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the following parcels of land for Kenya Railways Corporation for the construction of Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway project in Athi River and realignment of A109 at Emali Township. Scneouls Plans for the affected land may be inspected during office hours at the office of the National Land Commission, Ardhi House, 3rd Floor, Room No. 305, lst Ngong Avenue. Notice of hearing of claims to compensation by persons interested in the land required by Gazette as prcvided under section 112 (1) of the Land, Act,20l2. Dated the 17th February,2015. MR/6901488 the above project will be published in the Kenya MUHAMMADA. SWAZIIRI, C hai rma n, Na lo na I La nd C ommi s s ion : Plot No Re gistered Land Owner/ s fu)prox. Area AlJected (Ha) 337t675 Satelite Aviation Telecommunication Svstems Ltd o.6644 33'7t829 Jamii Investrnent CoD. Ltd o.7976 3371977 Alpharama Ltd 0.036 33'7t1409 National Serials and Produce Board 1.5508 33'7t2324 Pacific Shove DeveloDment Ltd 1.321'7 33'7t2838 Johnson Muthensi Kithete 0.2911 33'7D839 Reatv Brokers Ltd 0.6098 337/3092 0.0051 33'U3093 0.0805 337t3094 o.627 331/3190 Wellington kiilu Mutiso 0.1007 337t3191 Mwaya Wakitavi & Annah Kitavi 0.351 337t4762 Milicons Ltd o.7376 337t4763 Milicons Ltd 0.6553 Meat Trainins Institute 2.5887 T. C). L. (un-surveved 2.0609 KJD/Kaputiei South/85 Alois Mwaiwa Muia t.244 Emali Township Makueni Block 9 Makueni County Council 0.488 Eriali Township Makueni Zone 010 Makueni Countv Council 0.837 Emali Township Makueni Zone 59 Makueni County Council o.264 GAZETTENoTICENo. I I82 THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY STANDING ORDERS CALENDAR OF TID NATIONAL ASSEMBLY IT IS notified for general information that, pursuant to Standing Order 28 of the National Assembly Standing Orders, by a resolution made on 1 2th February, 20 15, the National Assembly approved the calendar of the Assembly (Regular Sesuons) for 201 5 as set out in the Schedule- ScHEDULE PART I-SITTINGS Days Third Session, Fhst Part Tuesday, 1 Oth February- Thursday, 30th April, 20 I 5 Third Session, Second Part Tuesday, 9th June'- Thursd ay ,27rh August, 20 I 5 Third Session, Third Part Tuesday, 29th September- Thursday, 3rd December, 20 15 Tuesdays (aftemoon), Wednesdays (morning and afternoon) and Thursdays (afternoon) Tuesdays (aftemoon), Wednesdays (moming and aftemoon) and Thursdays (afternoon) Tuesdays (afternoon), Wednesdays (momrng and aftemoon) and Thursdays (aftemoon) PART II_RECESS Third Session, First Part Short Recess: l,ong Recess: Thid Session, Second Part Short Recess: Long Recess: Thrrd Session, Third Part Short Recess: [.ong Recess: Dated the lTth February,2015 Fnday, 3th April- Monday, April 13,2015 Fnday, lst May - Monday, 8th June,20l5 Friday, l0th July- Monday, July 20,2O15 Friday, 28th August- Monday, 28th September, 2015 Friday, 30th October- Monday, 9th November, 2Ol 5 Friday, 4th December- Monday, 8th February, 20 l 6 (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) a ruSTIN BUNDI, Clerk oJ the Nattonal Assembly GAZETTE NoTCE No. 1 1 83 THE MARRIAGE ACT (No. 49l2ol4) APPotr.ITMENT IN EXERCISE of powers conferred by sectron 50 (3) of the Marriage Act,20l4, the Regrstrar of Marriages appolnts- Consolata Awino Ogola, Hiram Gachugi Wanjohr, to be Registrars of Marriages for Nairobi Crty County. Dated the 17th February,2015. MARYW. MUTAARU, Ag. Registrar oJ Marriages. GAZETTENoTICENo. 1 I84 THE MARRIAGE ACT (No.4 of2ol4) APPoINTMENT IN EXERCISE of powers confened by section 50 (3) of the Marriage Act, 2014, the Registrar of Mamages appornts- RoBERT STtrBAsHA ANDALA to be a Registrar of Marriages for Kakamega County Dated the 17ft February' 2015 MAR' w. MUTAARU, Ag. Registrar of Marriages. GAZETTENonCENO. II85 THEMARRIAGEACT (No.4 of2ot4) APPoINTMENT IN EXERCISE of powers conferred by section 50 (3) of the Marriage Act, 2014, the Registrar of Marriages hereby appoints- . JOANCHELAGATSIELEY to be a Regrstrar of Marriages for Nakuru County. Dated the lTth February,2015. MARY W. MUTAARU, Ag. Registrar of Marriages. GAZETTENOTICENO. 1186 THEMARRIAGEACT (No.4 of2014) APPOD.ITMENT IN EXERCISE of powers conferred by section 50 (3) of the Mamage Act,2O14, the Registrar of Marriages appornts- DoUGLAS MAYAKA to be a Registrar of Marriages for Kisumu County. Dated the 17th February,2015. MARYW. MUTAARU, Ag. Registrar of Marriages. { I I 20th February, 2015 THE KENYA GAZETTE 365 I t I t ; I GAZETTENoTICENo. 1 187 THE MARRIAGE ACT (No.4 of2ot4) APPoINTMENT IN EXERCISE of powers conferred by section 50 (3) of the Mamage Act,20l4, the Registrar of Marriages appoints- JOSEPH KIPRONCH KOSKEI to be a Registrar of Marriages for Mahndi County. Dated the lTth February,2015. MARY W. MUTAARU, Ag. Registrar oJ Marrmges. GAZET'IENOTICENO. 1 188 THEMARRIAGEACT (No.4 ofzot4) . APPOINTMENT IN EXERCISE of powers conferred by section 50 (3) of the Marriage Act,2Ol4, the Registrar of Marriages appoints- THOMAS ADEMBA NYAMBORI to be a Registrar of Marriages for Kisii County- Dated the 17th February,2015. MARY W. MUTAARU, Ag. Regislrar oJ Marriages. GAZEI-TE NoTICE No. I I 89 THE COUNTY GOVERNMENTS ACT (No. l7 oflol2) THE COUNTY ASSEMBLY OF MERU COTINTY ASSEMBLY OF MERU STANDING ORDERS FIRST ASSEMBLY-THIRD SEssIoN ASSEMBLY CALENDAR IT IS notifred for the information of the public that pursuant to the provisions of Standing Order No. 29 (2) of the County Assembly of Meru Standing Orders, the County Assembly of Meru vide a resolution made on Wednesday, llth February, 2015 approved the Third Session Assembly Calendar for sittings and recesses as set out in this Schedule. SCHEDULE PART I: SITTINGS Period Days Part I Tuesday, l00r February, 201 5 - Thursday, 2nd April, 20t5 Tuesdays (Afternoon) Wednesdays (Morning and Afternoon) Thursdays (Afternoon) Part II Tuesday, l4th April,,2015 - Thursday, 30th July, 2015 Tuesdays (Afternoon) Wednesdays (Morning and Aftemoon) Thursdays (Afternoon) Part III Tuesday, 25th August, 2015 - Thursday, 8th October, 20t5 Tuesdays (Afternoon) Wednesdays (Moming and Afternoon) Thursdays (Aftemoon) Part IV Tuesday, 20th October, 2011 - Thursday, 3rd December, Tuesdays (Aftemoon) Wednesdays (Moming and Afternoon) Thursdays (Aftemoon) PART II : RECESSES Part I Short Recess Friday, 3rd April, 2015 - Monday, 13th April,2015 Part II Short Recess Friday, 3lst July, 2015 -Monday 24th August,2015 Period Days Part [I Short Recess Friday,9th October,2015 - Monday, 19th October, 2015 Part IV long Recess Friday,4th December, 2015 - Monday, 8th February, 2016 MR/6901456 J. K. ARtrTTII, Clerk, County Assembly oJ Meru. GAZE"I-TE NoTICE