Training category · PAL

Parliament and Legislative Practice

Parliamentary democracy; Kenyan legislative institutions; Standing Orders; the legislative process; committee practice; motions, questions, statements and petitions; research and report writing; legislative drafting and amendments; post-legislative scrutiny; statutory interpretation; Member and leadership programmes.

Overview

Parliamentary democracy; Kenyan legislative institutions; Standing Orders; the legislative process; committee practice; motions, questions, statements and petitions; research and report writing; legislative drafting and amendments; post-legislative scrutiny; statutory interpretation; Member and leadership programmes.

Capabilities you will build

Capability outcomes for this training category are being finalised.

Progression from Public to Executive

  1. L0 PublicNothing published at this level yet
  2. L1 FoundationNothing published at this level yet
  3. L2 PractitionerParliamentary Practice and Legislative Procedure
  4. L3 AdvancedNothing published at this level yet
  5. L4 ExecutiveNothing published at this level yet

Programmes

Pathways

No pathway runs through this training category yet.

Upcoming live learning

Nothing is scheduled in this training category right now. See all live learning.

Train a whole team in this category

Programmes in this training category can run as private cohorts, adapted to your mandate, with practical assessment and authorised manager reporting.

Questions

Where should I start in Legislative practice?

Start at the level that matches your experience. Public and Foundation programmes need no prior study; Practitioner programmes assume you already work in the field. Each programme page lists its prerequisites.

Can my organisation take these programmes as a private cohort?

Yes. Any programme can be delivered to an institution as a private cohort, with seat allocation, practical assessment and authorised reporting.

Are the certificates accredited?

TLC certificates state whether they evidence participation, completion or assessed competence. They are not accredited qualifications unless a programme page says so.