Discover bills open for public participation. Every bill shows its Parliamentary stage and participation window.
AI reads the full bill and produces a plain-language summary in English — highlighting sections that directly affect your daily life.
Ask about any provision to understand implications of the bill. Like having a constitutional lawyer available to every Kenyan, 24/7.
Give clause-level feedback or draft a formal memorandum. Your submission goes directly to the relevant National Assembly committee on record.
Whether you are a first-time voter in Turkana or a seasoned advocate in Mombasa — CivicAI ensures your participation reaches Parliament with equal authority.
Complex legislation translated to plain English. Understand a 200-page bill in 5 minutes with clause-level annotations.
Ask CivicAI to explain any provision. Available in both official languages, 24 hours a day.
Agree or disagree on individual clauses — not just whole bills. Your nuanced position gives Parliament actionable, specific feedback.
Verified NGOs, CBOs, trade unions, professional bodies, and registered groups to submit collective positions.
SMS and push notifications when bills open for public input. Never miss a participation window.
Article 118 — Constitution of Kenya, 2010: "Parliament shall facilitate public participation and involvement in the legislative and other business of Parliament and its committees."
Nilikuwa nafikiri Bunge ni kwa watu wa Nairobi peke yao. CivicAI ilinisaidia kuelewa Muswada wa Nyumba na niliweza kutoa maoni yangu kwa Kiswahili. Sauti yangu ilifikia Kamati ya Bunge.
Our union submitted a 40-page memorandum on the employment bill through CivicAI in one afternoon. The Health Committee acknowledged our submission within 48 hours. This platform delivers.
As a teacher in Garissa, I felt heard for the first time. I gave a submission on the CBC Bill and my feedback was cited in the Education Committee's final report. Parliament is listening through CivicAI.
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