No. I I 90 THE COUNTY GOVERNMENTS ACT (No. 17 oJZOr2) THE COUNTY ASSEMBLY OFKIRINYAGA THE COUNTY ASSEMBLY STANDING ORDERS CALENDAR OF THE COI]NTY ASSEMBLY, 2OI 5 IT IS notified for general information that pursuant to Standing Order No. 25 of the County Assembly Standing Orders, and as approved by a resolution of the County Assembly, the calendar of the County Assembly (regular sessions) for 2015 is as set out in the Schedule below. PART I: SITTING Period Days Third Session - First Part Tuesday, toth February.20l5 - Monday,6th April, 2015 Third Session - Second Part Tuesday, 21st Apnl, 2015 - Monday,6th July,2015 Third Session - Third Part Tuesday, I lth August.20l5 - Thursday, 3rd December, 2015 Tuesdays ( aftemoon), Wednesday (Moming and Afternoon) and Thursdays (aftemoon) Tuesdays (afternoon), Wednesdays (Morning and Afternoon) and Thursdays (aftemoon) Tuesdays (aftemoon), Wednesdays (Morning and Afternoon) and Thursdavs (aftemmn) PART tr-RECESS Third Session - First Part Short Recess Third Session - Second Part l,ong Recess Third Session - Third Part Short Recess I-ong Recess Tuesday, Tth April,2015 - Monday,20th April 2015 Tuesday, Tth July,2015 - Monday, l0th August,2015 Thursday, l5th October,2015 - Monday, 26th October, 2015 Friday, 4th December, 2015 - Monday, 8th Februarv, 20 16 MR/6901469 KAMAUAIDI, Clerk to the Assembly GAzEmENcrncENo. I l9l TTIE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT (Cap.5l3) . COI]NTY GOVERNMENT OF KAJIADO WEIGHTS AND MEASURES DIRECTORATE STAMPING STATIoNS FoR VERIFICATIoN oF WEIG}ITS, MEASURES, WEIGIilNG AND MEASURING EQUIPMENT USED FoR TRADE PURSUANT to the powers conferred to the Governor and in execution of the functions of the Weights and Measurcs Directorate under segtion 27 of rhe Weights and Measurgs Act, laws of Kenya, the Governor of Kajiado, gazettes the following centers as stamping stations and their respective dates for the verification and stamping exercise Sub-County Station Date Kajiado Central Kaiiado Town 23rd-27th Februaw,2O15 Saiiloni 9th March. 2015 Bull's Eye lOth March. 2Ol 5 (Momins Kumpa lOth March,2015 (Aftemoon) Ilbrssil I lth-l3th 2015 Namansa Town 23rd-25th March.2015 Mrle 9 26th March,2015 Ngatataek 27th March,2015 Kajiado EastKitensela 4rh-l5th Mav.2015 Mashuruu 25th Mav. 2015 (Momins) Pelewa 25th Mav, 2015(Aftemoon) Kisaiu 26th Mav.2015 Isinya 27th-29rhMay,2015 Kajiado SouthMile tatu (3) 8TH June, 201 5 Rombo 9th-10th June. 2015 Entarara I 1th June.2015 Olchoro l2th June. 2015 (Momrne) Kaiiado SouthMurutot [2th June. 2015 (Afternoon' Ronsai 22nd June.20l5 Game 23rd June. 201 5 ILLasit 24th-26th June,2015 Lortokitok 6th-8th Julv.2015 Namelok 9th Julv. 20 15 Isinet lOth Julv.20l5 Masimba 27th-28th Julv.2015 Kimana 29th-30th July,2015 Mbirikanr 31st-July, 2015 (Mornine) lnkisaniani 3 lst July, 2015 (Afternoon) Kajiado WestShompole 24th August,2015 (Momine) Oloika 24th August,2015 (Aftemoon F-n te qnni e 25th Ausust.2015 Nsurumani 26th Ausust.20l5 Olkiramatian 27th Ausust.20l5 Oloibortoto 27th August,2015 (Aftemoon) Magadi Soda 28th August,2015 (Mominq l Oltinka 28 Ausust. 2015 (Afternoon Oltepesi 28th August, 2015 (Momin q ) KambivaMawe 7th Seotember.2015 Mile 46 8th-9th September. 2015 KMQ loth September,2015 Kamukuru I lth September,2015 Kiserian 2lst-25th Seotember. 2015 Kaiiado NorthMatasia 5th-6th October. 2015 Nqong 7th-9th October,2015 Bulbul 26th-27 th October, 20 I 5 Gataka 28th October.20l5 Kware O/Ronsar 29th-30th october. 20 l5 Olooloitikoshi 9th November.2015 Rimpa lOth November.20'15 Nkoroi I lth- l2th November, 2015 Masailodse/Olekasasi13th November,2015 Ongata Rongai (Water Office\ 23rd-24th November, 20 15 Ongata Rongai(Chiefs Office\ 25th-27th November. 20 I 5 Where the equipment rs bulky, delicate or by reason of its being permanently fixed, rt shall be sufficrent for the purposes of this section if the person who has the equipment notifies in writing its position to the inspector or some other officer authorized by the inspector to receive the notification at least three (3) days rn advance of the date the verification falls due. GAZETTENOTICENO. II92 THE COUNTY GOVERNMENT ACT (No. t7 oJ2012) THE COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF UASIN GISHU UASIN GISHU COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD REPORT FOR THE YEAR 20 1 4 1.0 Introduction PURSUANT to section 59 subsectron 1(O of the County Government Act 2O12, the functions and powers of the County Public Service Board inter alia, is to evaluate and report to the County Assembly erch December on the extent to which the values and principles referred to in Article 1O arrd 232 of the Constrtutron of Kenya, 2010 are complied with in the county public servrce. Further section 59 subsections 5 of the County Govemment Act,2012 states that the report prepared shall include: (a) All the steps taken and decisions made by the Board in the reahzation of values and pnnciples; (D) Specifrc recommendations that require to be implemented in the promohon and protectron of the values and principles; (c) Specifrc decisions on particulars ofpersons or public body who have violated the values and princrples, rncluding actions taken or recommendations against them; (d) Any rmpediment in the promotion of the values and principles and (a) The programmes the Board is undertakrng or has planned to undertake in the medium term towards the promotion of the values and pnncrples. The scope of this report is therefore limrted to evaluation atd reporting to the County Assembly the extent to which the values and principles as enshnned in Article lO and 232 of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010 are embedded in critical Board decisions and policies w.ith a view of translating these values lnto practice. Thrs is aimed at ensuring that citizens not only access quality services, but do also recognize in officers serving them a spint of faimess, rntegrity and respect for their rights and human dignity. 2.0 Measures/steps taken in the Realizahon of National Values and Principles of Public Service. This section outlines the steps taken by the County Public Service Board (CPSB) to realize the national values and principles of public service. These steps have been grouped into eight broad and distinctly related categories namely: sharing and devolution of power, exercise of social .lustrce and sovereign power, protection of human nghts, leadership and governance, professionalism, sustainable development, prudent use of resources and impartial and timely provision of rnformatron. 