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(d) investigate, monitor and evaluate the organisation,
administration and personnel practices of the public
service;
(e) ensure that the public service is efficient and effective;
(f) develop human resources in the public service;
(g) review and make recommendations to the national
government in respect of conditions of service, code of
conduct and qualifications of officers in the public service;
(h) evaluate and report to the President and Parliament on
the extent to which the values and principles mentioned in
Articles 10 and 232 are complied with in the public service;
(i) hear and determine appeals in respect of county governments’
public service; and
(j) perform any other functions and exercise any other powers
conferred by national legislation.
(3) Clauses (1) and (2) shall not apply to any of the following
offices in the public service––
(a) State offices;
(b) an office of high commissioner, ambassador or other
diplomatic or consular representative of the Republic;
(c) an office or position subject to––
(i) the Parliamentary Service Commission;
(ii) the Judicial Service Commission;
(iii) the Teachers Service Commission;
(iv) the National Police Service Commission; or
(b) an office in the service of a county government, except as
contemplated in clause (2) (i).
(4) The Commission shall not appoint a person under clause (2)
to hold or act in any office on the personal staff of the President or a
retired President, except with the consent of the President or retired
President.