High-risk bills — 4
Two signals raise this flag: (1) the bill's text touches personal data, privacy or surveillance powers, and (2) 60% or more of the tracked public feedback opposes it. A bill needs only one signal to be flagged; the breakdown page shows exactly which one(s) applied.
- #FinanceBill2025
Finance Bill, 2026
Adjusts VAT, excise and digital service taxes for the 2026/27 fiscal year. Touches mobile money, fuel and online earnings.
View bill detailsWhy it qualifies
- Strong public opposition — 74% of tracked feedback is against it
- #DigitalHealthAct
Digital Health (Amendment) Bill
Puts all patient records into one national system. Privacy groups have raised concerns.
View bill detailsWhy it qualifies
- Privacy / surveillance exposure — the text touches personal data or monitoring powers
- #LandReform2025
Land Laws (Amendment) Bill
Reworks who owns and manages community land in the counties. Big impact on rural families.
View bill detailsWhy it qualifies
- Strong public opposition — 64% of tracked feedback is against it
- #WithdrawnMediaBill
Media Regulation Bill, 2026
Sought to license bloggers and online publishers — withdrawn after public backlash.
View bill detailsWhy it qualifies
- Strong public opposition — 89% of tracked feedback is against it