National Assembly
PAREYIO MANTAINE AGNES
Official identity source · observed 3 Aug 2026
Topics detected in PAREYIO MANTAINE AGNES's contributions
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Education
- Premese College Diploma in Community Development & Social Work 2009 to 2011
- Kenya Institute of Management Certificate in Strategic Management from 2013
- Kilgoris Secondary School 1971 to 1973
- Narok Secondary School KCE Certificate- Private student from 1974
- Ole Sankale Primary School Certificate of Primary Education 1964 to 1970
Career & Experience
- Maendeleo Ya Wanawake District Coordinator 1984 to 1985
- Narok County Council Nominated Councilor 1988 to 1997
- Narok County Council Elected Councilor Vice- Chairperson 2002 to 2012
- Narok Water and Sewerage Company Company Director 2007 to 2012
- Anti-FGM Board Kenya Chairperson 2018 to 2022
Primary source · verified observation 3 Aug 2026
Current Positions
A member of the 13th Parliament
2022 General Election
Who is standing for this seat in 2027 will appear here once the IEBC clears candidates. Nominations close and clearance is published in the months before the August 2027 vote, so there is nothing official to show yet.
Committee Membership
- Member of the National Cohesion and Equal Opportunity committee.
- Member of the Social Protection committee.
Committee reports
Reports produced by the committees PAREYIO MANTAINE AGNES sits on.
- Report Of The National Cohesion And Equal Opportunity Committee On Peace And Security Engagement In Isiolo County
- Report Of The Select Committee On National Cohesion And Equal Opportunity On Its Consideration Of Nominees For Appointment To Th
- Report Of The Consideration Of The Public Service Superannuation Scheme (amendment) Bill ( National Assembly Bill No. 33 Of 2025
- Report On Employment Diversity Audit In Public Institutions
- Joint Report Of Three Committees (incl. National Cohesion) On The Fact Finding Mission To Boni Forest In Lamu County
- Report Of The National Cohesion And Equal Opportunity On Employment Diversity Audit In Public Institutions
- Report On Social Protection On Its Consideration Of The Social Protection Bill (na Bill No. 12 Of 2025)
- Report On Consideration Of The Pensions (amendment) Bill (na Bill No. 25 Of 2024)
- Report On Consideration Of The Care And Protection Of Child Parents Bill (senate Bill No. 29 Of 2023)
- Report On Consideration Of Nominees For Appointment As The Chairperson And Member Of The National Gender And Equality Commission
- Report On Approval Hearings Of Principal Secretaries - State Department For Children Welfare Services & Youth Affairs
- Report On Consideration Of The Social Assistance (amendment) Bill (na Bill No. 80 Of 2023)
- Report On Consideration Of The Persons With Disabilities Bill (senate Bill No. 7 Of 2023)
- Report On Consideration Of The Breastfeeding Mothers Bill (na Bill No. 8 Of 2024)
- Second Report Of The Committee On National Cohesion On The Employment Diversity Audit In Public Institutions
- Report On The Consideration Of The National Cohesion And Integration Bill (na Bill No. 74 Of 2023)
- Report On Consideration Of The Institute Of Social Work Professional Bill (na Bill No. 17 Of 2023)
- Report On Compliance To Article 54(2) Of The Constitution On Employment Of Persons With Disabilities In Public Institutions
- Report Of The Social Protection Committee On Consideration Of The National Youth Council Amendment Bill 2023
- Report Of National Cohesion Committee On Employment Diversity Audit In Public Institutions
- Report Of The Departmental Committee On Social Protection On Ratification Of Hague Conventions
- Report Of The Committee On The Ratification Acceptance And Accession Of The Hague Convention
- Report On The Approval Hearings Of Nominees For The Principal Secretaries For Ministry Of Social Protection
How this compares
66 129th of 348
Ahead of 63% · median 46
8 76th of 348
Ahead of 58% · median 7
0 81st of 348
Ahead of 0% · median 0
3 242nd of 348
Ahead of 24% · median 6
motions counted as moved, not seconded
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What these numbers don’t measure
- Committee work
- Parliament publishes no committee attendance for either House, so nobody can count it — us included.
