{"id":1057759,"url":"http://info.mzalendo.com/api/v0.1/hansard/entries/1057759/?format=json","text_counter":101,"type":"speech","speaker_name":"Tiaty, KANU","speaker_title":"Hon. Kassait Kamket","speaker":{"id":13493,"legal_name":"William Kamket Kassait","slug":"william-kamket-kassait"},"content":" Forgive me, Hon. Speaker. It is Article 191 which talks about conflict of laws. Article 191(2) of the Constitution talks about national legislation prevailing over county legislation. Article 191(2) says: “National legislation prevails over county legislation if – (a) the national legislation applies uniformly throughout Kenya and any of the conditions specified in clause (3) is satisfied; or (b) the national legislation is aimed at preventing unreasonable action by a county that – (i) is prejudicial to the economic, health or security interests of Kenya or another county; or (ii) impedes the implementation of national economic policy”. (3) The following are the conditions referred to in clause (2) (a) – (a) the national legislation provides for a matter that cannot be regulated effectively by legislation enacted by the individual counties; (b) the national legislation provides for a matter that, to be dealt with effectively, requires uniformity across the nation, and the national legislation provides that uniformity by establishing – (i) norms and standards; or (ii) national policies; or"}