,877,091 General Administration and Support Services
14,612,966,396 2,525,000,000 17,137,966,396 17,120,179,39 2,525,000,000 19,645,179,396 0630000 Policy Coordination Services
1,438,457,100 - 1,438,457,100 1,448,457,100 - 1,448,457,100 National Government Field
18,542,113,583 345,200,000 18,887,313,583 18,373,040,59 345,200,000 18,718,240,595
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ESTIMATES Administration Services State Department for Devolution
1,470,919,920 1,565,750,000 3,036,669,920 1,456,919,920 1,671,750,000 3,128,669,920 Devolution Services
1,470,919,920 1,565,750,000 3,036,669,920 1,456,919,920 1,671,750,000 3,128,669,920 State Department for ASALs and Regional Development
10,102,701,511 4,966,794,728 15,069,496,239 11,202,701,51 3,651,864,728 14,854,566,239 Accelerated ASAL Development
7,276,521,686 1,756,605,244 9,033,126,930 8,176,344,098 921,675,244 9,098,019,342 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
421,785,970 - 421,785,970 511,967,619 - 511,967,619 Integrated Regional Development
2,404,393,855 3,210,189,484 5,614,583,339 2,514,389,794 2,730,189,484 5,244,579,278 Ministry of Defence
176,171,388,04 3,534,000,000 179,705,388,04 176,171,388,0 3,534,000,000 179,705,388,044 Defence
172,805,126,10 3,534,000,000 176,339,126,10 172,805,126,1 3,534,000,000 176,339,126,106 0802000 Civil Aid
350,000,000 - 350,000,000 - 350,000,000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
2,703,761,938 - 2,703,761,938 - 2,703,761,938 National Space Management
312,500,000 - 312,500,000 - 312,500,000 State Department for Foreign Affairs
21,069,096,007 - 21,069,096,007 21,448,409,85 - 21,448,409,857
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ESTIMATES General Administration Planning and Support Services
3,424,155,630 - 3,424,155,630 3,460,769,480 - 3,460,769,480 Foreign Relation and Diplomacy
17,453,105,878 - 17,453,105,878 17,785,805,87 - 17,785,805,878 Economic and Commercial Diplomacy
47,931,976 - 47,931,976 - 47,931,976 Foreign Policy Research, Capacity Development and Technical Cooperation
143,902,523 - 143,902,523 153,902,523 - 153,902,523 State Department for Diaspora Affairs
633,696,665 - 633,696,665 613,696,665 - 613,696,665 Management of Diaspora and Consular Affairs
633,696,665 - 633,696,665 613,696,665 - 613,696,665 State Department for Technical Vocational Education and Training
31,202,085,362 4,221,600,000 35,423,685,362 32,092,966,15 3,894,600,000 35,987,566,152 Technical Vocational Education and Training
30,282,696,648 4,221,600,000 34,504,296,648 31,173,577,43 3,894,600,000 35,068,177,438 0507000 Youth Training and Development
57,597,645 - 57,597,645 - 57,597,645 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
861,791,069 - 861,791,069 - 861,791,069 State Department for Higher
135,492,440,33 687,796,400 136,180,236,73 139,159,830,7 487,929,000 139,647,759,781
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ESTIMATES Education and Research University Education
134,474,492,39 687,796,400 135,162,288,79 138,002,882,8 487,929,000 138,490,811,839 Research, Science, Technology and Innovation
654,488,240 - 654,488,240 793,488,240 - 793,488,240 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
363,459,702 - 363,459,702 - 363,459,702 State Department for Basic Education
118,077,025,76 20,782,000,000 138,859,025,76 118,217,590,6 18,545,500,00 136,763,090,656 Primary Education
14,445,538,554 17,697,000,000 32,142,538,554 13,909,603,00 15,561,000,00 29,470,603,004 Secondary Education
86,388,066,468 3,085,000,000 89,473,066,468 86,824,002,01 2,984,500,000 89,808,502,018 Quality Assurance and Standards
12,384,544,316 - 12,384,544,316 12,543,144,31 - 12,543,144,316 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
4,858,876,430 - 4,858,876,430 4,940,841,318 - 4,940,841,318 The National Treasury
78,013,038,675 39,038,714,572 117,051,753,24 81,966,038,67 39,610,332,03 121,576,370,707 General Administration Planning and Support Services
64,373,387,147 13,645,822,478 78,019,209,625 69,702,036,48 14,148,822,47 83,850,858,959 0718000 Public Financial Management
11,383,873,751 20,315,338,537 31,699,212,288 10,008,224,41 16,139,955,99 26,148,180,414 Economic and Financial Policy
1,637,787,777 5,077,553,557 6,715,341,334 1,637,787,777 9,321,553,557 10,959,341,334
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ESTIMATES Formulation and Management 0720000 Market Competition
617,990,000 - 617,990,000 - 617,990,000 State Department for Economic Planning
3,680,756,803 70,830,091,681 74,510,848,484 3,417,756,803 70,820,091,68 74,237,848,484 Monitoring and Evaluation Services
493,257,000 6,000,000 499,257,000 483,531,875 6,000,000 489,531,875 Economic Policy and National Planning
2,037,451,323 68,328,167,681 70,365,619,004 1,800,190,923 68,328,167,68 70,128,358,604 National Statistical Information Services
867,848,000 2,495,924,000 3,363,772,000 867,848,000 2,485,924,000 3,353,772,000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
282,200,480 - 282,200,480 266,186,005 - 266,186,005 State Department for Medical Services
76,518,918,255 27,047,892,428 103,566,810,68 76,467,418,25 26,256,488,09 102,723,906,351 National Referral & Specialized Services
51,365,692,210 6,129,931,900 57,495,624,110 51,338,692,21 5,737,635,780 57,076,327,990 Curative & Reproductive Maternal New Born Child Adolescent Health RMNCAH
1,722,964,945 18,758,960,528 20,481,925,473 1,722,964,945 18,359,852,31 20,082,817,261 0411000 Health Research and Innovations
3,125,450,000 110,000,000 3,235,450,000 3,125,450,000 110,000,000 3,235,450,000 General Administration
20,304,811,100 2,049,000,000 22,353,811,100 20,280,311,10 2,049,000,000 22,329,311,100
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ESTIMATES State Department for Public Health and Professional Standards
27,550,792,890 4,959,308,317 32,510,101,207 27,777,222,77 4,689,308,317 32,466,531,091 Preventive and Promotive Health Services
5,764,547,783 4,321,058,317 10,085,606,100 5,759,947,783 4,031,058,317 9,791,006,100 0407000 Health resources development and Innovation
15,114,615,159 588,250,000 15,702,865,159 15,113,616,90 608,250,000 15,721,866,904 0408000 Health Policy, Standards and Regulations
4,233,909,197 50,000,000 4,283,909,197 4,227,909,197 50,000,000 4,277,909,197 General Administration
2,437,720,751 - 2,437,720,751 2,675,748,890 - 2,675,748,890 State Department for Roads
71,996,140,931 136,407,243,03 208,403,383,96 71,926,140,93 124,671,243,0 196,597,383,961 0202000 Road Transport
71,996,140,931 136,407,243,03 208,403,383,96 71,926,140,93 124,671,243,0 196,597,383,961 State Department for Transport
19,102,150,416 30,609,087,500 49,711,237,916 18,720,090,02 29,316,087,50 48,036,177,529 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
1,636,280,765 1,056,087,500 2,692,368,265 1,658,478,401 993,087,500 2,651,565,901 0203000 Rail Transport
676,824,334 27,857,000,000 28,533,824,334 176,824,334 26,417,000,00 26,593,824,334 0204000 Marine Transport
520,544,167 300,000,000 820,544,167 520,544,167 800,000,000 1,320,544,167 0205000 Air Transport
11,417,560,585 50,000,000 11,467,560,585 11,513,302,56 50,000,000 11,563,302,562 0216000 Road Safety
4,850,940,565 1,346,000,000 6,196,940,565 4,850,940,565 1,056,000,000 5,906,940,565 State Department for Shipping
2,489,366,147 1,120,000,000 3,609,366,147 2,373,335,194 1,120,000,000 3,493,335,194
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ESTIMATES and Maritime Affairs Shipping and Maritime Affairs
2,489,366,147 1,120,000,000 3,609,366,147 2,373,335,194 1,120,000,000 3,493,335,194 State Department for Housing and Urban Development
3,378,666,493 71,276,837,398 74,655,503,891 3,408,850,944 79,034,480,84 82,443,331,785 Housing Development and Human Settlement
2,765,284,675 68,578,274,528 71,343,559,203 2,781,584,675 75,993,784,83 78,775,369,512 0105000 Urban and Metropolitan Development
153,463,927 2,698,562,870 2,852,026,797 158,448,378 3,040,696,004 3,199,144,382 General Administration Planning and Support Services
459,917,891 - 459,917,891 468,817,891 - 468,817,891 State Department for Public Works
4,051,242,270 324,000,000 4,375,242,270 3,995,059,429 324,000,000 4,319,059,429 Government Buildings
594,924,905 - 594,924,905 553,924,064 - 553,924,064 Coastline Infrastructure and Pedestrian Access
94,193,640 224,000,000 318,193,640 88,193,640 224,000,000 312,193,640 General Administration Planning and Support Services
457,483,552 - 457,483,552 455,301,552 - 455,301,552 Regulation and Development of the Construction Industry
2,904,640,173 100,000,000 3,004,640,173 2,897,640,173 100,000,000 2,997,640,173 State Department for Irrigation
1,385,642,419 19,683,590,000 21,069,232,419 1,386,749,650 18,254,590,00 19,641,339,650
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ESTIMATES Irrigation and Land Reclamation
804,995,739 16,373,590,000 17,178,585,739 804,995,739 14,844,590,00 15,649,585,739 015000 Water Storage and Flood Control
407,862,000 1,200,000,000 1,607,862,000 407,862,000 1,300,000,000 1,707,862,000 1022000 Water Harvesting and Storage for Irrigation
21,304,860 2,110,000,000 2,131,304,860 21,304,860 2,110,000,000 2,131,304,860 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
151,479,820 - 151,479,820 152,587,051 - 152,587,051 State Department for Water & Sanitation
6,635,908,098 23,517,361,126 30,153,269,224 6,635,908,098 26,631,578,43 33,267,486,537 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
662,829,535 115,000,000 777,829,535 662,829,535 113,380,000 776,209,535 1004000 Water Resources Management
2,083,235,344 4,312,000,000 6,395,235,344 2,083,235,344 4,534,253,313 6,617,488,657 1017000 Water and Sewerage Infrastructure Development
3,889,843,219 19,090,361,126 22,980,204,345 3,889,843,219 21,983,945,12 25,873,788,345 State Department for Lands and Physical Planning
4,539,650,000 4,149,000,000 8,688,650,000 4,539,650,000 5,149,000,000 9,688,650,000 0101000 Land Policy and Planning
3,139,477,853 3,353,500,000 6,492,977,853 3,139,477,853 4,322,383,729 7,461,861,582 0121000 Land Information Management
- 795,500,000 - 826,616,271 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
1,400,172,147 - 1,400,172,147 - 1,400,172,147
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ESTIMATES State Department for Information Communicatio n Technology & Digital Economy
2,820,154,349 9,237,700,000 12,057,854,349 2,805,107,516 13,651,700,00 16,456,807,516 General Administration Planning and Support Services
299,305,506 - 299,305,506 - 299,305,506
0210000 ICT
Infrastructure Development
769,431,349 8,679,920,000 9,449,351,349 772,794,900 13,093,920,00 13,866,714,900
0217000 E-
Government Services
1,751,417,494 557,780,000 2,309,197,494 1,733,007,110 557,780,000 2,290,787,110 State Department for Broadcasting & Telecommunic ations
6,619,438,061 - 6,619,438,061 6,615,438,061 - 6,615,438,061 General Administration Planning and Support Services
221,926,190 - 221,926,190 232,223,668 - 232,223,668 Information and Communication Services
6,109,305,120 - 6,109,305,120 6,095,007,642 - 6,095,007,642 0209000 Mass Media Skills Development
288,206,751 - 288,206,751 - 288,206,751 State Department for Sports
1,343,110,286 16,464,000,000 17,807,110,286 3,034,947,928 16,506,000,00 19,540,947,928 0901000 Sports
1,343,110,286 16,464,000,000 17,807,110,286 3,034,947,928 16,506,000,00 19,540,947,928 State Department for Culture and Heritage
3,235,318,544 70,000,000 3,305,318,544 3,229,131,829 70,000,000 3,299,131,829
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ESTIMATES Culture / Heritage
2,133,937,071 60,000,000 2,193,937,071 2,133,937,071 60,000,000 2,193,937,071 0903000 The Arts
332,286,197 - 332,286,197 330,099,482 - 330,099,482 Library Services
498,522,933 10,000,000 508,522,933 498,522,933 10,000,000 508,522,933 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
144,913,384 - 144,913,384 142,913,384 - 142,913,384 0916000 Public Records Mangement
125,658,959 - 125,658,959 123,658,959 - 123,658,959 State Department for Youth Affairs and the Creative Economy
2,229,613,565 1,333,359,490 3,562,973,055 2,221,613,565 1,033,359,490 3,254,973,055 0221000 Film Development Services
739,463,132 10,000,000 749,463,132 739,463,132 10,000,000 749,463,132 0711000 Youth Empowerment Services
387,122,250 500,000,000 887,122,250 387,122,250 450,000,000 837,122,250 0748000 Youth Development Services
831,922,152 823,359,490 1,655,281,642 824,922,152 573,359,490 1,398,281,642 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
271,106,031 - 271,106,031 270,106,031 - 270,106,031 State Department for Energy
9,954,918,087 37,357,953,006 47,312,871,093 9,947,957,905 37,392,332,85 47,340,290,759 General Administration Planning and Support Services
362,833,467 210,000,000 572,833,467 359,195,881 210,000,000 569,195,881 0212000 Power Generation
2,116,589,903 10,094,031,352 12,210,621,255 2,102,227,489 8,745,478,790 10,847,706,279
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ESTIMATES 0213000 Power Transmission and Distribution
7,413,670,987 26,042,921,654 33,456,592,641 7,424,710,805 27,211,854,06 34,636,564,869 Alternative Energy Technologies
61,823,730 1,011,000,000 1,072,823,730 61,823,730 1,225,000,000 1,286,823,730 State Department for Livestock
5,470,287,198 5,951,000,000 11,421,287,198 5,515,856,528 5,491,624,726 11,007,481,254 Livestock Resources Management and Development
5,470,287,198 5,951,000,000 11,421,287,198 5,515,856,528 5,491,624,726 11,007,481,254 State Department for the Blue Economy and Fisheries
2,985,754,460 9,771,645,480 12,757,399,940 2,980,419,749 8,871,645,480 11,852,065,229 Fisheries Development and Management
2,682,565,966 9,049,645,480 11,732,211,446 2,679,565,966 7,849,645,480 10,529,211,446 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
245,879,841 - 245,879,841 243,545,130 - 243,545,130 Development and Coordination of the Blue Economy
57,308,653 722,000,000 779,308,653 57,308,653 1,022,000,000 1,079,308,653 State Department for Agriculture
17,681,807,296 27,957,898,972 45,639,706,268 17,791,404,10 28,878,986,30 46,670,390,408 General Administration Planning and Support Services
8,124,084,712 1,195,292,000 9,319,376,712 8,268,784,712 1,173,292,000 9,442,076,712 0108000 Crop Development and Management
4,189,004,070 25,605,606,972 29,794,611,042 4,144,000,874 26,548,694,30 30,692,695,182
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ESTIMATES Agribusiness and Information Management
134,455,214 1,157,000,000 1,291,455,214 144,355,214 1,157,000,000 1,301,355,214 Agricultural Research & Development
5,234,263,300 - 5,234,263,300 - 5,234,263,300 State Department for Cooperatives
5,330,408,765 3,014,000,000 8,344,408,765 5,324,526,641 3,014,000,000 8,338,526,641 Cooperative Development and Management
5,330,408,765 3,014,000,000 8,344,408,765 5,324,526,641 3,014,000,000 8,338,526,641 State Department for Trade
5,305,322,233 290,000,000 5,595,322,233 5,292,322,233 290,000,000 5,582,322,233 Domestic Trade and Enterprise Development
3,280,037,327 - 3,280,037,327 3,278,625,398 - 3,278,625,398 0310000 Fair Trade Practices And Compliance of Standards
195,319,745 - 195,319,745 - 195,319,745 International Trade Development and Promotion
1,408,464,062 290,000,000 1,698,464,062 1,401,128,153 290,000,000 1,691,128,153 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
421,501,099 - 421,501,099 417,248,937 - 417,248,937 State Department for Industry
3,132,106,327 4,164,570,000 7,296,676,327 3,167,432,408 4,424,570,000 7,592,002,408 General Administration Planning and Support Services
488,823,692 - 488,823,692 474,149,773 - 474,149,773 Industrial Promotion and Development
1,423,871,940 3,000,000,000 4,423,871,940 1,473,871,940 3,000,000,000 4,473,871,940
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ESTIMATES Standards and Quality Infrastucture & Research
1,219,410,695 1,164,570,000 2,383,980,695 1,219,410,695 1,424,570,000 2,643,980,695 State Department for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development
2,041,546,750 4,376,500,000 6,418,046,750 2,046,016,458 4,376,500,000 6,422,516,458 Promotion and Development of MSMEs
596,515,288 2,376,500,000 2,973,015,288 592,455,288 2,376,500,000 2,968,955,288 Product and Market Development for MSMEs
517,021,000 - 517,021,000 527,046,794 - 527,046,794 Digitization and Financial Inclusion for MSMEs
558,900,000 2,000,000,000 2,558,900,000 558,900,000 2,000,000,000 2,558,900,000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
369,110,462 - 369,110,462 367,614,376 - 367,614,376 State Department for Investment Promotion
1,777,056,422 944,580,000 2,721,636,422 1,862,928,308 944,580,000 2,807,508,308 Investment Development and Promotion
1,777,056,422 944,580,000 2,721,636,422 1,862,928,308 944,580,000 2,807,508,308 State Department for Labour and Skills Development
4,559,537,895 638,210,000 5,197,747,895 4,590,537,895 638,210,000 5,228,747,895 General Administration Planning and Support Services
528,303,762 - 528,303,762 596,203,762 - 596,203,762
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ESTIMATES Labour, Employment and Safety Services
1,392,114,321 51,440,000 1,443,554,321 1,355,214,321 51,440,000 1,406,654,321 Manpower Development, Industrial Skills & Productivity Management
2,639,119,812 586,770,000 3,225,889,812 2,639,119,812 586,770,000 3,225,889,812 State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs
33,523,932,733 1,807,621,000 35,331,553,733 45,984,376,01 1,807,621,000 47,791,997,013 0908000 Social Development and Children Services
4,876,985,345 - 4,876,985,345 4,867,985,345 - 4,867,985,345 National Social Safety Net
28,410,827,763 1,807,621,000 30,218,448,763 40,881,271,04 1,807,621,000 42,688,892,043 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
236,119,625 - 236,119,625 235,119,625 - 235,119,625 State Department for Mining
1,429,070,257 160,000,000 1,589,070,257 1,691,370,257 210,000,000 1,901,370,257 General Administration Planning and Support Services
496,323,891 - 496,323,891 490,323,891 - 490,323,891 Mineral Resources Management
592,624,004 56,000,000 648,624,004 592,624,004 56,000,000 648,624,004 Geological Survey and Geoinformation Management
340,122,362 104,000,000 444,122,362 608,422,362 154,000,000 762,422,362 State Department for Petroleum
27,338,558,826 3,500,000,000 30,838,558,826 27,363,201,62 3,190,900,000 30,554,101,626
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ESTIMATES Exploration and Distribution of Oil and Gas
27,338,558,826 3,500,000,000 30,838,558,826 27,363,201,62 3,190,900,000 30,554,101,626 State Department for Tourism
13,601,402,502 870,000,000 14,471,402,502 13,588,373,82 870,000,000 14,458,373,823 Tourism Promotion and Marketing
752,510,000 30,000,000 782,510,000 752,510,000 30,000,000 782,510,000 Tourism Product Development and Diversification
12,568,973,940 840,000,000 13,408,973,940 12,555,945,26 840,000,000 13,395,945,261 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
279,918,562 - 279,918,562 - 279,918,562 State Department for Wildlife
12,050,375,372 1,010,000,000 13,060,375,372 12,045,069,57 860,500,000 12,905,569,572 Wildlife Conservation and Management
12,050,375,372 1,010,000,000 13,060,375,372 12,045,069,57 860,500,000 12,905,569,572 State Department for Gender and Affirmative Action
1,982,588,643 3,025,899,404 5,008,488,047 1,982,588,643 2,835,899,404 4,818,488,047 Community Development
975,400,000 2,708,980,000 3,684,380,000 975,400,000 2,708,980,000 3,684,380,000 Gender Empowerment
786,263,023 316,919,404 1,103,182,427 785,979,857 126,919,404 912,899,261 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
220,925,620 - 220,925,620 221,208,786 - 221,208,786 State Department for Public Service
