Members of Parliament are scheduled to resume their normal sittings today after a month-long recess.
The lawmakers approved a motion on August 7 to alter their House calendar which saw them proceed on the holiday on August 16.
They are resuming their sittings for the Third Part of the Third Session before their break for the long December holiday.
During today’s sitting, reports from various committees which include that of the National Cohesion and Equal Opportunity on employment diversity audit in public institutions and that on alleged unfair trade practices by foreign investors in Kenya by the Committee on Trade, Industry and Cooperatives are set to be tabled for consideration.
Others are Public Petition No. 4 of 2022 regarding funds spent by the National Government contrary to the provisions of Article 223 of the constitution and consolidated fund services for the supplementary estimates I for FY 2024/2025.
The Equalisation Fund (administration) Bill from the Senate also features in the order paper and is set to go for the second reading.
On Wednesday, the MPs are set to consider the report by the joint committee of National Assembly Administration and Internal Security and Senate’s Internal Security, Defence and Foreign Relations on the nomination of Douglas Kanja as the next Inspector General of Police.
This will be the last stage in the process as Senate has already approved him for appointment.
Acting IG in charge of Administration Police Gilbert Masengeli has been holding the position in an acting capacity.
If approved, Kanja will succeed Japhet Koome who resigned July 12.
He has held the position since 2022.