2.1 Steps taken The CPSB took the following steps in the realization of national values and principles of public service under each broad category specified in 2.0 above rn the year 2014: 2.1.1 Sharing and Devolutron of Power Thrs is outlined rn Article lO (2) (a): sharing and devolution of power The National Govemment devolved most of its functions to County Govemments in January,2014 as provided in Article Six (6) of the Constitution of Kenya (CoK) 2010 with a view of bringing services closer to the people. Subsequently staff who served tn the devolved functions were seconded to County Govemment. The Board took deliberate steps of integrating the said staff within the County Public Service rn hne with the Transition to Devolved Govemment Act,2012. The Board also staffed areas that were critically understaffed to match the additional devolved functions to ensure services were offered promptly and efficiently. In addition the Board in accordance with section 86 (1) of the County Government Act (CGA) 2012 delegated authority to Chief Officers and the County Secretary as a Dated the 4th February,2015 MR/6901191 FLORENCE WAIGANJO, Chief Officer Trade and Tourism 20th February, 2015 THE KENYA GAZETTE 367 l deliberate step to give the said officers powers to handle Human Resource(HR) issues at their respective departments on behalf of the Board. The Board also constituted and empowered three critical committees namely: Training, Disciplinary and Human Resource Management Advisory to handle fraining issues, disciplinary hearing and staff promotions respectively. 2.1..2 Exercise of Social Justice and Sovereign Power Outlined in Article l0(2)(a):patriotism, national unity, the rule oJ lnw, democracy and participation of the people and Article 2320) (A: involvement of the people in the process of policy making. The Board while developing its five year Strategic Plan (2014- 2018) identified members of the key stakeholders and invited them to give their views to be incorporated in the Strategic Plan during the stakeholder's forum. Further the Board rn collaboration with National Integration and Cohesion Commission also conducted a one day public forum during the year to educate members of the public. Further, the Board has drafted the County Public Service Board Bill which once approved by the County Assembly will operationalize the Board's mandate in respect to promotion of national values and principles of public service. 2.1.3 [.eadership and Govemance This is outlined in Article l0(2) (c): Good governance, integrity, transparency and accountabiliry as well as Article 232 (l) (e): Accountability for administrative acts. The Board advertised job opportunities rn the print media and the County website with a view of attracting qualified candidates while offering equal opportunity to all. In addition, the Board conducted practical field interviews for plant operators which were witnessed by members of the public. In the CPSB Strategic Plan, the strategic objective on governance and leadership outlines the steps to be followed in the promotion of national values and principles ofpublic service. The Board further put in place mechanisms to ensurc that it complied with good governance practices. To this end, a rcgister of interests for its members has been opened for purposes of recording declarations of interest. Additional efforts taken by the Board in enforcing the pmvisions of Chapter Six (6) of t}re CoK 2010 was entrenching of issues of ethics and integrity in the recruitrnent process of county officers by making it mandatory for applicants to seek clearance from Ethics and Anti- Comrption Commission (EACC), Higher Education Loans Board (HELB), Credit Reference Bureau (CRB), Department of Criminal Investigation (CID) and Kenya Revenue Auttrority (KRA) while applying for the advertised positions. 2.1.4 Professionalism Outlined in Article 232 (a): High sandards of professional ethics The Board made efforts to develop its members through acquisition of necessary knowledge and skill to match its mandate. To address this, the Board sponsored its members to undertake Senior Management and Srategic kadenhip Development Programme courses at Kenya School of Govemment. The Board also facilitated its members to attend seminars and conferences organized by various professional bodies including the Institute of Certifred Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK), Institute of Certified Public Secretaries of Kenya (ICPSK), Kenya Institute of Management (KIM) and Institute of Human Resource Management ([HRM). 2.1.5 Protection of Human Righs Outlined in Article l0(2) (D): Human dignity, equity, social justrce, inclusiveness, equality, human rights, non-discrimination and protection of the narginalized; Article 232 (d): Involvement of the people in the process of policy making; Article 232 (h): represenntion of Kenya's d.iverse communities arlrd Artkle 232 (i): AlJording adequate and equal opportunirtes Jor appointtnents, training and advancement, at all levels of the public service of; men and women, mefibers of all ethnic groups and persons with disability. The Board advertised job opportunities in at least two daily newspape$ with country-wide circulation and deliberately rncluded a clause encouraging women and people with disability to apply with a view of addressing non-discrimination and protection of the marginalized to maintain inclusiveness. Further the Board applied affirmative action to satisfy provisions of inclusiveness and protection of the marginalized. 2.1 .6 Sustainable Development This is outlined in Article 1O(2) (n: Sustainable development The Board successfully discussed the County departmental structures with respective County Executive Committee Members (CECs) during the year with the aim of attaining optimal staffing level for each department. The Board also facilitated the development of coherent, integrated human resource planning and budgeting for personnel emoluments for County staff. In addrtron, the budget for the period 201412015 was prepired and presented to County Assembly for approval. The CPSB Strategic Plan for 2O14-2O18 was also developed and launched purposely to act as a road map for the Board to execute rts mandate. An advisory on development of a training policy was provrded to the department of Public Service Management (PSM) and a Training Committee comprising of Chief Offrcers was constituted to handle training and development of County staff. 2. I .7 Prudent use of Resources Outlined m Article 232(b). Efrcient, effective and economic use of resources Efforts were initiated by the Board to ensurc that departmental structures were developed to address staff placement whereby skills will be matched with the jobs to ensure efficient and effective service delivery. 