Top of the Limuru III agenda, Karua hinted, include the composition of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, constituency boundary review, revenue allocation based on population and establishing a framework on how they will force the President William Ruto administration to lower taxation among others.
"There should be equality of the vote in the boundary review exercise. The review must focus on population and we are saying this because our voice has been diluted in the current boundary status. We are marginalised even in the distribution of resources and this also means access to health is being marginalised leading to ill health and death. I'm also personally pushing for an equalisation fund which I borrow heavily from the Canadian constitution," said Karua.