19,217,913,296 663,945,784 19,881,859,080 19,044,913,29 761,945,784 19,806,859,080
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ESTIMATES 0710000 Public Service Transformation
8,261,167,090 663,945,784 8,925,112,874 8,074,167,090 761,945,784 8,836,112,874 General Administration Planning and Support Services
445,357,176 - 445,357,176 459,357,176 - 459,357,176 National Youth Service
10,511,389,030 - 10,511,389,030 10,511,389,03 - 10,511,389,030 State Department for East African Community
851,713,428 - 851,713,428 843,713,428 - 843,713,428 0305000 East African Affairs and Regional Integration
851,713,428 - 851,713,428 843,713,428 - 843,713,428 The State Law Office
5,512,956,328 157,000,000 5,669,956,328 5,580,133,238 142,000,000 5,722,133,238 0606000 Legal Services
2,942,894,185 - 2,942,894,185 2,986,360,891 - 2,986,360,891 Governance, Legal Training and Constitutional Affairs
1,679,103,006 35,000,000 1,714,103,006 1,679,103,006 35,000,000 1,714,103,006 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
890,959,137 122,000,000 1,012,959,137 914,669,341 107,000,000 1,021,669,341 Ethics and Anti- Corruption Commission
4,149,430,000 54,700,000 4,204,130,000 4,155,730,000 54,700,000 4,210,430,000 0611000 Ethics and Anti- Corruption
4,149,430,000 54,700,000 4,204,130,000 4,155,730,000 54,700,000 4,210,430,000 National Intelligence Service
55,651,000,000 - 55,651,000,000 58,651,000,00 - 58,651,000,000 National
55,651,000,000 - 55,651,000,000 58,651,000,00 - 58,651,000,000
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ESTIMATES Security Intelligence Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions
4,174,420,000 46,000,000 4,220,420,000 4,176,920,000 49,000,000 4,225,920,000 0612000 Public Prosecution Services
4,174,420,000 46,000,000 4,220,420,000 4,176,920,000 49,000,000 4,225,920,000 Office of the Registrar of Political Parties
1,723,814,682 - 1,723,814,682 - 1,723,814,682 Registration, Regulation and Funding of Political Parties
1,723,814,682 - 1,723,814,682 - 1,723,814,682 Witness Protection Agency
723,134,000 - 723,134,000 720,134,000 - 720,134,000 Witness Protection
723,134,000 - 723,134,000 720,134,000 - 720,134,000 State Department for Environment & Climate Change
3,335,540,214 1,744,796,186 5,080,336,400 3,719,456,224 1,703,945,478 5,423,401,702 Environment Management and Protection
1,721,205,940 1,574,796,186 3,296,002,126 2,153,121,950 1,533,945,478 3,687,067,428 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
522,063,797 - 522,063,797 492,063,797 - 492,063,797 Meteorological Services
1,092,270,477 150,000,000 1,242,270,477 1,074,270,477 150,000,000 1,224,270,477 1018000 Forests Development, Management and Conservation
- 20,000,000 - 20,000,000 State Department for Forestry
9,200,880,111 2,576,000,000 11,776,880,111 9,446,880,111 2,776,000,000 12,222,880,111
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ESTIMATES 1018000 Forests Development, Management and Conservation
9,037,829,658 2,576,000,000 11,613,829,658 9,287,829,658 2,776,000,000 12,063,829,658 Agroforestry and Commercial Forestry Development
8,515,232 - 8,515,232 - 8,515,232 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
154,535,221 - 154,535,221 150,535,221 - 150,535,221 Kenya National Commission on Human Rights
483,039,387 - 483,039,387 485,997,188 - 485,997,188 Protection and Promotion of Human Rights
483,039,387 - 483,039,387 485,997,188 - 485,997,188 National Land Commission
1,958,188,898 - 1,958,188,898 2,160,376,429 - 2,160,376,429 0119000 Land Administration and Management
1,958,188,898 - 1,958,188,898 2,160,376,429 - 2,160,376,429 Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission
3,847,732,834 - 3,847,732,834 3,810,732,834 - 3,810,732,834 Management of Electoral Processes
3,811,686,102 - 3,811,686,102 3,776,754,980 - 3,776,754,980 Delimitation of Electoral Boundaries
36,046,732 - 36,046,732 33,977,854 - 33,977,854 The Commission on Revenue Allocation
358,072,328 - 358,072,328 380,772,328 - 380,772,328 0737000 Inter- Governmental Transfers and Financial Matters
358,072,328 - 358,072,328 380,772,328 - 380,772,328
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ESTIMATES Public Service Commission
3,568,853,354 - 3,568,853,354 3,655,853,354 - 3,655,853,354 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
940,463,067 - 940,463,067 1,047,663,067 - 1,047,663,067 Human Resource Management and Development
2,370,669,276 - 2,370,669,276 2,350,469,276 - 2,350,469,276 Governance and National Values
166,178,439 - 166,178,439 - 166,178,439 Performance and Productivity Management
57,052,851 - 57,052,851 - 57,052,851 Administration of Quasi- Judicial Functions
34,489,721 - 34,489,721 - 34,489,721 Salaries and Remuneration Commission
553,910,602 - 553,910,602 - 553,910,602 Salaries and Remuneration Management
553,910,602 - 553,910,602 - 553,910,602 Teachers Service Commission
365,420,286,62 834,712,436 366,254,999,05 368,750,666,6 834,712,436 369,585,379,056 Teacher Resource Management
354,819,638,96 795,712,436 355,615,351,40 358,160,018,9 795,712,436 358,955,731,403 Governance and Standards
1,204,431,830 - 1,204,431,830 1,164,431,830 - 1,164,431,830 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
9,396,215,823 39,000,000 9,435,215,823 9,426,215,823 39,000,000 9,465,215,823
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ESTIMATES National Police Service Commission
1,008,040,920 - 1,008,040,920 1,007,068,920 - 1,007,068,920 National Police Service Human Resource Management
1,008,040,920 - 1,008,040,920 1,007,068,920 - 1,007,068,920 Auditor General
8,174,663,830 79,235,200 8,253,899,030 8,174,663,830 56,235,200 8,230,899,030 0729000 Audit Services
8,174,663,830 79,235,200 8,253,899,030 8,174,663,830 56,235,200 8,230,899,030 Office of the Controller of Budget
704,251,897 - 704,251,897 634,251,897 - 634,251,897 Control and Management of Public finances
704,251,897 - 704,251,897 634,251,897 - 634,251,897 Commission on Administrative Justice
639,821,142 - 639,821,142 628,694,844 - 628,694,844 Promotion of Administrative Justice
639,821,142 - 639,821,142 628,694,844 - 628,694,844 National Gender and Equality Commission
437,702,500 - 437,702,500 - 437,702,500 Promotion of Gender Equality and Freedom from Discrimination
437,702,500 - 437,702,500 - 437,702,500 Independent Policing Oversight Authority
1,108,640,481 - 1,108,640,481 1,101,618,712 - 1,101,618,712 Policing Oversight Services
1,108,640,481 - 1,108,640,481 1,101,618,712 - 1,101,618,712 Sub-Total: Executive
1,666,546,570,7 614,001,952,13 2,280,548,522,8 1,705,598,263 ,831 610,579,369,8 2,316,177,633,65 The Judiciary
21,894,110,165 771,600,000 22,665,710,165 21,969,437,62 816,100,000 22,785,537,625
FIRST SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25
VOTE CODE
VOTE &
PROGRAMM
E
REVISED BUDGET II FOR FY 2024/25 REVISED III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY
2024/25 GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES
GROSS TOTAL
ESTIMATES Dispensation of Justice
21,894,110,165 771,600,000 22,665,710,165 21,969,437,62 816,100,000 22,785,537,625 Judicial Service Commission
759,095,164 - 759,095,164 747,065,918 - 747,065,918 Judicial Oversight
759,095,164 - 759,095,164 747,065,918 - 747,065,918 Sub-Total: Judiciary
22,653,205,329 771,600,000 23,424,805,329 22,716,503,54 816,100,000 23,532,603,543 Parliamentary Service Commission
1,376,266,307 - 1,376,266,307 - 1,376,266,307 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
1,186,266,307 - 1,186,266,307 - 1,186,266,307 Human Resource Management and Development
190,000,000 - 190,000,000 - 190,000,000 National Assembly
25,715,794,575 - 25,715,794,575 25,715,794,57 - 25,715,794,575 National Legislation, Representation and Oversight
25,715,794,575 - 25,715,794,575 25,715,794,57 - 25,715,794,575 Parliamentary Joint Services
6,403,382,408 1,318,109,114 7,721,491,522 6,403,382,408 1,318,109,114 7,721,491,522 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
6,216,461,246 1,318,109,114 7,534,570,360 6,216,461,246 1,318,109,114 7,534,570,360 Legislative Training Research & Knowledge Management
186,921,162 - 186,921,162 - 186,921,162
FIRST SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25
VOTE CODE
VOTE &
PROGRAMM
E
REVISED BUDGET II FOR FY 2024/25 REVISED III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY
2024/25 GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES
GROSS TOTAL
ESTIMATES 7,766,807,595 - 7,766,807,595 - 7,766,807,595 0767000 Senate Legislation and Oversight
3,253,327,595 - 3,253,327,595 - 3,253,327,595 0768000 Senate Representation, Liaison and Intergovernment al Relations
1,951,629,100 - 1,951,629,100 - 1,951,629,100 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
2,561,850,900 - 2,561,850,900 - 2,561,850,900 Sub-Total: Parliament
41,262,250,885 1,318,109,114 42,580,359,999 41,262,250,88 1,318,109,114 42,580,359,999 Grand Total
1,730,462,026,919 616,091,661,25 2,346,553,688,171 1,769,577,018,25 612,713,578,938 2,382,290,597,19
SECOND SCHEDULE SUMMARY OF INCREASES/DECREASES IN THE THIRD SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES FOR THE FY 2024/2025 SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES Executive Office of the President 80,000,000 - 80,000,000
0603000 Government Printing Services
- 0701000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
80,000,000 -
80,000,000
0703000 Government Advisory Services
- 0770000 Leadership and Coordination of Government Services
-
Office of the Deputy President 200,000,000 - 200,000,000
0734000 Deputy President Services
200,000,000 -
200,000,000
Office of the Prime Cabinet
Secretary 3,038,189 - 3,038,189
0755000 Government Coordination and Supervision
3,038,189 -
3,038,189 State Department for Parliamentary Affairs (16,018,507) - (16,018,507)
0759000 Parliamentary Liaison and Legislative Affairs
3,330,066 -
3,330,066
0760000 Policy Coordination and Strategy
(4,330,066) -
(4,330,066)
0761000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
(15,018,507) -
(15,018,507)
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES State Department for Performance and Delivery Management (5,000,000) - (5,000,000)
0762000 Public Service Performance Management
3,500,000 -
3,500,000
0764000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
(8,500,000) -
(8,500,000)
0772000 Service Delivery Management
- 077300 Coordination and Supervison of Government
-
State Department for Cabinet Affairs 3,038,189 - 3,038,189
0758000 Cabinet Affairs Services
3,038,189 -
3,038,189 State House 3,698,814,811 - 3,698,814,811
0704000 State House Affairs
3,698,814,811 -
3,698,814,811 State Department for Correctional Services 300,000,000 - 300,000,000
0623000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
- 0627000 Prison Services
280,000,000 (5,100,000)
274,900,000
0628000 Probation & After Care Services
20,000,000 5,100,000
25,100,000 State Department for Immigration and Citizen Services 100,000,000 - 100,000,000
0605000 Migration & Citizen Services Management
-
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES
0626000 Population Management Services
100,000,000 -
100,000,000
0631000 General Administration and Planning
-
National Police Service 1,214,272,400 - 1,214,272,400
0601000 Policing Services
1,214,272,400 -
1,214,272,400 State Department for Internal Security & National Administration 2,348,140,012 - 2,348,140,012
0629000 General Administration and Support Services
2,507,213,000 -
2,507,213,000
0630000 Policy Coordination Services
10,000,000 -
10,000,000
0632000 National Government Field Administration Services
(169,072,988) -
(169,072,988) State Department for Devolution (14,000,000) 106,000,000 92,000,000
0712000 Devolution Services
(14,000,000) 106,000,000
92,000,000 State Department for ASALs and Regional Development 1,100,000,000 (1,314,930,000) (214,930,000)
0733000 Accelerated ASAL Development
899,822,412 (834,930,000)
64,892,412
0743000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
90,181,649 -
90,181,649
1013000 Integrated Regional Development
109,995,939 (480,000,000)
(370,004,061) Ministry of Defence -
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES
0801000 Defence
- 0802000 Civil Aid
- 0803000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
- 0805000 National Space Management
-
State Department for Foreign Affairs 379,313,850 - 379,313,850
0714000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
36,613,850 -
36,613,850
0715000 Foreign Relation and Diplomacy
332,700,000 -
332,700,000
0741000 Economic and Commercial Diplomacy
- 0742000 Foreign Policy Research, Capacity Development and Technical Cooperation
10,000,000 -
10,000,000 State Department for Diaspora Affairs (20,000,000) - (20,000,000)
0752000 Management of Diaspora and Consular Affairs
(20,000,000) -
(20,000,000) State Department for Technical Vocational Education and Training 890,880,790 (327,000,000) 563,880,790
0505000 Technical Vocational Education and Training
890,880,790 (327,000,000)
563,880,790
0507000 Youth Training and Development
-
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES
0508000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
State Department for Higher Education and Research 3,667,390,447 (199,867,400) 3,467,523,047
0504000 University Education
3,528,390,447 (199,867,400)
3,328,523,047
0506000 Research, Science, Technology and Innovation
139,000,000 -
139,000,000
0508000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
State Department for Basic Education 140,564,888 (2,236,500,000) (2,095,935,112)
0501000 Primary Education
(535,935,550) (2,136,000,000)
(2,671,935,550)
0502000 Secondary Education
435,935,550 (100,500,000)
335,435,550
0503000 Quality Assurance and Standards
158,600,000 -
158,600,000
0508000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
81,964,888 -
81,964,888 The National Treasury 3,953,000,000 571,617,460 4,524,617,460
0717000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
5,328,649,334 503,000,000
5,831,649,334
0718000 Public Financial Management
(1,375,649,334) (4,175,382,540)
(5,551,031,874)
0719000 Economic and Financial Policy Formulation and Management
- 4,244,000,000 0720000 Market Competition
-
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES State Department for Economic Planning (263,000,000) (10,000,000) (273,000,000)
07710000 Monitoring and Evaluation Services
(9,725,125) -
(9,725,125)
0706000 Economic Policy and National Planning
(237,260,400) -
(237,260,400)
0707000 National Statistical Information Services
- (10,000,000) 0709000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
(16,014,475) -
(16,014,475) State Department for Medical Services (51,500,000) (791,404,332) (842,904,332)
0402000 National Referral & Specialized Services
(27,000,000) (392,296,120)
(419,296,120)
0410000 Curative & Reproductive Maternal New Born Child Adolescent Health RMNCAH
- (399,108,212) 0411000 Health Research and Innovations
- 0412000 General Administration
(24,500,000) -
(24,500,000) State Department for Public Health and Professional Standards 226,429,884 (270,000,000) (43,570,116)
0406000 Preventive and Promotive Health Services
(4,600,000) (290,000,000)
(294,600,000)
0407000 Health resources development and Innovation
(998,255) 20,000,000
19,001,745
0408000 Health Policy, Standards and Regulations
(6,000,000) -
(6,000,000)
0412000 General Administration
238,028,139 -
238,028,139
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES State Department for Roads (70,000,000) (11,736,000,000 ) (11,806,000,000)
0202000 Road Transport
(70,000,000) (11,736,000,000 )
(11,806,000,000) State Department for Transport (382,060,387) (1,293,000,000) (1,675,060,387)
0201000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
22,197,636 (63,000,000)
(40,802,364)
0203000 Rail Transport
(500,000,000) (1,440,000,000)
(1,940,000,000)
0204000 Marine Transport
- 500,000,000 0205000 Air Transport
95,741,977 -
95,741,977
0216000 Road Safety
- (290,000,000)
State Department for Shipping and Maritime Affairs (116,030,953) - (116,030,953)
0220000 Shipping and Maritime Affairs
(116,030,953) -
(116,030,953) State Department for Housing and Urban Development 30,184,451 7,757,643,443 7,787,827,894
0102000 Housing Development and Human Settlement
16,300,000 7,415,510,309
7,431,810,309
0105000 Urban and Metropolitan Development
4,984,451 342,133,134
347,117,585
0106000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
8,900,000 -
8,900,000
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES State Department for Public Works (56,182,841) - (56,182,841)
0103000 Government Buildings
(41,000,841) -
(41,000,841)
0104000 Coastline Infrastructure and Pedestrian Access
(6,000,000) -
(6,000,000)
0106000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
(2,182,000) -
(2,182,000)
0218000 Regulation and Development of the Construction Industry
(7,000,000) -
(7,000,000) State Department for Irrigation 1,107,231 (1,429,000,000) (1,427,892,769)
1014000 Irrigation and Land Reclamation
- (1,529,000,000) 015000 Water Storage and Flood Control
- 100,000,000 1022000 Water Harvesting and Storage for Irrigation
- 1023000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
1,107,231 -
1,107,231 State Department for Water & Sanitation - 3,114,217,313
1001000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
- (1,620,000) 1004000 Water Resources Management
- 222,253,313 1017000 Water and Sewerage Infrastructure Development
- 2,893,584,000
State Department for Lands and Physical Planning - 1,000,000,000
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES
0101000 Land Policy and Planning
- 968,883,729 0121000 Land Information Management
- 31,116,271 0122000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
State Department for Information Communication Technology & Digital Economy (15,046,833) 4,414,000,000 4,398,953,167
0207000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
- 0210000 ICT Infrastructure Development
3,363,551 4,414,000,000
4,417,363,551
0217000 E-Government Services
(18,410,384) -
(18,410,384) State Department for Broadcasting & Telecommunications (4,000,000) - (4,000,000)
0207000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
10,297,478 -
10,297,478
0208000 Information and Communication Services
(14,297,478) -
(14,297,478)
0209000 Mass Media Skills Development
-
State Department for Sports 1,691,837,642 42,000,000 1,733,837,642
0901000 Sports
1,691,837,642 42,000,000
1,733,837,642 State Department for Culture and Heritage (6,186,715) - (6,186,715)
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES
0902000 Culture / Heritage
- 0903000 The Arts
(2,186,715) -
(2,186,715)
0904000 Library Services
- 0905000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
(2,000,000) -
(2,000,000)
0916000 Public Records Mangement
(2,000,000) -
(2,000,000) State Department for Youth Affairs and the Creative Economy (8,000,000) (300,000,000) (308,000,000)
0221000 Film Development Services
- 0711000 Youth Empowerment Services
- (50,000,000) 0748000 Youth Development Services
(7,000,000) (250,000,000)
(257,000,000)
0749000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
(1,000,000) -
(1,000,000) State Department for Energy (6,960,182) 34,379,848 27,419,666
0211000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
(3,637,586) -
(3,637,586)
0212000 Power Generation
(14,362,414) (1,348,552,562)
(1,362,914,976)
0213000 Power Transmission and Distribution
11,039,818 1,168,932,410
1,179,972,228
0214000 Alternative Energy Technologies
- 214,000,000
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES State Department for Livestock 45,569,330 (459,375,274) (413,805,944)