2.1 .8 Impartal and Timely Provision of Information Outlrned rn Article 232 (c): Responsive, prompt, effective, impartial and equttable provision oJ services and Article 232 (fl: Transparency and provision to the public oJ timely accurate inlormation. The Board advertised all 1ob vacancies in at least two newspapers with national wide circulation and also in the county website. The names of shortlisted candrdates and dates of lntervtews were also published in the print medra to ensure accurate informatron reached the interested partres. Both successful and unsuccessful candidates were also contacted promptly through phone calls and short message service (SMS) about the interview outcome. 3.0 Milestones in the Promotion of National Values and Principles of Public Service 3.1 Introduction Uasin Gishu County Public Service Board and the County at large in its efforts to realize the provisions made in Article l0 and 232 of the CoK 201 have made remarkable progress. The major focus is the extent to which the board has proactively put in place mechanisms to domesticate and operationalize national values and principles ofpublic service. The Board developed a Strategic Plan that will serve as a road map in fulfilling its mandate. Further progress was realized through open and transparent job idvertisements, delegatron of authority and estabhshment of committees. 3.2 Milestones Progress has been made as follows: 3.2.1 Sharing and devolution ofpower This is outlined in Article lO (2) (a): sharing and devolution of power The National Government devolved staff to County Governments in January, 2Ol4 and CPSBs were mandated to manage these staff. In this regard the Board integrated the said staff within the County Public Service in line with Transition to Devolved Government Act,2012. ln addition budgetary provisions towards personnel emoluments were enhanced in 20l4ll5 Financial Year courtesy of advisory from the Board to cater for devolved staff salaries. In order to match the increased functions, additional staffs were recruited by the Board in departments ttrat had staff shortages. This was aimed to ensure that services were offered in prompt and timely manner to the people of Uasin Gishu. 368 THE KENYA GAZE'ITE 20th February.2015 Three crucrzrl committees namcly. Drsctphnary. Trarning iu:d Human Resourcc Management Advrsory were also constituted by the Board, infomrcd by section 86 of the CGA 2012 on delegated authority. These commtttees drew rts membership from the Chtef Officers, County Secretary and County Human Resource Manager. These commrttees rvrll further delegate authorlty withm the County Publc Servrce to addrcss rssues affecttng staff promptly. -1.2.2 Exercrsc of Socr.rl Justlce and Soverergn Porver Outlrned in Article l0 12) (a): patnr)ttsnt, ndtrondl unil1, the ruk oJ luw, democracy and porticipation of the people and 232 (1 (d)l mroh'ement oJ the people m the process oJ polruy naking. The Board has matle great stndes ln promottn€r peace and cohesron of all communtttes ltvtng tn Uasrn Grshu County by partrenng wlth Natlonal Coheston and hrtegratlon Commtssron and conductrng Jorntly publlc sensrtrzatlon meetlngs on protnohon of Nahonal Valucs and Plnciples of governance. In August, 201-l a successful meetrng was held between a team tiom Natronal Coheston and Integratiou commlsslon, members of Uastn Gtshu CPSB and nrcmbers of the public at Eldoret Polytechnrc While devcloprng rts Strateglc Plan, the Board rnvited vrervs fronr stakeholdcrs to bc rncorporated ln the documcnt. Advisoncs on penslon anangenrents. performance contracttng. staff benefits, drscrplnary, controls, staff translers and appotntment of slafl rvere rndepcndently grven by the Board to County Government. The advrsones rvere backed by relevant legal prtrvrstons and were geared torvards ensuring that the rulc of law was upheld. The Boar.l also obscrved gender dtstnbutton tn all Iecrultments conducted and surpassed the tfurty per cent legal requfement -3.2.3 Leadershrp and Govemance This rs outlrncd rn Artrcle 10t2) (t ) Good 1|tret'nant?, utt(llttfi', tilmspan en(y und attountabrftr,r' as ivell as Article 232 (l) (e l Ac c ountabi lttl' fi ) r o d nt m t st rativ e a cts. To promote trrnsparency, the Board adverttsed job vacanctes tn t*o darly nespJpers *'rth countyrvtde ctrcuiatron and uploaded the same tn the County u'ebstte to attract qualfied candtdates fr()nl xcr(,ss the country Intemal 1ob advertrsements wert' also placed rn all Nottce Boards of County Departmentsl authonzed officers rvere advtsed to encourage qualified otficers m thef respectlve departments to apply. The Board underscored the fact that she ts an equal oppofiulllty employer and women and persons with drsabrltres rvere encouraged to apply The Board observed Constrtutlonal provtsions that promote equlty and rnclusrveness The Board handled trvo dtscrpltnary cascs conclustvely artd others are 1n progress (T*'o oft-tcers were lnterdrLted whtle three othcrs rverc suspended pendrng thc determlnahon of therr c.tscs). The findrngs and recommendatrons for the two concluded cases rvere forwarded to Publc Service Commission of Kenya for action. lnduchon of Chref Officers and Sub-County Admtnistrators on delegated authonty whrch rncluded dtsctpltnary control and promotlon of values and prrncrples was conducted by the Board. Thereafter the delegated authorlty was operatlonahzed through appotntment of Drscrphnary. 1{uman Resource Advrsory anil Tratnrn,s Cotnmtttees The Board turther lormed rnternal rvorktng commlttees narrtely. Recruitment, Selection, HR Policy and Audrt, Admrnistrahon iurd Govemance. Disciphnary Control and'Iratnrng Committee and Board Affarrs whrch wrll eventually be transtbrmed lnto dhectorates. The Board has been collaboratrng $'tth Covemment [nstltuttons nter alru Nahonal Cohesion and Integratron Commrsston of Kenl'a and Transrhonal Authority on matters of promotlon of Natronal Values and Principles ofpubhc service. devolutlon and staffrafionalrzatton -1.2.4 Professronahsrn Outlrned rn Artrcle 232 (a): High stundurds oJ professourl ethtts Recrurtment, selectlon and placement of all job opportunrtlcs wcrc done professronally There were no litrgatrons arising fronr the exerclse. .3 2.5 Protectron of lluman Rrghts Outlined rn Artrcle lO(2) (b) Ilunum drgnitv, equity. sttLiul justue, uttlusi,eness, equultty, human rights, non-discriminultott ttnd prote(tpn oftht nutrg:nali:ed, an<l Arncle232 (t): Afiording adequate and equal opporlunutt's tur oppotntnlents, trainhq and advarlcement, at all levels oJ'the yubi:r scrvire oJ, men