Senators are demanding that President William Ruto be summoned to Parliament to provide evidence for claims that lawmakers are soliciting multimillion-shilling bribes. The Senate’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) insists the President must substantiate his allegations through due process.

• President Ruto alleged some legislators demanded Sh150 million from an unnamed county official and Sh10 million to approve the anti-money laundering bill.
• Moses Kajwang’ (Homa Bay), Chair of the Senate PAC, cited Article 125 of the Constitution, which grants Parliament powers similar to the High Court to summon any person.
• Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna and Kitui Senator Enock Wambua criticized parliamentary leadership for failing to defend the institution against Ruto's allegations.