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Article 111 of the Constitution of Kenya

Article
111
Index row title
(1) A special Bill concerning a county government shall
Source document
The Kenya Constitution
Provision ID
dcfc5741-98aa-4307-b5a0-32be47a4a57f

98 words

Verbatim text

proceed in the same manner as an ordinary Bill concerning county government, subject to clauses (2) and (3). (2) The National Assembly may amend or veto a special Bill that has been passed by the Senate only by a resolution supported by at least two-thirds of the members of the Assembly. (3) If a resolution in the National Assembly to amend or veto a special Bill fails to pass, the Speaker of the Assembly shall, within seven days, refer the Bill, in the form adopted by the Senate, to the President for assent. Ordinary Bills concerning county governments.

What this means

  • The index files this text under article 111 of the Constitution of Kenya.
  • The passage runs to about 98 words.
  • Read plainly, it mentions assembly and association — it protects gathering together or joining a group, union or party (the words used: “Assembly”).

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