National Assembly
CHEROROT JOSEPH KIMUTAI
Official identity source · observed 30 Jul 2026
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Education
- Maasai Mara University Bachelor Of Arts (Political Science And Public Administration) First Class Honors 2013 to 2016
- Londiani Secondary School Div III 1981 to 1984
- KamungiIi Primary School CPE 25 Points 1973 to 1980
Career & Experience
- PUNTLAND STATE OF SOMALIA SENIOR ADVISOR TO THE PRESIDENT 2014 to 2018
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 Housing, Urban Planning and Public Works committee.
- Member of the Special Funds Account committee.
Committee reports
Reports produced by the committees CHEROROT JOSEPH KIMUTAI sits on.
- Report On Petition No. 81 Of 2023 Regarding Gazetting Of Kaya Forest As Forest Areas Under The Fcma
- Report On Petition No. 32 Of 2025 Regarding Compensation Of Residents Affected By The Construction Of The Embu Ring Connector Rd
- Report On Petition No. 3 Of 2025 Regarding Alleged Illegal Acquisition Of Trust Land By The Government In Taita Taveta County
- Report On On Petition No. 26 Of 2025 Regarding Payment Of Outstanding Retirement Benefits For The 1997 Retired Teachers' Group
- Report On Petition No. 18 Of 2024 Regarding Farmers Hydro-power Generation By Ktda
- Report On Petition No. 16 Of 2025 Regarding Recategorisation Of Tsavo East And Tsavo West National Parks
- Report On Petition No. 29 Of 2025 Regarding Encroachment Of Community Land By Kws In Kitui South
- Report On Petition No. 13 Of 2025 Regarding Revocation Of Gazettement Of Mukogodo Forest Reserve As A Public Forest
- Report On Petition No. 78 Of 2023 Regarding Nhif Ibnr Claims Of 21b
- Report On Petition No. 9 Of 2024 Regarding Ownership Dispute Of Land Parcel L.r. No. 2019-11970 In Embakasi West
- Report On Petition No. 15 Regarding Enactment Of Legislation To Regulate Theological Colleges In The Country
- Report On Petition No. 82 Of 2023 Regarding Degazettement Of Boni-lungi Forest As A Forest Area
- Report On Petition No. 80 Of 2023 Regarding Release Of Free Day Secondary Education Capitation Deficit By The National Treasury
- Report On Petition No. 58 Of 2023 Regarding Amendment To The Estate Duty Act To Entrench Taxation Equality
- Report On Petition No. 4 Of 2023 On Delayed Adjudication And Settlement Of Squatters After Expiry Of Lease Of Macalder Limited
- Report On Petition No. 35 Of 2023 Regarding Compensation For Compulsorily Acquired Land Propertes Along Kibwezi-kitui Road
- Report On Petition No. 32 Of 2023 Regarding The Tarmacking Of Kiganjo-mugutha-gwakairu Link Road
- Report On Petition No. 19 Of 2025 Regarding Policy And Legislative Interventions To Reverse Decline In Uptake Of Stem
- Report On Petition No. 17 Of 2025 Regarding Delivery Of Original Marriage Certificates To The Registrar Of Marriages In Nairobi
- Report On Petition No. 17 Of 2024 Regarding Failure Of Insurance Regulatory Authority To Protect Public Transport Operators
- Report On Petition No. 14 Of 2025 Regarding Proposal To Amend The Consumer Protection Act To Provide For The In Duplum Rule
- Report On Petition No. 11 Of 2025 Regarding Compensation And Land Allocation To Mau Mau War Veterans
- Report On Petition No. 11 Of 2024 Regarding Waiver Of The Elgeyo Border Settlement Scheme No. 45 Settlement Fund Trustees Loan
- Report On Petition No. 1 Of 2025 Regarding Recognition Of The Pare People As A Tribe In Kenya
- Report On Petition No. 1 Of 2023 Regarding Enactment Of Irrigation Legislation
How this compares
62 142nd of 347
Ahead of 58% · median 50
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Ahead of 79% · median 7
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Ahead of 22% · median 7
motions counted as moved, not seconded
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 CHEROROT JOSEPH KIMUTAI 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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Parliamentary Activity
Hon. Joseph Cherorot (Kipkelion East, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to contribute. Last time, this became a concern for the entire House, and I 25th June 2026 NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DEBATES 6 Hon. Joseph Cherorot (Kipkelion East, UDA)recall you ruling that we would call the Cabinet...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Joseph Cherorot (Kipkelion East, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to join my colleague, Hon. Lelmengit, in welcoming both Londiani Girls Secondary School and Kapsabet Girls High School to this august House, where laws are made and passed. Londiani Girls High School is one...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Joseph Cherorot (Kipkelion East, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to join my colleague, Hon. Lelmengit, in welcoming both Londiani Girls Secondary School and Kapsabet Girls High School to this august House, where laws are made and passed. Londiani Girls High School is one...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Joseph Cherorot (Kipkelion East, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to join my colleague, Hon. Lelmengit, in welcoming both Londiani Girls Secondary School and Kapsabet Girls High School to this august House, where laws are made and passed. Londiani Girls High School is one...