The lawmakers will be called to legislate on a Public Fundraising Appeals Bill.
The House will then have 21 days from that date to review and consider the rejected Finance Bill report.
A busy schedule awaits Members of Parliament when they resume sittings as the various far-reaching changes being made by President William Ruto following the recent anti-government protests will require their input.
Ranging from the rejected Finance Bill 2024/25, new budget cuts proposals, vetting of new Cabinet secretaries after the sacking of 21, a President Ruto-backed Bill regulating harambees, vetting of the new inspector general of police following the resignation of Japhet Koome, and the remaining eight President Ruto, Raila Odinga talks team Bill, the focus will shift to the August House to actualise the required changes in government. The lawmakers are currently on recess and will resume on July 23 as the wind of reforms is sweeping across the country. The public will be keenly watching how they will handle the critical issues that will be placed at their doorstep.