and wom<n, members of all ethnl.ic groups antl De"so,ts v'ith dt,sabilft1,. Consrderatrons ivere takcn to ensure affirmattve actlon was apphed wrthout .olnpiLrmrslng the mrnrmum requtrement for the advertrsed posrhons. In all the loLr advertrscments, the Board provtded nders encouraging worrren and persons hvrng wlth drsabrlltles to apply 3.2.6 Sustarnable Development Outlrned rn .Artrcle 10 (2') (d) SLtstumuble developnrent The Btrard successfully held and concluded dtscussrons utth all respectlvc County Depafiment on departmental structures duflng the year The output of these discussrons was the establtshment of optlmum staffing levels for each department. An advisory on developrnent ol a trainrng polrcy was grven by thc CPSB to the releuarir department and a trarning committee comprrsrng of Chref Offrcers was thereafter constrtuted to handle Trainrng and Career Progressron needs of County staff In addrhon, the Board prepared 201112015 Annual Budget rvhtch wab prcsented to the County Assenibly for approval The CPSB Strategrc Plan 2()14/2018 was developed and launched as road map for the Board to cxecute its mandate 3,2.7 hudent use of Resources Outlrned rn Afircle 232 1b) Efficreri, efrectn'e and econoput'use of r(sourcL,s The Board has successfully concluded drscusstous on County Organrzatlonal Structures rvhrch addresses staff ratlonahzattons and ensurc that skrlls are matched wlth the rrght lobs hence effrcient and eff'ectrve scrvice dehvery. The Board rs rnonitonng the progress of Capactty Assessment and Ratronalzatron of the Public Servrce (CARPS) and Intents to fully adopt the findrngs and recommendatrons thereof. 3.2.8 Impartral and Trmely Provrsron of Informatron Outlrned rn Article 232 (c) Responsue, prompt, effectn'e, mtpartmL antl equtable provision o.f sen'u'es and Article 232 (l) Transparency and provisiott tu ilrc publtc oftinelv accurate information To rttrircl requrred skills, the Board managed to advertise all job vacancrcs u at least two newspapers wlth country wtde crrculation and ln the county lebsrte. There rvere also tntemal adverts which gave oppotunrtres for growth to exlstlng county staff Shortllsted candrdates and dates for rntervlews were published in the pnnt medta. Both successful and unsuccessful candrdates were contacted through telephone calls and short text message service (SMS) to inform them of the mterview outcomes. 4 0 Challcnges Encountered in the Reahzahon of Natronal Values and Princrples of Pubhc Service 4.1 Sharrng and Devolution ofPower There have been in instanced where lack of understandrng of key issues around devolution has generated mistrust amongst stakeholders. There is rnadequate infrastructure to support devolved unlts thus causrng delays in servrce provlslon to the public. Devolved staff remarns apprehensrve due to percerved invasion of therr prevrous scope of authonty 4. L2 Excrcrse of Social Jusfice and Sovereign Power There have been drfferent mterpretations of the roles of County Secretary, County Pubhc Servrce Board and County Executive Committee rn-charge of Publc Service Management leadrng to turf wars ln aspects of human resource management .1.1 3 Leadcrshrp and Govemzrnce Lack of support from the pubhc rn deahng wlth fraudsters especrally ln recrultment where 1ob seekers are conned in the pretext of secunng employment. Equally there is a slow pace of actlon from law enlorcement institutions rn dealing with reported cases of such fraud. On the other hand, nrembers of the pubhc lack clear I I { 20th February , 201 5 THE KENYA GAZETTE 369 I understandrng of the recrurtment process and i'eel drat the Board rs brased and rigid on the requirements of the 1ob oppoftunltles available. 4.1 4 Professronahsm There. rvas inadequate repofllng by supervisors on cases of professronal malpractrces rn the rvork place leadrng to rnabrlrty of the Board to deal wrth such cases. ,+.1 -5 Protectlon of Iluman Rrghts Members of the minonty and margrnahzed rn some cases do not have the reqursrte mrnrmum quahficatrons for certarn appolntments thus making lt diffrcult lbr the board to apply affrrmatrve action. There ls a perceptlon from thesc groups thatJobs are already allocated to the domrnant ethnic group hence they do not apply. Additionally the pubhc rely on grape vine as opposed to formal communicatron tiom the Board and fail to seek clanficatrotr leadrng to mlslnformatron. 4.1 .6 Sustarnable Development There was skrw process of putting in place a County Organrzational Structure this has rvhrch affectcd ratronahzation of staff Furlher there was reslstance to change whrch rs evident particularly on the health seck)r wherc staff have not embraced devolutron 4.1 7 Prudent use ofResources Processes aimed at staffratronalizatron by the drfferent authonties for rnstance human resource capacity assessment audlt (Transltlon Authority), Skills Audrt (Department of Pubhc Sen'ice Management) and Capacity Assessment and Rationalrzation of the Pubhc Servrce (Mrnrstry of Devolutron and Plannrng) have led to wastage of resources and sublected to uncertarnty and subsequent under performance 4.1.8 Impartral and tlmely Provrsron of Informatron The limrted access by the pubhc to pnnt and electronrc medra curtails accessibility to rntbrmatlon released by the Board in relation to recrultment wlthlr the County Publc Servrce. 5.0 Recommendatrons and Way Forward 5.1 Recommendatrons Whrle rmplementrng the requlrements of Artrcle l0 and 232 of the Constitution, challenges were rnevltable. To address the various challenges encountered by the Board, the followrng recommendations are made: l. Parameters of good governance should be identrfied from the Constrtutron and other legal provrsrons so as to provrde a frame work for implementatlon. 2 Governance structures to be put rn place to allow the roll out of various actrvltles that promote NatronaI Values and Princrples of Governance to County staff and members of the pubhc. 3. Put rn place a monltoring and evaluation tool to gauge perforrnance levels rn all departments. 