Article 121 of the Constitution of Kenya

Verbatim text

(a) fifty members, in the case of the National Assembly; or (b) fifteen members, in the case of the Senate. Voting in Parliament.

What this means

The index files this text under article 121 of the Constitution of Kenya.
The passage runs to about 23 words.
Read plainly, it mentions assembly and association — it protects gathering together or joining a group, union or party (the words used: “Assembly”).

The row’s stored title is a body fragment, not a heading (“The quorum of Parliament shall be––”), so it is not used as the provision’s title here.

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