The Kenya Accreditation Service (KENAS) has concluded its nationwide public participation drive aimed at advancing accreditation reforms to facilitate trade in the regional and international markets.
The accreditation body subjected three documents to the public, including the Draft Kenya Accreditation Service (Amendment) Bill, 2025; the Kenya Accreditation Service (General) Regulations, 2025, and the Kenya Accreditation Service (Fees) Regulations, 2025.
Speaking to the press at the Kisii Agricultural Training Centre on the outskirts of Kisii town, KENAS Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Walter Ongeti underscored the importance of accreditation in building confidence in conformity assessment results, including testing, calibration, inspection and certification services.
