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Are You Suprised ? THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered as a Newspaper at the G.P.O.) Vol. CXV—No. 13 NAIROBI, 1st February, 2013 Price Sh. 60 CONTENTS GAZETTE NOTICES PAGE PAGE Business Process Outsourcing/Information Technology Probate and Administration .................................................... 272–307 Services (BPO?ITES) Working Group—Appointment 256 The Survey Act—Official Map of the Republic of Kenya ... 308 Lame County Stakeholders Steering Committee for LAPSSET Corridor Project—Appointment ................... 256 The Civil Aviation Act—Application for Licences .............. 309–311 The State Corporations Act—Appointments......................... 257 The Kenya Information and Communications Act— Application for Licences .................................................. 311 The Kenya Literature Bureau Act—Appointment ................ 257 The Sacco Societies Regulatory Authority—Licensed The Coast Development Authority Act—Appointment ....... 257 Deposit-Taking Sacco Societies ...................................... 312–313 The Local Government Act—Appointment .......................... 257 The Physical Planning Act—Completion of Part Development Plans ........................................................... 313–315 The Sacco Societies Act—Revocation of Appointment ....... 257 Disposal of Uncollected Goods .............................................. 315 The Sugar Act—Appointment................................................ 257 Loss of Policies ........................................................................ 315–320 The National Construction Authority Act—Appointment ... 258 Change of Names .................................................................... 320 Ministry of Transport—Appointment of Taskforce .............. 258 ––––––––– The Persons with Disabilities Act—Appointment ................ 258 SUPPLEMENT Nos. 215, 220, 221, 3 and 5 The Public Finance Management Act—Appointment ......... 258 Act, 2012 and 2013 The Medical Practitioners and Dentists Act—Code of PAGE Professional Conduct and Discipline and Professional The Proceeds of Crime and Anti-Money Laundering Fees Guidelines ................................................................. 258 (Amendment) Act, 2012 .......................................... 2047 Establishment of National Police Reforms Steering Committee ................................................................................ 258–259 The Prevention, Protection and Assistance to Internally Displaced Persons and Affected Communities Act, The National Crime Research Centre Act—Appointment ... 259 2012 ......................................................................... 2201 Judicial Service Commission—Vacancies ............................ 259–260 The Finance Act, 2012 ................................................... 2263 The Registration of Titles Act—Issue of Provisional Certificates, etc. ................................................................. 260–261 The National Government Co-ordination Act, 2013 ...... 1 The Registered Land Act—Issue of New Land Title Deeds, etc. ...................................................................................... 261–272 The Supplementary Appropriation Act, 2013 ................ 49 [255 256256 THE KENYA GAZETTE 1st February, 2013 CORRIGENDUM MEMBERS OF LAMU COUNTY STAKEHOLDERS STEERING COMMITTEE FOR LAPSSET CORRIDOR PROJECT IN Gazette Notice No. 17458 of 2012, delete the word “sixty” appearing therof. Names of Members Sector Held Members Mohamed A. Fadhil Business-Shella—(Chairman) GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 1086 Munaa Fankupi Women Youth Rep—(Secretary) Principal Chief Jamal Community—Lamu County BUSINESS PROCESS OUTSOURCING/INFORMATION Atwaa Salim Community—Shella TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (BPO/ITES) WORKING GROUP Peter Mwaura Warui Community—Hindi APPOINTMENT Swabir M. Yunus Community—Siyu Kassim A. Hassan Community—Mokowe IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 4 (1) (a) of the Famau Ahmed Community—Faza National Accord an Reconciliation Act, the Prime Minister of the Swaleh Atik Community—Kiunga Republic of Kenya extend the term of the BPO/ITES Working Group, Abdulrahman Ali Community—Amu for a period of six (6) months beginning 18th December, 2012. The Ali Shebwana Community—Mkokoni following are the members of the Working Group: Danson Mwangi Community—Mpeketoni Gilda Odera—(Chairperson) Husni A Lawi Community—Witu Sam Sigei—(Vice-Chairperson) Somobwana Mohamed Community—Ndau Nicholas Nesbit—(Member) Josphine M. Wakahia Women Representative Peres Were—(Member/Joint Secretary) Fatma Salim Women Representative Victor Kyalo—(Member/Joint Secretary) Zahara Shee Women Representative Sammy Buruchara—(Member) Zubeda Yusuf Abdalla Women Representative Anthony Njuguna—(Member) Shariffa Abubakar Women