Solicitor General Shadrack Mose affirms adherence to legal protocols of state law office

Solicitor General Shadrack Mose appeared before the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Parliament yesterday to affirm that the operations of the State Law Office are being conducted in strict accordance with legal standards. During the session, Mose provided assurances that all proceedings and activities under his jurisdiction adhere to the rule of law, ensuring transparency and accountability.

In his address to the committee, Mose emphasized the importance of maintaining legal integrity and outlined the strategic plans for the coming fiscal year. One of the key initiatives announced is the decentralization of the State Law Office. Starting next year, every county will have its own state law office. This move aims to alleviate congestion in the central offices and improve the efficiency of legal services across the country.

"The establishment of county-based state law offices is a critical step in enhancing the accessibility and responsiveness of legal services," Mose stated. "By decentralizing our operations, we can ensure that legal matters are handled more swiftly and effectively at the local level."

Mose also highlighted the significant strides made in digitizing government operations. He pointed out that the transition to digital platforms is not only streamlining workflows but also enhancing service delivery to the Kenyan public.

"Many of our processes are now conducted digitally, which has greatly improved our ability to serve the public," Mose noted. "This digital transformation is part of our broader strategy to modernize the State Law Office and ensure that we are working efficiently for all Kenyans."

The Solicitor General's remarks reflect a broader commitment to reforming and modernizing Kenya's legal framework. The PAC session provided a platform for Mose to showcase the progress made and the future direction of his office, underlining a commitment to uphold the law and improve public service delivery.