Kiswahili
(1)Ofisi ya Inspekta-Jenerali wa Huduma za Polisi za Kitaifa imebuniwa.
(2)Inspekta-Jenerali––
(a)anateuliwa na Rais kwa idhini ya Bunge; na
(b)atatekeleza uongozi huru katika Huduma za Polisi za Kitaifa na kutekeleza majukumu mengine yoyote yatakayotolewa kwa mujibu wa sheria ya kitaifa.
(3)Huduma za Polisi nchini Kenya na Huduma za Polisi wa Utawala, zitaongozwa na Naibu Inspekta-Jenerali atakayeteuliwa na Rais kulingana na mapendekezo ya Tume ya Huduma za Polisi za Kitaifa.
(4)Waziri anayehusikana na huduma za polisi anaweza kutoa agizo kisheria kwa Inspekta-Jenerali kuhusu suala lolote la sera ya Huduma za Polisi za Kitaifa; lakini hakuna mtu yeyote atakayetoa maelekezo kwa Inspekta-Jenerali kuhusiana na—
(a)uchunguzi wa hatia fulani;
(b)utekelezaji wa sheria dhidi ya mtu au watu fulani; au
(c)kuajiriwa, kutoa majukumu, kupandishwa cheo, kusimamishwa au kufutwa kazi kwa mwanachama yeyote wa Huduma za Polisi za Kitaifa.
(5)Maelekezo yoyote yatakayotolewa na Waziri anayehusikana na huduma za polisi kwa Inspekta-Jenerali chini ya ibara ya (4), au Maelekezo yoyote yatakayotolewa na Mkurugenzi wa Mashtaka ya Umma kwa Inspekta-Jenerali chini ya Kifungu cha 157 (4), yatakuwa kwa njia ya maandishi.
(6)Inspekta-Jenerali atateuliwa ili kuhudumu kwa muhula mmoja wa miaka minne, na hatastahiki kuteuliwa tena.
(7)Inspekta-Jenerali anaweza kuondolewa ofisini na Rais kwenye misingi tu ya—
(a)ukiukaji mkubwa wa Katiba hii au sheria nyingine yoyote, ikijumuisha ukiukaji wa Sura ya Sita;
(b)mwenendo mbaya zaidi katika utekelezaji wa majukumu ya ofisi hiyo au vinginevyo;
(c)kutokuwa na uwezo wa kimwili au kiakili wa kutekeleza majukumu ya ofisi hiyo;
(d)kushindwa kutekeleza majukumu yake ipasavyo;
(e)kufilisika; au
(f)sababu yoyote nyingine yenye haki.
(8)Bunge litatunga sheria ili kuwezesha utekelezaji wa Kifungu hiki kikamilifu.
English
Command of the National Police Service
(1)There is established the office of the Inspector-General of the National Police Service.
(2)The Inspector-General—
(a)is appointed by the President with the approval of Parliament; and
(b)shall exercise independent command over the National Police Service, and perform any other functions prescribed by national legislation.
(3)The Kenya Police Service and the Administration Police Service shall each be headed by a Deputy Inspector-General appointed by the President in accordance with the recommendation of the National Police Service Commission.
(4)The Cabinet secretary responsible for police services may lawfully give a direction to the Inspector-General with respect to any matter of policy for the National Police Service, but no person may give a direction to the Inspector-General with respect to—
(a)the investigation of any particular offence or offences;
(b)the enforcement of the law against any particular person or persons; or
(c)the employment, assignment, promotion, suspension or dismissal of any member of the National Police Service.
(5)Any direction given to the Inspector-General by the Cabinet secretary responsible for police services under clause (4), or any direction given to the Inspector-General by the Director of Public Prosecutions under Article 157(4), shall be in writing.
(6)The Inspector-General shall be appointed for a single four-year term, and is not eligible for re-appointment.
(7)The Inspector-General may be removed from office by the President only on the grounds of—
(a)serious violation of this Constitution or any other law, including a contravention of Chapter Six;
(b)gross misconduct whether in the performance of the office holder’s functions or otherwise;
(c)physical or mental incapacity to perform the functions of office;
(d)incompetence;
(e)bankruptcy; or
(f)any other just cause.
(8)Parliament shall enact legislation to give full effect to this Article.