0112000 Livestock Resources Management and Development
45,569,330 (459,375,274)
(413,805,944) State Department for the Blue Economy and Fisheries (5,334,711) (900,000,000) (905,334,711)
0111000 Fisheries Development and Management
(3,000,000) (1,200,000,000)
(1,203,000,000)
0117000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
(2,334,711) -
(2,334,711)
0118000 Development and Coordination of the Blue Economy
- 300,000,000
State Department for Agriculture 109,596,804 921,087,336 1,030,684,140
0107000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
144,700,000 (22,000,000)
122,700,000
0108000 Crop Development and Management
(45,003,196) 943,087,336
898,084,140
0109000 Agribusiness and Information Management
9,900,000 -
9,900,000
0120000 Agricultural Research & Development
-
State Department for Cooperatives (5,882,124) - (5,882,124)
0304000 Cooperative Development and Management
(5,882,124) -
(5,882,124) State Department for Trade (13,000,000) - (13,000,000)
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES
0309000 Domestic Trade and Enterprise Development
(1,411,929) -
(1,411,929)
0310000 Fair Trade Practices And Compliance of Standards
- 0311000 International Trade Development and Promotion
(7,335,909) -
(7,335,909)
0312000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
(4,252,162) -
(4,252,162) State Department for Industry 35,326,081 260,000,000 295,326,081
0301000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
(14,673,919) -
(14,673,919)
0320000 Industrial Promotion and Development
50,000,000 -
50,000,000
0321000 Standards and Quality Infrastucture & Research
- 260,000,000
State Department for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development 4,469,708 - 4,469,708
0316000 Promotion and Development of MSMEs
(4,060,000) -
(4,060,000)
0317000 Product and Market Development for MSMEs
10,025,794 -
10,025,794
0318000 Digitization and Financial Inclusion for MSMEs
- 0319000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
(1,496,086) -
(1,496,086) State Department for Investment Promotion 85,871,886 - 85,871,886
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES
0322000 Investment Development and Promotion
85,871,886 -
85,871,886 State Department for Labour and Skills Development 31,000,000 - 31,000,000
0910000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
67,900,000 -
67,900,000
0906000 Labour, Employment and Safety Services
(36,900,000) -
(36,900,000)
0907000 Manpower Development, Industrial Skills & Productivity Management
-
State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs 12,460,443,280 - 12,460,443,280
0908000 Social Development and Children Services
(9,000,000) -
(9,000,000)
0909000 National Social Safety Net
12,470,443,280 -
12,470,443,280
0914000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
(1,000,000) -
(1,000,000) State Department for Mining 262,300,000 50,000,000 312,300,000
1007000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
(6,000,000) -
(6,000,000)
1009000 Mineral Resources Management
- 1021000 Geological Survey and Geoinformation Management
268,300,000 50,000,000
318,300,000 State Department for Petroleum 24,642,800 (309,100,000) (284,457,200)
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES
0215000 Exploration and Distribution of Oil and Gas
24,642,800 (309,100,000)
(284,457,200) State Department for Tourism (13,028,679) - (13,028,679)
0313000 Tourism Promotion and Marketing
- 0314000 Tourism Product Development and Diversification
(13,028,679) -
(13,028,679)
0315000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
State Department for Wildlife (5,305,800) (149,500,000) (154,805,800)
1019000 Wildlife Conservation and Management
(5,305,800) (149,500,000)
(154,805,800) State Department for Gender and Affirmative Action - (190,000,000)
0911000 Community Development
- 0912000 Gender Empowerment
(283,166) (190,000,000)
(190,283,166)
0913000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
283,166 -
283,166 State Department for Public Service (173,000,000) 98,000,000 (75,000,000)
0710000 Public Service Transformation
(187,000,000) 98,000,000
(89,000,000)
0709000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
14,000,000 -
14,000,000
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES
0747000 National Youth Service
-
State Department for East African Community (8,000,000) - (8,000,000)
0305000 East African Affairs and Regional Integration
(8,000,000) -
(8,000,000) The State Law Office 67,176,910 (15,000,000) 52,176,910
0606000 Legal Services
43,466,706 -
43,466,706
0607000 Governance, Legal Training and Constitutional Affairs
- 0609000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
23,710,204 (15,000,000)
8,710,204 Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission 6,300,000 - 6,300,000
0611000 Ethics and Anti- Corruption
6,300,000 -
6,300,000 National Intelligence Service 3,000,000,000 - 3,000,000,000
0804000 National Security Intelligence
3,000,000,000 -
3,000,000,000
Office of the Director of
Public Prosecutions 2,500,000 3,000,000 5,500,000
0612000 Public Prosecution Services
2,500,000 3,000,000
5,500,000
Office of the Registrar of
Political Parties -
0614000 Registration, Regulation and Funding of Political Parties
-
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES Witness Protection Agency (3,000,000) - (3,000,000)
0615000 Witness Protection
(3,000,000) -
(3,000,000) State Department for Environment & Climate Change 383,916,010 (40,850,708) 343,065,302
1002000 Environment Management and Protection
431,916,010 (40,850,708)
391,065,302
1010000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
(30,000,000) -
(30,000,000)
1012000 Meteorological Services
(18,000,000) -
(18,000,000)
1018000 Forests Development, Management and Conservation
-
State Department for Forestry 246,000,000 200,000,000 446,000,000
1018000 Forests Development, Management and Conservation
250,000,000 200,000,000
450,000,000
1024000 Agroforestry and Commercial Forestry Development
- 1025000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
(4,000,000) -
(4,000,000) Kenya National Commission on Human Rights 2,957,801 - 2,957,801
0616000 Protection and Promotion of Human Rights
2,957,801 -
2,957,801 National Land Commission 202,187,531 - 202,187,531
0119000 Land Administration and Management
202,187,531 -
202,187,531
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (37,000,000) - (37,000,000)
0617000 Management of Electoral Processes
(34,931,122) -
(34,931,122)
0618000 Delimitation of Electoral Boundaries
(2,068,878) -
(2,068,878) The Commission on Revenue Allocation 22,700,000 - 22,700,000
0737000 Inter-Governmental Transfers and Financial Matters
22,700,000 -
22,700,000 Public Service Commission 87,000,000 - 87,000,000
0725000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
107,200,000 -
107,200,000
0726000 Human Resource Management and Development
(20,200,000) -
(20,200,000)
0727000 Governance and National Values
- 0744000 Performance and Productivity Management
- 075000 Administration of Quasi-Judicial Functions
-
Salaries and Remuneration Commission -
0728000 Salaries and Remuneration Management
-
Teachers Service Commission 3,330,380,000 - 3,330,380,000
0509000 Teacher Resource Management
3,340,380,000 -
3,340,380,000
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES
0510000 Governance and Standards
(40,000,000) -
(40,000,000)
0511000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
30,000,000 -
30,000,000 National Police Service Commission (972,000) - (972,000)
0620000 National Police Service Human Resource Management
(972,000) -
(972,000) Auditor General - (23,000,000)
0729000 Audit Services
- (23,000,000) Office of the Controller of
Budget (70,000,000) - (70,000,000)
0730000 Control and Management of Public finances
(70,000,000) -
(70,000,000) Commission on Administrative Justice (11,126,298) - (11,126,298)
0731000 Promotion of Administrative Justice
(11,126,298) -
(11,126,298) National Gender and Equality Commission -
0621000 Promotion of Gender Equality and Freedom from Discrimination
-
Independent Policing Oversight Authority (7,021,769) - (7,021,769)
0622000 Policing Oversight Services
(7,021,769) -
(7,021,769) Sub-Total: Executive 39,051,693,126 (3,422,582,314) 35,629,110,812
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES The Judiciary 75,327,460 44,500,000 119,827,460
0610000 Dispensation of Justice
75,327,460 44,500,000
119,827,460 Judicial Service Commission (12,029,246) - (12,029,246)
0619000 Judicial Oversight
(12,029,246) -
(12,029,246) Sub-Total: Judiciary 63,298,214 44,500,000 107,798,214 Parliamentary Service Commission -
0765000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
- 0766000 Human Resource Management and Development
- 0721000 National Legislation, Representation and Oversight
-
Parliamentary Joint Services -
0723000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
- 0746000 Legislative Training Research & Knowledge Management
- 0767000 Senate Legislation and Oversight
-
SECOND SCHEDULE: SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III FOR FY 2024/25 VOTE CODE VOTE & PROGRAMME SUPPLEMENTARY III BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 (Changes) GROSS CURRENT ESTIMATES GROSS CAPITAL ESTIMATES GROSS TOTAL ESTIMATES
0768000 Senate Representation, Liaison and Intergovernmental Relations
- 0769000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services
-
Sub-Total: Parliament - Grand Total 39,114,991,340 (3,378,082,314) 35,736,909,026
THIRD SCHEDULE FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE THIRD SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/25 THIRD SCHEDULE BUDGET COMMITTEE FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change ADMINIST
RATION &
INTERNAL AFFAIRS
(80,000,000) 1,480,000,000 - - 1,400,000,000 Office of the President - 20,000,000 - - 20,000,000 Government Printing Services - 0701000 General Administration Planning and Support Services 20,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for Multi-Agency Strategic Interventions - Government Advisory Services - Leadership and Coordination of Government Services - Office of the Deputy President - 100,000,000 - - 100,000,000 0734000 Deputy President Services 100,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for other operating expenses (National Treasury Addendum). Office of the Prime Cabinet Secretary - - - - Government Coordination and Supervision - State Department for Parliamentary Affairs - - - - Parliamentary Liaison and Legislative Affairs - 0760000 Policy Coordination and Strategy - 0761000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services -
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change State Department for Performance and Delivery Management - - - - 0762000 Public Service Performance Management and Delivery Services - General Administration, Planning and Support Services - 0772000 Service Delivery Management - Coordination and Supervision of Government - State Department for Cabinet Affairs - - - - Cabinet Affairs Services - State House Affairs - - - - 0704000 State House Affairs - State Department for Immigration and Citizen Services - - - - Migration & Citizen Services - Population Management Services - 0631000 General Administration and Planning - National Police Service (80,000,000) 350,000,000 - - 270,000,000
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Policing Services (80,000,000) 350,000,000 270,000,000 Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from office of the Inspector General Headquarters- 1025004401(Item- 2211300). Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for GSU Headquarters- (Item- 2211300) enhanced operations-2211312. Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for GSU Headquarters- (Item- 2211300) enhanced operations-2211313. Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) to HQ (Office of the IG) for operating expenses (2211312-20). Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) to HQ (DCI) for operations-2211312. Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for VHF communication. State Department for Internal Security & National Administration - 1,010,000,000 - - 1,010,000,000 0629000 General Administration and Support Services 1,000,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for security operations. Increase 200 million (Recurrent) for local presidential visits. Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for Security Operations (National Treasury Addendum). 0630000 Policy Coordination Services 10,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) towards settling of pending bills. National Government Field Administration Services - National Police Service Commission - - - - National Police Service Human -
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Resource Management Independent Policing Oversight Authority - - - - Policing Oversight Services - AGRICULT
URE AND
LIVESTOC K
(79,200,000) 212,200,000 (1,333,744,056) 1,900,744,056 700,000,000 State Department for Livestock (55,000,000) 42,000,000 (651,375,274) 50,000,000 (614,375,274) Livestock Resources Management and Development (55,000,000) 42,000,000 (651,375,274) 50,000,000 (614,375,274) Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from Livestock Resources and Market Development Support Services. Reduce Ksh. million (Development) from Livestock Value Chain Support Project. Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for compensation of employees. Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for Monitoring and Evaluation. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Construction and refurbishment of facilities -Livestock Institute Wajir. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Construction and refurbishment of facilities -Livestock Institute Wajir. Reduce Ksh.
- 375274 million (Development) from De-risking inclusion and value enhancement of pastoral economies in the horn of Africa - Loan Revenue (National Treasury Addendum) State Department for Agriculture (24,200,000) 170,200,000 (682,368,782) 1,850,744,056 1,314,375,274
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change 0107000 General Administration Planning and Support Services (15,600,000) 160,300,000 144,700,000 Reduce Ksh.
- 6 million (Recurrent) from the following A reduction on Use of Goods and Services overprovision on Electricity (1.3), rent (10.9) water (1.6), Contracted guards& cleaning services (1.8). To provide for Agriculture Attachés Offices under provision. Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for Pyrethrum Processing Company of Kenya (PPCK) PE and board compensation. Increase Ksh,
- 3 million (Recurrent) for HQ Admin Services for M&E. Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for National Biosafety Authority (NBA) for PE and operations. Increase Ksh million (Recurrent) for Pending Bill for Madaraka Day Celebrations held in Bungoma.
0108000 Crop Development and Management (8,600,000) (682,368,782) 1,850,744,056 1,159,775,274 Reduce 7.6 million (Recurrent) from Kenya School of Agriculture PE component to Agricultural Attachés Offices. Reduce Ksh. 1 million (Recurrent) from Agricultural Technology Development and Testing Stations for PE Agricultural Information Resource Center. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Food Security and Crop Diversification to cater for pending bills on supply of seeds and seedlings and deficit in monitoring and evaluation provision.
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Food Security and Crop Diversification to cater for pending bills on supply of seeds and seedlings. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for fall army worm project- pesticides. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for certified seed (National Treasury Addendum). Reduce Ksh.
- 368782 million (Development) from emergency locust response project-Loan Revenue (National Treasury Addendum). Increase Ksh. 1,209.744056 million (Development) for National Agricultural Value Chain Development Project- Loan Revenue (National Treasury Addendum). Agribusiness and Information Management 9,900,000 Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for Agricultural Information Resources Center (AIRC) PE, Increase Ksh.
- 9 million (Recurrent) for Agricultural Attachés Offices PE.
Agricultural Research & Development - BLUE ECONOMY & IRRIGATIO N
- (728,500,000) 1,053,500,000 325,000,000 State Department for Irrigation - (570,000,000) 570,000,000 -
THIRD SCHEDULE BUDGET COMMITTEE FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Irrigation and Land Reclamation (220,000,000) 120,000,000 (100,000,000) Reduce Ksh. million (Development) from Community Based Irrigation Projects. Reduce Ksh. million (Development) from National Expanded Irrigation Programme (ESP). Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Bondo Community Irrigation Scheme. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Ketut Mokoro Irrigation Scheme. 1015000 Water Storage and Flood Control (350,000,000) 450,000,000 100,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Flood Control Works West Kano Dyke Project. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for National Water Harvesting and Ground Water Exploitation (NWHSA)-(Kapaw Dam-10m, Chowow Dam-10m, Acham Dam-10m, Mukeluk Dam-10m, Patipati Dam-10m, Kaghat Dam-10m, Atirir Dam- 10m, Kongor Dam- 10m, Totuum Dam- 10m and Chemesik Dam -10m. Reduce Ksh. million (Development) from Siyoi Muruny Dam. 1022000 Water Harvesting and Storage for Irrigation - 1023000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - State Department for Water & Sanitation - (158,500,000) 183,500,000 25,000,000
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change 1001000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - 1004000 Water Resources Management - 1017000 Water and Sewerage Infrastructure Development (158,500,000) 183,500,000 25,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Development) for 1109121300 Expansion of works for Dandora Estate Sewerage Treatment -AWWDA. Reduce Ksh. million (Development) from The Project For Management Of Non- Revenue Water In Kenya - BETA Reduce Ksh. million (Development) from National Water Harvesting and ground water Exploitation Reduce Ksh.
- 5 million (Development) from 1109115500 Water for Schools BETA. Increase Ksh.
- 5 million (Development) for 1109127502 Drilling of boreholes in Marungu. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for 1109127524 Kambi ya Juu Borehole-Bulesa. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for 1109127530 Odoganda Village Borehole. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Jabi East Water Pan NWWWDA.
State Department for Blue Economy and Fisheries - 300,000,000 Fisheries Development and Management -
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change 0117000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - Development and Coordination of the Blue Economy 300,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Development) from Marine Fish Stock Assessment. COMMUNI CATION, INFORMAT
ION &
INNOVATI ON
- - - 2,204,000,000 State Department for Information Communicatio n and Technology & Innovation - 2,204,000,000 0207000 General Administration Planning and Support Services -
0210000 ICT
Infrastructure Development 2,204,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Jitume Digital Enable Programme (National Treasury Addendum). Increase Ksh. 1,954 (Development) for Konza Data Center and Smart City Facilities Project -Laon A in A (National Treasury Addendum).
