The former Attorney General (AG) added that the commission needs to have policies and programmes that will help to identify which counties have representation before making recruitment.
“Every part of Kenya deserves to serve in the civil service. We need policies and programmes that allow absorption. First of all, before making placements, there needs to be an indication of how many people are in service and from which counties to ensure that those counties that didn’t have representation here get a chance to serve in the civil service, but we must look for ways to do that,” Muturi said.
Muturi vs PSC
Muturi further clarified his relationship with the PSC when he was the AG, adding that it was not personal but it was for posterity.
“My relationship with the Public Service Commission was not personal; it was for posterity and to build the institution of the State Law Office to make sure it is fit for purpose,” he clarified.