COURSE OVERVIEW

Every government enacts laws, legislation, passes policies, promulgates regulations and rules in order to govern societal interactions. With regulations come many types of demands on individuals, organizations and their operations.  These regulations, also referred to as statutory instruments, are administered by bodies established to enforce compliance independently or with oversight by a government organization. The regulations have a cost on the economy, people, businesses, government, etc., but what is important is that the cost should not exceed the benefits. 

Regulators and oversight agencies carry out regulatory   compliance   by   interpreting   regulations   to   enable the understanding, compliance   and conformance by the regulated entities.  They also carry out inspections to monitor compliance, enforce penalties to punish defaulters, and engage in consultations with regulated parties to address issues arising out of the process. Enforcing regulatory compliance does not come without challenges. It requires the establishment of strategies and systems to monitor and enforce compliance.

A regulatory impact assessment (RIA) analyses the likely benefits and costs associated with the introduction of a new policy, a regulatory proposal or a statutory instrument

Participants shall be capacitated to:

• Interface public policy and the Law.

• Appreciate the procedure for processing statutory instruments in Kenya.

• Explain case law and jurisprudence on delegated legislation in Kenya.

• Apply RIA tools into legislative and regulatory processes within their institutions
  

TARGET PARTICIPANTS

The seminar is recommended specially for: Government regulators and agency officials, Government Policy advisors & Analysts, Commissioners and staff of Constitutional commissions , Regulatory and oversight agencies , Board members of State corporations ,Regulatory Affairs Professionals, Legislative Drafters, Public Administrators & Civil Servants, Economists in Public Sector, Legal /in-house Counsel & Regulatory Lawyers, Researchers in Public Policy, Compliance managers/officers and corporate affairs specialists, Consultants and NGO representatives engaging with public policy, ministry officials, Persons involved in developing legislation or legislative proposals and County government/Assembly officials.

YOUR INVESTMENT: Ksh. 95,000 (non-East Africans: USD 1,500) inclusive of VAT and registration fee.  (Covers tuition fees, course materials, stationery, lunch and refreshments). NOTE that where a person who has registered for the course pulls out within 7 days to the date of training, the School shall deduct 25% of the tuition fee to cover administrative expenses.

Application Process:

Application should be made ONLINE through the platform. Please log at:  https://services.ksl.ac.ke/web/ login sign up and register for the course.  

Money should be deposited in the School’s Account (Account No. 202 2029 110 Absa Bank PLC, Absa Plaza Branch, Nairobi, Kenya) and banking slip presented to the Finance Office. Please note that we would wish to have your duly completed application form and proof of payment by 12.00 p.m.

on 23^rd November, 2026, to enable us to adequately prepare for the course. Late applicants should confirm availability of space before paying for the course.

For more information, please contact the Course Coordinator, Kefa Simiyu or Christine / Jacqueline on: Tel: +254‐ +254(020) 2699581/6

Email: cpd@ksl.ac.ke  mkefa@ksl.ac.ke  cmwanza@ksl.ac.ke  or  jacqueline@ksl.ac.ke   Website: www.ksl.ac.ke

Theme: “Understanding Statutory instruments, mandate limitations, and jurisprudence”

CPD Points: 3