Constitution of Kenya, 2010 58 (e) except as is provided under this Chapter or by an Act of Parliament, accept or use public resources to promote its interests or its candidates in elections. Legislation on political parties. 92. Parliament shall enact legislation to provide for— (a) the reasonable and equitable allocation of airtime, by Stateowned and other specified categories of broadcasting media, to political parties either generally or during election campaigns; (b) the regulation of freedom to broadcast in order to ensure fair election campaigning; (c) the regulation of political parties; (d) the roles and functions of political parties; (e) the registration and supervision of political parties; (f) the establishment and management of a political parties fund; (g) the accounts and audit of political parties; (h) restrictions on the use of public resources to promote the interests of political parties; and (i) any other matters necessary for the management of political parties. CHAPTER EIGHT—THE LEGISLATURE PART 1—ESTABLISHMENT AND ROLE OF PARLIAMENT Establishment of Parliament. 93. (1) There is established a Parliament of Kenya, which shall consist of the National Assembly and the Senate. (2) The National Assembly and the Senate shall perform their respective functions in accordance with this Constitution. Role of Parliament. 94. (1) The legislative authority of the Republic is derived from the people and, at the national level, is vested in and exercised by Parliament.