GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 5857

the following membership; Committee Membership Representative Institution Hon. Lady Justice Grace Ngenye (Chairperson) Judiciary Wilfred Ngunjiri Nderitu SC Law Society of Kenya Peter Thuku National Police Service Jacinta Nyamosi Office of Director of Public Prosecutions SSP Miriam Nyamwamu Kenya Prison Service Joash Dache Kenya Law Reform Commission Hannah Maingi Probation and Aftercare Service Peter Kabuagi Department of Children Service Ashley Wangari Independent Policing Oversight Authority Mary Kimari (Dr.) Commission on Administrative Justice Brian Kituyi Kenya National Commission on Human Rights Davis Malombe Kenya Human Rights Commission Flora Bidali National Legal Aid Service Vincent Opondo National Crime Research Centre Julie Wahonya Witness Protection Agency Brig. Yvonne Kirui Kenya Defence Forces (Military Marshal Court) Dr. Boniface Chitayi Ministry of Health (Mathare National Teaching & Referral Hospital) Julie Wayua International Commission of Jurists Edna Arati Federation of Women Lawyers Eugene Lawi Council of Governors Secretariat Dr. Steve Ouma Judiciary Training Institute David Ngari Nyaga Resources Oriented Development Initiatives Lady Justice Rachael Ng’etich Judiciary Hon. Francis Andayi Judiciary Jimmy Nyikuli Immigrations Regina Muriuki Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission Kitonyi Augustine Directorate of Criminal Investigation Dominic Nyambane Judiciary Edigah Kavuravu Justice Defenders Kennedy Mutiso Victim Protection Board Stephen Gitau Power of Mercy Advisory Committee Elizabeth Ng’an’ga Office of the Attorney General Hon. Christine Njagi Judiciary Lenson Njogu Legal Resources Foundation Vincent Mudogo Chahale International Justice Mission Susan Ouko (Secretary) National Council on the Administration of Justice Terms of Reference of the Committee 1. The Committee shall: (a) Identify and formulate policy, legal and institutional recommendations necessary for better functioning of the criminal justice system in Kenya; (b) Establish and design mechanisms to ensure that Kenya’s criminal justice system operates in a manner consistent and compliant with the provisions of the Constitution; (c) Identify legal, institutional, administrative, and financial barriers that impede the efficient functioning of the criminal justice system and recommend interventions; (d) Support inter-agency collaboration and cooperation to make the criminal justice system effective in serving the Kenyan public; (e) Review laws and policies that criminalize petty offences and make recommendations on their decriminalization and reclassification; (f) Formulate and review laws that would render efficient administration of criminal justice in compliance with the provisions of the Constitution; (g) Oversee the implementation of the recommendations of various strategic publications by NCAJ on Criminal Justice Sector reforms; (h) Oversee the undertaking of studies to deepen, expand, and advise the efficient administration of criminal justice; and (i) Sensitize stakeholders and the public on the criminal justice reforms. 2. In the discharge of its mandate, the Committee may, on temporary basis, identify and invite relevant technical expert(s) on a specific issue or agenda. 22nd July, 2022 THE KENYA GAZETTE 3. The Committee shall report to and update the NCAJ Council on its progress every quarter. Dated 4th of April, 2022. JUSTICE MARTHA K. KOOME, Chief Justice and President of the Supreme Court of Kenya and Chairperson, National Council on the Administration of Justice.