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THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered As a Newspaper at the G.P.O.) I o$. THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered as a Newspaper at the G.P.O.) Vol. CXVIII—No. 95 NAIROBI, 19th August, 2016 Price Sh. 60 CONTENTS GAZETTE NOTICES PAGE PAGE The State Corporations Act—Appointment ............ ............. 3280 I The Et svironmental Management and Co-ordination Act— Environmental Impact Assessment Study Reports 3301-3304 The Environmental Management and Co-ordination Act Revocation of Appointment .............................................. ... 3280 Lossof Policy ................................................................................. 3304 The Legal Aid Act—Appointment............................................ 3280 Change of Names ...............................................................3304 The Copyright Act—Declaration of a Collecting Society 3280 County Governments Notices ..................................................... .3280-3282 The Land Registration Act—Issue of Provisional SUPPLEMENT No. 135 Certificates, etc ....................................................................... 3282-3293 Legislative Supplement The Land Act—Intention to Acquire Land—Addendum, etc . ............................................................................................. 3293 LEGAL NoTice No. The National Treasury —Statement of Actual Revenues PAGE and Net Exchequer Issues..................................................... 3293-3296 148—The Public Finance Management (Senate The Labour Relations Act—Amendment of Constitution ... 3296 Monitoring and Evaluation) (Revocation) Regulations, 2016 ................................................2547 The Co-operative Societies Act—Appointment of Liquidator , etc . ........................................................................ 3296-3297 The Water Act—Public Consultation on Regular Tariff Review for Kisumu Water and Sewerage Company SUPPLEMENT Nos. 134 and 136 Limited..................................................................................... 3297 National Assembly Bills. 2016 The Companies Act — Winding-up ............................................ 3297 PAGE The Kenya Information and Communications Act— Application for Licences, etc . ............................................... 3297-3298 The National Government Constituencies Development • Fund (Amendment) Bill, 2016 .................................... 555 The Physical Planning Act—Completion of Part Development Plans ................................................................ 3298-3301 The Public Service Commission Bill, 2016...................... 565 [3279 3280 THE KENYA GAZETTE 19th August, 2016 CORRIGENDA Under paragraph (b)— IN Gazette Notice No. 879 of 2016, Cause No. 1.153 of 2015, Lady Justice Mumbi Ngugi; amend the date of death printed as "14th December, 1982" to read "12th April, 1982". Under paragraph (c)- Njee Muturi; IN Gazette Notice No. 5314 of 2016, Cause No. 48 of 2016, amend Under paragraph (e)— the petitioner's name printed as "Richard Ogweyo Owuor" to read "William Onyango Ogwang". Robert Kibor; Under paragraph (g)— IN Gazette Notice No. 5116 of 2016, amend the expression printed as "L.R. 24371/224" to read "L.R. 24371/219". Vincent K. Mutai; Under paragraph (12)- IN Gazette Notice No. 5552 of 2016— Jedidah Wakonyo Waruhiu, Insert the following at the bottom of the first table " Timothy to be members of the Board of the Service. Mwangi Kariuki, Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, Bachelor of Laws". Dated the 11th August, 2016. - GITHU MUIGAI, Delete the whole of the 55th row of the second table. Attorney-General. Insert the following row the bottom of the third table "Timothy Mwangi Kariuki, Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, Bachelor of Laws". GAZETTE NOTICE No. 6513 Delete the whole of the thirteenth row of the fourth table. THE COPYRIGHT ACT AM (No. 12of2001) GAZETTE NOTICE No. 6510 DECLARATION OF A COLLECTING SOCIETY THE STATE CORPORATIONS ACT IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by Section 46 (2) of the (Cap. 446) Copyright Act, the Kenya Copyright Board declares the Performers APPOINTMENT Rights Societyt of Kenya to be a collecting society for all performers of all relevant copyright works for a period of one (1) year, with effect IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 6 (4) of the from the 1st January, 2016. State Corporations Act, the Cabinet Secretary for Energy and Petroleum, in consultation with the Sate Corporations Advisory Gazette Notice No. 3962 of 2016, is revoked. Committee appoints — HUDSON ANDAMBI Dated the 15th August, 2016. to be an alternate member to the Principal Secretary, State Department EDWARD SIGEI, of Petroleum at the Kenya Pipeline Company Limited Board. Executive Director, Kenya Copyright