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Nominations for The 2026 IQSK Council Elections

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This page publishes official nomination information for IQSK Council elections, including election selection, position details, and candidate profiles where available.

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Nomination opens: 30 Apr 2026 08:00

Nomination closes: 07 May 2026 17:00

Published nominations list

14 published candidates

Published 15 May 2026

President

1 vacancy

1 nominee

QS. Janet Cheruto Chirchir

Member No: 1492

Nominated candidate

QS. Janet Cheruto Chirchir

President

Candidate details

Position: President
Member number: 1492

Short bio

"Janet Chirchir a Director at Swiftcost Consultants is an accomplished Quantity Surveyor with over 18 years of professional experience in the construction industry.
She is registered with the Board of Registration of Architects and Quantity Surveyors (Q620).
She has extensive expertise in overseeing the management and growth of professional membership associations, serving currently as the Vice President of IQSK– institute of Quantity Surveyors of Kenya ( 2024-2026) where she is professional member. She has previously served as the Registrar of IQSK -June 2020 to May 2024
She helps shapes continental initiatives through the AAQS-African Association of Quantity surveyors serving as a member of the membership board."

Vice President

1 vacancy

2 nominees

Qs. Daniel Muthinga

Member No: 463

Nominated candidate

Qs. Daniel Muthinga

Vice President

Candidate details

Position: Vice President
Member number: 463

Short bio

"QS DANIEL MUTHINGA - IQSK 463, who in the upcoming IQSK Elections seeks the position of Vice President, is a qualified and registered Quantity Surveyor- BORAQS Q463 with a practical professional experience of about 30 years, having started at M/s Davson & Ward Quantity Surveyors. He is currently the Managing Partner of M/s Primebill Construction Advisors- BORAQS 209Q, and is also a qualified Project Manager and currently completing his proficiency in domestic Arbitration.

He has operated as an individual QS or in consultancy, and for a better part within and for contractors' organizations. His Firm has offered Quantity Surveying, Project Management and Contract Advisory Services in Buildings and Civil Works, but more uniquely in Roads Works.

QS Muthinga has individually been involved as a QS and a Contracts Advisor(including Claims Management and Works Scheduling) in Road Works in Kenya more so in the Northern Corridor, for the large local construction companies such as H. Young & CO (EA) Ltd and also for International companies such as Consolidated Contractors Company(CCC) of Greece, GrInaker -LTA of South Africa, Strabag Int. GmbH of Austria, and Sogea Satom of France .

He has also served in an intervening period (2018 -2023) as the County Chief Officer for the County Government of Nakuru in-charge of Roads, Public Works and Disaster Management . Other than the Accounting and Administrative duties involved, he supervised and mentored a team of Quantity Surveyors, Architects and Engineers in a largely challenging public service stint.

Other than the professional contribution, Qs Muthinga has been involved in the advancement of the ideals and functions of IQSK and the quantity surveying profession by serving in an IQSK appointed Task Forces such as the one that to re-looked at the various contract documents. He has also been involved in queries made to the BORAQS in seeking for more accountability, and for better recognition of the Quantity Surveyor.

This urge for a better recognition of the Quantity Surveyor in governance structures within the entire construction sector- including in the Roads sector is a key driver for his quest to become the VP of the IQSK, the organization for which he also seeks wider recognition by the key statutes that regulate the construction industry and related sectors.

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Qs. David Gidudi Choka

Member No: 409

Nominated candidate

Qs. David Gidudi Choka

Vice President

Candidate details

Position: Vice President
Member number: 409

Short bio

QS David Gidudi Choka is a Registered Quantity Surveyor with the Board of Registration of Architects and Quantity Surveyors of Kenya (BORAQS), with 19 years of post-registration practice experience across both the public and private sectors in Kenya.

He is a long-serving Professional Member of the Institute of Quantity Surveyors of Kenya (IQSK), having joined the Institute in 2006. He currently serves as an IQSK Council Member for the 2024–2026 term, having also served in the 2022–2024 and 2020–2022 Councils. He is also the Convener of the Training Committee for the 2024–2026 term and previously served as Convener of the Master Class Committee during the 2022–2024 term.

