Chapter 15 · Art. 250
Composition, appointment and terms of office
- Each commission has at least three but not more than nine members.
Art. 250(1)
(1) Each commission shall consist of at least three, but not more than nine, members.
Read the full article → - Members are identified and recommended as prescribed by law, approved by the National Assembly, and appointed by the President.
Art. 250(2)
(2) The chairperson and each member of a commission, and the holder of an independent office, shall be— (a) identified and recommended for appointment in a manner prescribed by national legislation; (b) approved by the National Assembly; and (c) appointed by the President.
Read the full article → - Composition must reflect the regional and ethnic diversity of Kenya, and a member serves a single six-year term.
Art. 250(4)
(4) Appointments to commissions and independent offices shall take into account the national values referred to in Article 10, and the principle that the composition of the commissions and offices, taken as a whole, shall reflect the regional and ethnic diversity of the people of Kenya.
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- A commission has between three and nine members, chosen fairly.
Art. 250(1)
(1) Each commission shall consist of at least three, but not more than nine, members.
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