RETIRED CHIEF Justice David Maraga to Head a 20-Member Taskforce On Police Reforms Appointed By President Ruto To Review Police Terms And Working Conditions.
Former CJ David Maraga appointed Chairperson of a 23 member taskforce to oversee the improvement of reforms for members of the National Police Service and Kenya Prisons Service.
In a special notice published in the gazette on Thursday, December 22, Maraga was named to lead the task team looking into changes to the National Police Service’s (NPS) welfare system.
The goal of the task force is to find the institutional, administrative, and operational problems that make it hard for the National Police Service and the Kenya Prisons Service (KPS) to do their jobs well.
The task team, which is now led by Maraga, was told to send the Head of State a report with their conclusions and a plan for how they would be put into action.
“With effect from the date of this notification, the task force’s tenure will last for 90 days.” Part of the notice said, “The Ministry of Interior and National Administration shall be the task force’s secretariat.”
