The proposed draft constitution creates offices and commissions and leaves them hanging.
Kenya Human Rights and Equality Commission (59),National Land Commission (67),the independent electoral and boundaries commission (88) - how many will they be? What will be their tenure? retirement? do they have to wait for tribunals to kick them out (251)?

commission on revenue allocation (215), Salaries and Remuneration Commissions (230) and Public service commission (233) What will be their tenure? retirement? do they have to wait for tribunals to kick them out?

Teachers service commission (237), how will they be chosen, what number? What will be their tenure? retirement? do they have to wait for tribunals to kick them out?

principal secretaries (132.2.d) and (155), these guys can also not be fired. they can only resign.

attorney-general (132.2.d) and (156), this fellow can also not be fired. cannot constitutionally resign, no tribunal can touch him.
Only the state officers provisions (260)(75.2) can nail this guyz.

all of the above have no provisions to answer the questions stated via a piece of parliamentary legislation.
another question, do the Lawyer MPs (full-time state officers)(260) realize that they will constitutionally be not allowed to have any other gainful employment (77.1)

@Wendz, acts or parliament, national legislation and other pieces of legislation are accounted for in the document. A piece of legislation has to be given Leeway by the constitution and for something specific e.g. Right to life (3), it says

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they have been given an areas of operations, parliament does not have a Carte Blanche to do whatever they want. the Constitution gives them leeway on some matters expressly stated.
Actually, i have passed all this through lawyers who cannot answer.