Board. Dated the 4th August, 2016. MILLICENT OGUTU, Chairperson, Kenya Copyright Board. CHARLES KETER, Cabinet Secretary for Energy and Petroleum. GAZETTE NOTICE No. 6514 GAZETTE NOTICE No. 6511 THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND CO- THE COUNTY GOVERNMENTS ACT ORDINATION ACT (No. 17of2012) (No. 8 of 1999) KISUMU COUNTY REVOCATION APPOINTMENT TASK FORCE ON IRREGULAR AND MULTIPLE ALLOCATION IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 31 of the OF PUBLIC LAND IN KANYAKWAR, KIBOS, MIGOSL Environmental Management and Co-ordination Act, the Cabinet MAMBOLEO, MILIMANI, NYALENDA "B"; DUNGA; MASENO Secretary for Environment and Natural Resources revokes the AND LAKE VICTORIA RIPARIAN RESERVES BETWEEN appointment* of- YEARS 2000-2015 FREDRICK OCHIENG OLENDO APPOINTMENT as a member of the National Environmental Complaints Committee, IT IS notified for the general information of the public that the with effect from the 1st July, 2016. Governor Kisumu County has appointed a Task Force consisting of the following: Dated the 1st July, 2016. Members: - JUDI W. WAKHUNGU, Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Natural Resources. Eba Eban Orwa—Kisumu County Lands Management Board. James Aggrey Mwamu—Advocate, Kisumu. *GN 3023/2014 Betty Okero (Ms.)—Civil Society Representative. Felix Opata— Chamber of Commerce (Rep. Business Community) Mohammud Ibrahim Hassan—Deputy County Commissioner, GAZETTE NOTICE No. 6512 Kisumu East. Edmond Onyango— Religious Community Representative. THE LEGAL AID ACT Magdaline Wasame (Ms.) - Sub-County Administrator, Kisumu Central. (No. 6 of2016) George Weda—Community Representative. 'APPOINTMENT Where it deems necessary the taskforce may seek advice and or IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 9 (6) of the guidance from professional and competent individuals, groups or Legal Aid Act, the Attorney General appoints: institutions within and outside the County government. 19th August, 2016 THE KENYA GAZETTE 3281 The objectives of this taskforce are to: Duration: Advise the County Government through the CLMB on matters The Task Force shall finalize its task within a period of One relating to irregular allocation of public lands in Kisumu City. Hundred and Twenty (120) days with effect from the date of Come up with a report that will guide the County Government gazettement. in collaboration with the NLC and CLMB recover/repossess irregularly allocated public land. Resignation Restore order in the land allocations and safeguard public interests. Any of the members other than public officers may resign by writing to the Governor. Such resignation, shall take immediate effect Recommend measures to resolve issues emanating from the upon receipt by the Governor. prevalent multiple or double allocations of public land. Terms of Reference: Costs: To examine and inquire into the allocations and or multiple The costs incurred by the Task Force in performing the above allocations of public land or lands to private individuals; groups or tasks, including but not restricted to facilitation and payment of corporations, dedicated or reserved for public purposes in the allowances in respect of the members and the secretariat, shall be following locations areas: defrayed from voted funds of the Department of Special Programmes Kanyakwar; in the Office of the Governor. Kibos; Migosi; Reporting: Mamboleo (SGs) and Slaughterhouse; The Task Force shall report regularly, advice; and keep appraised, Lakefront • stretch between Lwang'ni Beach and Ismailia Cemetery and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, make progress Dunga Beach; reports to the Governor Kisumu County after every fóurteeis (14) days. Kasagans; T Maseno. Dated the 25th June, 2016. JACKTONE N. RANGUMA, To collect and collate evidence and information available relating MR/9672463 Governor. Kisumu County. to the nature, causes and extent of unlawful or irregular allocations of such lands. To identify and list all lands (including beneficiary allottees GAZETTE NOTICE No. 6515 (persons, groups or corporations) unlawfully and/or irregularly allocated/acquired, or forcefully occupied, specifying the current THE COUNTY GOVERNMENTS ACT and subsequent particulars and date of allocation. (No. 17 of 2012) To establish the nature, extent of involvement and identity of public officers (and any other persons) in the irregular THE COUNTY ASSEMBLY OF KITUI appropriations and allocation of public land, and recommend actions against such persons. SPECIAL SITTING OF THE COUNTY ASSEMBLY To recommend measures to restore order and advice on security NOTICE is given to all Members of the County Assembly and the intervention that may be required for the occupiers in relation to general public, that pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order 26, a the allocations. Special Sitting of
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