Someone please explain something to me. Does the new constitution allow Mps to increase their taxes as they desire, like old times? Ama ni katiba gani wanatumia? Somehow I think these guys will be in for a rude shock if this standoff continues to next year's GE. You can imagine when they've been kicked off the national assembly by the electorate and KRA comes in full swing to recover its dues. Watalilia wapi? Most of the, will end up broke. They'll still pay the taxes, and in millions. There's a new constitutional order in town.

Pardon me. Meant Increase their Salaries. I think I'm just fed up with these cry babies talking about taxes all the time.

@Jus Blazin... I am not a brief but to my little understanding of the constitution, this is what it says regarding salaries and taxes. 210 (3) No law may exclude or authorise the exclusion of a State officer from payment of tax by reason of— (a) the office held by that State officer; or (b) the nature of the work of the State officer. So here we see that no state officer is exempted or is exemptable. so far so good. 230. (1) There is established the Salaries and Remuneration Commission. (4) The powers and functions of the Salaries and Remuneration Commission shall be to— (a) set and regularly review the remuneration and benefits of all State officers; There are other functions for this commission which you can read for yourself, but the thing is these i believe are the only guys to deal with salaries 250—Composition, appointment and terms of office. This deals with how the commission will be actualized. SIXTH SCHEDULE (Article 262) 25.(2)The Salaries and Remuneration Commission shall be constituted within nine months after the effective date. This commission ought to be in place by now. I checked CIC website and noticed it is not one of the enacted laws. Why is it not in place yet. Anyway the most important thing is the clause that follows. (3) Until the legislation anticipated in Article 250 is in force, the persons appointed as members or as chairperson of the Salaries and Remuneration Commission shall be appointed by the President, subject to the National Accord and Reconciliation Act, and after consultation with the Prime Minister and with the approval of the National Assembly. So it follows that the mpigs can not review their salaries. Only the Salaries and Remuneration Commission can. And it is not in place as per article 250, in which case then only the principals can put one in place after consultations. So @just blazin.. these guys CANNOT REVIEW their salaries

@Jah man... see what you have called it.. A REPORT... that's what it is. And its undesired effects of reviewing the salaries should it be adopted by the mpigs are dealt with here below. Notice that the constitution does not waste time mentioning reports of commissions of inquiry!!! I should have studied law. 2. (1) This Constitution is the supreme law of the Republic and binds all persons and all State organs at both levels of government. (2) No person may claim or exercise State authority except as authorised under this Constitution. (3) The validity or legality of this Constitution is not subject to challenge by or before any court or other State organ. (4) Any law, including customary law, that is inconsistent with this Constitution is void to the extent of the inconsistency, and any act or omission in contravention of this Constitution is invalid. (5) The general rules of international law shall form part of the law of Kenya. (6) Any treaty or convention ratified by Kenya shall form part of the law of Kenya under this Constitution.

I stopped worrying about this little problem. This is just herd mentality at play and honestly rather embarassing because these people should know better. They will all pay their taxes, the brighter one's like akina MK and RAO who understand how patient and relentless the law can be paid their dues along time ago. This noise makers will be chased to the point of exhaustion, waulize Gichuru and okemo how difficult it is to fight the system.