National Assembly
Bartoo Phyllis Jepkemoi
Official identity source · observed 30 Jul 2026
Topics detected in Bartoo Phyllis Jepkemoi's contributions
Follow Bartoo Phyllis JepkemoiOfficial Background
Education
- Kapkei Primary KCPE 1980s to 1980s
- Kapkenda Girls KCSE 1988 to 1991
- Kenyatta University Bachelor of Education, Arts 1993 to 1997
- Wits PhD 2007 to 2010
Career & Experience
- Egerton University Professor 1998 to 2011
Primary source · verified observation 30 Jul 2026
Current Positions
A member of the 13th Parliament
2022 General Election
Who is standing for this seat in 2027 will appear here once the IEBC clears candidates. Nominations close and clearance is published in the months before the August 2027 vote, so there is nothing official to show yet.
Committee Membership
- Member of the Education committee.
- Member of the Procedure and House Rules committee.
Committee reports
Reports produced by the committees Bartoo Phyllis Jepkemoi sits on.
- Report On Consideration Of The Teachers Service Commission (amendment) Bill (na Bill No. 27 Of 2024)
- Report On Consideration Of The Basic Education (amendment) Bill (na Bill No. 3 Of 2025)
- Report On Approval Hearing Of Nominee For Appointment As Ps, State Department For Science, Research & Innovation
- Report Of The Departmental Committee On Education On The Learners With Disabilities Bill(senate Bill No.4 Of 2023)
- Report On Consideration Of Helb (amendment) Bill (na Bill No. 58 Of 2022)
- Report On Study Visit On Digital Transformation In Education 11th To 18th May 2023 Estonia
- Report Of The Committee On Education On Statute Law (miscellaneous Amendment) Bill 2022
- Sixth Report Of The Procedure And House Rules Committee On Amendments To The Standing Orders
How this compares
123 75th of 348
Ahead of 78% · median 47
9 18th of 348
Ahead of 79% · median 7
0 80th of 348
Ahead of 0% · median 0
6 162nd of 348
Ahead of 47% · median 6
motions counted as moved, not seconded
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What these numbers don’t measure
- Committee work
- Parliament publishes no committee attendance for either House, so nobody can count it — us included.
- Constituency work
- Funerals, harambees, schools, casework. Recorded nowhere we can read.
- Whether it worked
- We can count questions asked, not answers given.
- Speaking often isn’t speaking well. Use these to ask Bartoo Phyllis Jepkemoi better questions — not to grade them.
Topics this member is active on
Policy areas drawn from this member's certified verbatim Hansard contributions.
- 1 interventions
- 1 interventions
123 counted contributions in this Parliament, 15 of them in 2026.
Named by other members: 76
Other members named Bartoo Phyllis Jepkemoi in 76 passages of debate across 63 sittings, by 24 different members.
This counts the times somebody else named Bartoo Phyllis Jepkemoi in debate. It is not a contribution — a contribution is something Bartoo Phyllis Jepkemoi said — and the two are never added together.
Parliamentary Activity
Thank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker, for this opportunity. The Departmental Committee on Education is taking this matter of burning of schools very seriously. We are doing a very comprehensive report. Very soon we will present it in Parliament. On top of that, behaviour in our schools has become an issue....
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me the opportunity to also add my voice to the debate on the Budget Estimates. I congratulate the Budget and Appropriations Committee, led by the able Chairperson, for spearheading the Ksh4.8 trillion budget for the Financial Year 2026/2027. Hon. Temporary Speaker, one thing...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Deputy Speaker. I also wish to weigh in on this matter and condemn it in the strongest terms. It is very unfortunate that someone can write such a communiqué to Parliament, tarnishing another Member of Parliament, particularly at a time when we are approaching elections. When you...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Deputy Speaker, I undertake to communicate to the Chair and Members of the Committee, and we will give feedback in the next two weeks.
Official Hansard sourceHon. Deputy Speaker, I undertake to communicate to the Chair and the rest of the Members of the Committee, and we endeavour to provide feedback within two weeks from today.
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me the opportunity to second the Prevention of Livestock and Produce Theft Bill, 2023 by Hon. Dawood. The provisions of the Stock and Produce Theft Act (Cap. 355) and the Penal Code, (Cap. 63) have not been effective because livestock and produce theft...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me an opportunity to contribute to the Bill by Hon. Mejjadonk, the Member for Embakasi Central. Looking at the proposed amendment, I am wondering who is complaining. Where is the problem? A university is different from a TVET. These are totally different entities...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Temporary Speaker, universities should have autonomy, just the way they enjoy it now. It is not that they are going to offer all the courses and lock out everyone. Every institution should have its share. Students should have the freedom to choose whether to pursue a diploma course at...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I also rise to support the National Infrastructure Fund Bill. It reminds me of the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act, 2015, which provides for the disposal of assets, but it can sometimes be problematic. When I read through this Bill, I see that there...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I also want to contribute to this amendment Bill and thank Hon. Abdul for bringing in such a progressive amendment. Teachers play a very fundamental role in our societies and schools. No amount of remuneration can be enough for a teacher, given the enormous work...
Official Hansard sourceBills Sponsored
Bartoo Phyllis Jepkemoi has not sponsored any Bill.
Voting Records
Voting Records: 9
Motions
- This House adopts the Report of the Public Petitions Committee on its consideration of a Public Petition No. 76 of 2023 regarding discrimination by the Teachers Service Commission on career… 17 Feb 2026 Passed/Adopted Seconded Source ↗
- Pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order 97(1), this House orders that each speech in the general debate contemplated under Standing Order 114(7A)(b) (Consideration of a Legislative Proposal to… 13 Feb 2025 Passed/Adopted Seconded Source ↗
- Adoption of Sessional Paper No. 1 of 2022 on the National Automotive Policy 23 Nov 2022 Moved Seconded Source ↗
- There are many talents amongst the youth in this country 27 Oct 2022 Passed/Adopted Seconded Source ↗
Petitions
Questions
- Could the Cabinet Secretary- (i) explain why, despite the completion of their designs, construction on the Tachasis-Chebiemit, Ainet- Chebarus, and Riadha roads has not yet commenced? (ii) outline the main causes of these delays and provide the current plans, milestones and timelines for initiating and completing these critical road projects? (iii) indicate what measures will be put in place to address the concerns of Moiben Constituency residents, for whom these roads are vital to connectivity, to Cabinet Secretary for Roads and Transport 23 Jul 2025 Answered Source ↗
- Could the Cabinet Secretary explain why CPL Jackson Kimeli Cheruiyot, Service Number 60621 (Ex-Service Member), who served in the military for 26 years, has yet to receive compensation for injuries sustained in an IED explosion in Kismayu on 17th June 2013 while operating a water bowser during the performance of his duties? to Cabinet Secretary for Defence 9 Aug 2023 Answered Source ↗
- Could the Cabinet Secretary – (i) State the criteria applied by the Ministry to qualify an area, locality or even Constituency as a hardship area? (ii) explain why Moiben Constituency has not been gazetted as a hardship area and what efforts are in place to ensure that teachers employed in the Constituency benefit from hardship allowance? to Cabinet Secretary for Education 26 Jun 2023 Pending Source ↗
- Could the Cabinet Secretary – (i) explain why the Ministry has not been paying teachers from Chebarus Primary School in Kimumu Ward in Moiben Constituency, house allowance corresponding to a municipality school? (ii) when will they start receiving the appropriate house allowance? to Cabinet Secretary for Education 26 Jun 2023 Pending Source ↗
Statements
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