0217000 E-
Government Services - State Department for Broadcasting & Telecommunic ations - - - - 0207000 General Administration Planning and Support Services - Information and Communication Services - 0209000 Mass Media Skills Development - DEFENCE, INTELLIGA
NCE AND
FOREIGN
- - - - -
THIRD SCHEDULE BUDGET COMMITTEE FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change RELATION S
Ministry of Defence - - - - Defence - 0802000 Civil Aid - 0803000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - National Space Management - State Department for Foreign Affairs - - - - 0714000 General Administration Planning and Support Services - 0715000 Foreign Relation and Diplomacy - Economic and Commercial Diplomacy - 0742000 Foreign Policy Research, Capacity Development and Technical Cooperation - State Department for Diaspora Affairs - - - - Management of Diaspora and Consular Affairs - State Department for East African Community - - - - 0305000 East African Affairs and Regional Integration - National Intelligence Service - - - - National Security Intelligence - EDUCATIO
N AND
RESEARCH
(200,000,000) 200,000,000 - 50,000,000
THIRD SCHEDULE BUDGET COMMITTEE FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change State Department for Vocational and Technical Training - - - - Technical Vocational Education and Training - 0507000 Youth Training and Development - 0508000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - State Department for Higher Education & Research - - - - University Education - Research, Science, Technology and Innovation - 0508000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - State Department for Basic Education (200,000,000) 200,000,000 - 50,000,000 0501000 Primary Education 50,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Development) for School Infrastructure (National Treasury Addendum) Secondary Education (200,000,000) Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from purchase of motor vehicles. 0503000 Quality Assurance and Standards 200,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for KICD to support programmes and activities related to transition to senior school under the new curriculum. 0508000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - Teachers Service Commission - - - - Teacher -
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Resource Management Governance and Standards - 0511000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - ENERGY
- (75,000,000) 175,000,000 100,000,000 State Department for Energy - (75,000,000) 175,000,000 100,000,000 0211000 General Administration Planning and Support Services - 0212000 Power Generation - 0213000 Power Transmission and Distribution (75,000,000) 175,000,000 100,000,000 Reduce Ksh. million (Development) from Rabai-Kilifi Transmission Line. Reduce Ksh. million (Development) from Multi-National Kenya- Tz Power Interconnection Project. Reduced Ksh. million (Development) from Dongo Kundu SEZ Project. Reduce Ksh. 3 million (Development) from National System Control Center & Makindu SS. Reduce Ksh. 6 million (Development) from 220kV Marsabit Isiolo Transmission line. Reduce Ksh. 2 million (Development) from 220kV Kamburu - Embu-Thika Transmission Line. Reduce Ksh. 6 million (Development) from Loiyangalani-Marsabit 400 KV Transmission Line. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Electrification of Public Facilities. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for
THIRD SCHEDULE BUDGET COMMITTEE FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Electrification of public facilities project. Alternative Energy Technologies - State Department for Petroleum - - - - Exploration and Distribution of Oil and Gas - ENVIRON MENT, FORESTRY AND MINING
(150,000,000) - - 50,000,000 (100,000,000) State Department for Environment and Climate Change (100,000,000) - - - (100,000,000) Environment Management and Protection (100,000,000) Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from National Environment Management Authority. 1010000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - Meteorological Services - 1018000 Forests Management and Water Towers Conservation - State Department for Mining (50,000,000) - 50,000,000 - General Administration Planning and Support Services - 1009000 Mineral Resources Management - Geological Survey and Geoinformation Management (50,000,000) 50,000,000 - Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Mineral Certification Laboratory (A in A). Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from Directorate of Geological Survey (A in A)
THIRD SCHEDULE BUDGET COMMITTEE FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change 1332 State Department for Forestry - - - - 1018000 Forests Development, Management and Conservation - Agroforestry and Commercial Forestry Development - 1025000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - FINANCE AND NATIONAL PLANNING
(200,000,000) - (1,967,000,000) 12,640,000,000 10,473,000,00 The National Treasury - (1,967,000,000) 640,000,000 (1,327,000,00 0) 0717000 General Administration Planning and Support Services 640,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Development) to settle pending bill for Misort Limited. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Equity Participation for Telkom Kenya (National Treasury Addendum). Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Kenya Affordable Housing Project-Loan Revenue (National Treasury Addendum). 0718000 Public Financial Management (1,967,000,000) (1,967,000,000 ) Reduce Ksh. 1.967 billion (Development) from 1071104500 Economic and Financial Policy Formulation and Management - 0720000 Market Competition - State Department for Economic Planning (200,000,000) - 12,000,000,000 11,800,000,00 0710000 Public Service Transformation - Monitoring and -
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Evaluation Services Economic Policy and National Planning (200,000,000) 12,000,000,000 11,800,000,00 Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from capacity building for county officers. Increase Ksh, billion (Development) for NGCDF National Statistical Information Services - 0709000 General Administration Planning and Support Services - The Commission on Revenue Allocation - - - - 0737000 Inter- Governmental Transfers and Financial Matters - Office of the Controller of Budget - - - - 0730000 Control and Management of Public finances - HEALTH
(539,000,000) 247,400,000 (702,000,000) 1,848,595,668 854,995,668 State Department for Medical Services (398,000,000) - (702,000,000) 1,828,595,668 728,595,668 National Referral & Specialized Services (307,000,000) (702,000,000) 1,612,703,880 603,703,880 Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from Spinal Injury Hospital supplies Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from Mathari National Teaching and Referral Hospital. Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from KNH non core expenditure.
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Funds for construction and equipping of the following health centers (Mogotio-10m, Iftin level IV Hospital(10m),Kilgoris Level IV Hospital(Kshs18m), Lukusi Health Centre(Ksh 20M),Jua Cali Health Centre(Ksh 20m) , Kegonga Level IV hospital(Ksh 20m) ,Chebirir Health Centre(Ksh 20m),Wamba Health Centre(Ksh 20m), Sankuri Health Centre(10m), Mur Malanga Leve Hospital (20m)and Upgrading & Equipping of Maternal & New Born Ward -Endebess Hospital(31m) and Ugenya hospital(30m)) Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from KEMSA. Reduce Ksh. million (Development) from Refurbishment/Renova tion and Replacement of Obsolete Equipment -KNH. Reduce Ksh. million (Development) Procurement of Specialized Equipment Increase Ksh. million (Development) for 1082105500 Supply of Medical Supplies and Commodities -Vulcan. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for National Commodities Storage Center (KEMSA). Increase Ksh. million (Development) for 1082105400 Supply of Cyflow CD4 Counter Instruments.
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Increase Ksh.
- 703880 million (Development) for pending bills (National Treasury Addendum) Curative & Reproductive Maternal New Born Child Adolescent Health RMNCAH 215,891,788 Increase Ksh.
- 891788 million (Development) for Kenya Covid-19 Emergency Response Project -Loan Revenue (National Treasury Addendum). 0411000 Health Research and Innovations - 0412000 General Administration (91,000,000) Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from Digital Health Authority. Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from Health Insurance Program for Orphans and Vulnerable Children State Department for Public Health and Professional Standards (141,000,000) 247,400,000 - 20,000,000 126,400,000 Preventive and Promotive Health Services (141,000,000) 126,400,000 (14,600,000) Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from public health services non core expenditures. Increase Ksh. 126.4 million (Recurrent) for Cholera Outbreak (National Treasury Addendum). 0407000 Health resources development and Innovation 121,000,000 20,000,000 141,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for Human Resources for Health Internship- BETA. Increase Ksh. million (Development) for construction of tuition blocks and laboratories at KMTC. 0408000 Health Policy, Standards and Regulations - 0412000 General Administration -
HOUSING, URBAN PLANNING
& PUBLIC
WORKS
- - - - -
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change State Department for Housing and Urban Development - - - - Housing Development and Human Settlement - 0105000 Urban and Metropolitan Development - 0106000 General Administration Planning and Support Services - State for Public Works - - - - Government Buildings - Coastline Infrastructure and Pedestrian Access - 0106000 General Administration Planning and Support Services - Regulation and Development of the Construction Industry - JUSTICE AND LEGAL AFFAIRS COMMITT EE
- 30,000,000 (5,100,000) 5,100,000 30,000,000 State Department for Correctional Services - (5,100,000) 5,100,000 - 0623000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - 0627000 Prison Services - (5,100,000) Reduce Ksh.
- 1 million (Development) from projects within the programme.
Probation & After Care Services 5,100,000 Increase Ksh.
- 1 million (Development) for ongoing construction of Nyamira Probation Office.
State Law Office - 30,000,000 - - 30,000,000
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change 0606000 Legal Services 30,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for O&M. Governance, Legal Training and Constitutional Affairs - 0609000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - Ethics and Anti- Corruption Commission - - - - 0611000 Ethics and Anti- Corruption - Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions - - - - 0612000 Public Prosecution Services - Office of the Registrar of Political Parties - - - - Registration, Regulation and Funding of Political Parties - Witness Protection Agency - - - - 0615000 Witness Protection - Kenya National Commission on Human Rights - - - - Protection and Promotion of Human Rights - Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission - - - - Management of Electoral Processes - Delimitation of Electoral Boundaries - Commission on - - - -
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Administrative Justice Promotion of Administrative Justice - The Judiciary - - - - Dispensation of Justice - Judicial Service Commission - - - - 0619000 Judicial Oversight - LABOUR
(178,000,000) 95,000,000 - 98,000,000 15,000,000 State Department for Labour - 80,000,000 - - 80,000,000 0910000 General Administration Planning and Support Services 80,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for pending bills under the state department. 0906000 Labour, Employment and Safety Services - Manpower Development, Employment and Productivity Management - State Department for Public Service (178,000,000) - 98,000,000 (80,000,000) 0710000 Public Service Transformation (56,000,000) 98,000,000 42,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Development) to settle pending bill commitments under KSG (64 million Vihiga KSG and 34 million Baringo). Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from 1213000900 HRM services-DPM-2211300 other operating expenses. Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from Management Consultancy Services - DPM other operating expenses. Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from Huduma Kenya Secretariat -HQ Huduma Kenya Secretariat -HQ
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TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change construction and civil work Reduce Ksh million (Recurrent) from 3111000 purchase of office furniture and general equipment. 0709000 General Administration Planning and Support Services (122,000,000) Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from 1213000700 HQ Admin Services-DPM (8m from 22113000 other operating expenses, 16m from 1213000903 counseling services-2211300 other operating expenses. Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from 1213000705 civil service reform secretariat-PSM (26 m from 22113000 other operating expenses and 7m from printing advertising and information supplies. Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from 1213000703 ICT unit-3111100 purchase of specialized plant equipment and machinery. Public Service Commission - - - - 0725000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - 0726000 Human Resource management and Development - Governance and National Values -
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CODES &
TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Performance and Productivity Management - Administration of Quasi-Judicial Functions - Salaries and Remuneration Commission - 15,000,000 - - 15,000,000 0728000 Salaries and Remuneration Management 15,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for O&M. LANDS
- 200,000,000 - - 200,000,000 State Department for Lands and Physical Planning - - - - 0101000 Land Policy and Planning - 0121000 Land Information Management - 0122000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - National Land Commission - 200,000,000 - - 200,000,000 0116000 Land Administration and Management 200,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for land dispute and conflict resolution. REGIONAL DEVELOP MENT
(400,000,000) 900,000,000 - - 500,000,000 State Department for Devolution - - - - - Devolution Services - State Department for
ASALS &
Regional and Northern Corridor Development (400,000,000) 900,000,000 - - 500,000,000
THIRD SCHEDULE BUDGET COMMITTEE FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS
Vote Code Departmenta l Committee
VOTE/PROG RAMME
CODES &
TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Accelerated ASAL Development (400,000,000) 800,000,000 400,000,000 Reduce Ksh. million (Recurrent) from Emergency Relief and Refugee Assistance . Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for 2640401 Non-Profit Non-Governmental Organizations. Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for Emergency and Relief Interventions (National Treasury Addendum). 0743000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - Integrated Regional Development 100,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Recurrent) for ENNDA
- E shortfall, O&M.
SOCIAL PROTECTI ON
- - - - - State Department for Social Protection, Pensions & Senior Citizen Affairs - - - - 0908000 Social Development and Children Services - National Social Safety Net - 0914000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - State Department for Gender and Affirmative Action - - - - Community Development - 0912000 Gender Empowerment - 0913000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - State Department for Youth Affairs and Creative Economy - - - -
THIRD SCHEDULE BUDGET COMMITTEE FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS
Vote Code Departmenta l Committee
VOTE/PROG RAMME
CODES &
TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change 0711000 Youth Empowerment Services - 0748000 Youth Development Services - 0749000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - National Gender and Equality Commission - - - - Promotion of Gender Equality and Freedom from Discrimination - State Department for Public Service - - - - National Youth Service - SPORTS AND CULTURE
- - - 42,000,000 State Department for Sports - 42,000,000 0901000 Sports 42,000,000 Increase Ksh. million (Development) for Raila Odinga Stadium pending bill. State Department for Culture and Heritage - - - - Culture/ Heritage - 0903000 The Arts - 0904000 Library Services - 0905000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - 0916000 Public Records Management - State Department for Youth Affairs and Creative Economy - - - - 0221000 Film Development Services -
THIRD SCHEDULE BUDGET COMMITTEE FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS
Vote Code Departmenta l Committee
VOTE/PROG RAMME
CODES &
TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change TOURISM AND WILDLIFE
- - - - - State Department for Tourism - - - - Tourism Development and Promotion - Tourism Product Development and Diversification - 0315000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - State Department for Wildlife - - - - 1019000 Wildlife Conservation and Management - TRADE INDUSTRY AND COOPERAT IVES
- - - - - State Department for Cooperatives - - - - Cooperative Development and Management - State Department for Trade - - - - Domestic Trade and Enterprise Development - 0310000 Fair Trade Practices And Compliance of Standards - International Trade Development and Promotion - 0312000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - State Department for Industry - - - -
THIRD SCHEDULE BUDGET COMMITTEE FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS
Vote Code Departmenta l Committee
VOTE/PROG RAMME
CODES &
TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change 0301000 General Administration Planning and Support Services - Industrial Promotion and Development - Standards and Quality Infrastructure & Research - State Department for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development - - - - Promotion and Development of MSMEs - Product and Market Development for MSMEs - Digitization and Financial Inclusion for MSMEs - 0319000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - State Department for Investment Promotion - - - - Investment Development and Promotion - TRANSPOR
T AND
INFRASTR UCTURE
- - - - - State Department for Roads - - - - 0202000 Road Transport - State Department of Transport - - - - 0201000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - 0203000 Rail Transport - 0204000 Marine Transport -
THIRD SCHEDULE BUDGET COMMITTEE FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS
Vote Code Departmenta l Committee
VOTE/PROG RAMME
CODES &
TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change 0205000 Air Transport - 0216000 Road Safety - State Department for Shipping and Maritime Affairs - - - - Shipping and Maritime Affairs -
BUDGET &
APPROPRI ATIONS COMMITT EE
- - - - - Parliament - - - - Parliamentary Service Commission - - - - 0765000 General Administration Planning and Support Services - 0766000 Human Resources Management and Development - National Assembly - - - - National Legislation, representation and oversight - Parliamentary Joint Services - - - - 0723000 General Administration, planning and support services - Legislative Training Research & Knowledge Management - Senate Affairs - - - - 0767000 Senate Legislation and Oversight - 0768000 Senate Representation, Liaison & Intergovernment al Relations - 0769000 General Administration Planning and Support Services -
THIRD SCHEDULE BUDGET COMMITTEE FINANCIAL RECOMMENDATIONS
Vote Code Departmenta l Committee
VOTE/PROG RAMME
CODES &
TITLE 2024/2025 SUPPLEMENTARY No.3 ESTIMATES Notes Recurrent Development Reduction Increase Reduction Increase Net Change Auditor General - - - - 0729000 Audit Services - Total Expenditure (1,826,200,000) 3,364,600,000 (4,811,344,056) 20,066,939,724 16,793,995,668 Parliament - - - - Judiciary - - - - Executive (1,826,200,000) 3,364,600,000 (4,811,344,056) 20,066,939,724 16,793,995,668
FOURTH SCHEDULE APPROVALS GRANTED UNDER ARTICLE 223 OF THE CONSTITUTION
Vote & Item/Project
Recurrent Development Total Disbursement Date Remarks 1017 State House
2,750,000,000 - 2,750,000,000 1,788,804,165 0704000 State House Affairs
2,750,000,000 - 2,750,000,000 1,788,804,165 Operations and Maintenance
2,750,000,000 1,788,804,165 15th May, 2025 & 30th May, 2025 & 17th June, 2025 Approved 1026 State Department for Internal Security & National Administration
1,500,000,000 - 1,500,000,000 - 0629000 General Administration and Support Services
1,500,000,000 - 1,500,000,000 Security Operations
1,500,000,000 21st May, 2025 & 30th May, 2025 & 17th June, 2025 Approved 1065 State Department for Higher Education and Research
1,000,000,000 - 1,000,000,000 0504000 University Education
1,000,000,000 - 1,000,000,000 Current Transfer
1,000,000,000 10th June,2025 Approved 1071 The National Treasury
5,000,000,000 - 5,000,000,000 4,999,616,864 0717000 General Administration Planning and Support Services
5,000,000,000 - 5,000,000,000 4,999,616,864 28th May, 2025 Approved Other Operating Expenses
5,000,000,000 4,999,616,864 28th May, 2025 Approved 1132 State Department for Sports
1,682,000,000 - 1,682,000,000 0901000 Sports
1,682,000,000 - 1,682,000,000 2620100 Membership Fees and Dues and Subscriptions to International Organization
1,682,000,000 4th April, 2025 Approved 1185 State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizens Affairs
12,470,443,280 - 12,470,443,280 10,282,393,422 0909000 National Social Safety Net
12,470,443,280 - 12,470,443,280 10,282,393,422 Cash Transfers
12,470,443,280 10,282,393,422 15th May, 2025 & 30th May, 2025 Approved 1202 State Department for Tourism
900,000,000 - 900,000,000 120,252,799 0314000 Tourism Product Development and Diversification
900,000,000 - 900,000,000 Current Transfer
900,000,000 120,252,799 6th May, 2025 Approved 1281 National Intelligence Service
2,000,000,000 - 2,000,000,000 1,700,000,000 0804000 National Security Intelligence
2,000,000,000 - 2,000,000,000 1,700,000,000 4th and 13th June Approved Security Operations
2,000,000,000 1,700,000,000 Total
27,302,443,280 - 27,302,443,280 23,073,067,250
The intention of Supplementary Estimates III, which is before the House, is to align public expenditures with the revised revenue outlook. As we approach the end of the financial year, we have realised that the projected revenues we anticipated have not been achieved. This calls us to revise public expenditures so that we close the year in a balanced position.
I also wish to highlight that for the first time, departmental committees were unable to meet to consider these estimates due to a limited timeframe. However, the Budget and Appropriations Committee met with the Chairpersons of departmental committees, who provided us with some insights on the newly introduced expenditures as well as reallocations. I would like to thank the Chairpersons of the departmental committees who took the time to appear before us. I also thank the Budget and Appropriations Committee for sitting over the weekend to examine these estimates.
