Reach the Senate.

Official “Contact Your Senator” form

Enter your name, select the Senator, add your email and mobile number, then write your message.

Senators’ directory

Find your Senator, open their profile and use the “Contact” link where available.

Call the Senate switchboard

Ask to be directed to the relevant Senator’s office or Senate office. Petition inquiries: extension 3284, Director of Legislative and Procedural Services.

Email the Clerk of the Senate

Your email opens pre-filled with a starter draft. Add your name, position and clauses, then send.

Fax

Confirm receipt if the correspondence is important.

Memorandum to the Senate

CEKA’s tool emails your position to the Senate. That is a citizen submission, not a formal public-participation memorandum under a committee notice. Formal memoranda follow the notice, which sets the deadline and how to submit (email, hand delivery or post). Identify any submission as Senate Bill No. 29 of 2024.

Formal public petition

A petition is separate from a memorandum (Articles 37 and 119 of the Constitution). Address it to the Clerk of the Senate and meet the prescribed requirements. A completed petition may be emailed to clerk.senate@parliament.go.ke with a scanned page of petitioners’ names and signatures.

Deliver by hand

Send by post

Allow for delivery time so it arrives before any deadline.

Public participation hearings

Committees issue invitations with subject, venue, date and submission arrangements. A hearing on another matter is not a submission on this Bill.

Watch plenary and committee sittings

Watching does not guarantee a chance to address Senators.

Senate on X

Useful to draw attention to a matter. A post is not a lodged memorandum or petition and does not guarantee delivery to a Senator.