National Assembly speaker Moses Wetang'ula has convened a three-day bonding retreat for House leaders from the two sides of Kenya Kwanza and Azimio.
The meeting, Wetang'ula said, will bring together majority and minority leaders and chairpersons of Committees.
Parliamentary service commissioners and the House business committee will also attend.
It will be held from September 18-22.
“The tradition of the National Assembly, on an annual basis, holds leadership retreat...such retreats are meant to bring leadership of the house to bond and share experiences, identify priority business of the house and candidly discuss critical matters,” he said in his communication.
It is themed "Building Synergy in Leadership: Enhancing Legislative Agenda in the National Assembly”.
Wetangula noted that such interactions guide the business of the house during a session, as well as in a term of Parliament.
The main objective of the leadership retreat, he added, is to provide the leadership of the house an opportunity to take stock of the progress made so far, identify priority business, and share experiences.
“The retreat will further provide an opportunity for the house leadership to chat a way forward with regards to the consideration and processing of business of the house in the current second session and the third session,” he said.
MPs will today proceed on a month-long recess.