- Constituency work
- Funerals, harambees, schools, casework. Recorded nowhere we can read.
- Whether it worked
- We can count questions asked, not answers given.
- Speaking often isn’t speaking well. Use these to ask PAREYIO MANTAINE AGNES better questions — not to grade them.
Topics this member is active on
Policy areas drawn from this member's certified verbatim Hansard contributions.
- 1 interventions
- 1 interventions
- 1 interventions
- 1 interventions
66 counted contributions in this Parliament, 9 of them in 2026.
Named by other members: 32
Other members named PAREYIO MANTAINE AGNES in 32 passages of debate across 32 sittings, by 10 different members.
This counts the times somebody else named PAREYIO MANTAINE AGNES in debate. It is not a contribution — a contribution is something PAREYIO MANTAINE AGNES said — and the two are never added together.
Parliamentary Activity
Thank you for allowing me to ride on the issue of transformers. I thought it was happening in my constituency only. We have a problem with transformers. We tell Kenya Power and Lighting Company representatives to install transformers in places where there is security. They install the transformers at places...
Official Hansard sourceThank you for giving me the opportunity to welcome students from Laikipia and Tharaka-Nithi. Together with the teachers who accompanied them, I wish them well. I want to tell them that they are in the 13th Parliament. What they see here is what they will experience if they get serious...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for this opportunity to add my voice to this Bill. I thank Hon. Rahim for bringing this Bill to the House. To us pastoralists, livestock is part of our lives. Livestock theft touches us because they are our riches. We depend on livestock; it is...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to welcome students from Ewangan Primary School to the 13th Parliament. I welcome and wish them a safe journey as they go back. I ask them to use this opportunity as a learning process so that they can see what happens...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Speaker for giving me this opportunity to raise this issue. I was one of the Members who complained on hardship allowances for different areas. My Constituency, Narok North, has difficulties because it rains the whole day in some areas. Teachers undergo very hard conditions to get to...
Official Hansard source(Technical hitch)Thank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to…. Use the other microphone. I want to add my voice to this Bill. It is a very important Bill, especially to us who come from remote areas where teachers work under very hard conditions— they are very few,...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me an opportunity to add my voice in support of the Teacher Service Commission (Amendment) Bill brought by Hon. Haro. This is a very important Bill because teachers are very important. We have all gone through the hands of teachers. That is why...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me this opportunity to support the Health Amendment Bill, 2024. Before I contribute, I want to thank the Member for Kirinyaga, Hon. Njeri Maina, for this articulate amendment Bill that is before us. It has come at the right time. The amendment Bill...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker, for giving me an opportunity to add my voice to the debate on the State of the Nation's Address by His Excellency. The Speech gives hope to Kenyans. When this government came to power, Kenyans were facing a lot of problems. Many families could not...
Official Hansard sourceThank you, Hon. Temporary Speaker for giving me this opportunity to support the Motion by Hon. CNN. Having a talent in sports can earn our youth a living. Supporting sports means that we are creating jobs for the youth. The youth will no longer be idle. When they are idle,...
Official Hansard sourceBills Sponsored
PAREYIO MANTAINE AGNES has not sponsored any Bill.
Voting Records
Voting Records: 8
Motions
No motions recorded yet.
Petitions
No petitions recorded yet.
Questions
No questions recorded yet.
Statements
- the disappearance of Mr. John Maina Wanjiru, holder of Passport No. BK436079, in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Mr. John Maina Wanjiru has been residing in Saudi Arabia since May 2023, when he moved there for employment request 2 Dec 2024
- the sale of Ufundi Co-operative Plaza by Ufundi Sacco request 1 Oct 2024
- Request for statement on delayed payment of dues to deceased constituent Isaac Kamau Ngure request 1 Oct 2024
Papers Laid
No papers laid recorded yet.