4 Draw a programme of activities that targets the sensltrzation of various cadres of officers on Constituional requirements pertarnrng to good governance 5 Fast track the CPSB Brll to operatronallze the Board's mandate 5 1 Way Rrnvard Outlined rn The County Government Acl2Ol2 secxon 59 (5) (e): The prograntnes the Board ts undertaking or has planned to urtderlake m lhe ntedrunt t?rm tov'drds the proilbtnn oJ the vulues und princryles. In the CPSB S[ategrc Ptan (2014-2018), tbe Board undertakes to lmprove the govemance lndex ln the Pubhc Servrce by promoting National Values and Pnncrples of Governance and Values and Pnncrples of Pubhc Servrce in the County Pubhc Servrce. To achreve thrs, the Board will: I Determme the parimeters for good govemance from the constitution and any other written law through identification of activities. wrthln the County Pubhc Service, that promote Natronal Values and Pnncrpies of Govemance and Values and Principles of Pubhc Servrce as well as sensitization of public officers and the pubhc on parameters of good govemance 2. Establtsh a system for rmplementation of good governance ln the County Pubhc Servrce through a County Governance framework that entails pufung in place a Governance Commlttee and facrlrtatron of the development and roll out of a County Public Service code of conduct 3. Annually measure and evaluate the governance rndex through estahhshment of the key performance rndicators, settlng of annual targets based on established parameters and undertakrng an annual survey to determrne the govemance rndex wrthin the County Pubhc Servrce. Other measures to be undertaken by the Board in promotron of the Nahonal Values and Pnncrples of Governance and Values and Principles of Publc Servrce are: (a) Contlnuous sensltlzatroo of County Pubhc Servrce Officers on the provision of the Constlnrtlon and other applicable Laws. (b) Provrding regular advrsories to the County Execuove Committee on aspects of human resource management and development that enhance the practice of good governance. (c/ Through the County Pubhc Service Board Bill 2014, the Board wrll formulate a pohcy liamework to gurde rts actrvrtres relating to rnfoming and educattng the pubhc on Nahonal Values and Pnncrples of Govemance and Values and Princrples of Pubhc Servrce Dated the 22nd December,2014 MR/6901334 BEN K. SAMOEI. Setretary GAZETTENoUCENo. 1193 THE EAST AFRICAN COMMUNITY CUSTOMS MANAGEMENT ACT.2004 APPOINTMI]NT AND LIMITS OF TRANSIT SHED, CUSTOMS AREAS ETC. Corrigenda IN Gazette Notrce No. 806 of 2015: Under paragraph (a) ofthe Frrst Schedule Delete mtmber "150" rn the L.R. No. "MSA./XLVIII/150" and insert the number " l 51 " Insert the words 'rn the" after the words "architectural drawrng deposrted" Under paragraph (r) of the Second Schedule delete the r,ame "Makupa Transrt Shed Limited" and insert the name "Boss Frerght Termrnal Lrmrted" BEATRICE MEMO. Commtssrcner, Customs Sentrces Department GAZE|TENoTICENo. 1194 THE COMPANIES ACT (CaP- 486\ INTT1NDED DrssolufloN PURSUANT to sectron 339 (3) of the Companres Act. it is nohfied that at the expiration of three (3) months from the date the reglster of companres and the company shall be drssolved PTG/I430/14 15 Number r61218 cPw20t4/150927 5r25 cPR/201 1/39381 cPRl2D11tst624 1 15283 101 I l8 Name oJ Companlt AdrL Lrmlted African Investment Consultant Company Llmlted Aiyam Lrmlted Amicrzra Investment Limited Doha Group Company Limited Dola Limited Eva Modell Lrmited Executive and Corporate Advisory Servrces Kenya Lrmrted r i l I 370 THE KENIYA GAZETTE 20th February, 2015 Number . 156328 cPw2orU59725 128927 168919' CPRJ20t4n41682 148424 SPRJ20t2t8U62 cPR/201 1i64189 cPRJzoty42873 c t0'1487 15il27 cPR/2013/l 13103 74675 t38979 83138 cPN20t3nt4tt2 164718 Name ofCompany Four Star Developers Grallochy (8.A.) InvesEnent Company Limitcd Hima Developers Limited Intemational Security Consultancy Limitd Jaha Limiled Kazita Limited Kira General Stores Mahakali Hardware Limited Mes Amis Limited MinvodLimited Nesim Ingredients Limited Nishan Holdings Limited Pon Pure Kenya Limited Rajoma Limited Red Snapper Limited Rimada Limited Rimrock Investrnents Limited Sayani Limited Siam Commercial Limited Simita Agrico Limited Sivoko Springs Limited Six Fifty Investrnents Limited Tiomin Kenya Limited Topen Industries Limited Visionfield Investrnents Company Limited Watermaker East Africa Limited Dated the l6th February,2015. H. NYOKABI, for Re gistrar of Companie s GAzE'rrENcncENo. ll95 THECOMPANIES ACT (Cap. 486) DISSOLI'mON PURSUANT to section 339 (5) of the Companies Act, it is notified for gcneral information that the under mcntioned companies are dissolved. Number 10258 1 53933 cPRt20t3fio2482 152510 142219- l I 1505 127760 cPFJ20t3noo477 cPR/2009/158r9 cPN2009trt024 cPR/20r0/38337 1,10115 cPR/2010/34809 cPN20t3nt5644 cPN2010t34722 cPw20tot27834 cPw2009t14272 106350 cPR/2013/106400 cPR/2009/15108 cPw20tu@713 cPv20t2n7809 cPN20t2t9tg8/' t&432 Name ofCompany Agi Logistics Kenya Limited Altech Swift Global Limited Alphine Estates Limitcd Alysco Trading Limited Anchor Building Technologies Limited APS Global Limited Blue Ocean Trading Limited Bidii Orchards Limitcd Brent Investrnents Limitcd Burgerland Fast Foods Limited Citka Limited Cord of Thrce Limited Delta Global Limited DST Fiscal Services Limited East African Copper Limited Havcva Limitcd Hua Chuan Company Limitcd Jashbhai Auto Storcs Limited Kaizen Agricultural Services Limited Kcricho Ironmongers Limited Kenex Express Lirnited Kenido Agencies Limited Kenya Kalle Tours and Safaris Limited Kipoori (Kenya) Limited Kom Bakers (Natobi) Limited Kyandu Bright Acadcmy Limited Libra Holdings Limited Lugano Limited Marland General Enrcrpriscs Limited Maguna-Andu Sclf Selection Stores Limited MaimunaLimited Mahale Limited Number cPFJ2ot,/49577 CPRJ2013n24269 cPN2009n362t I 10578 50051 cPR/2010/17405 cPN20t0t35427 cPw20t0t276ffi t62227 cPR/2013/107613 106277 I 10755 cPR/2010/16445 4t874 115991 cPw2012t66747 143538 cPRtz0tot24984 I 7059 I cPRt2011t43943 109210 159767 cPRJ20t0t35r6't 124982 cPw20t2tm952 CPRJ2013t93968 134301 Name oJCompany Masika Limited Meteor Global Advanced Technolog5r Enterprises Limited Miti Mingi Services Limited Mountain Dew Limited Muya Kamami Holdings Limited Nanak Enterprises Works Limited Nuntex Limited Portcom Limited Reaf Apartrnents Limited Rift Valley Blow Plast Limited Sai Developers Limited Saruki Technologies Limited Scratch Connect Limited Seal Honey (Merchandise) Limited Seaford Investrnents Limited Skychem Distributors Limited Starmart Agencies Limited Stasso hoperties Limited Staples Enterprises Limited Stamford Coach Company Limited Subflo Holdings Limited Sure Investrnents Limited Super Delta Limited Swami Feeds Limited The Far Horizon Limited Texcom Limited Transworld Courier Express Limited Trinity Kenya Limited Top Buds Limited Tower Power Limited. Valley Arcade Investments Limited Vert Galant Limited Wananchi Registsars Limited CPW20I3lll8226 WasaniilnvestrnensCompanyLimited Dated the l6th February,2015. H. NYOKABI, Jo r Re g is trar oJ C ompanic s. G^zErrENo[cENo. l196 TTIE KE}.IYA INFORMATION AND COMMT.]NICATIONS ACT (Cap.41l4t) APPLICA.IoN FoR LICET.ICES NOTICE is given that the following applicants havc, pursuant