In considering these estimates, we also reviewed the votes that fall under Article 223 of the Constitution. This provision allows the Government to expend money that was not factored into the budget. Ultimately, we can regularise those expenditures in Supplementary Estimates III. Overall, Supplementary Estimates III proposes to increase the budget by Ksh35.7 billion in total expenditure and net lending. Thus, raising the overall budget from Ksh4.07 trillion as per Supplementary Estimates II. This adjustment is primarily driven by an additional increase of Ksh39.1 billion in ministerial current spending by the national government and a reduction of Ksh3.3 billion in development expenditures.
You will note that we are recording a reduction of Ksh3.3 billion in development expenditure. As I have already explained, this has been occasioned by the failure to realise the projected revenue. There has been concern that every time we undertake supplementary estimates, the Vote that suffers is development expenditure. Also, the programmes contained under BETA have been affected by these reductions. It is important for the House to take note of the implications of these estimates, both now and in the future.
Under Article 223 of the Constitution, the following expenditures were approved and spent. About Ksh33.9 billion in total, comprising Ksh28.58 billion in recurrent expenditure and Ksh5.5 billion in development expenditure. Of this amount, Ksh23.2 billion has already been disbursed. The remaining requests are contained in the estimates we are approving today. I would like to highlight that the notable disbursements include Ksh10.3 billion in cash transfers under the Inua Jamii Programme, Ksh5 billion for the leasing of police vehicles, Ksh1.7 billion for operations and maintenance at the State House, and Ksh1.7 billion allocated to the National Intelligence Service (NIS) for enhanced security operations. Additionally, Ksh1.68 billion was allocated to the Department of Sports in preparation for Kenya’s planned hosting of the African Nations Championship (CHAN) Tournament and Ksh1.5 billion to the State Department for Internal Security and National Administration.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, Supplementary Estimates III has allocated additional funding to help with emergency concerns. There are emerging national priorities that cannot wait for the new Budget we just approved. That is why we are considering the Supplementary Estimates III.
The security sector continues to take the lion's share of Supplementary Estimates, with an allocation of Ksh 5.2 billion in Supplementary Estimates III. Out of that, Ksh3 billion has been earmarked for the National Intelligence Service (NIS), and Ksh1.3 billion has been allocated to the State Department of Internal Security and National Administration.
The Supplementary Estimates III has also affected the education sector due to an upward revision in Appropriations-in-Aid (AIA). This includes an additional Ksh2 billion for the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB), Ksh1.6 billion for various public universities, and approximately Ksh800 million earmarked for technical and vocational training institutes. There
is a Ksh 2 billion reduction in donor financing for the Kenya Primary Education Equity in Learning Programme (KPEEL).
We have also seen adjustments in the infrastructure sector, where Ksh11.7 billion has been reduced in the road sub-sector. The cut spans multiple projects and is composed of a Ksh11 billion decrease in the Government of Kenya's funding and a Ksh700 million reduction in donor financing.
The Committee noted that these revisions reflect ongoing fiscal consolidation efforts and may impact the pace of implementation of key transport infrastructure projects. The reductions in the road sub-sector will have an impact because a reduction of Ksh11 billion means that some ongoing projects may stall.
As I wind up, the report on Supplementary Estimates III is very brief. I would like Hon. Members to quickly approve it so that revenue projections align with public expenditures as we close the year in the next two or three days.
I hereby move the Motion and ask my able Vice-Chairman to second the Motion. Thank you.
Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I stand to second the Supplementary Estimates III.
This is a very short Motion that seeks to regularise already incurred expenditure. Among them is Ksh12 billion for the NG-CDF, which had been removed, but we have returned it. Therefore, it will be important that Members pass this Motion very quickly so that they get their money.
This Motion also has money for intern doctors that had not been factored in. The Departmental Committee on Health factored Ksh121 million so that the intern doctors could be paid for their last quarter. This is a very important but small Motion. I do not think Members will have much to say about it. The gist of the matter is that you have your NG-CDF returned.
If we pass it very fast, we can move to the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) (National Assembly Bill No. 26 of 2025) and finish it by this afternoon so that it can be sent to the President for assent. Thereafter, the National Treasury can move with speed before the close of the financial year. As you are aware, today is 25th June, 2025. We have only five days to go. It is important that we pass this Motion very fast. I do not think there is even much to debate about it.
With those few remarks, I second.
Sorry. Okay. I can concentrate if you just desist from talking over my voice. I think it is rude.
Put the Question.
On a point of order, Hon. Deputy Speaker.
Yes, Hon. TJ.
POINT OF ORDER
IMPROPER PROCESSING OF SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES III
We cannot pass things here without debating. This is a House of debate. This is the Supplementary Estimates III. We have to question the validity and the integrity of agencies to spend money. That is a requirement by the Constitution.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I do not know if you may have heard. The Hansard has it that the Chairman of the Budget and Appropriations Committee (BAC) , as he was moving this Supplementary Estimates III, said that the Departmental Committees did not look at the Estimates. That, because of time, they called the Chairpersons of Committees to represent the Departmental Committees.
Is it in order that Chairpersons of Departmental Committees take the place of Committees if Estimates are sent to Departmental Committees? Is it by order that they can surpass debates in Departmental Committees, which then make reports to BAC, and then BAC finds out how Estimates were dealt with at the Committee level? Committee proceedings are the underpinning of this House. What is the integrity of these Estimates? How valid are these Estimates before we discuss them?
Hon. Members, can I allow some of the Chairpersons of the Departmental Committees to comment? Hon. Sir George.
Yes. I will also give him an opportunity.
Thank you very much, Hon. Deputy Speaker. What the Chairman of the Budget and Appropriations Committee has said is true. Due to time constraints, we may not have had the occasion to look at these proposals or Estimates in the full Committees. However, Chairpersons who had issues were to appear and express them on behalf of the Committees. May it go on record that Committees are an extension of this House. Today is the day when every Member is looking at these Estimates. Therefore, whether the Committees looked at them or the Chairpersons went there does not matter. What matters today is that you are here, looking at the Estimates, and you can either approve or disapprove them. That is the position.
Hon. Emaase, Member for Teso South.
Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. Supplementary budgets are very important because they allow the Government to respond to emerging circumstances and address urgent needs affecting the people of Kenya. However, are we in order as a House to depart from procedure and tradition where representatives of the people at the Committee level are given the opportunity to scrutinise the Supplementary Estimates and advise? Why are we looking at the Supplementary Estimates on the Floor of the House at the time of passing it when we should have been given the opportunity to scrutinise it earlier?
Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker.
Let us have Hon. Keynan, and then
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I take note of what Hon. TJ Kajwang’ has said. However, if we consider it alongside the response given by the Senior Counsel, the Budget-making process is a function of the entire House. The Committee system is a purely administrative issue for managing the process due to the large numbers involved. Every Member is supposed to play their role as a representative of the people. Forget about everything else.
If we do that, we will not function effectively. Certain matters must be left to the Executive. This is the tradition, whether in Westminster or elsewhere. The Supplementary Estimates III seeks to endorse post-expenditure, that is, to allow, legalise and put into perspective what has already been spent.
I would also like to agree to some extent with my good friend, Hon. Emaase. In future, the National Treasury should allow a bit more time, two or three weeks, because we understand how these processes work. This will allow Members of the Budget and Appropriations Committee and relevant Committees ample time to go through the Estimates.
As it stands, and I know the good Counsel is aware, there is nothing illegal. Play your role. If you want to bring an amendment, please do so. If you want to voice your concern, do it. If you want to vote against it, do so. The Bill is properly before the House. You should play your role as a representative of the people.
Hon. Oundo.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, it is very perturbing how we are handling the affairs of this House regarding to the Budget-making process. The drafters of the Constitution provided for Article 223 to take into account exigencies that might occur during the financial year, but, honestly, bringing the matter to the House at the very end of the financial year smacks of mischief, considering that Article 114 provides that a Member of Parliament cannot move any amendments without the concurrence of the National Treasury. This is a matter we must reflect upon as a country. Otherwise, we might risk making the Budget-making process unpredictable and mess up the economic and proper management of national resources.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, if you peruse the document, you will find areas with increments and others with massive reductions. It is a symptom that at the beginning of the budgeting process, we seem to have problems with proper forecasting and understanding of our responsibilities. For example, there was a promise to extend the railway line to Malaba, yet we are now reducing railway transport by Ksh1.9 billion. Are we keeping our promises? Are we keeping our word? The promises made outside the House appear to be empty rhetoric, not grounded in law.
Finally,
we are
doing badly. We are unable to raise the revenue we project. The budgeting process is basically a clock to find ways and means of making us lose money. Bound by Articles 114 and 223, we have no choice but to sing along, say hallelujah, praise and worship, and just accept it. This is the unfortunate state our country has fallen into.
Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker.
Hon. Oundo, you have used many superlatives, but you are not backing up your claims with concrete facts. I will allow Hon. Kimani Kuria and Hon. Ochieng' to comment, after which we will close this debate.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, on the matter raised by Hon. Kajwang', it is important that we realise that once a Bill is tabled in this House, it becomes a property of the House. A Committee Report just informs the House. It does not mean that this House must abide by the Report of the Committee. This, therefore, means that even the Report tabled by my colleague, the Chairperson of the Budget and Appropriations Committee, Hon. Atandi, is not necessarily binding. Any Member of this House can rise in their position and amend any of the proposed allocations in that particular Bill.
That said, it is important to know that Supplementary Estimates III has been necessitated by the fact that, although our revenues have increased based on how much we
collected at the same time last year, we are still off target. Therefore, this necessitated the need to reduce the expenditures in line with the reduction in the actual revenues that occurred.
However, it is very important to note that this Parliament, being the House that appropriates money, has endeavoured to reduce our deficit as a percentage of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In the Financial Year 2022/2023, the deficit as a percentage of GDP was 5.7 per cent. In 2023/2024, we were able to reduce it to 4.9 per cent. For 2024/2025, we have brought it further down to 3.1 per cent. It means that this House has been cognisant of fiscal discipline and measures being put in place by the National Treasury, and we have agreed with them. We look forward to a time when our deficit as a percentage of GDP will be zero.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, it is possible that in the next few years, especially with the decision to focus more on non-tax revenue, which includes Appropriations-in-Aid and Public- Private Participation projects, we will reach a point where this House will pass a balanced Budget. We will not have to borrow, whether externally or domestically, to finance the Budget.
Article 223 is necessitated by emergencies that may not have been envisioned. With those remarks, Hon. Deputy Speaker, I beg to support the Report of the Budget and Appropriations Committee. I urge this House to support it. Thank you.
Hon. TJ, I gave you an opportunity to ventilate on what you thought about this Supplementary Budget. Please also allow other Members to air their views.
Hon. TJ, I have not given you the opportunity to speak. I will allow you to respond after everyone has spoken. Kindly sit. I will get to you.
Let us now have Hon. Ochieng’.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, this is not the first time we are doing a third Supplementary Estimates. In fact, there are times when it has been done on the last day of a financial year. These Estimates were tabled here one week ago. They were accordingly committed to all the Committees concerned. I sit in the Budget and Appropriations Committee. All chairpersons of Committees were given the opportunity to appear before the Budget and Appropriations Committee. In fact, more than half of the Committee Chairpersons appeared before the Committee. It is, therefore, not true to say that Committees had no chance to look at this document. More than half of the Committee Chairpersons appeared. In fact, for those who did not appear, it means that they were happy with the recommended cuts or increases, as it were.
I, therefore, want to disagree with Hon. Kajwang’. Every Committee had a chance to sit, look at the Supplementary Estimates III and appear before the Budget and Appropriations Committee. On Monday, 23rd June 2025, we sat at a venue. There were times we sat for two hours waiting for Chairpersons, but they never appeared. We cannot force them to come before the Budget and Appropriations Committee. That is what happened. Let me tell the House that the Chairman of the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning, the Chairman of the Departmental Committee on Agriculture and Livestock, and the Chairman of the Departmental Committee on Education all appeared. Those who did not appear, Hon. Deputy Speaker, let no one lie to you, sent letters to the Budget and Appropriations Committee telling us what they believe should happen. So, in terms of participation, Hon. Deputy Speaker, I want to assure and confirm to you that every single Committee participated in the process of the Supplementary Estimates III. It is wrong to say they did not.
It is important to note that this is not the stage where we are going to start saying that there are sinister motives about a third Supplementary Estimates. The Hon. Member knows
that there are times when we have discussed a third Supplementary Estimate on 29th June. If the country feels that monies we put in a State Department will not be spent and should be moved, and if there are monies that are lacking for a department that is crucial, like security... What do we do? Do we sit back and say that if we put it, Hon. Oundo will say that this is sinister? This Parliament must do its job regardless of what someone thinks, sinister or not.
I support this Report and support the Supplementary Estimates III.
Hon. Mugambi, I will give you two minutes.
Thank you. I was looking at the State Department of Housing and Public Works because I am the Vice-Chairman of the Departmental Committee on Housing, Urban Planning and Public Works. I have looked at the Estimates and what has come up. One of the greatest problems we face, particularly in the State Department of Public Works, is that it has been stifled from the beginning. In all the Supplementary Budgets, there is nothing positive that comes to the State Department of Public Works. When I see this coming towards the tail end of a financial year, it is really discouraging.
Let us not forget that the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG- CDF) money was reduced. Let it be on record that it is not right not to scrutinise what is being presented to the House. That is my concern. I repeat that the State Department of Public Works has been stifled and continues to be stifled. Somebody needs to be sensitive to that State Department. Therefore, the Budget and Appropriations Committee and the National Treasury must be sensitive, as we are likely to close some State departments at the end of the day.
I thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker.
Member for Laikipia, Hon. Jane Kagiri.
Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I rise to raise concerns regarding Supplementary Estimates III. I sit in the Budget and Appropriations Committee. I am well aware that the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Social Protection submitted to our Budget and Appropriations Committee a request for reinstatement of Ksh500 million that was deducted from the National Government Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF) in the Second Supplementary Estimates. It leaves me wondering why the request was not honoured.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, the NGAAF serves the vulnerable, including women, widows, People with Disabilities (PwDs) , and needy students. When we do not make it a priority to service the NGAAF, I wonder if it is our people we are trying to stifle and weaken.
Second, we have a challenge with the money meant for sanitary towels. Let me teach this House a little Biology. Our female students in schools have monthly periods. It is one year later, and we are still seeking money for sanitary towels for our students. I think it is a dishonour! I believe that in this House, everybody is related to a young girl in this country, either as an uncle, a father, a brother, or even a grandfather. Let us be sensitive to the needs of our girls. We owe them their money. Such money is required urgently. Roads are not a bigger priority than the health of our students, women, and children!
Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker.
Last, I will listen to Hon. Peter Kaluma. I will rule on your point of order in a minute, Hon. TJ Kajwang’. Proceed.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, the response to the matter raised by Hon. TJ Kajwang’ is in Standing Order 207 of the National Assembly Standing Orders. This Standing Order provision, Hon. Deputy Speaker and Members, establishes the Budget and Appropriations Committee, designates its mandate and sets out the procedure by which it proceeds when executing its mandate. According to Standing Order 207 (3) , the Committee's functions are to discuss and review the estimates and make
recommendations to the House. Part (d) states thus: to examine Bills related to the national Budget, including Appropriations Bills. Of course, there are other mandates spelt out there.
Hon. TJ Kajwang' is concerned with Standing Order 207(6), which says that the Committee shall invite Chairpersons of all Departmental Committees to make presentations during the consideration of the Budget. It is not denied before us that the Budget and Appropriations Committee invited all Chairpersons of Departmental Committees. If the Chairpersons, upon invitation, went before the Budget and Appropriations Committee without remitting the matter initially to their Departmental Committees for deliberation, that is a failure of the Chairpersons and a matter for the Chairpersons in terms of how they relate with their Committees and Committee Members.
It is not, however, the reason to deny that Supplementary Estimates III is properly before the House, having been tabled last week. In fact, it is the business of the House to proceed, those chairpersons having been invited. If we have any issues regarding whether the Chairpersons presided or referred this matter to the Committee for consideration, those are internal Committee issues. What is required is that the Budget and Appropriations Committee invites the Chairpersons when they make their decisions on the Supplementary Estimates. It has been confirmed that it happened. Therefore, the matter is properly before the House, and we are ready to transact it straight away.
Thank you, Hon. Members. We are now repeating ourselves on this matter. It is very clear that the Chairpersons appeared before the Budget and Appropriations Committee. Right now, the Budget and Appropriations Committee has brought its report to the House. So, all the committees are sitting here, and it is now for you, as a House, to decide. We are not going to say it was the Budget and Appropriations Committee that decided without Committees. It is now before all the Committee Members who are seated in this House. That is what we have discussed. So, Hon. TJ Kajwang’ your matter has been dealt with. It is now before the House. We can proceed.
On a point of order, Hon. Deputy Speaker.
Hon. TJ Kajwang’, what more can you say, really? If it had not come before the House now, we would have had an issue. But, it is now before the House.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I want to appreciate you for the ruling that you have given. In fact, I have listened to the expert from Homa Bay County, and he has squarely touched on all those issues. The problem may or may not have been with the Chairpersons, who would have moved their Departmental Committees to scrutinise those responses.
Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker.
Put the Question.
What is your question, Hon. Nyamai?
I will call the Mover to reply, but I will allow Hon. Donya to speak. Make it brief, and then we call the Mover.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I appreciate it. I have gone through the Third Supplementary Estimates. Yesterday, the Hon. Speaker stated that they had factored our Ksh500 million into the Supplementary Estimates. We have to ask the Chairman of the Budget and Appropriations Committee, Hon. Atandi, about it. I have gone
through it, but I cannot locate it. Since he is right here, could he please clarify where the Ksh500 million for the County Women Representatives is? He can provide us with an answer that we can work with. Thank you.
I call upon the Mover to reply. As you do, kindly answer Hon. Donya’s question.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I thank you for giving me the opportunity to reply. I also appreciate the Members who have raised various concerns. I thank the Members who have responded to the concerns raised by Hon. TJ Kajwang’.
Please keep quiet, Hon. Members. As a matter of fact, the Committee of the whole House is the budget-making Committee. Therefore, all Members of this House have the opportunity to make the Budget as we talk. We are moving forward to the Supplementary Appropriation Bill. Once there, let Members bring their amendments. Regarding the question raised by Hon. Donya about the National Government Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF), it is not included in the Third Supplementary Estimates. However, you can bring an amendment and introduce it so that it is passed. However, in the current Estimates before you, NGAAF is not factored in, as I mentioned to you yesterday.
Why?
I will allow you to move an amendment to this Report so that you can introduce the NGAAF allocation. With the permission of the Chairperson, you can move your amendment. Some members have raised concerns about the cuts, particularly those affecting housing. They are programmes that have not been tendered. Therefore, those amounts cannot be passed here. If the projects have not even taken off, then there is no reason we should allow them to stay on the books.
On the last issue of Committee Chairpersons, I said earlier that they appeared before us.
On a point of order, Hon. Deputy Speaker.
What is your point of order, Hon. Junet? Give him a chance.
Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker, for your indulgence. The Chairman of the Budget and Appropriations Committee needs to tell the House that these are the Third Supplementary Estimates. All these monies we are asking for, including the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) and NGAAF, were all appropriated in the Appropriation Bill that we passed and assented to by the President. Therefore, the Third Supplementary Estimates are largely based on Article 223 of the Constitution. The Cabinet Secretary spent money without parliamentary approval, and we are rectifying that. All the other monies that we passed are in the Budget Estimates and have been appropriated. We now expect the Cabinet Secretary to release the Exchequer. That is all. Even if he has not appropriated the money in these Supplementary Estimates, it means the money is in the real Budget and was in the Supplementary Budget. Let us not create confusion.
Okay. Hon. Atandi, please wind down in two minutes, and then we can put the Question.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, with those many remarks, I reply.
Thank you.
BILL
Second Reading
THE SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (NO. 2) BILL
(National Assembly Bill No. 26 of 2025)
Where has the Chairman of the Budget and Appropriations Committee disappeared to? Hon Atandi.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, there is a lot of noise in the Chamber.
Hon. Members, kindly resume your seats.
Hon. Tonkei, your concern has been responded to because what Hon. Junet said is the correct position. NGAAF is in the main Budget.
Hon. Atandi, proceed.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I beg to move that the Supplementary Appropriation (No. 2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 26 of 2025) be now read a Second Time.
This is the same Bill which we have just passed. Therefore, I do not want to belabour the points. The Bill gives the National Treasury the power to spend the money. Since we have already discussed it during the Second Reading, I will not say much.
I ask my Vice-Chairman to second. Thank you.
Hon. Pukose.
Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I second that the Supplementary Appropriation (No. 2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 26 of
- be now read a Second Time. We have just finished with the Supplementary Appropriation (No. 2) Bill, which is similar to what we are discussing. The other part is to allow the Government to spend. I do not think there is anything much other than to regularise what has been spent. With those few remarks, I second.
Put the Question.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE
IN THE COMMITTEE
The Supplementary Appropriation (No. 2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 26 of 2025)
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai): Order, Members. Those who wish to participate in the Committee of the whole House, please take your seats. Let us be orderly.
Order, Members. We are in the Committee of the whole House to consider the Supplementary Appropriation (No. 2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 26 of 2025).
Clause 5
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai): There is an amendment. Chairperson of the Budget and Appropriations Committee, Hon. Atandi, please proceed.
Order, Members.
Order, Leader of the Majority Party. Chairperson, pause for a minute. Since there is an amendment to this clause, it is better for the Chairperson to be heard in silence. I request that those consulting around the Leader of the Majority Party do so in lower tones. Women Representatives may consult with the Leader of the Majority Party, but they should do so quietly.
I need to protect the Leader of the Majority Party.
On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Chairlady.
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : What is out of order, Hon. Kaluma?
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, everything is out of order. The Leader of the Majority Party is the Leader of the Majority Party of the House. We are transacting the most fundamental role of the National Assembly under Article
- We cannot do that when the Leader of the Majority Party is under siege. Amelaliwa!
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai): Order, Hon. Kaluma! Hon. Members, this is my direction. I am a Member of this House, and I have an idea why the Women Representatives are consulting with the Leader of the Majority Party. However, they should consult in lower tones.
Proceed, Chairperson of the Budget and Appropriations Committee.
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move:
THAT, the Bill be amended by deleting clause 5 and substituting therefor the following new clause— The supply granted for the services of the year ending on 30th June 2025, in respect of Votes R1014, R1015, R1032, R1054, R1064, R1072,
R1082, R1091, R1092, R1093, R1095, R1122, R1123, R1134, R1135, R1152, R1166, R1173, R1174, R1175, R1176, R1177, R1192, R1203, R1212, R1213, R1221, R1271, R1291, R1321, R2031, R2051, R2101, R2121, R2131, R2151, D1023, D1036, D1064, D1065, D1066, D1071, D1072, D1083, D1091, D1092, D1104, D1135, D1162, D1166, D1192,
D1193, D1203, D1212, D1252, D1331 and D2111, in accordance with the Appropriation Act, 2024, is reduced by the amounts specified in the third column of the Second Schedule. The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai): Are you able to summarise?
I have already summarised. The Temporary Chairlady
(Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai)
: Okay. Thank you, Chairperson.
Put the Question. The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : I heard the interjection of the Leader of the Majority Party.
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, mine is just a point of information, since Hon. Kaluma seems to insinuate that I am under siege. I was consulting with the Women Representatives to assure them—I hope Hon. Tonkei and Hon. Donya are listening—that the Ksh500 million that was taken away in this Financial Year has been added to the Ksh3.5 billion in the 2025/2026 Estimates. Only three weeks from now, you will have Ksh4 billion, up from Ksh3.5 billion. The 'siege' I was under can now end. The National Government Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF) now has an additional Ksh500 million, bringing its total to Ksh4 billion. The Women Representatives are very good people,
especially those who are keen to detail while doing their work in this House, not just shouting out there.
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai): Leader of the Majority Party, you may take your seat. Thank you for the explanation and assurance to the Woman Representatives. Hon. Junet, do you wish to contribute? Kindly use the next microphone.
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I thank the Leader of the Majority Party for that clarification. NGAAF money is very important to this country. That Ksh4 billion will not only be budgeted for, but we will also ensure it is appropriated and released from the Exchequer even before the release of the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) money.
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Member for Seme and Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Health
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, if the money had been left here, they would have lost it. Because in the next two days, it would be virtually impossible to have used the money. The fact that the money has now been moved to the next financial year, we have saved it for our colleagues. That is the point I wanted to clarify.
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Thank you, Hon. Members, for your comments.
First Schedule
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : There is an amendment. Hon. Atandi.
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move:
THAT, the First Schedule to the Bill be deleted and replaced with the following new Schedule—
FIRST SCHEDULE
- Vote No. Service or Purpose Supply Appropriation in Aid Recurrent Expenditure Ksh R1011 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Executive Office of the President in the following programmes 60,000,000 20,000,000 General Administration Planning and Support Services 60,000,000 20,000,000 R1012 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Office of the Deputy President in the following programmes 200,000,000 - 0734000 Deputy President Services 200,000,000 - R1013 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Office of the Prime Cabinet Secretary in the following programmes 3,038,189 - 0755000 Government Coordination and Supervision 3,038,189 - R1016 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Cabinet Affairs in the following programmes 3,038,189 - 0758000 Cabinet Affairs Services 3,038,189 - R1017 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State House in the following programmes 3,698,814,811 - 0704000 State House Affairs 3,698,814,811 - R1023 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Correctional Services in the following programmes 300,000,000 - 0627000 Prison Services 280,000,000 - 0628000 Probation and After Care Services 20,000,000 - R1024 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Immigration and Citizen Services in the following programmes 100,000,000 - Population Management Services 100,000,000 - R1025 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the National Police Service in the following programmes 1,270,000,000 (55,727,600) 0601000 Policing Services 1,270,000,000 (55,727,600) R1026 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Internal Security and National Administration in the following programmes 2,340,927,012 7,213,000 0629000 General Administration and Support Services 2,500,000,000 7,213,000 0630000 Policy Coordination Services 10,000,000 - 0632000 National Government Field Administration Services (169,072,988) - R1036 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current 1,100,000,000 - expenses of the State Department for the ASALs and Regional Development in the following programmes Accelerated ASAL Development 899,822,412 - General Administration, Planning and Support Services 90,181,649 - Integrated Regional Development 109,995,939 - R1053 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Foreign Affairs in the following programmes 336,613,850 42,700,000 General Administration Planning and Support Services 36,613,850 - Foreign Relation and Diplomacy 300,000,000 32,700,000 0742000 Foreign Policy Research, Capacity Dev and Technical Cooperation - 10,000,000 R1065 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Higher Education and Research in the following programmes 996,300,000 2,671,090,447 0504000 University Education 997,300,000 2,531,090,447 Research, Science, Technology and Innovation (1,000,000) 140,000,000 R1066 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Basic Education in the following programmes 40,564,888 100,000,000 0501000 Primary Education (535,935,550) - 0502000 Secondary Education 335,935,550 100,000,000 Quality Assurance and Standards 158,600,000 - General Administration, Planning and Support Services 81,964,888 - R1071 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of The National Treasury in the following programmes 4,253,000,000 - General Administration Planning and Support Services 5,328,649,334 - Public Financial Management (1,075,649,334) - R1083 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Public Health and Professional Standards in the following programmes 222,429,884 4,000,000 0406000 Preventive and Promotive Health Services (14,600,000) 10,000,000 Health Resources Development and Innovation (998,255) - 0408000 Health Policy, Standards and Regulations - (6,000,000) 0412000 General Administration 238,028,139 - R1094 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Housing and Urban Development in the following programmes 30,184,451 - 0102000 Housing Development and Human Settlement 16,300,000 - 0105000 Urban and Metropolitan Development 4,984,451 - General Administration Planning and Support Services 8,900,000 - R1104 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Irrigation in the following programmes 1,107,231 - General Administration, Planning and Support Services 1,107,231 - R1132 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Sports in the following programmes 1,685,837,642 6,000,000 0901000 Sports 1,685,837,642 6,000,000 R1162 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Livestock Development in the following programmes 41,858,030 3,711,300 Livestock Resources Management and Development 41,858,030 3,711,300 R1169 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Agriculture in the following programmes 99,596,804 - General Administration Planning and Support Services 134,700,000 - 0108000 Crop Development and Management (45,003,196) - Agribusiness and Information Management 9,900,000 - R1184 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Labour and Skills Development in the following programmes 31,000,000 - General Administration Planning and Support Services 67,900,000 - 0906000 Labour, Employment and Safety Services (36,900,000) - R1185 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current 12,460,443,280 - expenses of the State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizens Affairs in the following programmes 0908000 Social Development and Children Services (9,000,000) - 0909000 National Social Safety Net 12,470,443,280 - General Administration, Planning and Support Services (1,000,000) - R1193 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Petroleum in the following programmes 1,000,000 23,642,800 0215000 Exploration and Distribution of Oil and Gas 1,000,000 23,642,800 R1202 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Tourism in the following programmes 886,971,321 (900,000,000) Tourism Product Development and Diversification 886,971,321 (900,000,000) R1252 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Law Office in the following programmes 67,176,910 - 0606000 Legal Services 43,466,706 - General Administration, Planning and Support Services 23,710,204 - R1261 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of The Judiciary in the following programmes 68,000,000 7,327,460 0610000 Dispensation of Justice 68,000,000 7,327,460 R1281 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the National Intelligence Service in the following programmes 3,000,000,000 - National Security Intelligence 3,000,000,000 - R1331 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Environment and Climate Change in the following programmes 203,916,010 180,000,000 1002000 Environment Management and Protection 251,916,010 180,000,000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services (30,000,000) - 1012000 Meteorological Services (18,000,000) - R1332 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Forestry in the following programmes 546,000,000 (300,000,000) Forests Development, Management and Conservation 550,000,000 (300,000,000) General Administration, Planning and Support Services (4,000,000) - R2011 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights in the following programmes 2,957,801 - 0616000 Protection and Promotion of Human Rights 2,957,801 - R2021 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the National Land Commission in the following programmes 297,187,531 - 0119000 Land Administration and Management 297,187,531 - R2061 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Commission on Revenue Allocation in the following programmes 11,000,000 11,700,000 Inter-Governmental Transfers and Financial Matters 11,000,000 11,700,000 R2071 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Public Service Commission in the following programmes 87,000,000 - General Administration, Planning and Support Services 107,200,000 - Human Resource Management and Development (20,200,000) - R2091 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Teachers Service Commission in the following programmes 3,340,380,000 (10,000,000) Teacher Resource Management 3,340,380,000 - 0510000 Governance and Standards - (40,000,000) General Administration, Planning and Support Services - 30,000,000 Sub Cluster Total 37,786,343,834 1,811,657,407
- Vote No. Service or Purpose Supply Appropriation in Aid Development Expenditure Kshs. D1032 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Devolution in the following programmes 106,000,000 - 0712000 Devolution Services 106,000,000 - D1082 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital 113,595,668 (905,000,000) expenses of the State Department for Medical Services in the following programmes National Referral and Specialised Services (197,296,120) (195,000,000) 0410000 Curative and Reproductive Maternal New Born Child Adolescent Health RMNCAH 310,891,788 (710,000,000) D1094 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Housing and Urban Development in the following programmes 7,757,643,443 - 0102000 Housing Development and Human Settlement 7,415,510,309 - 0105000 Urban and Metropolitan Development 342,133,134 - D1109 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Water and Sanitation in the following programmes 2,009,417,313 1,104,800,000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services (1,620,000) - Water Resources Management (411,546,687) 633,800,000 Water and Sewerage Infrastructure Development 2,422,584,000 471,000,000 D1112 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Lands and Physical Planning in the following programmes 1,000,000,000 - 0101000 Land Policy and Planning 1,000,000,000 (31,116,271) Land Information Management - 31,116,271 D1122 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Information Communication Technology and Digital Economy in the following programmes 250,000,000 4,164,000,000 ICT Infrastructure Development 250,000,000 4,164,000,000 D1132 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Sports in the following programmes 42,000,000 - 0901000 Sports 42,000,000 - D1152 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Energy in the following programmes 2,054,947,438 (2,020,567,590) 0212000 Power Generation (508,552,562) (840,000,000) 0213000 Power Transmission and Distribution 2,349,500,000 (1,180,567,590) Alternative Energy Technologies 214,000,000 - D1169 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Agriculture in the following programmes 1,048,375,274 (157,287,938) General Administration Planning and Support Services - (22,000,000) Crop Development and Management 1,048,375,274 (135,287,938) D1175 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Industry in the following programmes 260,000,000 - Standards and Quality Infrastructure and Research 260,000,000 - D1213 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Public Service in the following programmes 98,000,000 - Public Service Transformation 98,000,000 - D1261 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of The Judiciary in the following programmes 44,500,000 - 0610000 Dispensation of Justice 44,500,000 - D1291 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in the following programmes 3,000,000 - 0612000 Public Prosecution Services 3,000,000 - D1332 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Forestry in the following programmes 200,000,000 - Forests Development, Management and Conservation 200,000,000 - Sub Cluster Total 14,987,479,136 2,185,944,472 Cluster Total 52,773,822,970 3,997,601,879 (Question of the amendment proposed)
Put the Question! The Temporary Chairlady
(Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai)
: Thank you, Chair.
Would you like to make a comment, Hon. (Dr) Makali Mulu? Yes, you may. You have the microphone.
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, we are discussing figures. I am sure we have not amended the whole Schedule. Why can we not be told what has been changed and what it is for, because we are discussing the Budget, not general things? We are taking this process so casually as a House. I do not know why we want to do this. Why can we not just be told what has been changed, because we could not have changed the whole Schedule?
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Hon. (Dr) Makali, since you are a Member of the Budget and Appropriations Committee, I thought you would also expound.
On a point of order, Hon. Temporary Chairlady.
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : What is out of order, Leader of the Minority Party, Hon. Junet Mohamed?
Hon. Temporary Speaker, as the Minority side…
Just wait. Wacha nipige yeye. Sorry, that is not in The Hansard. As the Minority side, we have given Hon. (Dr) Makali the privilege and honour to represent us in the Budget and Appropriations Committee. It is he who should tell us what this Report contains. He is behaving like a layman here, asking for details in front of the House and the public. If he was sleeping during the budget sessions, then let him give way to someone else who understands budget-making.
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Can I put the question? Yes, Hon. (Dr) Makali Mulu, let me give you a chance to respond and expound on what is in this Schedule.
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, with all due respect… I think Members should listen to me.
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Order, Hon. Kaluma. Let the Member for Kitui Central be heard in silence.
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, with all due respect...
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Let him be heard.
Kaluma, you cannot gag me. Kaluma, I have been elected by the people of Kitui Central, just as you were elected by the people of Homa Bay. You can go to hell.
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Order, Hon. CNN. Hon. Charles Nguna, please take your seat. Order, Hon. Kaluma.
You know, Hon. Temporary
Chairlady, what I am saying is this.
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai): He is on a point of order. Let him speak.
Hon. Kaluma, you are not seated on the Speaker's Chair.
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Order, Hon. Kaluma. Normally you are an orderly Member.
I want to tell Hon. Kaluma that Hon. Makali Mulu is not the kind of person he can intimidate.
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Hon. (Dr) Makali Mulu now.
I cannot be intimidated by anybody in this House. With all due respect to my “Leader of the Minority Party”, he knows very well that I cannot be late when it comes to budget-making in this country.
This is what I was saying in the earlier debate – which Hon. Kajwang’ raised – the issue of when this Budget was presented and discussed. I can tell you for sure that I am a Member of the Budget and Appropriations Committee. However, communication to our Committee came late at night when we were proceeding with our own things on Friday and Saturday. I did not even sit in that session. It is not a mistake that I did not sit; what I am saying is that we are in a Committee of the whole House…
Even if I sat there… The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Hon. (Dr) Makali, you have made your point.
Hon. Junet. Hon. Kaluma, you know very well that when you are on your feet, and Hon. Junet Mohamed is on his feet, in terms of order of precedence, he is the one to speak.
Please proceed.
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, the Supplementary Estimates were tabled in this House in good time. Members had enough time to scrutinise it. The Committee also had enough time under the able Chairmanship of Hon. Atandi. If Hon. Makali was busy coordinating and supervising other functions, like what is happening today in the country, then that is up to him. I know our colleagues in the Wiper Democratic Movement were busy organising a different matter.
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Hon. Kaluma. After that, I will give the Chair of the Committee a chance to summarise.
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, my only point is to say that the matter being raised by Hon. Makali Mulu was raised by Hon. Kajwang’, and there was a substantive ruling on it. We are now contributing clause by clause based on the information we have as Members. This thing has left the Committee. My point of order is that we should not be taken back to what the Speaker substantively ruled on in the Committee. We should proceed to the subject matter under the Committee of the whole House.
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Thank you very much, Hon. Kaluma.
Chairman, you will be the last on this one.
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. Hon. (Dr) Makali…
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Hon. Chair, I will give a chance first to the Leader of the Majority Party, and then I will come back to you.
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I want to agree with the Members who have spoken, especially Hon. Kaluma and Hon. Junet. It is wrong for Hon. Makali to insinuate that there was no time for consideration of these Supplementary Estimates. We were all seated here when these Estimates were tabled, and the Chair stood in his place and gave a programme of events on what would happen. Hon. (Dr) Makali Mulu is a Member of the Budget and Appropriations Committee that considered these Estimates. Therefore, to stand in his place and insinuate that there was no time for consideration when all the other 26 Members had time to sit and consider those Estimates is misleading.
I was just checking whether Hon. (Dr) Makali attended those meetings. However, I am told he was unable to attend because it was held over the weekend. He was attending some church, the Salvation Army Church, somewhere in Karen with Hon. Kalonzo Musyoka. He is speaking against economic empowerment programs, yet he and Hon. Kalonzo Musyoka were empowering a church; a church of very wealthy men in Karen, when the people of Kitui Central have no churches. How I wish Hon. (Dr) Makali Mulu was using that time to empower churches in Kitui Central, and not to empower rich men in Karen.