Over the years, QS Choka has actively contributed to the work of the Institute through several committees, including Membership and Training, Master Class, Human Resources and Administration, Standard Contracts, and the Illustrated Standard Method of Measurement, among others.

QS Choka holds a Master of Arts degree in Construction Management and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Building Economics, both from the University of Nairobi. He is currently a registered PhD student in Construction Project Management.

In addition to professional practice, QS Choka has served as a lecturer in Quantity Surveying and Construction Management for the last 10 years. He is also a BORAQS supervisor and has mentored several candidates who have successfully passed their professional examinations.

He is passionate about integrity, ethical practice, professional excellence, mentorship, and servant leadership. He remains committed to contributing to the continued growth, prosperity, and institutional strengthening of IQSK.

Honorary Secretary

1 vacancy

2 nominees

Qs. Cynthia Moira Mulaku

Member No: 1310

Nominated candidate

Qs. Cynthia Moira Mulaku

Honorary Secretary

Candidate details

Position: Honorary Secretary
Member number: 1310

Short bio

"Cynthia Moira Mulaku is a registered and practicing Quantity Surveyor with a strong commitment to advancing the built environment profession in Kenya. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying and is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Construction Management at the University of Nairobi, further strengthening her technical and leadership expertise.

She is a Professional Member of the Institute of Quantity Surveyors of Kenya (IQSK) and has actively contributed to the Institute’s leadership, serving as a Council Member and Assistant Honorary Secretary for the past four years. Through these roles, she has been instrumental in supporting governance, professional development, and member engagement initiatives.

Ms. Mulaku has demonstrated exceptional leadership among emerging professionals, having served as Chair of the Young Quantity Surveyors Forum. In this capacity, she spearheaded mentorship and training programmes aimed at equipping young professionals with practical skills and career guidance. Her influence extends beyond Kenya, having participated in various stakeholder forums and collaborated with Young Quantity Surveyors Forums across Africa to promote knowledge exchange and regional professional growth.

In addition to her professional practice, she is a dedicated tutor and mentor, supporting students in institutions offering built environment courses. Her passion for mentorship is rooted in her belief that the youth represent the future of the construction industry and require deliberate nurturing to realize their full potential.

Overall, Ms. Mulaku is deeply passionate about the advancement of the Quantity Surveying profession. She actively uses her platforms to educate, mentor, and advocate for the meaningful involvement of construction professionals in project delivery, contributing to improved standards and sustainable development in the industry."

Qs. Delores Wekoye Mbati

Member No: 231

Nominated candidate

Qs. Delores Wekoye Mbati

Honorary Secretary

Candidate details

Position: Honorary Secretary
Member number: 231

Short bio

The candidate is a practising Quantity Surveyor having handled various projects in the in the country.She has a bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying from the University of Nairobi and a Masters in Construction Management from the same University. She is passionate about the Quantity Surveying profession and delights mentoring fresh graduates and young professionals.

Honorary Treasurer

1 vacancy

1 nominee

Qs. Jasan Njoroge

Member No: 542

Nominated candidate

Qs. Jasan Njoroge

Honorary Treasurer

Candidate details

Position: Honorary Treasurer
Member number: 542

Short bio

Qs. Jasan Wanyoike Njoroge (BQS (UON), BSC (Hons) Applied Accounting- Oxford Brookes) is a registered and practicing Quantity Surveyor. Currently serving as the Honorary Treasurer 2024-2026. He is a longstanding member of the Institute of Quantity Surveyors of Kenya (IQSK) since March 2012 and has served in various committees of the institute including the Office purchase project, finance committee and editorial committee. He is the former editor of the Quantity Surveyor Journal and the publications committee chair spearheading the production of the journal and the Annual IQSK construction cost handbook that was relaunched in 2023 jointly with the State Department of Public Works and Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS).

Honorary Registrar

1 vacancy

1 nominee

Qs. Jordan Rabach Opiyo

Member No: 283

Nominated candidate

Qs. Jordan Rabach Opiyo

Honorary Registrar

Candidate details

Position: Honorary Registrar
Member number: 283

Short bio

"Jordan is the current Honorary Registrar and managing director at Swiftcost Consultants Ltd. A position which he has held for over 14 years. He has served the council on multiple occassions both as an ordinary council member and an executive committee member. Beyond that, he has actively participated in various committees of the Institute. He has also served in various platforms such as the NACRA agenda by NCA and KLIF by EACC which are useful to the industry at large.
Jordan is an alumni of the University of Nairobi."