to the provisions of the Kenya Information and Communications Act, made appllcations to the Communications Authority of Kenya for the grant of licences as appears against their rcspective names. Name and Address License Category Kindred Movers Limited, P.O. Box Intracity PostaVCouricr 73G$2fi), Nairobi Operator Sendy Limited, P.O. Box 1861840300, Regional PostaUCourier Nairobi 0perator GlobeflightWorldwideExprcss International PostaVCouricr Limited, P.O. Box 52967-N2N, Operator Nairobi The reason for the grant of the licence is to cnablc the applicans !o operate and provide Postal Courier Systems and Services as indicatod above against their respective names. Thc grant of these licences may affect public and local authorities, companies, persons or bodies of persons within the country. Any public or local authority, company, person or body of persons desirous of making any rcpresentation on or objection to the grant of such licences as aforesaid must do so by letter addressed to ttrc Director-General, Communications Authority of Kenya, Waiyaki Way, P.O. Box 1'l'148{)O80O, Nairobi indicating the Iicense category on the outside of the cover enclosing it on or before expiry of thirty (30) days from the darc of this notice and must forward to tlrc applicant a copy of such representation or objcction. Dated the l6th February,2015. FRANCIS W. WANGUSI, Director-General. I I { { j YtGn4t8n4-r5 20th February, 2015 THE KENYA GAZE:ITE 371 GAZEr-rE NorrcE No. 1 197 THE KENYA INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS ACT (Cap.4tlA) APPUCATION FOR LICENCES NOTICE is given that the following applicants, have pursuant to the provisions of the Kenya Information and Communications Act, made application to the Communrcations Authority of Kenya for the grant of broadcastlng hcences as appears below. Company Business The World Music TV P.O. Box 401I l-{0100, Nairobi Commercial Free-to-Air Television on the Digita Terrestrial Television Platform Good News Media Kenya Limited, P.O. Box 579-80200, Malindi Commercial Freeto-Air Television on the Digita Terrestrial Television Plafform Air The reason for the grant of the licence is to enable the applicants to operate and provide service as indicated above against their names. The grant of these hcences may affect public and local authorities, companies, persons or bodies of persons within the country. Any public or local authority, company, person or body of persons desirous of making any representation on or objection to the grant of such licence as aforesaid must do so by letter addressed to the Director-General, Communications Authority of Kenya, Waiyaki Way, P.O. Box 14448-O0800, Nairobi indicating the license category on the outside of the cover enclosing it on or before expiry of thfty (30) days from the date of this notice and must forward to the applicant a copy of such representation or objection. Dated the l6th February,2015. PTGlt4tSlt4-15 FRANCIS W. WANGUSI, Director-General. GAZEI.IE NOTICE No. 1 198 THE STANDARDS ACT (Cap.496) DECLARATIoN oF KENYA STANDARDS PURSUANT to section 9 (l) of the Standards Act, the National Standards Council declares the specifications or codes of practice appearing in the Schedule hereto to be Kenya Standards with effect from the date of publication of this notice. Number Chemrcal K52582-l:2014 KS 2583:2014 K52567..2014 KS ISO 16000-29:2014 KS ISO 13138:2012 Tille of Specification or Code of Practice Kenya Standard - Safety of chemical products - Code of practice Part l: Safety of methanol, First Edition. Kenya Standard Denatonium benzoate in alcohols - Test method, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Paper-towel rolls for centre-feed dispensing devices Specifi cation, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Indoor air - Part 29: Test methods for VOC detectors, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Air quality - Sampling conventions for airborne particle deposition in the human respiratory system, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Paints and vamishes - Determination of viscosity using rotary viscometer Part 2: Disc or ball viscometer operated at specified speed, First Edition. I t t ; KS ISO 2884-2:2003 KS ISO/IEC 24759:2@8 KS ISO 9117-3:2010 KS ISO 6504-3:2006 KS ISO 21207:2004 KS ISO 3856-1:1984 KS EAS 361:2OO4 KS 2564:2014 KS 2565:2014 KS 2568:2014 KS 1797:2014 KS ISO 2834-l:2006 KS ISO 2834-3:2008 KS ISO 2836:2004 KS ISO 12643-l:2009 KS ISO 14298:2013 KS ISO 2834-2:2007 ICT KS ISOIIEC 1979{J:2O12 Kenya Standard - Paints and varnishes - Drying tests -Part 3: Surface-drying test using ballotini, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Paints and varnishes - Determination of hiding power Part 3: Determination of contrast ratio of light coloured paints at a fixed spreading rate, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Corrosion tests in artifrcial atrnospheres - Accelerated corrosion tests involving alternate exposurc to corrosion promoting gases, neutral salt-spray and drying, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Paints and varnishes - Determination of "soluble" metal content Part 1: Determination of lead content - Flame atomic absorption spectrometric method and dithizone spectrophotometric mcthod, First Edition. Kenya Standard -Carbaryl dusting powder - Specification, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Chemicals used for treatment of water intended for human consumption Chemicals for emergency use - Trichloroisocyanuric acid - Specification, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Chcmicals used for treaEnent of swimming pool water - Trichloroisocyanuric acid Specification, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Powder sanitizers - Specifi cation, First Editi,on. Kcnya Standard - Household fabric softeners Specihcation, Second Fiition. Kenya Standard - Graphic technology - Laboratory preparation of test prints Part 1: Paste inks, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Graphic technology - l.aboratory preparation of t€st prints Part 3: Screen printing inks, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Graphic technology Prints and printing inks Assessment of resistance of prints to various agents, First Edition. Kenya Standad - Graphic technology Safety requirements for graphic technology equipment and systems Part 1: General rcquirements, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Graphic techqology Management of security printing processes, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Graphic technology - Laboratory preparation of test prints Part 2: Liquid printing