Functions of the ODPP

To

The Accountability And Reporting Function Of The Office

Pursuant to Article 254(1)of the Constitution, 2010 and Section 7 of ODPP Act, 2013, the DPP is required to submit a report to the President and Parliament on the performance and overall fulfillment of the object and purpose of the Office. In addition, the President, the National Assembly or the Senate may require the DPP to submit a report on a particular issue. In this regard, the DPP, has consistently submitted the reports as envisaged by law.

The Department of Conventional & Related Crimes

Advisory Board

1 PS - Public Serv ce;

2 DPP - Chair of the Board

3. Attorney-Genera

4 PS - Treasury

5 Chief Registrar of the Jud ciary

6. Chairperson - LSK

7 Director, Witness Protection Agency

8 Chairperson, KNCHR

9 Inspector General - NPS

10 SPP - Secretary to the Board

The Director of Public Prosecution’s Office

9 Regions headed by Regional heads

The Department of Economic, Organized & International

The Department of County Affairs & Prosecution

47 County Stations headed by County heads

The Secretary Public Prosecution’s Office

139 Court stations

The Prosecution Training Institute

The Department of Corporate Services

Department of Inspectorate, Quality

Odpp Staff Establishment

Currently, the ODPP has a staff establishment of 1315 officers made up of 614 male and 701 female making 46.7% and 53.3% .The ODPP takes up 100 pupils, 100 interns and attachés each Financial Year.

Financial Status

The Overall Resource Allocation

The overall budgetary allocation to the ODPP for the FY 2022/23 amounts to KShs 3.327 billion consisting of KShs 3.282 billion for Recurrent Expenditure and KShs 0.45 billion for Development Expenditure. This allocation is against the ODPP’s resource requirement of KShs 5.037 billion. Consequently, the ODPP has an overall resource deficit of KShs 1.710 billion. A detailed analysis of the budget is presented below budgeted 3.327B