Representative Dickson Ogolla—(Secretariat Manager) Amina Muhdhar Women Representative Warda Abdalla Women Representative Terms of reference for the BPO/ITES Working Group Rukia Lali Women Representative 1. To guide, facilitate and oversee the development and Mohamed Said Youth Representative achievement of an effective working system on BPO/ITES Abdulaziz Abdu Youth Representative related activities within the various government ministries Mohamed Mbwana Youth Representative that will result in an organized and cohesive co-ordination of Prof. Ali Shebwana Fisherman efforts towards meeting the objectives of Vision 2030 for the Ali Msuo Fisherman BPO/ITES Sector. Mohamed Ali Mohamed (Boto) Fisherman 2. To facilitate and oversee the development and achievement of Mohamed Basalama Disabled high level interaction and negotiations with domestic, regional Hussein Ali Badhi Hotel/Industries/Toursim and international partners to strengthen industry growth. Mwalim Badi (Mohamed Ali Badi) Save Lamu Ahmed Abdillah Hassan Business—Mokowe 3. To advice on provision of appropriate infrastructure for the Shariff Salim Business—Amu BPO/ITES sector countrywide. Hemed Rubeya Matondoni 4. To undertake activities aimed at generating new investment Mohamed M. Lali Shungwaya Welfare into the sector, in all parts of the country. Abubakar Aboud Abubakar Kililana Farmers Bakar Mohamed Alausy Farming Community 5. To engage with investors both locally and internationally to Diza Doza Marginalized increase investment into the sector. Hiram Mwangi Livestock 6. To guide, facilitate and oversee the development of a Ali Godana Nyongoro Ranch monitoring and evaluation framework that will assess the the Pastor Thuku Religious Leader development of the sector. Idarus Mzee Mwenye Religious Leader Abubakar Shekuwe Religious Leader 7. To monitor and evaluate the impact of BPO/ITES related Mohamed Shariff Mzee activities based on key milestones and objectives. (Twantawi) Religious Leader 8. Advise and monitor all government ICT procurement in order Somo M. Somo Beach Management to enable the government make cost savings and get full value Ahmed M. Twalib Hariz Business for its investments in ICT. Terms of Reference for Lamu County Stakeholders Steering Committee Powers of the BPO/ITES Working Group for LAPSSET Corridor Project. 1. The Working Group may establish committees to address 1. Facilitate consultations with Lamu County Community on technical or other specific issues. The Working Group will matters relating to LAPSSET Corridor Project. prepare the Terms of Reference of its Committees. The 2. Facilitate and undertake sensitization of Lamu County membership of the committees will draw from relevant Community on matters relating to the LAPSSET Corridor government institutions and private sector. Project. 2. The Working Group and its committees may invite external 3. Facilitate dispute resolution with Lamu County on matters experts to participate on am ad hoc basis in one of their relating to LAPSSET Corridor Project. meetings. 4. Facilitate and advise on any other matter relating to the interest Dated the 28th January, 2013. of Lamu County Community on LAPSSET Corridor Project. RAILA A. ODINGA, 5. Liaise with the LAPSSET Corridor Project Secretariat in Prime Minister. executing its mandate. Powers of the Lamu County Stakeholders Steering Committee for GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 1087 LAPSSET Corridor Project 1. In performing its duties the Lamu County Stakeholders LAMU COUNTY STAKEHOLDERS STEERING COMMITTEE Steering Committee for LAPSSET Corridor Project may form FOR LAPSSET CORRIDOR PROJECT sub-committees to facilitate delivery of their mandate. APPOINTMENT 2. The Lamu County Stakeholders Steering Committee for IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 4 (1) (a) of the LAPSSET Corridor Project and its committees may invite National Accord an Reconciliation Act, the Prime Minister of the external experts to participate on an ad hoc basis in one of their Republic of Kenya, appoint the Lamu County Stakeholders Steering meetings. Committee for LAPSSET Corridor Project for a period of six (6) Dated the 28th January, 2013. months beginning 8th January, 2013. The following are the members RAILA A. ODINGA, of the Lamu County Stakeholders Steering Committee for LAPSSET Prime Minister. Corridor Project: 1st February, 2013 THE KENYA GAZETTE 257 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 1088 GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 1092 THE STATE CORPORATIONS ACT THE COAST DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY ACT (Cap. 446) (Cap. 449) THE KENYA RAILWAYS CORPORATION APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 4 (1) (i-k) of the IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 6 (e) of the Coast Development Authority Act, the Minister for Regional State Corporations Act,
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