National Assembly
Gabriel Koshal Tongoyo
Official identity source · observed 30 Jul 2026
Topics detected in Gabriel Koshal Tongoyo's contributions
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Education
- Jomo Kenya University of Agriculture and Technology MSc in Public Health 2017 to present
- Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology BSc in Public Health 2012 to 2016
- Kenya Medical Training College Diploma in KRCHN 1999 to 2002
- Narok High Kenya Certificate of Secondary School 1993 to 1997
- Engare Nairowua Primary School Kenya Certificate of Primary Education 1985 to 1992
Career & Experience
- Parliamentary Service Commission Member of Parliament (Narok West) 2017 to present
- Narok County Government Sub- County Health Officer 2013 to 2017
- Maasai Mara Group Ranches Conservation Board of Directors 2002 to 2006
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
- Chairperson of the Administration and Internal Security committee. from November 2024
- Member of the Liaison committee.
Committee reports
Reports produced by the committees Gabriel Koshal Tongoyo sits on.
- Bill scrutiny Report On Consideration Of The Registration Of Persons (amendment) Bill, 2025
- Bill scrutiny Report Of Dc Administration & Internal Security On The National Police Service (amendment) Bill (na Bill No. 39 Of 2025)
- Budget / appropriations Report On Budget Implementation For The Fy 24/25 With Respect To Ten Government Agencies
- General / other Joint Report Of Three Committees (incl. Dc Admin & Internal Security) On The Fact Finding Mission To Boni Forest In Lamu County
- General / other Report On Training And Experiential Learning Visit With Ipoa In South Africa
- Bill scrutiny Report On Consideration Of The Assumption Of The Office Of President And Transition Of Executive Authority Bill, 2025
- Vetting / approval Report On Consideration Of Nominees For Appointment To The National Police Service Commission
- General / other Report On The Sixty -seven Session Of The Commission On Narcotic Drugs Held From 14th -22nd March 2024 In Vienna,austria
- Vetting / approval Report On Approval Hearing Of Nominees For Appointment As Members Of The National Police Service Commission
- Bill scrutiny Report On Consideration Of The Assembly And Demonstration Bill (na Bill No. 28 Of 2024)
- General / other Report On Approval Hearings Of Principal Secretary, State Department For National Government Coordination
- General / other Report On Id4africa Annual General Meeting (agm) Held From 21st May To 24th May 2024 In Cape Town, South Africa
- Bill scrutiny Report On Births And Deaths Registration (amendment) Bill (na Bill No. 37 Of 2024)
- Vetting / approval Report On Vetting Of Nominees To The Independent Policing Oversight Authority Board
- Bill scrutiny Report On The Governments ( Amendment) Bill, 2023(senate Bills No. 25 Of 2023 Of Departmental Committee On Adminstration And Int
- Bill scrutiny Report On Departmental Committe On Administration And Internal Security Of The National Police Commission (amendment) Bill, 24
- Vetting / approval Report On The Approval Hearing Of Mr. Douglas Kanja, Nominee For Appointment As Inspector-general Of Police
- Report On Departmental Committee On Administration And Internal Security On The Inquiry Into The State Of Securityin The Six Cou
- Vetting / approval Report Of The Administration And Internal Security Committee - On Approval Hearing Of Ms Anne Njoki Wangombe Nominee
- Bill scrutiny Report Of The Committee On Administration On Statute Law (miscellaneous Amendment) Bill 2022
- Vetting / approval Report On Vetting Of Nominee To The National Police Service Commission By Administration And Internal Security Committee
- Report On The Approval Hearing Of Nominees For Principal Secretaries
How this compares
422 13th of 348
Ahead of 96% · median 47
9 18th of 348
Ahead of 79% · median 7
2 19th of 348
Ahead of 89% · median 0
17 47th of 348
Ahead of 85% · median 6
motions counted as moved, not seconded
26
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 Gabriel Koshal Tongoyo better questions — not to grade them.
Topics this member is active on
Policy areas drawn from this member's certified verbatim Hansard contributions.
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422 counted contributions in this Parliament, 67 of them in 2026.
Named by other members: 51
Other members named Gabriel Koshal Tongoyo in 51 passages of debate across 38 sittings, by 17 different members.
This counts the times somebody else named Gabriel Koshal Tongoyo in debate. It is not a contribution — a contribution is something Gabriel Koshal Tongoyo said — and the two are never added together.
Parliamentary Activity
Hon. Temporary Speaker, considering that the House is going on recess tomorrow, I can bring a response on the first Wednesday after we resume from recess. Considering the sensitivity of the matter, I will try and get the response as soon as possible and share it with the Member.