Assistant Honorary Secretary

1 vacancy

3 nominees

Qs. Barrack Omondi Ongondo

Member No: 1137

Nominated candidate

Qs. Barrack Omondi Ongondo

Assistant Honorary Secretary

Candidate details

Position: Assistant Honorary Secretary
Member number: 1137

Short bio

"Qs. Barrack Ongondo is a Registered Quantity Surveyor and Project Manager with over 15 years of progressive experience in the construction industry. He has built a strong professional reputation in cost management, project delivery, and contract administration across diverse projects.

He currently serves as a member of the Documentation Committee within the Institute of Quantity Surveyors of Kenya, where he actively contributes to strengthening professional standards and institutional frameworks. Notably, he was among the key contributors in the development and production of the IQSK Standard Contracts, demonstrating his commitment to advancing industry best practices.

Driven by a vision of a more integrated and collaborative construction sector, Qs. Ongondo is vying for the position of Assistant Honorary Secretary. His agenda is to bridge the gap between quantity surveyors and other stakeholders in the construction industry, fostering stronger partnerships, improved communication, and enhanced professional influence.

With a blend of technical expertise, institutional experience, and forward-looking leadership, he is committed to supporting the Institute’s mandate while promoting efficiency, transparency, and inclusivity within the profession."

Qs. Erick Ondiek Ogola

Member No: 840

Nominated candidate

Qs. Erick Ondiek Ogola

Assistant Honorary Secretary

Candidate details

Position: Assistant Honorary Secretary
Member number: 840

Short bio

I am Professional member of the Institute of Quantity Surveyors of Kenya (IQSK 840) with progressive experience in Construction Cost Management, Contract Administration, and professional practice. I’m a registered Quantity Surveyor with BORAQS (Q943) with over 11 years of practice; 8 years post registration experience. I hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying from The Technical University of Kenya. Over the years, I have worked across both the private consultancy, Private corporate organizations and public sectors, steadily rising from Assistant Quantity Surveyor to Professional Quantity Surveyor through dedication, discipline, and a strong commitment to professional excellence.
Beyond project work, I have remained actively engaged in advancing the profession through mentorship and training engagements. At the institute, I am particularly passionate about strengthening member engagement and fostering a more inclusive Institute where professionals across different sectors, regions, and levels of experience feel represented and actively involved. I believe one of the greatest strengths of any professional body lies in its ability to unite members around a shared purpose and create an environment where every member feels valued and heard.
I strongly believe that the Institute must continuously create value for its members beyond registration and compliance by strengthening professional development programmes, mentorship initiatives, networking opportunities, industry collaborations, and responsive member support systems. Improved communication and feedback mechanisms between leadership and members can foster greater trust, transparency, accountability, and participation. A stronger and more cohesive Institute is better positioned to advance matters affecting professional practice, fair remuneration, procurement policy, capacity building, and participation in national development projects.
I am therefore seeking the position of Assistant Honorary Secretary to contribute to a responsive, organized, transparent, and member-centered Institute that prioritizes service delivery, meaningful engagement, and professional growth. I look forward to strengthening communication, participation, and collaboration among members for the advancement of both the profession and the Institution.

Qs. Rosemary Mukami Macharia

Member No: 1361

Nominated candidate

Qs. Rosemary Mukami Macharia

Assistant Honorary Secretary

Candidate details

Position: Assistant Honorary Secretary
Member number: 1361

Short bio

Qs. Rosemary Mukami Macharia is a registered and practising quantity surveyor with the Board of registration of Architects and Quantity Surveyors (Q1177). She holds a Bachelor’s Degree of Quantity Surveying and a Master’s degree of Construction Project Management from the Technical university of Kenya.

She is a professional member of the Institute of Quantity Surveyors of Kenya (I.Q.S.K), member no 1361, having joined in 2018 and transitioning through the various stages. She has served in the Standard Documentation committee (2024 – 2026), particularly taking place in the development of the Revised Preliminaries Document.

