'I have considered the application dated 19th November, 2025 filed under certificate of urgency. iam satisfied that the application is urgent as the respondents are to start conducting public participation of the Regulations from 21.11.2025, following the notice issued on 18th November, 2025. I certify the application as urgent.
On whether I should grant leave to apply for judicial review orders, the exparte applicant is a security guard. He seeks leave of this Court to apply for judicial review orders challenging what he considered to be a short notice issued in the MYGOV Publication on 18th November, 2025, by the respondents, intending to conduct public participation on the Regulations affecting the private security sector. on 21st November, 2025 and 24th November, 2025 in various parts of the country. The applicant claims that the notice issued only two days ago is too short and that therefore not all persons interested in the regulations will have the opportunity to participate in the process.
In my view, and without delving into the merits of the intended motion, I am satisfied that the application raises an arguable case. It is not frivolous or hopeless.
I grant leave to the applicant to initiate judicial review proceedings as sought in the chamber summons dated 19th November, 2025.
The substantive motion to be filed and served within five (5) days of today and in a fresh file.
On the prayer for stay of the public participation process yet to be commenced in a day''s time. I note that the notice was issued on 18/11/2025 in MYGOV publication and that if this court declines a stay sought, these proceedings will be rendered nugatory, should the substantive motion succeed since the process which is impugned would have been completed and therefore the applicant will be rendered a mere pious explorer in the judicial process..
Accordingly, I hereby order that the leave so granted shall operate as stay of the implementation of the public participation notice issued and published on 18th November, 2025 in MYGOV publication, as sought in prayer 3 of the chamber summons, until the substantive motion is filed, heard and determined.
This file is closed.
I so order
R.E.ABURILI
JUDGE
20/11/2025'
On whether I should grant leave to apply for judicial review orders, the exparte applicant is a security guard. He seeks leave of this Court to apply for judicial review orders challenging what he considered to be a short notice issued in the MYGOV Publication on 18th November, 2025, by the respondents, intending to conduct public participation on the Regulations affecting the private security sector. on 21st November, 2025 and 24th November, 2025 in various parts of the country. The applicant claims that the notice issued only two days ago is too short and that therefore not all persons interested in the regulations will have the opportunity to participate in the process.
In my view, and without delving into the merits of the intended motion, I am satisfied that the application raises an arguable case. It is not frivolous or hopeless.
I grant leave to the applicant to initiate judicial review proceedings as sought in the chamber summons dated 19th November, 2025.
The substantive motion to be filed and served within five (5) days of today and in a fresh file.
On the prayer for stay of the public participation process yet to be commenced in a day''s time. I note that the notice was issued on 18/11/2025 in MYGOV publication and that if this court declines a stay sought, these proceedings will be rendered nugatory, should the substantive motion succeed since the process which is impugned would have been completed and therefore the applicant will be rendered a mere pious explorer in the judicial process..
Accordingly, I hereby order that the leave so granted shall operate as stay of the implementation of the public participation notice issued and published on 18th November, 2025 in MYGOV publication, as sought in prayer 3 of the chamber summons, until the substantive motion is filed, heard and determined.
This file is closed.
I so order
R.E.ABURILI
JUDGE
20/11/2025'