Chapter 8, Part 1 · Art. 94
Role of Parliament
- The legislative authority of the Republic comes from the people and is exercised by Parliament at the national level.
Art. 94(1)
(1) The legislative authority of the Republic is derived from the people and, at the national level, is vested in and exercised by Parliament.
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Art. 94(4)
(4) Parliament shall protect this Constitution and promote the democratic governance of the Republic.
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Art. 94(5)
(5) No person or body, other than Parliament, has the power to make provision having the force of law in Kenya except under authority conferred by this Constitution or by legislation.
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- Parliament makes the laws for the country, and its power comes from the people.
Art. 94(1)
(1) The legislative authority of the Republic is derived from the people and, at the national level, is vested in and exercised by Parliament.
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