Hon. (Dr) Makali Mulu with your party leader, please go and empower those mabati churches in Kitui and Mwingi instead of empowering rich men in Karen; men who live in houses worth half a billion shillings. How can you go and empower such people in Karen when you are not empowering people in Kitui Central, Hon. Makali Mulu, honestly? That is the time you would have used in Committee. The Committee sat on Friday, Saturday, and even on Sunday and Monday. They missed your expertise, Hon. Makali. Please, next time, spend your time with the Committee rather than empowering rich men in Karen.
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Chair, you are the last on this one.
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. Hon. (Dr) Makali is a competent Member of the Budget and Appropriations Committee. Unfortunately, he was not with us when we were processing the Supplementary Estimates.
Having said that, I would like to explain the changes we are making. The First Schedule contained votes that were presented to us by the National Treasury. After the Bill was presented to us, we made changes. Some of the changes we made include the inclusion of the NG-CDF, which was not in the original Schedule. There are also additional changes introduced by the National Treasury through a memo. That is why we are changing the entire Schedule.
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Thank you very much, Hon. Members.
Second Schedule
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai): Chair, we have an amendment.
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I would like to move that Clause 2 of the Bill be amended by deleting the words…
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Chair, we are on the Second Schedule.
You may come to the table, Hon. Chair.
Hon. Members, after consultations, I would like us to go back to the Second Schedule. Chairman, would you like to say something before we proceed?
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, we have an amendment on the Second Schedule. I beg to move:
THAT, the Second Schedule to the Bill be amended and substituted with the following new Schedule— Second Schedule
- Vote No. Service or Purpose Supply Appropriation in Aid Recurrent Expenditure Ksh. R1014 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Parliamentary Affairs in the following programmes (16,018,507) - Parliamentary Liaison and Legislative Affairs 3,330,066 - 0760000 Policy Coordination and Strategy (4,330,066) - 0761000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services (15,018,507) - R1015 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Performance and Delivery Management in the following programmes (5,000,000) - Public Service Performance Management 3,500,000 - 0764000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services (8,500,000) - R1032 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Devolution in the following programmes (14,000,000) - 0712000 Devolution Services (14,000,000) - R1054 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Diaspora Affairs in the following programmes (20,000,000) - 0752000 Management of Diaspora Affairs (20,000,000) - R1064 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Technical Vocational Education and Training in the following programmes (130,000,000) 1,020,880,790
- Vote No. Service or Purpose Supply Appropriation in Aid Recurrent Expenditure Ksh. 0505000 Technical Vocational Education and Training (130,000,000) 1,020,880,790 R1072 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Economic Planning in the following programmes (263,000,000) - Monitoring and Evaluation Services (9,725,125) - 0706000 Economic Policy and National Planning (237,260,400) - 0709000 General Administration Planning and Support Services (16,014,475) - R1082 The amount required in the year ending 30th June, 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Medical Services in the following programmes (331,500,000) 280,000,000 0402000 National Referral & Specialised Services (307,000,000) 280,000,000 0412000 General Administration (24,500,000) - R1091 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Roads in the following programmes (70,000,000) - 0202000 Road Transport (70,000,000) - R1092 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Transport in the following programmes (485,060,387) 103,000,000 0201000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services 22,197,636 - 0203000 Rail Transport (500,000,000) - 0205000 Air Transport (7,258,023) 103,000,000 R1093 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Shipping and Maritime Affairs in the following programmes (24,030,953) (92,000,000) 0220000 Shipping and Maritime Affairs (24,030,953) (92,000,000) R1095 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Public Works in the following programmes (56,182,841) - 0103000 Government Buildings (41,000,841) - Coastline Infrastructure and Pedestrian Access (6,000,000) - 0106000 General Administration Planning and Support Services (2,182,000) - 0218000 Regulation and Development of the Construction Industry (7,000,000) - R1122 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Information Communication Technology & Digital Economy in the following programmes (25,046,833) 10,000,000 0210000 ICT Infrastructure Development 3,363,551 -
- Vote No. Service or Purpose Supply Appropriation in Aid Recurrent Expenditure Ksh. 0217000 E-Government Services (28,410,384) 10,000,000 R1123 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Broadcasting & Telecommunications in the following programmes (4,000,000) - 0207000 General Administration Planning and Support Services 10,297,478 - 0208000 Information and Communication Services (14,297,478) - R1134 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Culture, the Arts and Heritage in the following programmes (6,186,715) - 0903000 The Arts (2,186,715) - 0905000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services (2,000,000) - 0916000 Public Records Management (2,000,000) - R1135 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Youth Affairs and Creative Economy in the following programmes (8,000,000) - 0748000 Youth Development Services (7,000,000) - 0749000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services (1,000,000) - R1152 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Energy in the following programmes (8,000,000) 1,039,818 0211000 General Administration Planning and Support Services (3,637,586) - 0212000 Power Generation (4,362,414) (10,000,000) Power Transmission and Distribution - 11,039,818 R1166 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for the Blue Economy and Fisheries in the following programmes (5,334,711) - Fisheries Development and Management (3,000,000) - 0117000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services (2,334,711) - R1173 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Cooperatives in the following programmes (7,882,124) 2,000,000 0304000 Cooperative Development and Management (7,882,124) 2,000,000 R1174 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Trade in the following programmes (13,000,000) - 0309000 Domestic Trade and Enterprise Development (1,411,929) -
- Vote No. Service or Purpose Supply Appropriation in Aid Recurrent Expenditure Ksh. 0311000 International Trade Development and Promotion (7,335,909) - 0312000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services (4,252,162) - R1175 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Industry in the following programmes (14,673,919) 50,000,000 0301000 General Administration Planning and Support Services (14,673,919) - Industrial Promotion and Development - 50,000,000 R1176 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development in the following programmes (5,556,086) 10,025,794 0316000 Promotion and Development of MSMEs (4,060,000) - 0317000 Product and Market Development for MSMEs - 10,025,794 0319000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services (1,496,086) - R1177 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Investment Promotion in the following programmes (8,157,062) 94,028,948 Investment Development and Promotion (8,157,062) 94,028,948 R1192 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Mining in the following programmes (6,000,000) 268,300,000 1007000 General Administration Planning and Support Services (6,000,000) - Geological Survey and Geoinformation Management - 268,300,000 R1203 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Wildlife in the following programmes (5,305,800) - Wildlife Conservation and Management (5,305,800) - R1212 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Gender and Affirmative Action in the following programmes - 0912000 Gender Empowerment (283,166) - 0913000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services 283,166 - R1213 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for Public Service in the following programmes (173,000,000) -
- Vote No. Service or Purpose Supply Appropriation in Aid Recurrent Expenditure Ksh. 0710000 Public Service Transformation (187,000,000) - 0709000 General Administration Planning and Support Services 14,000,000 - R1221 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the State Department for East African Community Affairs in the following programmes (8,000,000) - 0305000 East African Affairs and Regional Integration (8,000,000) - R1271 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission in the following programmes - 6,300,000 0611000 Ethics and Anti-Corruption - 6,300,000 R1291 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions in the following programmes - 2,500,000 0612000 Public Prosecution Services - 2,500,000 R1321 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Witness Protection Agency in the following programmes (3,000,000) - 0615000 Witness Protection (3,000,000) - R2031 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission in the following programmes (37,000,000) - 0617000 Management of Electoral Processes (34,931,122) - Delimitation of Electoral Boundaries (2,068,878) - R2051 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Judicial Service Commission in the following programmes (19,529,246) 7,500,000 0619000 Judicial Oversight (19,529,246) 7,500,000 R2101 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the National Police Service Commission in the following programmes (972,000) - 0620000 National Police Service Human Resource Management (972,000) - R2121 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Controller of Budget in the following programmes (70,000,000) - 0730000 Control and Management of Public Finances (70,000,000) - R2131 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Commission on Administrative Justice in the following programmes (11,126,298) - 0731000 Promotion of Administrative Justice (11,126,298) -
- Vote No. Service or Purpose Supply Appropriation in Aid Recurrent Expenditure Ksh. R2151 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for current expenses of the Independent Policing Oversight Authority in the following programmes (7,021,769) - 0622000 Policing Oversight Services (7,021,769) - Sub Cluster Total (1,861,585,251) 1,763,575,350
- Vote No. Service or Purpose Supply Appropriation in Aid Development Expenditure Ksh. D1023 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Correctional Services in the following programmes - 0627000 Prison Services (5,100,000) - 0628000 Probation & After Care Services 5,100,000 - D1036 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for the ASALs and Regional Development in the following programmes (1,028,370,000) (286,560,000) 0733000 Accelerated ASAL Development (738,370,000) (96,560,000) 1013000 Integrated Regional Development (290,000,000) (190,000,000) D1064 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Technical Vocational Education and Training in the following programmes (242,000,000) (85,000,000) 0505000 Technical Vocational Education and Training (242,000,000) (85,000,000) D1065 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Higher Education and Research in the following programmes (192,867,400) (7,000,000) 0504000 University Education (192,867,400) (7,000,000) D1066 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Basic Education in the following programmes (2,016,500,000) (220,000,000) 0501000 Primary Education (2,036,000,000) (100,000,000) 0502000 Secondary Education 19,500,000 (120,000,000) D1071 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of The National Treasury in the following programmes (297,447,311) 1,169,064,771 0717000 General Administration Planning and Support Services 902,000,000 (99,000,000) 0718000 Public Financial Management (5,443,447,311) 1,268,064,771 0719000 Economic and Financial Policy Formulation and Management 4,244,000,000 - D1072 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Economic Planning in the following programmes - (10,000,000) 0707000 National Statistical Information Services - (10,000,000)
- Vote No. Service or Purpose Supply Appropriation in Aid Recurrent Expenditure Ksh. D1083 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Public Health and Professional Standards in the following programmes (175,000,000) (95,000,000) 0406000 Preventive and Promotive Health Services (195,000,000) (95,000,000) 0407000 Health Resources Development and Innovation 20,000,000 - D1091 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Roads in the following programmes (11,502,000,000) (234,000,000) 0202000 Road Transport (11,502,000,000) (234,000,000) D1092 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Transport in the following programmes (1,330,000,000) 37,000,000 0201000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services - (63,000,000) 0203000 Rail Transport (1,240,000,000) (200,000,000) 0204000 Marine Transport - 500,000,000 0216000 Road Safety (90,000,000) (200,000,000) D1104 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Irrigation in the following programmes (350,000,000) (1,079,000,000) 1014000 Irrigation and Land Reclamation (450,000,000) (1,079,000,000) 1015000 Water Storage and Flood Control 100,000,000 - D1135 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Youth Affairs and Creative Economy in the following programmes (50,000,000) (250,000,000) 0711000 Youth Empowerment Services 200,000,000 (250,000,000) 0748000 Youth Development Services (250,000,000) - D1162 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Livestock Development in the following programmes (459,375,274) - 0112000 Livestock Resources Management and Development (459,375,274) - D1166 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for the Blue Economy and Fisheries in the following programmes (900,000,000) - Fisheries Development and Management (1,200,000,000) - 0118000 Development and Coordination of the Blue Economy 300,000,000 - D1192 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Mining in the following programmes - 50,000,000
- Vote No. Service or Purpose Supply Appropriation in Aid Recurrent Expenditure Ksh. Geological Survey and Geoinformation Management - 50,000,000 D1193 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Petroleum in the following programmes - (309,100,000) 0215000 Exploration and Distribution of Oil and Gas - (309,100,000) D1203 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Wildlife in the following programmes - (149,500,000) Wildlife Conservation and Management - (149,500,000) D1212 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Gender and Affirmative Action in the following programmes - (190,000,000) 0912000 Gender Empowerment - (190,000,000) D1252 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Law Office in the following programmes (15,000,000) - 0609000 General Administration, Planning and Support Services (15,000,000) - D1331 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the State Department for Environment & Climate Change in the following programmes (850,708) (40,000,000) 1002000 Environment Management and Protection (850,708) (40,000,000) D2111 The amount required in the year ending 30th June 2025 for capital expenses of the Auditor General in the following programmes (23,000,000) - 0729000 Audit Services (23,000,000) - Sub Cluster Total (18,582,410,693) (1,699,095,229) Cluster Total (20,443,995,944) 64,480,121 Grand Total 32,329,827,026 4,062,082,000 (Question of the amendment proposed)
Put the question.
Clause 2
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai): We have an amendment. Chairman, proceed.
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. I beg to move:
THAT, Clause 2 of the Bill be amended by deleting the words “Forty-Nine Billion Three Hundred Ninety Million Nine Hundred and Seven Thousand Nine Hundred Thirteen, appearing after the words “the sum of” and substituting therefor the words “Fifty-Two Billion Seven Hundred Seventy-Three Million Eight Hundred Twenty-Two Thousand Nine Hundred Seventy”
The Temporary Chairlady (Hon. (Dr) Rachael Nyamai) : Hon. Members, we have concluded consideration of the Bill.
Mover.
Hon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move that the Committee do report to the House its consideration of the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 26 of 2025) and its approval thereof with amendments.
IN THE HOUSE
MOTION
CONSIDERATION OF REPORT ON THE SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (NO. 2) BILL
Chairperson.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I beg to report that the Committee of the whole House has considered the Supplementary Appropriation (No.
- Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 26 of 2025) and approved the same with amendments. Thank you.
Mover.
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I beg to move that the House do agree with the Committee in the said report.
I second.
Mover.
BILL
Third Reading
THE SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION (NO. 2) BILL
(National Assembly Bill No. 26 of 2025)
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I beg to move that the Supplementary Appropriation (No.2) Bill (National Assembly Bill No. 26 of 2025) be now read a Third Time.
I request my able deputy to second.
I second.
Put the question.
Next order.
MOTION
Who is moving on behalf of the Chairman, Public Debt and Privatisation Committee?
On a point of order.
What is your point of order, Dr Oundo?
Hon. Deputy Speaker, I was just wondering. With your indulgence, we can dispense with Order 7 in the Order Paper, as we
skipped it in view of the urgency and importance of the Supplementary Appropriation (No. 2) Bill. I am sure there are not too many questions and requests.
Now that I have read Order 14, allow us to dispense with it and then we re-arrange the Order Paper to accommodate Statements and Questions.
Proceed.
ADOPTION OF REPORT ON THIRD SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES FOR FY 2024/2025
Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I beg to move the following Motion:
THAT, this House adopts the Report of the Public Debt and Privatisation
Committee on its consideration of the Consolidated Fund Services for the
Supplementary Estimates III for FY 2024/2025, laid on the Table of the House on Tuesday, 24th June 2025. The review of the Consolidated Fund Services (CFS) under Supplementary Estimates III for the financial year 2024/2025 offers an encouraging signal for Kenya’s evolving physical landscape. Notably, CFS expenditures are projected to decline by Ksh295.28 billion from Ksh2.2 trillion to Ksh1.99 trillion.
[The Temporary Speaker (Hon. David Ochieng) took the Chair]
The Public Debt Service continues to dominate the Consolidated Fund Services (CFS) allocations, accounting for 88 per cent of total expenditures. While this underscores the weight of debt-related obligations on the national Budget, it also highlights a significant opportunity: the need to institutionalise structured and predictable liability management. The Government can then unlock more sustainable fiscal space over the medium term, support development priorities, and protect essential public services.
Major changes under the CFS include a reduction of Ksh106.5 billion, from Ksh569.9 billion to Ksh385.4 billion, in domestic debt redemption payments primarily due to a decrease of Ksh184.2 billion in the provision meant to cover any shortfall in the redemption of Treasury Bills, from Ksh200 billion to Ksh15.89 billion. The external debt service is projected to decline by Ksh110 billion from Ksh704.9 billion to Ksh594.9 billion. The changes are a result of a reduction of Ksh114.87 billion, or 24 per cent, to Ksh361.5 billion from Ksh474.4 billion under external debt redemption payments, attributed to liability management targeting the Trade and Development Bank syndicated loan, of which the amount due of Ksh173.8 billion will decline to Ksh58.97 billion.
No changes have been instituted to the allocations for pensions, salaries, and allowances for constitutional and independent office holders and other miscellaneous expenditures. Cumulatively, these expenditures will remain at Ksh246.97 billion.
The Committee observes that the current gains from liability management operations, though welcome, should be anchored in a robust policy framework. The absence of a comprehensive national liability management policy has limited the strategic deployment of debt reorganisation tools such as repayments, swaps, and restructuring. Formalising such a policy will allow the National Treasury to plan proactively, reduce financing risks, and better align fiscal outcomes with the country's long-term development agenda.
In this regard, the Committee has recommended that the National Treasury develop and publish a comprehensive national liability management policy within 60 days of the adoption of this Report. This Policy should articulate clear guidelines and measurable targets aimed at reducing the debt service burden and enhancing fiscal space.
Hon. Temporary Speaker, I beg to move and request Hon. Kasalu to second.
Proceed, Hon. Kasalu.
Hon. Temporary Speaker, I second.
That is pretty unusual.
I request that those who wish to contribute to this Motion press the intervention button. I can see Hon. Ikiara Dorothy and Hon. Adan. Do you want to contribute to this? Let us have Hon. James Nyikal.
Hon. Temporary Speaker, I will be very brief as I support this very important Motion. We have not had such a report for a long time. The Report is part of the Budget because it indicates which debts we are paying. The Report indicates that the information should be published within 60 days.
I urge the Committee to avail that Report in good time. This Report was tabled yesterday, and many Members have probably not seen it. However, we would like the detailed Report to come in good time so that we can read it. If we are not careful about how debts are handled, they may actually be paid in a preferential manner. A committee is dealing with this, and we will receive a report. However, that Report should be tabled in the House within 60 days so that we can see how to handle our debts and the details therein.
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker.
Member for Funyula.
Hon. Temporary Speaker, it is sometimes difficult to deal with this matter. Just a few days ago, during the Budget process, similar recommendations of a 60-day timeline were made. The same timeline was recommended when we were doing the Supplementary Budget. Hon. Temporary Speaker, one day you will have to guide us on when the 60 days start and end because it is becoming a boring song.
The Report is not very clear on exactly what is happening, and that is why the Member who was asked to second the Motion had nothing useful to add. The timing of these fundamental Supplementary Budgets, whether under Articles 114 or 223 of the Constitution, is highly suspicious. Accountants will tell you that it is important to clean up the books at the end of a financial year, but there are always restatements that can happen after the financial year.
Hon. Temporary Speaker, if you received Ksh1 billion right now, how would you absorb it between now and Monday? Something is wrong somewhere. If it were a recurring expenditure, we could argue that there is a loan under the CFS that we had forgotten to repay, which is due on Friday. We could understand that. How the National Treasury can forget the maturity of a loan is very baffling. Everybody would imagine that the recurrent expenditure for salaries, allowances, and remuneration for constitutional officeholders is fixed. I am probably not an expert on the issue of Supplementary Budgets under the CFS, but if you give Hon. (Dr) Makali Mulu an opportunity to speak on this Motion, he can educate the uneducated.
