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Warta Kerajaan SABAH, MALAYSIA Warta Kerajaan Diterbitkan dengan kuasa Jil. LVI]KOTA KINABALU, KHAMIS, 18 JANUARI 2001 [No. 3 Kenyataan-kenyataan berikut adalah diterbitkan atas perintah Tuan Yang Terutama Yang di-Pertua Negeri untuk Makluman Umum. DATUK K.Y. MUSTAFA, Setiausaha Kerajaan Negeri. No. 25 [No. JPBN. 702 Vol. 1/(105) AKTA MAHKAMAH RENDAH 1948 (Akta 92) PELANTIKAN MAJISTRET KELAS SAT U Akta 92 Pada menjalankan kuasa-kuasa yang diberi oleh seksyen 78(b) Akta Mahkamah Rendah 1948, Pihak Berkuasa Negeri dengan sokongan dari Hakim Besar, Sabah dan Sarawak, dengan ini telah melantik Encik Muhammad Zaki bin Abdul Kudos sebagai Majistret Kelas Satu di dalam dan bagi Negeri Sabah mulai dari 1 Oktober 2000. Bertarikh 19 Disember 2000. Dengan Perintah, DATUK SERI PANGLIMA HAJI OSU HAJI SUKAM, Ketua Menteri Sabah. 78WARTA KERAJAAN NEGERI SABAH 18 Januari 2001 [No. JPBN. 702 Vol. 1/(105) SUBORDINATE COURTS ACT 1948 (Act 92) APPOINTMENT OF FIRST CLASS MAGISTRATE Act 92 In exercise of the powers conferred by section 78(b) of the Subordinate Courts Act 1948, the State Authority on the recommendation of the Chief Judge, Sabah and Sarawak, has appointed Encik Muhammad Zaki bin Abdul Kudos to be a First Class Magistrate in and for the State of Sabah with effect from 1st October, 2000. Dated at 19th day of December, 2000. By Command, DATUK SERI PANGLIMA HAJI OSU HAJI SUKAM, Chief Minister of Sabah. No. 26 [No. JPAN. C. 203/6497 Klt. 2(86)A; C. 203/11,176 Klt. 3(31)A; C. 203/16069 Jld. 3(63)A; C. 203/30,056 Klt. 3/(51)A; C. 203/27,651 Klt. 3(18)A; C. 203/15352 (6) & (3)A; C. 203/15,618 Klt. 3/(115)A. BERCUTI Tempoh Tarikh Nama Jawatan Cuti Permulaan Rehat Bercuti Encik Abdul Rahim Sidek Setiausaha Tetap 11 hari 9 Mac 2000 } 23 Mac 2000 Encik Edris Haji Yahya Pegawai Daerah 8 hari 17 November 2000 } 23 November 2000 Datuk Haji Harith Pengarah 7 hari 24 November 2000 Haji M. Yahya} 29 Disember 2000 Encik Said Latif Al-Haj Pegawai Daerah 5 hari 27 November 2000 Encik Matius Sator Pegawai Daerah 11 hari 6 Disember 2000 21 Disember 2000 } 2 Januari 2001 Encik John W. Maluda Setiausaha Tetap 2 hari 7 Disember 2000 } 18 Disember 2000 Datuk Noni J. Said Setiausaha Tetap 1 hari 12 Disember 2000 18 Januari 2001 WARTA KERAJAAN NEGERI SABAH 79 [No. JPAN. C. 203/7149 Klt. 3(128)A; C. 203/23,867/(141)A; T/C. C. 203/6497(2)A; T/C. C. 203/19,709/(6)A; C. 203/20231 Klt. 3(149)A; C. 203/26,143 Jld. 3(84)A. BERCUTI - (samb.) Tempoh Tarikh Nama Jawatan Cuti Permulaan Rehat Bercuti Datuk Haji Yunus Haji Setiausaha Tetap 6 hari 18 Disember 2000 Awang Hashim 29 Disember 2000 } 4 Januari 2001 Encik Joseph Pounis Pengarah 9 hari 18 Disember 2000 Guntavid Encik Abdul Rahim Sidek Setiausaha Hasil 1 hari 18 Disember 2000 Bumi Datuk Felix Madan Pencetak Kerajaan 4 hari 23 Disember 2000 Sabah Encik Ahmad Shah Setiausaha Dewan 7 hari 26 Disember 2000 Mohd. Talip Encik Pg. Hassanel Datuk Pengarah 8 hari 29 Disember 2000 Pg. Haji Mohd. Tahir No. 27 [No. JPAN. C. 203/6497 Klt. 2(86)B; C. 203/11,176 Klt. 3(31)B; C. 203/16069 Jld. 3(63)B; C. 203/30,056 Klt. 3/(51)B; C. 203/15352(6) & (3)B. KEMBALI DARIPADA BERCUTI Pegawai-pegawai berikut telah/akan kembali daripada bercuti: Nama Jawatan Tarikh Kembali Daripada Bercuti Encik Abdul Rahim Sidek Setiausaha Tetap 20 Mac 2000 } 28 Mac 2000 Encik Edris Haji Yahya Pegawai Daerah 20 November 2000 } 1 Disember 2000 Datuk Haji Harith Haji M. Yahya Pengarah 25 November 2000 } 8 Januari 2001 Encik Said Latip