RULING OF THE COURT
On 12th March 2018, the High Court (Mativo, J) delivered a judgment in Constitutional Petition No. 532 of 2017, which precipitated the two applications now before this Court for determination. The High Court had been moved by the 1st respondent, “Okiya” as the petitioner therein, against the Commissioner General, Kenya Revenue Authority’ “KRA”, the Cabinet Secretary, National Treasury “CS”, and SICPA Securities SOL SA “SICPA” as the 1st, 2nd and 3rd respondents respectively. Okiya’s petition in the High Court sought inter alia, declarations that KRA and CS had threatened and violated the Constitution, Statutory Instruments Act, the Fair Administrative Action Act and Public Procurement Act, Parliament’s suspension of implementation by KRA, the CS and SICPA of the Excisable Goods, Management Systems “EGMS” was valid and stays in force until further directions by National Assembly; Legal Notice Nos. 110 of 18th June 2013 and 53 of 30th March, 2017 were invalid, null an…