PART II – ESTABLISHMENT OF CENTRAL AUTHORITY
5. Central Authority
(1) There is established an authority to be known as the Central Authority to perform functions specified in this Act.
(2) The office of the Attorney-General shall be designated as the Central Authority established under subsection (1) of this section.
6. Functions of central authority
(1) The functions of the Central Authority shall include—
(a) transmitting and receiving requests for legal assistance and executing or arranging for the execution of such requests;
(b) ensuring that requests for legal assistance conform to the requirements of law and Kenya’s international obligations;
(c) where necessary, certifying or authenticating, or arranging for the certification and authentication of, any documents or other material supplied in response to a request for legal assistance;
(d) taking practical measures to facilitate the orderly and rapid disposition of requests for legal assistance;
(e) negotiating and agreeing on conditions related to requests for legal assistance, as well as to ensuring compliance with those conditions;
(f) making any arrangements deemed necessary in order to transmit the evidentiary material gathered in response to a request for legal assistance to a requesting state or to authorize any other authority to do so;
(g) carrying out such other tasks as provided for by this Act or which may be necessary for effective legal assistance to be provided or received.
Other forms of cooperation
Request for cooperation
Competent national authority
Cooperation of State
National procedures for execution of requests for other forms of cooperation
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