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Joseph Cherorot (Kipkelion East, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this time. I also want to touch on hardship areas. On this issue, I want to raise the following question: One of my areas, Londiani Sub- County in Kipkelion East Constituency, was initially classified as a hardship...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Joseph Cherorot (Kipkelion East, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to also join my colleagues in congratulating the newly elected Members who have just been sworn in. This shows that Kenyans have confidence in the elected leaders. Those who were defeated in the by-election should...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Joseph Cherorot (Kipkelion East, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for granting me this time to contribute to the State of the Nation Address. I wish to express that the President's Address was about his life, reflecting his experiences and interactions with Kenyans, as well as the direction he...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Joseph Cherorot (Kipkelion East, UDA) Many people are speaking negatively about SHA, but it is working. It is only a matter of trying to adjust. I also want to address agriculture. When the President took over, we used to import sugar and maize, but right now, we are heading...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Joseph Cherorot (Kipkelion East, UDA) Thank you. Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to condole with the family of the Rt. Hon. Raila Amolo Odinga. The greatest glory in living, Hon. Speaker, lies not in never falling, but rising every time we fall. Rt. Hon. Raila...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Joseph Cherorot (Kipkelion East, UDA) Yes, Arsenal won. I am happy, Hon. Speaker, because you are also a supporter of Arsenal, but of late we have to do something about it. (Laughter) Hon. Speaker Then you are not a true supporter. We are on top of the league. (Laughter)...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to congratulate our athletes who made us proud in Tokyo. This country is actually a powerhouse because of athletics. I will talk about Beatrice Chebet, who comes from my constituency. There is a camp we started in 2006, where Beatrice started...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Joseph Cherorot (Kipkelion East, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to congratulate our athletes who made us proud in Tokyo. This country is actually a powerhouse because of athletics. I will talk about Beatrice Chebet, who comes from my constituency. There is a camp we...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Joseph Cherorot (Kipkelion East, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker. I support the Bill by Hon. Martha Wangari, Member for Gilgil Constituency. I congratulate her and congratulate the people of Gilgil for electing her twice. I know they will still give her a third chance to represent them in...
Official Hansard sourceHon. Joseph Cherorot (Kipkelion East, UDA) Thank you, Hon. Speaker. I extend my message of condolences to the families who lost their dear ones. Secondly, I condemn the anarchy that we witnessed yesterday in our streets. My message is that the sponsors who led the demonstrations - and Gen. Zs...
Official Hansard sourceBills Sponsored
CHEROROT JOSEPH KIMUTAI has not sponsored any Bill.
Voting Record
Voting History: 9
Motions
- Pursuant to Standing Order No. 33(1), the House do now adjourn to discuss a definite matter of urgent national importance regarding the ongoing floods and other attendant inconveniences related… 30 Apr 2024 Source ↗
- Taking into consideration the findings of the Departmental Committee on Regional Development in its report on the Vetting of Nominees for Appointment as Principal Secretaries, laid on the Table of… 1 Dec 2022 Passed/Adopted Seconded Source ↗
Petitions
No petitions recorded yet.
Questions
- Could the Cabinet Secretary – (i) explain why Kenya’s employment design, including within the Government, has a predefined requirement for relevant experience in related fields for fresh graduates, thereby causing many potential employees to be left out due to lack of experience? (ii) provide details of comparison of the outcomes of careers to which employees are recruited without experience for on-job training from the very onset, such as the uninformed officers vis-à-vis the careers which recr to Cabinet Secretary for Labour and Social Protection 22 Mar 2023 Pending Source ↗
- to ask the Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Forestry - (i) Could the Cabinet Secretary explain the current Government’s position regarding the moratorium on logging activities in forests imposed in 2018 and its adverse effects on the harvesting and disposal of mature trees in Kipkelion East Constituency? (ii) Could the Cabinet Secretary indicate whether the Government, through the Ministry, could consider cushioning families that rely entirely on logging activities in Kipkelion East Constit 30 Nov 2022 Source ↗
Statements
No statements recorded yet.
Papers Laid
No papers laid recorded yet.