Vol. CXXVI No. 197
Showing 31–40 of 262 notices
GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 14818
THE CROPS ACT (No. 16 of 2013)
GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 14819
THE CROPS ACT (No. 16 of 2013)
GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 14820
THE CROPS ACT (No. 16 of 2013)
GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 14821
THE KENYA PLANT HEALTH INSPECTORATE SERVICE ACT
GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 14822
THE NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE ACT
GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 14823
THE PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT ACT (Cap. 412A)
GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 14824
THE ESTATE AGENTS ACT (Cap. 533)
GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 14825
THE REVIEW OF THE POLICY, LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK OF SPORTS IN KENYA APPOINTMENT IT IS notified for general information of the public that the Cabinet Secretary for Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports has appointed a Taskforce on the review of the policy, legal and institutional framework for Sports comprising the following: Members: John Ohaga — Chairperson Noella Jepkorir Rotich (Ms.) — Vice-Chairperson Catherine Ochanda (Ms.) Jane Mwangi (Ms.) Ishmael Kirui Victor Omwebu Rachel Osendo (Ms.) Francis Mutuku Beth Wamalwa (Ms.) Rose Wasike (Ms.) Benard Ouma Martin Keino Kizito Wangalwa Eluid Wambua Muasya Miriam Mueni Muli (Ms.) Gateru Amina Jennifer (Ms.) Joint Secretaries: Caroline Amondi Rizpah Mukonyo Ian Lutta Margaret Gati The Terms of Reference of the Taskforce shall be to— (a) undertake a comprehensive review of Kenya’s policy, legal, institutional and administrative framework for sports; (b) recommend comprehensive reforms that will support a responsive policy, legal and institutional framework; (c) prepare a legal framework that spells out the mandate and function of both levels of government in relation to the promotion of sports while taking into account the policy, standard, institutional and regulatory aspects of sports in Kenya; (d) prepare a legal framework to regulate Sports Organisations, Sports Academies and the establishment and management of Stadia; (e) examine the organizational structures of key agencies within the sports sector with a view to providing clear separation between the policy and operational roles of such entities; (f) facilitate the necessary consultations with all key stakeholders in the country on the proposed policy, legal and institutional reforms for sports; (g) develop a prioritized implementation matrix that clearly states the immediate, medium, and long-term sectoral reforms necessary for the effective promotion and development of Sports; (h) carry out comparative studies of commonwealth countries and other jurisdictions relevant to the Kenyan situation; (i) propose appropriate amendments to various legal instruments with a view to strengthening the legal and institutional framework for promotion of sports, and (j) consider, perform, or advise on any other matter or subject ancillary to the above. 3. In the discharge of its functions, the Taskforce shall have power to— (a) regulate its own procedure; (b) hold meetings, public forms or consultations as it shall deem necessary in such places and at such times as the Taskforce shall consider necessary for the proper discharge of its mandate; (c) review official reports, policy, legislation or any other document related to the Taskforce mandate; (d) co-opt experts, in particular areas of need, as may be necessary for the execution of its mandate; (e) create sub-committees for the efficient and expedited discharge of its mandate; and (f) perform any other function or tasks as the Taskforce may find necessary in order
GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 14826
THE ANTI-DOPING (AMENDMENT) ACT
GAZETTE NOTICE NO. 14827
THE SPORTS ACT (No. 25 of 2013)