Chapter 11: Devolved GovernmentPart 2 — County governments

Article 176. County governments

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• 174. Objects of devolution
• 175. Principles of devolved government
• 176. County governments (current)
• 177. Membership of county assembly
• 178. Speaker of a county assembly
• 179. County executive committees
• 180. Election of county governor and deputy county governor
• 181. Removal of a county governor
• 182. Vacancy in the office of county governor
• 183. Functions of county executive committees
• 184. Urban areas and cities
• 185. Legislative authority of county assemblies
• 186. Respective functions and powers of national and county governments
• 187. Transfer of functions and powers between levels of government
• 188. Boundaries of counties
• 189. Cooperation between national and county governments
• 190. Support for county governments
• 191. Conflict of laws
• 192. Suspension of a county government
• 193. Qualifications for election as member of county assembly
• 194. Vacation of office of member of county assembly
• 195. County assembly power to summon witnesses
• 196. Public participation and county assembly powers, privileges and immunities
• 197. County assembly gender balance and diversity
• 198. County government during transition
• 199. Publication of county legislation
• 200. Legislation on Chapter

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Official Constitutional Text

(1) There shall be a county government for each county, consisting of a county assembly and a county executive.

(2) Every county government shall decentralise its functions and the provision of its services to the extent that it is efficient and practicable to do so.

Plain English Explanation

This is a simplified summary to explain this article in clear language. It is not the legal text of the Constitution.

A simplified explanation is being prepared for this article.