THE KENYA GAZETTE Published by Authority of the Republic of Kenya (Registered as a Newspaper at the G.P.O.) Vol. CXVIII—No. 21 NAIROBI, 4th March, 2016 Price Sh. 60 CONTENTS GAZETTE NOTICES PAGE PAGE Taskforce on Coffee Sub-Sector Reforms —Appointment 836 County Governments Notices 895, 896 The Auctioneers Act—Appointments 836 The National Assembly—Calendar of the National Assembly, 2016 895-896 The Civil Procedure Act—Appointment 836 The Physical Planning Act—Completion of Part The Employment and Labour Relations Act— Development Plans 897-898 Establishment 837 Disposal of Uncollected Goods 898 Supreme Court of Kenya—Faster Vacation, 2016 837 Loss of Policies 898-899 The Judicial Service Act—Appointment of Judiciary Committee of Inquiry on Status and Recovery of Change of Name 899 Judiciary Land in Kenya 837-838 The Judicature Act—Guidelines Relating to Active Case Management of Criminal Cases in Magistrate's Courts and the High Court of Kenya 838-840 SUPPLEMENT Nos. 17 and 19 The Leadership and Integrity Act—Leadership and Legislative Supplement Integrity Code for State Officers in the Ministry of Interior and Co-ordination of National Government 840-844 LEGAL NOTICE No. PAGE The State Corporations Act—Appointment 844 22 — The Transition to Devolved Governments The Land Registration Act—Issue of Provisional Act—Transfer of Functibns — Amendment 1487 Certificates, etc 844-853 23 — The Universities Act—Charter for Kibabi i The Land Act—Intention to Acquire Land, etc 854-872 University 1489 The Kenya Information and Communications Act— Application for Licences 872 The Capital Markets Act—Code of Corporate Governance SUPPLEMENT No. 18 Practices for Issuers of Securities to the Public 2015, 872-893 etc Senate Bills, 2016 The Legal Education Act—Passing of Council of Legal PAGE Education Examinations and Pupilage 893-894 The Medical Practitioners and Dentists (Amendment) The Companies Act—Intended Dissolution, etc 894-895 Bill, 2016 3 [835 836 THE KENYA GAZETTE 4th March, 2016 CORRIGENDA the immediate, medium and long term coffee sector reforms and the resultant budgetary requirements. IN Gazette Notice No. 968 of 2016, amend the title deed No. printed as "Subukia/Subukia Block 3/123" to read "Rongai/Rongai 3. The Task Force shall be answerable to His Excellency the Block 3/123". President of the Republic of Kenya. 4. The Task Force shall regulate its own procedure. IN Gazette Notice No. 180 of 2016, Cause No. 397 of 2015, amend — the petitioner's name printed as "Johnsone Oloo Khabudoi" to read 5. In performance of its functions, the Task Force may "Johnstone Oloo Khabudo". (a) solicit, receive and consider written memoranda or information from the public and players in the coffee industry; and GAZE! I ENoiCENo. 1332 (b) conduct any other activities required for effective discharge of its mandate. TASK FORCE ON COFFEE SUB-SECTOR REFORMS 6. The mandate of the Task Force shall lapse on the 24 th March, APPOINTMENT 2016, however, the term of the Task Force may be extended at the IT IS notified for the general information of the public that His discretion of His Excellency the President. Excellency the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Kenya 7. The Secretariat of the Task Force shall be at the Cabinet Affairs Defence Forces has appointed a Task Force to be known as the Office. National Task Force on Coffee Sub-Sector Reforms. Dated the 3rd March, 2016. 1. The Task Force shall comprise— UHURU KENYATTA, Joseph Kieyah (Prof.)—(Chairperson) President. Richard Leresian Lesiyampe (Dr.)—(Alternative Chairperson) GAzErrE NOTICE No. 1333 Members: Githuku Mwangi THE AUCTIONEERS ACT Robin Achoki (Cap. 526) Andrew Karanja (Dr.) Susan Maira APPOINTMENT Patrick Katingima Kevin Ashley IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 3 (1) (e) of the Anne Onyango Auctioneers Act, the Chief Justice appoints- Hiram Mwangi Mwaniki GLADYS MUTISYA Newton Nderitu Adrian Kirai Atugi to be a member of the Auctioneers Licensing Board, for a period of Philomena Koskei three (3) years, with effect from the I st March, 2016. Paul Kukubo Josphat Makhanu Dated the 29th February, 2016. Nelson Gichaba Sima WILLY MUTUNGA Attorney-General or his representative ChiefJustice/President. Supreme Court of Kenya. Joint Secretaries: Dann Mwangi GAZETTE NOTICE No. 1334 Morris Kaburu THE AUCTIONEERS ACT 2. The Terms of Reference of the Task Force are to— (Cop. 526) (a) conduct consultations with coffee stakeholders in the country; APPOINTMENT (b) undertake literature review to learn best practices utilized by IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 3 (1) (d) of the farmers in other coffee producing countries; Auctioneers Act, the Chief Justice appoints— (c) review the entire coffee value chain and identify areas DAN JOSHUA KASINA requiring interventions such as production, processing and marketing of coffee in order to enhance earnings of coffee to be a member of the Auctioneers Licensing Board, for a period of fanners and participation of the youth in the coffee industry; three (3) years, with effect from the 1st March, 2016. (d) examine the existing policy, institutional, legislative