Official Hansard sourceHon. Temporary Speaker, it is also important to note that the management of the market is a shared function. Most markets are run by county governments. The response may require concurrence with the county government on mitigation and long-term solutions. I will bring a response in the first week after...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Temporary Chairlady, I beg to move: THAT, Clause 2 of the Bill be amended—
Official Hansard sourceHon. Temporary Chairlady, actually Members are losing the point. If you look further down in (b) and (c) respectively, they say that after introducing when initiating the issue of impeachment, we make it one-third to make it easy and possible. These CECs do oversight and that is exactly what we...
Official Hansard sourceLet me make it clear. It is very simple, Hon. Temporary Chairlady. The only point of departure here is one, when you are initiating the impeachment Motion. Hon. Temporary Chairlady and colleagues, we wanted it to mirror exactly what happens in this House, so that it does not become almost...
Official Hansard sourceI can see Hon. Nyikal and the learned counsel, Hon. TJ Kajwang’, aka the “Chief Justice” consulting. Members, there is nothing wrong or extraordinary in this amendment. There is nothing wrong in making it easy to introduce an impeachment Motion and give a higher threshold when going to the real...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Temporary Chairlady, I am sorry. It looks a bit confusing. If we defeat this amendment, it will take us back to what the proposal of the Bill originally intended. If we defeat this amendment, it means we revert to retaining the expression "two-thirds" which makes it almost completely impossible....
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Speaker. We can respond the first week once we resume from recess. But if we can get the response... Yes, I did. I know I put too much on the table. Maybe on Thursday, Hon. Speaker. Yes please.
Official Hansard sourceHon. Speaker, this is a situation that may not just be isolated to Luanda or Seme Constituencies. It is something that is all over the place. Maybe we can lump together with the question that we will be processing before the Committee when we will be seeing the Cabinet Secretary...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Speaker, the Member has two sets of questions, and I would like to start with a light one. The first question pertains to the operationalisation of administrative units in Ijara. Hon. Speaker, I request your indulgence. I have indicated that he has two sets of questions: one concerning the...
Official Hansard sourceRegarding the first question, Luanda. The response from the Cabinet Secretary has consistently been the same; it has always centred around the budget. Therefore, the creation and operationalisation of the new units remain a key government strategy aimed at enhancing governance, improving security coordination, and bringing government services closer to...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Speaker, from the report, these attacks and killings by Al-Shabaab make it complex because these guys come from across the border. This is a problem that we have continuously faced. The issue here is that this is largely a multi-agency matter. Of course, the manner in which the agencies...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Considering that this is a sensitive and urgent matter, and that we may soon be proceeding for recess, I will bring a preliminary response on Thursday, 2nd July as we wait for a comprehensive report, which I will table in the House on the first...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. On the issue of when to respond to Hon. George Murugara, given the sensitivity of the matter, we will try to get the response, even if it is a preliminary one, on Thursday, 2nd July 2026. I still have one of your responses. On the...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. You have put it very well, and I agree that there has to be collaboration between the criminal justice system and other relevant institutions. Having said that, I want to re-affirm that we had called the Cabinet Secretary and the security agencies to appear before...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Temporary Speaker, it is true that this is an extremely sensitive issue that requires urgent attention. I also come from Narok County. Besides seeking a response from the Ministry, I took personal interest this morning and called the county commissioner and security agencies regarding what should be done. We...
Official Hansard sourceOn a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. My good and learned friend, Hon. Caroli, is misleading the House. I challenge the Members who are making noise on this. We should delink the Office of the Presidency from the individuals. We should not use the...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. My learned friend, Caroli Omondi, should not mislead this House.
Official Hansard sourceOn a point of order, Hon. Temporary Speaker. Hon. Temporary Speaker, I want to be very factual. I respect our senior counsel there. If you are keen to look into those specifications, there is nothing like confidential. For example, in the Ministry of Interior and National Administration it is dedicated...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Speaker, I beg for your indulgence on this because, having listened carefully to the Statement, the Member of Parliament is largely talking about compensation of livestock. His Statement should probably be committed to the Departmental Committee on Agriculture and Livestock. I know there was some money for compensation and...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Speaker, probably Hon. Weytan could have obstructed your attention. I heard the Member of Parliament talk about the compensation for victims in terms of livestock losses. The other Question was whether there is a budgetary allocation for the same. My conclusion is that he may be referring to a...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Speaker. I request that we respond in two weeks, or on the first Thursday after we resume from recess.
Official Hansard sourceHon. Speaker, I doubt. The Statement should be redirected to the Departmental Committee on Regional Development. As per our Standing Orders, matters relating to refugee affairs fall under the Committee chaired by Hon. Peter Lochakapong.
