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Gazette Notice No. 12844 of 2025

Martha K. Koome extends the appointments of members of the NCAJ Standing Committee on the Administration of Justice for Children for three years.

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Whole issue, from Kenya Law. This notice starts on printed page 6180.

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What the notice says

  1. Term extension

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    NATIONAL COUNCIL ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (NCAJ) STANDING COMMITTEE ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN, National Council on the Administration of Justice
    Appointing authority
    Chief Justice and Chairperson of National Council on the Administration of Justice
    Term
    another period of three (3) years
    Appointments extended
    members
    Terms of reference
    The Terms of Reference for the Committee remains the same.
    Technical experts
    In the discharge of its mandate, the Committee may on need basis identify and invite relevant technical expert(s) on a specific issue or agenda.

Everyone named

Signed byMartha K. Koome, Chief Justice and Chairperson of National Council on the Administration of Justice
Bodies 2NATIONAL COUNCIL ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE (NCAJ) STANDING COMMITTEE ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN · National Council on the Administration of Justice
Appointing authorityChief Justice and Chairperson of National Council on the Administration of Justice
Law 2Constitution of Kenya · Judicial Service Act

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Kenya Gazette Notice No. 12844 of 2025, Vol. CXXVII No. 192, 12 September 2025, p. 6180.

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Official PDF of Vol. CXXVII No. 192, from Kenya Law
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Filed under: Appointments, 2025 · September 2025 · Vol. CXXVII No. 192