Succinctly, the book examines the death of the Kenya Parliament under the former Constitution and its resurrection under the current Constitution. It falls into three Parts: Part A examines the strangulation, Part B the resuscitation and Part C the possible survival route. Specific themes addressed in the book include constitutionalism and the rule of law; separation of powers and institutional checks and balances; centrality of Parliament and Speakership in national life; rules of procedure and precedents being as consequential as Parliament itself; role and relevance of the Opposition; selected features of the new Constitution; the way forward for the Republic; etc.