(5) In addition to provisions under subsection (4), the recovery plan may— (a) provide for the liquidation of specific assets, excluding those needed for the provision of the minimum level of basic services; (b) provide for special measures to prevent unauthorised irregular and wasteful expenditure and other losses; and (c) identify any actual and potential sources of revenue.

(6) The intervention shall adhere to the values and principles of the Constitution and provisions of any other relevant law.

100. Establishment of the Joint Intergovernmental Technical Committee (1) There is established a committee to be known as the Joint Intergovernmental Technical Committee thereinafter referred to as “Joint Committee”) and shall comprise of— (a) the Cabinet Secretary; (b) the Cabinet Secretary responsible for matters relating to intergovernmental relations; (c) a representative of the county government or county government entity concerned; 69 No. 18 of 2012 Public Finance Management [Rev. 2020] (d) a representative of the Intergovernmental Budget and Economic Council; and (e) a representative of the Commission on Revenue Allocation.

(2) The Joint Committee may invite or enlist any other persons to assist it in performing its functions under this section.

(3) the Joint Committee shall meet at least once every three months to review any action of intervention referred to in this Part, and establish— (a) the progress on resolving the county government’s financial problems and the recovery plan; and (b) the effectiveness of the recovery plan.

(4) The Joint Committee shall, every four months, submit progress reports and, where appropriate, a final report on the intervention to the Cabinet Secretary, the County Executive Committee member for finance, the relevant county Assembly, the Intergovernmental Budget and Economic Council and the Senate.

101. Termination of intervention (1) An intervention based on Article 190(3)(b) of the Constitution shall end— (a) if it is terminated in terms of Article 190(5) of the Constitution where there has been a breach of the procedure prescribed in the regulations approved by the Senate; or (b) where the Joint Committee is satisfied that the county government is able and willing to fulfil its obligation in terms of legislation or the Constitution that gave rise to the intervention; and (c) when the Joint Committee determines that the financial problem which caused the failure by the county government to comply with its obligation is resolved; and (d) when the Joint Committee finds that the county government is operating a financial management system that complies with legislation.

(2) At the end of an intervention, the Joint Committee shall notify— (a) Parliament; (b) the relevant County Assembly; and (c) the Controller of Budget.

(3) The Joint Committee shall publish and publicise the end of the intervention. PART IV – COUNTY GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBILITIES WITH RESPECT TO MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL OF PUBLIC FINANCE

102. County government responsibilities in public finance (1) Each county government shall ensure adherence to— (a) the principles of public finance set out in Chapter Twelve of the Constitution; (b) the fiscal responsibility principles provided in section 107 under this Act; (c) national values set out in the Constitution; and (d) any other requirements of this Act. 70 [Rev. 2020] Public Finance Management No. 18 of 2012