The Constitution of Kenya 2001 (Revised Edition) is availble here to download in PDF Version. The Chapters and respective parts of the constitution are as follows.
Chapter 1
THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA
Section
1- Declaration of Republic.
1A- Political System.
2- Public Seal.
2A- (Repealed).
3- Constitution of Republic of Kenya
ChapterII
THE EXECUTIVE
PART 1 The President and the Vice President
4- The office of the President. 5- Election of the President.
6- Vacancy in office of the President.
7- Assumption of the office of the President.
8- Oath of President.
9- Term of Office of President.
10- Determination of questions as to validity of presidential
elections, etc.
11- Exercise of President's functions during absence, illness,
etc.
12- Removal of President on grounds of incapacity.
13- Salary and allowances of President.
14- Protection of President in respect of legal proceedings during
office.
15- The Vice President of Kenya .
PART 2 Ministers and the Cabinet
16- Ministers of Government of Kenya .
17- Cabinet.
18- Allocation of portfolios to Ministers.
19- Assistant Ministers.
20- Absence of Vice- President, Ministers and Assistant Ministers
from Kenya .
21- Oaths to be taken by Ministers and Assistant Ministers.
22- Appointing of permanent secretaries
PART 3 Executive Powers
23- Executive authority of Government f Kenya .
24- Constitution of Offices.
25- Tenure of office in the service of the Republic.
26- Attorney General.
27- Prerogative of mercy.
28- Advisory Committee on prerogative of Mercy.
29- Functions of Advisory Committee on Prerogative of Mercy.
Chapter III
PARLIAMENT
PART 1 Composition of Parliament
30- Legislative power. 31- Composition of National Assembly.
32- Election of elected members.
33- Nominated members.
34- Qualification for election.
35- Disqualifications for election.
36- Attorney General to be member of National Assembly.
37- Speaker of National Assembly.
38- Deputy Speaker of National Assembly.
39- Vacation of seat in National Assembly upon resignation from
party.
40- Electoral Commission.
42- Constituencies
43- Qualifications and disqualifications for regulations for registration
as a voter.
44- Determination of questions as to membership of National Assembly.
45- (Repealed).
PART 1A The Parliamentary Service and the
Parliamentary Service Commission
45A- Parliamentary Service.
45B- Parliamentary Service Commission.
PART 2 Legislation and Procedure in the National
Assembly
46- Exercise of legislative power of Parliament.
47- Alterations of Constitution.
48- Restrictions with regard to certain financial measures.
49- Oaths to be taken be members of National Assembly.
50- Presiding in National Assembly.
51- Quorum in National Assembly.
52- Powers of President in Parliament.
53- Official Languages.
54- Voting in National Assembly.
55- Unqualified persons sitting or voting.
56- Regulation of procedure in National Assembly.
57- Powers, privileges and immunities of National Assembly.
PART3 Summoning, Prorogation and Dissolution of Parliament
58- Summoning of Parliament.
59- Propagation and dissolution of Parliament.
Chapter IV
THE JUDICATURE
PART 1 The High Court and the Court of Appeal
60- Establishment of High Court. 61- Appointment of Judges of High Court.
62- Tenure of office of judges of High Court.
63- Oaths to be taken by judges of High Court.
64- Establish of Court of Appeal.
PART 2 Other Courts
65- Establishment of other courts.
66- Kadhi's Courts.
67- References and appeals on interpretation of Constitution.
PART 3 The Judicial Service Commission
68- Judicial Service Commission.
69- Appointment, etc of judicial officers.
Chapter V:
PROTECTION OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS OF THE INDIVIDUALS
70- Fundamental rights and freedoms of the individual. 71- Protection of right to life.
72- Protection of right to personal liberty.
73- Protection from slavery and forced labour.
74- Protection from inhuman treatment.
75- Protection from deprivation of property.
76- Protection against arbitrary search or entry.
77- Provision to secure protection from law.
78- Protection of freedom of conscience.
80- Protection of freedom of expression.
81- Protection of freedom of assembly and association.
82- Protection of freedom of movement.
83- Protection from discrimination on grounds of race, etc.
84- Enforcement of protective provisions.
85- Preservation of public security.
86- Interpretation and savings.
Chapter VI:
CITIZENSHIP
87- Persons who become citizens on 12th December, 1963
. 88- Persons entitled to be registered as citizens by virtue of
connexion with Kenya before 12th December,
1963 .
89- Persons born in Kenya after 11th December, 1963 .
90- Persons born outside Kenya after 11th December, 1963 .
91- Marriage to Kenya citizen.
92- Persons eligible to be registered as Kenya citizens.
93- Persons eligible to be naturalized as Kenya citizens.
94- Deprivation of Kenya citizenship.
95- Commonwealth citizens.
96- Powers of Parliament.
97- Dual Citizenship.
98- Interpretation.
Chapter VII:
FINANCE
99- Consolidated Fund and other funds of the Government
of Kenya.
100- Authorization of expenditure from consolidated Fund by appropriation.
101- Authorization of expenditure in advance of appropriation.
102- Contingencies Fund.
103- Public debt of Government of Kenya.
104- Remuneration of certain officers.
105- Controller and Auditor General.
CHAPTER VIII:
THE PUBLIC SERVICE
106- Public Services Commission.
107- Appointment, etc. of public officers.
108- Appointment, etc. of members of Kenya Police Force.
109- Attorney General.
110- Controller and Auditor General.
111- Appointment of Permanent Secretaries, Ambassadors, etc.
112- Pensions laws and protection of pensions rights.
113- Power to withhold pensions, etc.
CHAPTER IX:
TRUST LAND
114- Interpretation of Chapter.
115- Trust land to vest in county councils.
116- Registration of individual titles to Trust land.
117- Setting apart of Trust Land by county councils.
118- Setting apart of Trust land by for purposes of Government,
etc.
119- Land no longer required for purposes of government, etc.
120- Escheat of rights in former Trust land.
CHAPTER X:
GENERAL
121- Resignations.
122- Re-appointments and concurrent appointments.
123- Interpretations.
CHAPTER XI:
TRANSITTORY
124- Effect of Chapter.
125-Appeals in respect of certain decisions affecting pensions
benefits.
126- Compulsory retirement to facilitate appointment of local
candidates.
127- (Repealed).
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