Al-Haj Pegawai Daerah 4 Disember 2000 Encik John W. Maluda Setiausaha Tetap 8 Disember 2000 } 19 Disember 2000 80WARTA KERAJAAN NEGERI SABAH 18 Januari 2001 [No. JPAN. C. 203/27,651 Klt. 3(18)B; C. 203/15,618 Klt. 3/(115)B; T/C. C. 203/6497(2)B; C. 203/7149 Klt. 3(128)B; T/C. C. 203/19,709/(6)B; C. 203/23,867/(141)B; C. 203/20231 Klt. 3(149)B; C. 203/26,143 Jld. 3(84)B. KEMBALI DARIPADA BERCUTI - (samb.) Nama Jawatan Tarikh Kembali Daripada Bercuti Encik Matius Sator Pegawai Daerah 11 Disember 2000 26 Disember 2000 } 8 Januari 2001 Datuk Noni J. Said Setiausah Tetap 13 Disember 2000 Encik Abdul Rahim Sidek Setiausaha Hasil Bumi 19 Disember 2000 Datuk Haji Yunus Haji Setiausaha Tetap 20 Disember 2000 Awang Hashim 2 Januari 2001 } 8 Januari 2001 Datuk Felix Madan Pencetak Kerajaan 2 Januari 2001 Sabah Encik Joseph Pounis Guntavid Pengarah 2 Januari 2001 Encik Ahmad Shah Mohd. Talip Setiausaha Tetap 8 Januari 2001 Encik Pg. Hassanel Datuk Pengarah 10 Januari 2001 Pg. Haji Mohd. Tahir No. 28 [No. JPBN. 1925/(126) ENAKMEN CETAKAN SEMULA UNDANG-UNDANG 1967 (Enakmen No. 6 Tahun 1967) PEMBERITAHUAN CETAKAN SEMULA (Seksyen 6) Menurut seksyen 6 Enakmen Cetakan Semula Undang-Undang 1967, adalah diberitahu untuk makluman umum bahawa Undang-Undang yang dinyatakan di bawah telah dicetak semula. Civil List Enactment 1963; Country Land Utilization Ordinance 1962; Enakmen Anggota Pentadbiran dan Ahli Dewan Undangan (Saraan) 1981; Enakmen Barang-Barang Kuno dan Harta Karun 1977; Enakmen Cetakan Semula Undang-Undang 1967; Enakmen Dewan Undangan (Ahli-ahli Yang Dipilih) 1965; Enakmen Dewan Undangan (Keistimewaan, Imuniti dan Kuasa) 1963; Enakmen Hutan (Penubuhan Hutan Simpanan dan Pindaan) 1984; Enakmen Lambang-Lambang dan Nama-Nama (Mencegah Penggunaan Yang Tidak Betul) 1979; 18 Januari 2001 WARTA KERAJAAN NEGERI SABAH 81 ENAKMEN CETAKAN SEMULA UNDANG-UNDANG 1967 - (samb.) Enakmen Lembaga Pelabuhan-Pelabuhan Sabah 1981; Enakmen Perumahan (Kawalan dan Pelesenan Pemaju-Pemaju) 1978; Enakmen Royalti Kayubalak (Pemakaian Kadar) 1966; Enakmen Skim Bantuan Orang Tua 1982; Enakmen Suruhanjaya Siasatan 1981; Enakmen Taman-Taman 1984; Enakmen Yayasan Tun Fuad 1976; Enakmen Yuran 1981; Land (Subsidiary Titles) Enactment 1972; Ordinan Keretapi (Bab. 116); Ordinan Kesihatan Awam 1960; Ordinan Pengangkatan 1960; Ordinan Perolehan Tanah (Bab. 69); Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Beaufort; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Kinabatangan; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Kota Marudu/Pitas; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Kuala Penyu; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Lembaga Daerah Kudat; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Labuk/Sugut; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Lahad Datu; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Papar; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Penampang; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Pensiangan; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Ranau; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Perbandaran Sandakan; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Semporna; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Sipitang; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Tambunan; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Perbandaran Tawau; Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Tenom; dan Suratcara dan Undang-Undang Kecil Majlis Daerah Tuaran. Bertarikh 9 Januari 2001. JOSIE D. BOSI, Pesuruhjaya Cetakan Undang-Undang, Sabah. 