Her work experience spans across consultancy firms and construction firms with the latter building more of her experience and where she practices to date. Additionally, she is a lecturer at the Technical University of Kenya for Quantity Surveying and Project Management.

Rosemary is a lively and bubbly soul and would love to be of service to the institution and members at large through the assistant honorary secretary docket bringing vibrancy to the institution. She remains governed by precision, accountability and service as her pillars.

Ordinary Council Member

4 vacancies

4 nominees

Qs. Francis Odongo

Member No: 1271

Nominated candidate

Qs. Francis Odongo

Ordinary Council Member

Candidate details

Position: Ordinary Council Member
Member number: 1271

Short bio

Francis Odongo is a Registered Quantity Surveyor with over 8 years of progressive experience in construction cost management, contract administration, and project financial advisory. He holds a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Quantity Surveying from the University College of Estate Management and a Diploma in Quantity Surveying from the Kenya Institute of Highways and Building Technology. He is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Urban Planning at the University of the Built Environment.

Currently serving at Amazon Consultants Ltd, Francis has built a strong reputation for delivering value-driven solutions across diverse projects by translating client briefs into realistic budgets, conducting feasibility studies, and providing strategic financial and contractual guidance. His expertise spans cost planning, tender documentation and evaluation, contract negotiation, risk management, and final account settlement.

Francis has previously worked with reputable firms including Koei Africa, MBA Construction Ltd, Mandhry Associates, and Harold R. Fenwick & Associates, gaining extensive experience in both consultancy and contractor environments. His portfolio covers a wide range of projects including healthcare facilities, educational institutions, residential and commercial developments, industrial complexes, and large-scale mixed-use developments across Kenya and the wider East African region.

Qs. Gilbert Mumba Ndegwa

Member No: 1511

Nominated candidate

Qs. Gilbert Mumba Ndegwa

Ordinary Council Member

Candidate details

Position: Ordinary Council Member
Member number: 1511

Short bio

"Qs Gilbert Mumba is an outgoing Quantity Surveyor with over 5yrs registered experience .

Having gone through his training in the University of Nairobi and pupilage in QUBE Consultants(Mombasa) and the State Department for Public Works he was able gain wealth of experience which steers him forward in the industry .

Qs Mumba is an all round guy who has traits including honesty, vision, empathy, resilience and being fun just to name a few

Currently he leads a team of officers including architects, quantity surveyors, engineers, interior designers and inspectors as the County Works Officer Machakos(State Department for Public Works) where he has been steering the delivery of construction projects within the county"

