What kind of laws is the county assembly allowed to make according to the law?

The county assembly is allowed to make laws on matters within the county's jurisdiction as outlined in the Constitution of the country. These laws may include matters related to county government functions, public health, trade, agriculture, land use planning, and other local issues. The county assembly is also responsible for approving the county budget and overseeing the implementation of county policies and programs.

According to the law, the county assembly is allowed to make laws on the following matters:

- Agriculture
- Culture
- Education
- Environment
- Health
- Housing
- Local government
- Public order and safety
- Roads and transport
- Social welfare
- Sports
- Tourism
- Trade and industry
- Water and sanitation