Parliament has for the fourth time failed to pass the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill 2018, which seeks to implement the two-thirds gender rule in Parliament.
The Bill flopped on Wednesday due to lack of quorum after only 174 out of the 233 MPs required to vote turned up in the National Assembly.
Debate on the Bill can now only be reintroduced in Parliament after six months.
In November last year, Majority Leader Aden Duale, who is the mover of the bill, requested for the postponement of the vote on the bill to February this year due to lack of quorum.
The Bill was supposed to have been enacted within the first five years after the promulgation of the new Constitution.
However, it has faced a myriad setbacks including constitutional extensions and court rulings that have seen its enactment delayed.