Qs. Jacquelyne Jerotich Legishion

Member No: 1552

Nominated candidate

Qs. Jacquelyne Jerotich Legishion

Ordinary Council Member

Candidate details

Position: Ordinary Council Member
Member number: 1552

Short bio

"With over a decade of experience spanning private practice, public sector and academia with the possession of a PhD in Construction Management from the University of Nairobi, I offer the IQSK Council an integrated perspective few can match. My career is built on the conviction that the future of Quantity Surveying in Kenya depends on breaking down silos between industry, government, and higher learning.
I have served as a Project Manager on large scale commercial and residential projects. My expertise covers pre contract planning, post contract execution, cost control, and client advisory, helping developers optimize value without compromising quality or timelines. I have led diverse stakeholder teams, ensuring alignment from inception to handover. Within Public Private Partnerships (PPP) training from Strathmore University, I understand the unique commercial and risk sharing structures required to deliver bankable, sustainable infrastructure, knowledge that is increasingly vital to our profession.
I have equally navigated the rigors of government procurement, public financial management, and compliance frameworks. I understand the demands of accountability, transparency, and value for money audits. My experience delivering publicly funded infrastructure has taught me how to balance fiduciary responsibility with timely, high quality outcomes. I am a firm believer for infrastructure integrity and anti corruption measures, what I call “infrastructure anti treatment” ensuring that Quantity Surveyors serve as the first line of defense in cost verification, ethical procurement, and contract transparency.
Finally, as a PhD holder and a seasoned technical trainer, I have developed the next generation of Quantity Surveyors. I translate real world practice into curricula, mentor young professionals, and conduct research that addresses Kenya’s pressing construction challenges from contract administration to digital transformation. My research and advocacy work focuses on pushing for fair, standardized, and sustainable fee structures that recognize the true value of QS input without pricing professionals out of the critical affordable housing agenda.
Seeking election to the IQSK Council, I target to champion:
i. Policy that reflects reality, from private, public, and PPP insights to make IQSK guidelines practical, enforceable, and current.
ii. Ethical practice across sectors strengthening codes of conduct for QSs in private, public, and academic roles, with a specific focus on infrastructure anti corruption and transparent cost assurance.
iii. University Industry linkage structured internships and research collaborations that prepare graduates for immediate impact.
iv. CPD that delivers value tailored continuing professional development programs co designed with academia and industry to address genuine competency gaps, including integrity, PPP structuring, and housing economics.
v. Digital and research led growth leveraging my PhD background to promote Safety and Health in Construction, cost analytics, and evidence based best practices.
vi. PPP and infrastructure integrity, developing guidance notes and standard frameworks for QS involvement in PPPs, alongside active advocacy against unethical practices in large scale infrastructure delivery.
vii. Affordable housing consultancy rates and advocacy, leading research and policy dialogue to establish fair, viable QS fees for affordable housing projects, ensuring our profession remains both accessible and properly remunerated.
I am not a candidate from one world. I work at the intersection of private delivery, public accountability, and academic foresight grounded in practical PPP experience, integrity advocacy, and research. That is the kind of leadership IQSK needs: leaders who understand the tender table, the Treasury desk, the lecture hall, and the site office on an affordable housing scheme.
Let me serve you on the Council. Together, we will build a stronger, more respected, and future ready quantity surveying profession in Kenya."

Qs. Reuben Nyakundi Bikeri

Member No: 578

Nominated candidate

Qs. Reuben Nyakundi Bikeri

Ordinary Council Member

Candidate details

Position: Ordinary Council Member
Member number: 578

Short bio

"Qs. Reuben Nyakundi Bikeri is a Quantity Surveyor with over fifteen (15) years of experience in both the public and private sectors within the construction industry. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying and a Master’s Degree in Construction Project Management from the Technical University of Kenya (TUK).

He began his career in 2008 at the Ministry of State for Defence (DoD) before joining Kisii County Government in 2014 as a Quantity Surveyor, where he later rose to the position of Director of Public Works and served for seven (7) years. He currently serves under the Affordable Housing Programme, Nairobi Region, at the State Department for Housing and Urban Development (SDHUD).

Qs. Nyakundi has undertaken professional training in Senior Management, Strategic Leadership, and Project Planning & Management at the Kenya School of Government and is an Associate Member of CIArb (K).

He served as a Council Member for the 2024–2026 term, where he was the Convener of the Standard Documents Committee and a member of the Human Resource Committee.

Qs. Nyakundi is seeking re-election as an Ordinary Council Member for the 2026–2028 term, guided by his commitment to professionalism, integrity, inclusive leadership, and effective service delivery.

“Together, we can build a stronger and more progressive professional institution.”
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Elective position

President

Vacancies

1 vacancy

Qualifications required

Be a Resident Member of IQSK.
Be either a Fellow Member or Professional Member.
Be in good standing with the Institute.
Satisfy the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010.
Have complied with the IQSK Electoral Code of Conduct.
Consent to the nomination.
Be proposed and seconded by two Professional Members.
Not be disqualified by the President term-limit provisions of two terms.

Roles of the office

Presides over meetings of the Institute.
Presides over meetings of the Council.
Implements the policy of the Council.
Provides leadership within the Council structure.
Chairs Institute proceedings where present.
Exercises a casting vote where there is a tie in meetings chaired by the President.
Works within the wider Council mandate of managing the affairs and business of the Institute.

Elective position

Vice President

Vacancies

1 vacancy

Qualifications required

Be a Resident Member of IQSK.
Be either a Fellow Member or Professional Member.
Be in good standing with the Institute.
Satisfy the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010.
Have complied with the IQSK Electoral Code of Conduct.
Consent to the nomination.
Be proposed and seconded by two Professional Members.
Be elected in accordance with the IQSK Constitution, By-Laws and By-Law 17.

