Published pursuant to section 32 of the KLRC Act, the Report seeks to enhance accountability and transparency on how KLRC conducts its work and utilizes the allocated resources. The Report also seeks to share crucial information and outcomes of the Commission’s law reform mandate, fulfilled in accordance with the national values and principles enshrined in the Constitution.
During the reporting period, the Commission commenced the implementation of its Strategic Plan 2023-2028, which defines its strategic direction and mission of providing leadership in law reform through continuous review of the law, ensuring its systematic development and reform in conformity with the Constitution. The Plan aligns the Commission’s law reform mandate and strategic priorities over the next five years to national development goals and focuses on four key result areas namely: legislative reform and development; legal research; public education; stakeholder collaboration and engagement and institutional strengthening.
This year’s Report highlights the Commission’s strategic priorities and programmes, achievements and their expected impacts. We take pride in our contribution to the nation’s development through our services in the review of existing legislation and the development of legislative proposals or Bills to reform of law in various critical sectors through the continuous review our laws, we contribute to the systematic development of a robust legal framework for Kenya.
We are grateful for the collaboration, partnership and support of our stakeholders and partners with whom we have worked to realize the set targets in the reporting period.
Christine Agimba
Chairperson
Kenya Law Reform Commission