IG Kanja Vows Enforcement of Senate Summonses to Protect Oversight Process
The Inspector General pledged to provide adequate security during committee sittings and county oversight visits to guarantee a safe and conducive environment for accountability processes. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..
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Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has assured the Senate’s County Public Accounts Committee (CPAC) of full police support in investigating misappropriated public resources and enforcing committee summonses. This commitment aims to strengthen accountability at the county level and ensure compliance with oversight directives.
- Kanja pledged unwavering support and closer collaboration between the police and Parliament.
- The meeting involved IG Kanja and the County Public Accounts Committee (CPAC), chaired by Moses Otieno Kajwang’.
- The National Police Service will work with other security agencies to investigate misuse of public funds and provide security for committee sittings, ensuring adherence to its directives.
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