MPs pass public participation law: Here is what it means for you
New rules seek to make public participation meaningful.
The National Assembly in Kenya has approved a new Public Participation Bill, 2025, which will now be presented to President William Ruto for his signature, effectively becoming law. This legislation aims to establish standards and guidelines for effective and meaningful public participation in constitutional matters, ensuring that the voices of the people are heard and considered in decision-making processes.
The bill's successful passage marks a significant step towards greater transparency and accountability in governance.
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