Official Hansard sourceYes, Hon. Speaker, I have it ready. Hon. Speaker, on the 23rd of April at around 7.20, Mr Harun Abdi, an employee of the victim, reported at Pangani Police Station that unidentified armed men had allegedly abducted Mr Mohamed Abdinoor Ismail. A team from the Directorate of Criminal Investigation (DCI)...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Speaker, before I comment further, I urge you to help us in this House. Hon. Members should be careful in their choice of words. Missing persons cases are not abductions. It should be on record that our police officers are professional; they do not abduct, they merely arrest. They...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Speaker, let me suggest this approach. The Member who requested this question is a Member of my committee. We may have the Cabinet Secretary, who would be in a proper position to respond to this, appearing before the Committee on a different agenda in a week. I will seek...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Speaker. I am going to be short. This is a statement of appreciation. I rise today to express my heartfelt gratitude to the Members of this House for their support following the passing on and subsequent funeral of my father-in-law, one Mr Councillor Peter Ole Nkoitoi, a...
Official Hansard sourceBills Sponsored
Gabriel Koshal Tongoyo has sponsored 2 bills.
Voting Records
Voting Records: 10
Motions
- Approval of nominees for Chairperson and Member of National Police Service Commission 14 Aug 2025 Moved Source ↗
- Approval of nominees for appointment as Members of the National Police Service Commission 17 Jun 2025 Moved Source ↗
- This House adopts the Report of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security on the inquiry into the state of security in six counties of North Rift of Baringo, Elgeyo Marakwet… 19 Feb 2025 Passed/Adopted Seconded Source ↗
- This House adopts the Report of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security on Budget Implementation for FY 2023/2024 for the following State Departments, laid on the Table of… 4 Dec 2024 Moved Source ↗
- Approval of appointments to the Board of the Independent Policing Oversight Authority 27 Nov 2024 Moved Source ↗
- Approval of Douglas Kanja Kirocho as Inspector-General of National Police Service 18 Sep 2024 Moved Source ↗
- Approval of nomination of Douglas Kanja as Inspector-General of National Police Service 18 Sep 2024 Moved Source ↗
- Adoption of joint committee report on approval hearing of Inspector-General nominee 18 Sep 2024 Moved Source ↗
- This House adopts the Report of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security on the inquiry into the state of security in six counties of North Rift of Baringo, Elgeyo Marakwet… 13 Aug 2024 Moved Source ↗
- Deployment of National Police Service to Multinational Security Support Mission to Haiti 16 Nov 2023 Moved Source ↗
- Taking into consideration the findings of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security in its Report on the Vetting of a Nominee for Appointment as Principal Secretary, State… 22 Jun 2023 Passed/Adopted Source ↗
- Taking into consideration the findings of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Affairs in its report on the Vetting of Nominees for Appointment as Principal Secretaries, laid on… 1 Dec 2022 Passed/Adopted Source ↗
- Taking into consideration the findings of the Joint Committee of the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Affairs and the Senate Standing Committee on National… 10 Nov 2022 Passed/Adopted Source ↗
Petitions
No petitions recorded yet.
Questions
No questions recorded yet.
Statements
- Security situation in Kirinyaga: recent violent incidents and investigations Ministerial Statement 5 Jun 2025
- Security situation in Kirinyaga: recent violent incidents and investigations Ministerial Statement 5 Jun 2025
- Operationalisation of gazetted administration units and resource allocation Ministerial Statement 12 Mar 2025
- Review of scheme of service for chiefs in marginalised areas Ministerial Statement 16 Oct 2024
- Illicit brews and drug abuse: gaps in law and need for harmonization Member's Statement 27 Feb 2024
Papers Laid
- Reports of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security on its consideration of 6 Aug 2025
- Report of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security on its approval hearing of the following nominees for appointment as Members of the National Police Service Commission 12 Jun 2025
- Participation in the ID4Africa Annual General Meeting (AGM) held in Cape Town, South Africa from 21st to 24th May 2024 20 Feb 2025
- Reports of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Affairs 20 Feb 2025
- Its Consideration of the Births and Death Registration (Amendment) Bill, (National Assembly Bill No.37 of 2024) 20 Feb 2025
- Vote 1014 – State Department for Parliamentary Affairs 4 Dec 2024
- Vote 1015 – State Department for Performance & Delivery Management 4 Dec 2024
- Vote 1016 – State Department for Cabinet Affairs 4 Dec 2024
- Vote 1017 – State House 4 Dec 2024
- Vote 1025 – National Police Service 4 Dec 2024
- Vote 1026 – State Department for Internal Security & National Administration 4 Dec 2024
- Vote 2101 – National Police Service Commission 4 Dec 2024
- Vote 2151 – Independent Policing Oversight Authority 4 Dec 2024
- Vote 1024 – State Department for Immigration & Citizen Services 4 Dec 2024
- Report of the Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security on the Budget Implementation for the Financial Year 2023/2024 for the following State Departments 4 Dec 2024