Kenyan lawmakers have endorsed a bill aimed at safeguarding revenue collected by public health facilities, according to a parliamentary committee report. The measure, backed by members of parliament, is intended to enhance the management of Facility Improvement Funds within the public health sector. The committee, led by MP James Nyikal from Seme, emphasized that the bill is timely and will contribute to better financial oversight in healthcare institutions. The proposal seeks to ensure that funds generated by public health facilities are used effectively for infrastructure development and service improvement. The legislation is part of broader efforts to strengthen public health systems in Kenya.