Roles of the office

Performs the duties of the President in the President's absence.
May preside over meetings of the Institute or Council where the President is absent.
Supports the President in Council leadership.
Acts within the wider Council mandate of managing the affairs and business of the Institute.

Elective position

Honorary Secretary

Vacancies

1 vacancy

Qualifications required

Be a Resident Member of IQSK.
Be either a Fellow Member or Professional Member.
Be in good standing with the Institute.
Satisfy the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010.
Have complied with the IQSK Electoral Code of Conduct.
Consent to the nomination.
Be proposed and seconded by two Professional Members.
Be elected in accordance with the IQSK Constitution, By-Laws and By-Law 17.

Roles of the office

Deals with all correspondence of the Institute under the general direction of the Council.
Is responsible for the safekeeping of all records of the Institute.
Convenes general meetings on the instructions of the Council, President or Vice President.
Attends meetings of the Institute and committees of the Council.
Reads minutes and communications as may be required.
Supervises publication of papers and publications as directed by the Council.
Engages, subject to Council approval, and is responsible for persons employed as servants of the Institute.

Elective position

Honorary Treasurer

Vacancies

1 vacancy

Qualifications required

Be a Resident Member of IQSK.
Be either a Fellow Member or Professional Member.
Be in good standing with the Institute.
Satisfy the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010.
Have complied with the IQSK Electoral Code of Conduct.
Consent to the nomination.
Be proposed and seconded by two Professional Members.
Be elected in accordance with the IQSK Constitution, By-Laws and By-Law 17.

Roles of the office

Receives all monies belonging to the Institute.
Disburses charges payable by the Institute.
Issues receipts for monies received.
Maintains proper books of account.
Prepares the annual balance sheet.
Collects subscriptions and entrance fees.
Prepares and pays accounts of expenditure.
Administers the funds of the Institute in accordance with Council directions.
Presents audited accounts to the Council for inspection and approval.
Acts as a mandatory signatory for Institute cheques together with the President, Vice President or Honorary Secretary.

Elective position

Honorary Registrar

Vacancies

1 vacancy

Qualifications required

Be a Resident Member of IQSK.
Be either a Fellow Member or Professional Member.
Be in good standing with the Institute.
Satisfy the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010.
Have complied with the IQSK Electoral Code of Conduct.
Consent to the nomination.
Be proposed and seconded by two Professional Members.
Be elected in accordance with the IQSK Constitution, By-Laws and By-Law 17.

Roles of the office

Receives applications for membership.
Presents membership applications to the Council.
Receives applications for election or transfer of membership class.
Maintains the Register of Members.
Ensures the Register contains members' names, addresses, qualifications, membership class and Chapter.
Causes a list of members to be prepared annually.

Elective position

Assistant Honorary Secretary

Vacancies

1 vacancy

Qualifications required

Be a Resident Member of IQSK.
Be either a Fellow Member or Professional Member.
Be in good standing with the Institute.
Satisfy the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010.
Have complied with the IQSK Electoral Code of Conduct.
Consent to the nomination.
Be proposed and seconded by two Professional Members.
Be elected in accordance with the IQSK Constitution, By-Laws and By-Law 17.

Roles of the office

Assists the Honorary Secretary.
Performs any other duties delegated by the Council.
Supports the administration and record-keeping functions of the Institute as assigned.
Acts within the wider Council mandate of managing the affairs and business of the Institute.

Elective position

Ordinary Council Member

Vacancies

4 vacancies

Qualifications required

Be a Full Member of IQSK.
Be a Fellow Member, Professional Member or Licentiate Member.
Be in good standing with the Institute.
Satisfy the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010.
Have complied with the IQSK Electoral Code of Conduct.
Consent to the nomination.
Be proposed and seconded by two Professional Members.
Be elected in accordance with the IQSK Constitution, By-Laws and By-Law 17.

Roles of the office

Serves as a member of the IQSK Council.
Participates in the management of the affairs and business of the Institute.
Participates in Council meetings and decision-making.
Supports the implementation of the objects of the Institute.
May serve in committees appointed by the Council.
Exercises Council powers collectively with other Council members, subject to the Constitution and By-Laws.
Holds office for two years and is eligible for immediate re-election.

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