Otherwise, I have nothing useful to add other than being left in Wonderland. How can the CFS have a Supplementary Budget at the tail-end of the financial year?
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker.
Next is Hon. Makali Mulu. Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning, wait for a minute. Let us hear Hon. Makali Mulu.
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I can explain some scenarios that necessitate a Supplementary Budget for CFS expenditures. Hon. Members, you know well that most of our external debt is in foreign currency, such as dollars and euros. One of the reasons for a supplementary budget is a change in the exchange rate, which could trigger the need for additional resources for repayment. Once the rates change, you will automatically have more than you budgeted for.
Another situation occurs when tabulating the loans due; if you miss one that is due within the year and needs to be paid, you must factor in that amount. In my view, Consolidated Fund Services (CFS) is the easiest option for managing supplementary budgets because, once it is approved, you only need to focus on making the payments. Some of the earlier issues we were discussing require procurement, and you may lack time. However, there is a way to address this.
Hon. Temporary Speaker, regarding this Report, the challenge we face with CFS expenditures is the budget deficit. Every financial year, we address the budget deficit. For instance, we have agreed that it will be 4.5 per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP) for the Financial Year 2025/2026. When the Chairperson presented the Budget summary, 4.5 per cent of our total Budget amounted to Ksh876 billion. However, when Hon. Mbadi, the Cabinet Secretary, specified the amount to be borrowed, he indicated Ksh920 billion, resulting in a difference of Ksh47 billion. Thus, the Report approved here by the Public Debt and Privatisation Committee was Ksh876 billion, while the Cabinet Secretary's Report was Ksh920 billion. So, when the budget deficit fluctuates, it complicates the predictability of the Budget. We have a budget that is a moving target, and as a House, we must firm up our approach.
Once we agree on the amount to be borrowed by the Government in this financial year, we should not allow these figures to change midway, which would lead to the unpredictability we currently experience. All said and done, CFS expenditures represent the highest expenditure item in our Budget, now approximately Ksh1.2 trillion. This leaves minimal fiscal space for other activities. As a House, we need to deliberate seriously about managing CFS expenditures. Within these expenditures, the most significant item is the payment of public debt, encompassing both interest repayments and principal payments. This is a serious matter requiring our attention to assist the country in addressing it.
Hon. Oundo raised the issue of timing. I have been listening since morning, including your contribution to the earlier Motion. We, as a House, should not apologise for the National Treasury's inadequacies. The pressure we face stems from the late presentation of budgets, which does not allow sufficient time for the House to process them. We must establish a firm deadline, instructing that if a Supplementary Budget is not submitted one month before the end of the financial year, it will not be considered. This will enable us to examine the Budget in detail and ascertain what payments will be made.
Hon. Temporary Speaker, Article 223 has been controversial. Since we joined this House together, we have engaged extensively in the Budget and Appropriations Committee, consistently discussing Article 223 and its loopholes regarding the National Treasury's utilisation. I wish we could dedicate more time to reviewing proposed expenditures under Article 223, as these represent some of the easier avenues used by certain technocrats to misallocate public resources. As a House, we must discuss this issue and take a firm position. I recall a past discussion when Hon. Mbadi was a Member of Parliament, where we both
advocated for a thorough scrutiny of Article 223 in the National Treasury to ensure its proper utilisation. Otherwise, we risk turning the 13th Parliament into a mere talking shop regarding budget matters, which is unfortunate. We must treat this issue with the seriousness it deserves. Nevertheless, I support this Report to ensure that all necessary payments for CFS expenditures are processed before June.
I submit.
Thank you. Member for Kibra.
Thank you, Honourable Speaker. I rise to join my colleagues in discussing the long-standing issue of public debt in this country. I believe we need to itemise these debts when they are brought to the House for discussion. We must understand what debts we are repaying; otherwise, we could end up paying for air for an extended period. This debt increases every year. It is now about Ksh9 trillion to Ksh10 trillion. When the Cabinet Secretary was here last, he promised to constitute a committee to address the debts he inherited. We remain hopeful that he will uphold his commitment and that the 60- day timelines often set by Cabinet Secretaries will be a thing of the past.
As a House, as Hon. (Dr) Makali has said, we need adequate time to review documents. We must not be hurriedly handed materials that should have been available for the past month. Furthermore, concerning Article 223, which is often used to regularise expenditure after the fact, this House must implement measures to ensure that expenditures are approved before being incurred. Otherwise, I support this Motion.
Member for Teso South.
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I also rise to support the Report, but I wish to make some observations. As a House and as a country, we can certainly do better than this. We are witnessing an excessive number of supplementary budgets. Supplementary budgets should only be used for essential adjustments to address unexpected expenditures. However, many of the costs we are adjusting were not unexpected, such as reductions in the energy sector and the National Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF) .
We have seen reductions in funding for various ministries, departments, and agencies (MDAs) , including education capitation and university funding. These were already known expenditures that should have been accounted for and, therefore, should not be subject to adjustment under supplementary budgets. Furthermore, the reductions in capital expenditure, stemming from an inability to generate projected revenues, highlight the need for MDAs to adopt realistic projections to prevent unnecessary adjustments that negatively impact implementation. The uncertainty surrounding MDAs cannot continue. We must reduce the frequency of supplementary budgets going forward to ensure that Kenyans receive the services they need without affecting functions that are already budgeted for.
For instance, many constituencies across the country did not receive their electricity allocations due to various adjustments made in the last financial year. This issue arose partly because the Finance Bill, which would have provided funding, collapsed. I call for those constituencies that did not receive funding for last-mile connectivity to be considered for affirmative action. Had we had the opportunity as committees to scrutinise these matters, we would have insisted on maintaining those allocations affected in Supplementary III.
Thank you.
Thank you. Now, let us hear from the Chairman of the Departmental Committee on Finance and National Planning.
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I commend the Committee for the good Report and agree with them on one of the recommendations. You will notice that the stock of debt, particularly the Trade Development Bank (TDB) syndicated
loan, is decreasing from Ksh173.8 billion to Ksh58.97 billion, representing a reduction of Ksh114.87 billion. This means an additional fiscal space of Ksh114 billion has been created. We need to implement a policy that ensures this fiscal space, created by the reduction in debt stock, is used for development expenditures so that it does not end up funding the repayment of other debts or current spending. I urge the Committee to ensure that the National Treasury develops a policy to ensure that each fiscal space created, such as the one outlined in this Report of Ksh114 billion, is reflected in the development side.
Secondly is the issue of the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) allocation, which we discussed in this Budget. I noticed that both Supplementary Estimates II and Supplementary Estimates III have deliberately not provided resources for the NG-CDF allocation. Therefore, the onus has been left to this House to fill that gap. In Supplementary Estimates III, it was Ksh12 billion, and in Supplementary Estimates II, I think it was Ksh24 billion. This means that instead of the Departmental Committees— last time the Budget was done by the Liaison Committee, and this time by the Budget and Appropriations Committee – trying to scrutinise the whole Budget to ensure that the allocations are on priority projects, they focus on trying to fill that Ksh12 billion gap. The risk is that we now fail to apply our minds to overseeing the rest of the Budget.
We need to send very good communication and ensure that by the time these Estimates are tabled in the House, funds that are ring-fenced, either through the Constitution or through an Act of Parliament, are sufficiently provided for. This way, the Committee will have no business finding resources to fill that gap. As it stands, we seem to concentrate only on that particular area at the expense of ensuring that the Budget is appropriated fairly and transparently according to the country's priority areas.
With that, I beg to agree and support the Report. Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker.
Thank you. There being no further interest in this matter, I would like to request the Mover to reply. Mover.
Just a minute, Hon. Rindikiri. I had said that if you wanted to work on this, you should put your card in the intervention, and you did not. Hon. Rindikiri, you have three minutes. Have a say on this.
Thank you, Hon. Speaker. The Report from the Committee urges the Government to consider implementing a national liability management policy. This is very key. The Policy will address the usage, costs, and sustainability of the debts that we have. More importantly, that Policy is also going to address the limit of these debts.
The problems we have now are due to the lack of such a policy that sets the guidelines. When we passed the Tax Policy in this country, things started to shape up in terms of how tax management would be handled. In the absence of a national liability management policy, the National Treasury has the leeway to conduct debt management activities as it sees fit. Therefore, I urge that this Policy be put in place immediately. It will establish guidelines and measures aimed at reducing debt servicing.
We have a very serious problem. How are the loans being used? Currently, we do not know the costs of various debts. We need to determine whether to pursue short-term or long- term debt and what we will do with the loans. Without such a policy, that is why you see money not being allocated to some issues in the Budget.
I agree with the Committee's Report that there is a need to have a national liability management policy. It will clearly outline the guidelines on how we will manage the debts of this Republic.
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker.
Thank you. Mover, proceed.
Hon. Temporary Speaker, I thank the Members for their support and comments. I fully concur with the comments of Hon. Makali Mulu, especially on the exchange rates and all other Members who have contributed to this Motion. The Committee will continue to work hard to ensure that this House is well informed on the changes to the Consolidated Fund Services and the sustainability of these mandatory expenditures that affect other critical budget expenditures. I also thank Hon. Irene Kasalu for her support in moving this Motion.
With that, Hon. Temporary Speaker, I beg to reply. Thank you.
Hon. Members, if you remember, we had reorganised the Order Paper to cover the Orders we just finalised. I, therefore, wish we go back to Order No. 5. Hon. John Mwirigi, you have a paper to lay. Hon. Mwirigi, go ahead.
PAPERS
Hon. Temporary Speaker, I beg to lay the following paper on the Table:
A report of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) Kenya delegation to the 67th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference held in Sydney, Australia, from 3rd to 8th November 2024. Thank you.
The paper is accordingly laid. Proceed to lay.
Next Order.
QUESTIONS AND STATEMENTS
REQUEST FOR STATEMENT
Hon. Kajwang', you have a Question. Hon. Oundo, you have the first Statement on the Order Paper.
RE-CATEGORISATION OF PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. This is a very important matter that affects all of us seated here, as well as those who are not here, representing the people of Kenya in their constituencies. It is a request for a Statement regarding the re-categorisation of public secondary schools.
Pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order 44(2)(c), I rise to request a Statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Education regarding the recent re- categorisation of public secondary schools.
The Ministry of Education has recently issued guidelines on the re-categorisation of secondary schools in preparation for the transition of Grade 9 pupils to Grade 10 in 2026. Although these guidelines have not yet been officially published on the Ministry's website, a document categorising public secondary schools into Clusters C1, C2, C3, C4, and C5 is already circulating on various online platforms and social media. Strikingly, only two schools in the entire Busia County have been classified as Cluster 1 national schools: Butula Boys High School and Kolanya Girls High School. Notably, no school in Funyula Constituency has been elevated to national school status, despite several schools within the county and across the country being elevated to this status. Among those elevated in Busia County are Nambale Boys High School and St Stephen's Lwanya Girls Secondary School.
It is concerning that two prominent schools in Funyula Constituency, namely Sigalame Boys High School and St. Cecilia Nangina Girls High School, have not been considered for elevation to National School Cluster C1 status. Sigalame Boys High School, founded in 1965, currently has an enrolment of 1,062 learners and has maintained an average mean score of 6.9 over the past three years. St. Cecilia Nangina Girls High School, founded in 1966, has a student population of 1,419 and has also maintained an average mean score of 6.8 in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) over the past three years. In addition, the two schools have recorded a mean score of 7.26 and 7.031, respectively, for the 2004 KCSE, thus ranking fifth and seventh in Busia County.
It is against this background that a request for a Statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Education on the following:
- A report on the criteria that the Ministry of Education used to categorise public secondary schools in clusters C1, C2, C3, C4 and C5.
- Clarification whether the Ministry of Education may consider elevating Sigalame Boys High School and St Cecilia Nangina Girls High School to cluster C1, taking into account their long-standing history and consistent improvement in academic performance.
- An indication as to whether the ministry may consider elevating other schools in Busia County to cluster three. Schools such as St. Chrispine Samia Girls Secondary School, Nyakwaka Girls Secondary School, St. Peter's Busibi Girls Secondary School, and St Thomas Aquinas Nanderema Boys Secondary School, given their role in providing boarding facilities to vulnerable girls and a safe environment for boys facing social and family challenges. I thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker.
I cannot see any Member from the Departmental Committee on Education.
Hon. Orero, are you a Member of the Committee? How long will it take for this to be processed by the Committee? Hon. Gisairo?
We should have an answer to that one week after we resume from recess.
Okay. This should be responded to on 29th July 2025. You are free to appear before the Committee and have this processed before it is brought back to the House.
That is a very good ruling. However, I wish it could come much earlier.
We have already made a decision.
I have something to put into perspective so that he can understand the urgency of the matter. Currently, the grade nine...
No. Order. Order, Hon. Oundo. Sit down. You had a chance to read out your request. I allowed you without any interruption. We have made an order that the response by Statement be brought back here on 29th July 2025. Meanwhile, you are free to appear before the Committee to canvass this and any other matter you would want canvassed on the Floor.
It will not help the House if you are giving more information now. Appear before the Committee concerned. Otherwise, the report will be brought back to us on 29th July 2025. This report must cover the whole country, not just Busia. Thank you.
Next is Hon. (Dr) Irene Kasalu.
UNLAWFUL DETENTION OF MS PRISCILLA NYOKABI’S BODY BY KNH
Hon. Temporary Speaker, I request a Statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Health, pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order No. 44 (2) (c) . It regards the unlawful detention of the body of Mrs Priscilla Nyokabi Gaku by Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) Farewell Home.
The late Ms Priscilla Nyokabi Gaku was admitted to the KNH Private Wing on 2nd April 2024, under inpatient number IPOO75640. Ms Gaku was treated in hospital for 43 days but unfortunately lost her life on 30th May 2024, leaving an outstanding bill of Ksh1,155,486. The family was only able to raise Ksh234,000. As a result, the hospital unlawfully detained the body of the deceased and demanded that the family offset the pending bill.
The continued detention of Ms Gaku's body by the hospital has subjected the family of the deceased to inhumane torture. It is against this background that I request a Statement from the Chairperson of the Departmental Committee on Health on the following:
- Reasons for the detention of the body of the late Ms Priscilla Nyokabi Gaku by the KNH from 30th May 2024 to date.
- Steps being taken to ensure that the family of the deceased can collect and bury their loved one without any further delay.
- Measures being taken to curb detention of patients and bodies by hospitals due to pending bills that continue to accumulate during periods of such detention. I thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker.
Thank you. Hon. Chair of the Departmental Committee on Health.
Thank you. This is an urgent matter because I understand that the body is still detained. We are going to work on the issue immediately. A report will come within one week after we resume from recess. However, action definitely needs to be taken even before recess is over because the body is still detained. Hence, it is an urgent matter.
Thank you. The report will be brought on 29th July 2025. In any case, the Member is advised to liaise with the Chairman of the Committee so that any urgent matters that could be handled before then can be dealt with.
Hon. Jematiah Florence, do you have a Request for a Statement?
I have.
Go ahead. You have the microphone. Is it a Request for a Statement on a clean environment?
I do not have it here, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Sorry.
IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL ASSEMBLY’S RESOLUTION TO PROMOTE CLEAN ENVIRONMENT
Hon. Temporary Speaker, pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order No.44 (2) (C) , I request a Statement from the Chairperson of the Committee on Implementation regarding the status of implementation of a resolution of the National Assembly regarding initiatives to promote a clean environment.
By a resolution passed on Thursday, 21st April 2016, during the 11th Parliament, the House approved a Motion sponsored by the then Member of Emuhaya Constituency, Hon. (Dr) Wilber Ottichilo. It resolved that the government declares one Thursday of each month to be dedicated by every Kenyan household, organised groups, public and private institutions, and corporate organisations, to cleaning and beautifying the immediate environment and public places. The government is supposed to initiate proactive programmes in all schools to inculcate a culture of keeping our environment clean and healthy. The intent behind this policy is to foster environmental responsibility, reduce pollution and promote sustainable waste management practices as anchored in Articles 69 and 70 of the Constitution.
Standing Order No.209 (2) (a) empowers the Committee on Implementation to scrutinise resolutions of the House and examine whether or not such decisions and undertakings have been implemented, the extent to which they have been implemented, and whether the implementation has taken place within the minimum time necessary. It is, therefore, imperative that the House is apprised of the progress made by the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry in the development and implementation of this initiative.
Hon. Temporary Speaker, it is against this background that I seek a Statement from the Chairperson of the Select Committee on Implementation to provide a comprehensive report on the progress made in implementing the initiative to promote a clean environment as passed by the National Assembly on Thursday, 21st April 2016.
Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker.
Thank you. Is any Member of the
Committee on Implementation in the House today? This request is referred to the Committee
on Implementation, which is to provide a report by 29th July 2025, upon our return from recess.
Next Order.
MOTIONS
MANDATORY USE OF PUBLIC HEALTH CARE FACILITIES BY PUBLIC OFFICERS
Is Hon. Sabina Chege in the House? The Motion is deferred. Next Order.
LAND USE POLICY ON ZONING OF LAND FOR AGRICULTURE AND BUILT DEVELOPMENT
Hon. Tim Wanyonyi is not in the House. Therefore, the Motion is hereby again deferred.
REWARD SCHEME FOR SPORTSPERSONS' ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS
Hon. Charles Ngusya is not here. The Motion is accordingly deferred for the non-attendance of the sponsor. Next Order.
ALLOCATION OF HELB FUNDS TO SUPPORT KMTC STUDENTS
Hon. Shurie? This is quite unusual. The same thing happened last week on Wednesday. Members have their Motions listed on the Order Paper, but they do not appear to prosecute them. When the Majority side decides to take that time, complaints arise. I will, therefore, advise the Speaker to permanently drop the Motions listed last week and this week from the Order Paper.
Motion 18 is also dropped due to the sponsor's non-attendance. Next Order.
BILLS
Second Readings
THE PARLIAMENTARY POWERS AND PRIVILEGES (AMENDMENT) BILL
(Senate Bill No. 37 of 2023)
I thought I saw Hon. Jack Wamboka in the House today. The Bill is also deferred to the next time it appears on the Order Paper.
(Bill deferred)
THE BREASTFEEDING MOTHERS BILL
(National Assembly Bill No. 8 of 2024)
This Bill is also deferred for the second time due to the sponsor’s non-attendance. The House should note the same. Next Order.
THE COUNTY GOVERNMENTS (AMENDMENT) BILL
(Senate Bill No.25 of 2023)
Hon. Members, this Bill was also deferred last week for further consultations. It will now be dropped, and the Speaker and the House Business Committee will debate it accordingly. Next Order.
THE SALARIES AND REMUNERATION COMMISSION (AMENDMENT) BILL
(National Assembly Bill No.21 of 2024)
I cannot see Hon. Didmus Barasa, although I saw him in the House earlier on. The Bill is thereby deferred due to the sponsor's non-attendance.
ADJOURNMENT
Hon. Members, there being no further business, the House stands adjourned until 2.30 p.m.
The House rose at 11.45 a.m.
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