(2) The Public Service Commission may also recommend to the President the establishment of an office in the Public Service in accordance with Article 132(4)(a) of the Constitution. (3) The Public Service Commission shall also whenever required by the President, advise the President and Parliament on any matter affecting the Public Service. (4) The Commission may delegate in writing, with or without conditions, any of its functions to any one or more of its members or to any officer, body or authority in the Public Service. Communication with the Public Service Commission A.10 (1) All communication with the Commission shall be addressed to the Secretary, Public Service Commission.
(2) Serving officers may communicate with the Commission only in exceptional cases and should channel their letters through their respective Authorized Officers with an advance copy to the Commission. Notification of the Commission’s Decisions A.11 (1) The decisions of the Commission to State Departments in respect of all cases will be communicated to the respective Authorized Officers in writing by the Secretary to the Commission. (2) The decisions of the Commission to County Governments in respect of appeals will be communicated to the respective County Public Service Boards in writing by the Secretary to the Commission.
Role of the Ministry Responsible for Public Service A.12 The Public Service Commission may delegate some of its functions to the Authorized Officer in the Ministry responsible for Public Service as may be determined and issued through a delegation instrument from time to time. Human Resource Management Advisory and Employee Performance Management Committees- A.13 (1) To ensure effective human resource management, each Ministry/State Department/Agency shall constitute a Human Resource Management Advisory