www.kenyalaw.org The International Crimes Act, 2008 under a specified provision or in relation to a particular matter includes a reference to a request by the ICC for co-operation under that provision or in relation to that matter; (c) a reference to a sentence of imprisonment imposed by the ICC includes a reference to a sentence of imprisonment extended by the ICC (whether for the n o n -payment of a fine or otherwise); (d) a reference to a sentence of imprisonment imposed by the ICC for an international crime or an offence against the administration of justice includes a reference to a sentence of imprisonment imposed by the ICC for non-payment of a fine that was a penalty for that crime or offence, as the case may be. Act to bind the Government. Rome Statute to have force of law. 3. This Act shall be binding on the Government. 4. (1) The provisions of the Rome Statute specified in subsection (2) shall have the force of law in Kenya i n relation to the following matters— (a) the making of requests by the ICC to Kenya for assistance and the method of dealing with those requests; (b) the conduct of an investigation by the Prosecutor or the ICC; (c) the bringing and determination of proceedings before the ICC; (d) the enforcement in Kenya of sentences of imprisonment or other measures imposed by the ICC, and any related matters; (e) the making of requests by Kenya to the ICC for assistance and the method of dealing with those requests. (2) The relevant provisions of the Rome Statute are— (a) Part 2 (which relates to jurisdiction, admissibility, and applicable law); 3