Section 28 of County Governments Act: Petition for recall

(1) Where a member of the county assembly is to be recalled under section 27,the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission shall frame the question to be determined at the recall...

(1) The governor shall take and subscribe to the oath or affirmation as set out in the Schedule to this Act before assuming office. (2) Subject to the Constitution, the governor...

The governor— (a) may, despite section 40, dismiss a county executive committee member at any time, if the governor considers that it is appropriate or necessary to do so; (b) shall dismiss a county...

(1) The deputy governor shall take and subscribe to the oath or affirmation asset out in the First Schedule to this Act before assuming office. (2) The deputy governor shall deputize for the governor...

(1) A member of the county assembly may by notice to the speaker, supported by at least a third of all the members, move a motion for the removal of the governor under Article 181 of the...

The county executive committee shall exercise the executive authority— (a) in accordance with the Constitution and relevant national and county legislation; (b) for the well-being and benefit of the...

(1) The governor shall, when nominating members of the executive committee— (a) ensure that to the fullest extent possible, the composition of the executive committee reflects the community and...

(1) In addition to the functions provided under Article 183 of the Constitution,a county executive committee shall— (a) supervise the administration and delivery of services in the county and all...

A county executive committee shall— (a) monitor the process of planning, formulation and adoption of the integrated development plan by a city or municipality within the county; (b) assist a city or...

A person appointed as a member of the county executive committee under Article 179 of the Constitution shall take the prescribed oath or affirmation of office provided in the First Schedule to this...

(1) The members of the county executive committee are individually and collectively accountable to the governor in the exercise of their powers and performance of their duties and...

(1) Subject to subsection (2), the Governor may remove a member of the county executive committee from office on any of the following grounds— (a) incompetence; (b) abuse of office; (c) gross...

(1) The deliberations of all meetings of the county executive committee shallbe recorded in writing. (2) The quorum of a meeting of a county executive committee shall be more than one half of its...

(1) When a general election is held for a county government, the outgoing county executive committee shall remain in office until a new county executive committee is constituted after the...

A county government may, pursuant to Article 156(4) of the Constitution request the Attorney-General to represent the county government in court or in any other legal proceedings to which the county...

(1) There is established for each county the office of the county secretary who shall be secretary to the county executive committee. (2) The county secretary— (a) shall be competitively sourced...

(1) The governor shall— (a) nominate qualified and experienced county chief officers from among persons competitively sourced and recommended by the County Public Service Board; and (b) with the...

(1) The county executive committee shall determine the organization of the county and its various departments, and for that purpose may— (a) establish, continue or vary any department, and determine...

(1) The county executive committee shall design a performance management plan to evaluate performance of the county public service and the implementation of county policies. (2) The plan shall...

(1) Subject to subsection (3), the functions and provision of services of each county government shall be decentralized to— (a) the urban areas and cities within the county established in accordance...

The structures and functions of urban areas and cities shall be as is provided for in the Urban Areas and Cities Act (No. 13 of 2011).

(1) There shall be established at the level of each sub-county the office of the sub-county administrator. (2) The sub-county administrator shall have qualifications and knowledge in administration...

(1) There is established for each Ward in a county the office of the Ward administrator. (2) The Ward administrator shall have professional qualifications and technical knowledge in administration...

(1) There is established the office of village administrator for each village unit established in a county. (2) A village administrator shall have professional qualifications and technical knowledge...

(1) There is established, for each village unit, a village council comprising— (a) the village administrator who shall be the chairperson of the village council; and (b) not less than three and not...

(1) There shall be such further structures of decentralization as may be providedfor in county legislation. (2) There shall be, for every county, a consultative forum for the co-ordination of...

The objectives of this Part are to— (a) provide for evaluation and reporting on the extent to which the values and principles referred to in Articles 10 and 232 of the Constitution are complied with...

(1) Each county shall, in accordance with Article 235 of the Constitution, haveits own public service to be known as county public service. (2) The county public service shall be headed by a county...

There is established a County Public Service Board in each County, which shall be— (a) a body corporate with perpetual succession and a seal; and (b) capable of suing and being sued in its corporate...

(1) The County Public Service Board shall comprise— (a) a chairperson nominated and appointed by the county governor with the approval of the county assembly; (b) not less than three but not more...

(1) The functions of the County Public Service Board shall be, on behalf of the county government, to— (a) establish and abolish offices in the county public service; (b) appoint persons to hold or...

(1) The County Public Service Board shall establish a public office within the county public service if it is satisfied that— (a) the establishment of the public office shall serve public interest in...

(1) The County Public Service Board shall abolish a public office when it issatisfied that— (a) the abolition of the public office shall serve the public interest in view of the core functions of the...

(1) Taking into account the provisions of this Part, the County Public Service Board on its own motion, may establish or abolish any office in the county public service. (2) If the Board intends to...

(1) Except as provided for in the Constitution or legislation, the County Public Service Board has the power to make appointments including promotions in respect of offices in the county public...

(1) A person shall not be appointed to hold a public office in an acting capacity unless the person satisfies all the prescribed qualifications for holding that public office. (2) Acting appointments...

(1) In selecting candidates for appointment, the County Public Service Boardshall consider— (a) the standards, values and principles set out in Articles 10, 27(4), 56(c) and 232(1) of the...

If a public office is to be filled, the County Public Service Board shall invite applications through advertisement and other modes of communication so as to reach as wide a population of potential...

No appointment or assignment of a duty in a county public service shall be valid unless it is evidenced in writing.

Subject to the relevant legislation, the County Public Service Board shall, for a specified period, maintain a record of all applications received in response to advertisements inviting applications...

(1) In selecting public officers for re-designation, the criteria for appointment asprescribed under this Part shall apply. (2) A public officer shall not be re-designated to hold or act in a public...

(1) The provisions of this Act and regulations or procedures made under this Act that apply to appointments shall also apply to promotions. (2) If a public officer has been promoted, the head of...

(1) If the relevant authority fails to confirm an appointment of a public officerinitially appointed on probationary terms, and the term has lapsed with or without an extension, the officer shall...

(1) The power to deploy a county public officer within a department shall vestin the relevant county chief officer. (2) The power to deploy a county public officer from one department to another...

(1) The national government shall put in place measures to protect its public officers on secondment to the counties from loss or disadvantage with respect to pension benefits, gratuity or other...

The County Public Service Board shall regulate the engagement of persons on contract, volunteer and casual workers, staff of joint ventures and attachment of interns in its public bodies and offices....

If it comes to the attention of the County Public Service Board that there is reason to believe that any process or decision under this Part may have occurred in an irregular or fraudulent manner, the...

(1) In exercising its disciplinary powers, the County Public Service Board shall observe the principles of natural justice. (2) No public officer may be punished in a manner contrary to any provision...

(1) Any person dissatisfied or affected by a decision made by the County Public Service Board or a person in exercise or purported exercise of disciplinary control against any county public officer...

(1) A county public officer desirous of resigning from office may do so in writing addressed to the lawful appointing authority for the public office. (2) The resignation letter shall be delivered to...