82WARTA KERAJAAN NEGERI SABAH 18 Januari 2001 [No. JPBN. 1925/(126) REPRINT OF LAWS ENACTMENT 1967 (Enactment No. 6 of 1967) NOTIFICATION OF REPRINT (Section 6) In accordance with section 6 of the Reprint of Laws Enactment 1967, it is hereby notified for general information that the laws specified below have now been reprinted:- Adoption Ordinance 1960; Antiquities and Treasure Trove Enactment 1977; Civil List Enactment 1963 Country Land Utilization Ordinance 1962; Emblems and Names (Prevention of Improper Use) Enactment 1979; Fees Enactment 1981; Forest (Constitution of Forest Reserve and Amendment) Enactment 1984; Housing (Control and Licensing of Developers) Enactment 1978; Inquiry Commissions Enactment 1981; Land Acquisition Ordinance (Cap. 69); Land (Subsidiary Titles) Enactment 1972; Legislative Assembly (Elected Members) Enactment 1965; Legislative Assembly (Privileges, Immunities and Powers) Enactment 1963; Members of the Administration and The Legislative Assembly (Remuneration) Enactment 1981; Old Age Assistant Enactment 1982; Parks Enactment 1984; Public Health Ordinance 1960; Timber Royalties (Application of Rates) Enactment 1966; Tun Fuad Foundation Enactment 1976; Railways Ordinance (Cap. 116); Reprint of Laws Enactment 1967; Sabah Port Authority Enactment 1981; Instrument and By-Laws of Beaufort District Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Kinabatangan District Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Kota Marudu/Pitas District Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Kuala Penyu District Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Kudat Town Board; Instrument and By-Laws of Labuk/Sugut District Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Lahad Datu District Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Papar District Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Penampang District Council; 18 Januari 2001 WARTA KERAJAAN NEGERI SABAH 83 Instrument and By-Laws of Pensiangan District Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Ranau District Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Sandakan Municipal Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Semporna District Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Sipitang District Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Tambunan District Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Tawau Municipal Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Tenom District Council; Instrument and By-Laws of Tuaran District Council. Dated at 9th January, 2001. JOSIE D. BOSI, Commissioner of Law Reprint, Sabah. No. 29 [No. JKM. PHB. 600-2/1 Jld. 8/44 ORDINAN PENGAMBILAN TANAH Bab 69 ARAHAN DI BAWAH SEKSYEN 5 Bahawasanya Yang di-Pertua Negeri berpendapat bahawa tanah yang disebut dalam Pemberitahuan Warta No. 808/2000 hendaklah diambil. Walau bagaimanapun, pengisytiharan serta merta bagi maksud itu adalah tidak mungkin dapat dibuat sehingga kerja pengukuran disiapkan. Oleh yang demikian, pada menjalankan kuasa yang diberikan oleh seksyen 5, Ordinan Pengambilan Tanah, Yang di-Pertua Negeri dengan ini Bab 69 mengarahkan bahawa pegawai-pegawai berkuasa boleh melakukan apa-apa kerja di atas tanah yang berkaitan dengan penggunaannya, iaitu pembinaan Jalan Raya Kampung Talungan, Telipok, Kota Kinabalu, yang bagi maksud itulah tanah itu dicadangkan untuk diambil.
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