and Dated the 29th February, 2016. administrative structures and systems in the coffee industry WILLY MUTUNGA and recommend comprehensive reforms; Chief Justke/President, Supreme Court of Kenya. , (e) review the marketing positioning of Kenyan coffee locally and globally; GAZETTE NOTICE No. 1335 (.1) review the financing of coffee industry, payments to farmers and any other matter related to the coffee sector in the THE CIVIL PROCEDURE ACT country; (Cap. 21) (g) recommend a coffee value chain that- APPOINTMENT (i) substantially increases the farmers' incomes; IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 59A (3) of the (ii) provides sufficient financial support for production, Civil Procedure Act, the Chief Justice appoints— training. rehabilitating and modernizing factories, roasting and retail to promote local consumption; MOSES WANJALA (iii) ensures best processing and marketing practices to to be Registrar of the Mediation Accreditation Committee. optimize returns based on transparency, fair trade and Dated the 29th February, 2016. and constitutional property rights; WILLY MUTUNGA (h) develop a prioritized implementation matrix clearly stating Chief Justice/President, Supreme Court of Kenya. 4th March, 2016 THE KENYA GAZETTE 837 GAZETTE NOTICE No. 1336 proprietary interests capable of registration. This will ensure that all Judiciary property which was dispossessed is recovered and put to THE EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR RELATIONS ACT proper and lawful use. (Cap. 234B) In this regard, the Chief Justice, in exercise of powers conferred by ESTABLISHMENT section 5 (2) (c) of the Judicial Service Act establishes a Committee to be known as "The. Judiciary Committee of Inquiry into the Status and IN EXERCISE of his powers conferred by section 5 (2) (c) of the Recovery of Judiciary Land in Kenya" comprising of the following Judicial Service Act and in fulfillment of the objects of section 29 (1) members: and (2) of the Employment and Labour Relations Act, the Chef Justice establishes the following employment and labour relations court sub- Hon. Justice John Mwera, Judge of Appeal—(Chairperson) registries with effect from 7th March, 2016: Hon. Lady Justice Lydia. Achode, Judge of the High Court Hon. Nzioka Wa Makau, Judge of the Employment and Labour Eldoret Relations Court Machakos Hon. LadyJustice Olga A. Sewe, Judge of the High Court Malindi Duncan Okello, Judiciary Chief of Staff Meru Esther Nyayaki (Ms.), Registrar Supreme Court Garissa Hon. Caroline Kabucho, Assistant Registrar Subordinate Court Bungoma Joint Secretaries: Dated the 29th February, 2016. WILLY MUTUNGA Hon. Becky Cheloti, Resident Magistrate, Office of the Chief Chief Justice/President, Supreme Court of Kenya. Registrar, Fredrick Nying'uro, Legal Researcher Court of Appeal. The Appointment takes effect from 16th July, 2015. GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 1337 The Committee's Terms of Reference will be as follows: SUPREME COURT OF KENYA (a) To identify and study all the conveyance documents relating to EASTER VACATION 2016 ownership of all Judiciary assets in terms of land, court IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by Article 161 (2) (a) of buildings and residential property. the Constitution of Kenya, rule 4 (I) (c) of the Supreme Court Rules, 2012, the Chief Justice gives notice as follows: (b) Engage with all the relevant public bodies such as theNational Land Commission, Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban The Easter Vacation of the Supreme Court shall commence on Development, District Land Registries, County Governments 15th March, 2016 and terminate on 30th March, 2016 both days (i.e. County Land Boards where established), County inclusive. • Executive A Judge will hear urgent matters if admitted to hearing on application made in accordance with the Rules of the Court. A Judge (c) Committee Members of Land, Department of Survey and will be available during the vacation to deal with matters that are Mapping and Kenya National Archives, with a view to seeking urgent or require prompt attention. information, documentation and records which may assist the Committee in its work. During this period, the Supreme Court registry shall be open to the public from 9.00 a.m. to 12 p.m. on all weekdays other than public (d) Inquire into the unlawful allocation of Judiciary assets holidays. including land, court buildings and residential property. Dated the 29th February, 2016. ascertaining the beneficiaries and identify any persons, judicial WILLY MUTUNGA, officers or staff, involved in such illegal allocations. Chief JusticelPresident of the Supreme Court of Kenya. (e) Review the reports of the various Commissions formed by the successive governments such as the Ndung'u Land Commission, Njonjo Land Commission etc, to ascertain and GAZETTE NOTICE No. 1338 identify from the reports any Judiciary land which was THE CONSTITUTION OF KENYA irregularly acquired. THE JUDICIAL SERVICE ACT (f) Engage and seek information from judicial officers, Judiciary heads of stations, and staff and study any case files or judicial (Cap.