Business Impact of the Kenya Security Law Amendment (PDF) for various people & companies (XX refers to pages, not clauses).

Aviation

• For people who own/occupy property near airports; A cabinet secretary can designate zones and  impose restrictions on land use
• People (farmers, bush air tour operators, helicopter charters?) who fly planes from unmanned airports, may have to inform a cabinet secretary (70)

Business Premises

• NIS officers get powers to arrest (46) and enter any place and obtain access to anything (47)
• A Cabinet Secretary to designate where demonstrations can take place – this may ward of looting of businesses that follows large demonstrations across towns (2)

Citizen Data

• Landlords are to keep records of tenants e.g. name ID, email, telephone (36)
• Police stations to obtain information from hotels in their area on guests names, ID numbers, sex, telephone, email  details (70)
• Motor  vehicle dealers to maintain records of buyers of vehicles (40)

Evidence

• Electronically recorded evidence is admissible – electronic messages, digital metrical (26, 29) also teleconferencing or videoconferencing of court proceedings are recognized
• The government may intercept information if it believes it will prevent terror. Such evidence is admissible regardless of the technicalities under which it was obtained (57)

Extradition

• (For white-collar crimes), there shall be no local extradition proceedings required if a court is satisfied that a proper foreign warrant was executed (21)
• A police officer can apply to hold someone longer in jail by writing to a judge e.g the Britam-Acorn case

Immigration 

• A cabinet secretary shall designate which industries are eligible for work permits  – and also vet foreign investors (42)
• An (all important) ID card can be cancelled if there is evidence of fraud  in its procurement (22)
• Foreign nationals residing in Kenya for more than 3 months will have to inform the government of change of address (66)
• Employment bureaus to be registered before sending Kenyans to work overseas (42)

Media/Social Media

• If you travel to a country designated as a terrorist training country without passing through immigration you are presumed to have traveled to receive terrorist training (54) ..people who live around border areas are exempted
• Anyone who publishes or broadcasts  photos of victims  of terror  omits a crime can be jailed for 3 years or fined Kshs 5 million (55)

Self Protection

• Want to own a gun? A  firearm licensing board will be created to assess suitability of applicants, issued cancel, change licenses, and register civilian firearms (34).

Vehicles

• No person shall own an armored car unless certified by this body (35)
• Government to have a database of all diplomatic plated vehicle (40)