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Article 92 — Parliament shall enact legislation to provide for— (a) the reasonable and equitable allocation of airtime, by

Article
92
Index row title
Parliament shall enact legislation to provide for— (a) the reasonable and equitable allocation of airtime, by
Source document
The Kenya Constitution
Provision ID
e5b1fe61-b34b-4dc6-b722-6a52a7a3bc73

101 words

Verbatim text

State-owned and other specified categories of broadcasting media, to political parties either generally or during election campaigns; (b) the regulation of freedom to broadcast in order to ensure fair election campaigning; (c) the regulation of political parties; (d) the roles and functions of political parties; (e) the registration and supervision of political parties; (f) the establishment and management of a political parties fund; (g) the accounts and audit of political parties; (h) restrictions on the use of public resources to promote the interests of political parties; and (i) any other matters necessary for the management of political parties. CHAPTER EIGHT—THE LEGISLATURE

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