inks, First Blition. Kenya Standard Information technology - Sccurity techniques - Security requirements for cryptographic modules, First Edition. Kenya Standard Information technology - Security techniqucs - Test requirements for cryptogaphic modules, First Edition. KS ISO,aIEC 29128:2011 KS ISO/IEC 29150:201t KS |SO/IEC 10116.2006 KS fSOflEC 29IOO:2O11 KSISO/IEC 18031:2011 KS ISO/IEC 18032:2f[5 KS ISO/IEC I l71O-l:2O10 Keuya Standard - Information technology - Secunty techniques - Verification of cryptographrc protocols, First Edrtion. Kenya Standard - Informatron technology Security lechniques - Signcryption, Frrst Edrtron Kenya Standard lnformatron technology - Securrty techniques Modes of operahon for an n-bit block crpher, First Edrtron. Kenya Standard Informahon technology - Security techniques - Pnvacy framework, Frst Fiitron Kenya Standard Informatlon technology - Security technlques - Random brt generatron, F'irst Edition Kenya Standard Information technology Security techmques - Pnme number generation. First Edition Kenya Standard - Informatron technology - Security techniques - Key management Part l Framework, Frrst Edltron. Kenya Standard - Information technology - Security techniques - Key management Part 2 Mechantsms using symmetrrc technrques, Frrst Edition. KS ISO/IEC TR 29149:2012 Kenya Standard Informatron technology - Secunty techniques - Best practices for the provision and usc of time-stamping servrces, Fust Edrtion. KS ISO/IEC 10118-1:2000 Information technology - Security techniques - Hash-functions Part l: General, First Edition. KS ISO/IEC 10118-2:2010 Kenya Standard Information technology - Security techniques - Hash-functions Part 2: Hash-functions usrng an n-brt block cipher, First Editron. KS ISO/IEC l0ll8-3:2004 Kenya Standard Informatron technology - Security techniques - Hash-functions Part 3 Dedicated hash- functlons, Frst Edition. KS ISO/IEC 10118-4:1998 Kenya Standard - Information technology - Security techniques - Hash-functions Part 4 Hash-functions using modular arithmetic, First Edition. KS ISO/IEC 29191'2012 Kenya Standard Information technology - Security technrques - Requirements for partially anonymous, partially unlinkable authentication, First Edrtion. KS ISO/IEC 29192-1 .2012 Kenya Standard Information technology - Security techniques - Llghtweight cryptography Part 1: General, Frst Editron. KS ISO/IEC 29192-2:2O12 Kenya Standard Information technology - Security techniques - Lrghtweight cryptography Part 2: Block ciphers, First Edrtron. KS ISO/IEC 29192-3:2O12 Kenya Standard - Information technology - Secunty techniques - Lightweight cryptography Part 3: Stream ciphers, First Edition. KS ISO^EC 19772:2009 Kenya Standard Information technology - Security techniques - Authenticated encryption, First F-dition. KS ISO/IEC 18033-l:2005 Kenya Standard Information technology - Security techniques - Encryption algorithms Part 1: General, Fkst Edition. KS ISO/ IEC 18033-2:2006 Kenya Standard lnformation technology - Secunty technrques - Digital signature with appendix Part 2: Asymmetric ciphers, First Edition. KS ISO/ IEC 18033-3:2010 Kenya Standard Information technology - Security techniques - Digrtal signature with appendix Part 3: Block ciphers, First Edition. KS ISO/IEC 18O33-4:2O11 Kenya Standard Information technology - Security techniques - Dlgital signature with appendix Part 4: Stream ciphers, First Edition. KS ISO/IEC 14888-1:2008 Kenya Standard Information technology - Security techniques - Digital signature with appendix Part 1: General, First Edition. KS ISO/ IEC 14888-2:2008 Kenya Standard Information technology - Security techniques - Digrtal signature with appendix Part 2: Integer factorization based mechanisms, First Editron. KS ISO/ IEC 14888-3:2008 Kenya Standard Information technology - Security techniques - Digital signature with appendix Part 3: Dlscrete logarithm based mechanisms, Frrst Edition. KS ISOIEC 1177O-2:2OO8 KS ISOiIEC 11110-3 2OOB Kenya Standard - Information technology - Secunty techniques - Key management Pan 3: Mechantsms using asymmetric techniques, First Editron. KS ISO/IEC 111:70-4:2O06 Kenya Standard - Information technology - Security techniques - Kgy management Part 4: Mechanrsms based on weak secrets, First Edition KS ISO/IEC 11770-5:2011 Kenya Standard Information technology - Secunty techniques - Key management Part 5: Group key management, First Fiition. KS ISO/IEC I1889-l:2009 Kenya Standard - Information technology - Trusted Platform Module Part 1: Overview, Frst Edition. KS ISO/IEC I1889-2:2011 Kenya Standard Information technology - Trusted Platform Module Part 2: Desrgn pnnciples, Frrst Edition. KS ISO/IEC 11889-3:2fi)9 Kenya Standard Information technology - Trusted Platform Module Part 3: Structures, Fust Edrtron. KS ISO/IEC 11889-4:2009 Kenya Standard - Informatron technology - Trusted Platform Module - .Part 4: Commands. Frrst Edrtron. KS ISO/IEC 18014-l:2008 Kenya Standard - lnformauon technology - Secunty techniques - Iime-stamprng serylces Part l' Framework, Frrst Edition. KS ISO/IEC 18014-2:2O09 Kenya Standard - Information technology - Secunty technrques - Irme-stamping services Part 2: Mechanisms producing independent tokens, First Edition. KS ISO/IEC 18014-3:2009 Kenya Standard - lnformatron technology - Security techniques - Iime-stamprng services Part 3: Mechantsms prcducing linked tokens, Frrst Editron. I i 20th February,2Ol5 THE KENYA GAZETTE 313 t I t I KS ISO/IEC 9796-2:2010 KS ISO/IEC 9796-3:2(n6 Textile and ltather KS ISO 105 E03:2010 KS rSO 10s FI5 2010 KS ISO 105 E'08.1994 KS ISO 105 E16:2006 KS ISO 15625:2014 KS ISO 1140:2012 KS ISO 1 141 2012 KS ISO 13673-3:2014 KS ISO 24362-1 2014 KS ISO 24362-3:2014 KS 1600:2014 Electrotechnical K52542'.2014 K52520:2014 K525212014 Civil Engineering KS 573:2014 Kenya Standard Information technology - Security technrques - Digital signature schemes giving message rccovery Part 2: Integer factorization based mechanisms. First Edition. Kenya Standard Information technology - Security techniques - Digrtal signature schemes grving message recovery Part 3: Discrete loganthm based mechanisms, Frrst Edition. Kenya Standard - Textiles - Tests for colour fastness Part E03: Colour fastness to chlorinated water (swrmming pool -water), First Edition. Kenya Standard - Textiles - Tests for colour fastness Part E05:Colour fastness to spotting: Acid, First Edrtron. Kenya Standard - Textiles - Tests for colour fastness Part E08: Colour fastness to hot water. Frrst Firtron. Kenya Standard - Textiles - Tests for color fastness Part E16: Colour fastness to water spotting on upholstery fabrics, First Edition Kenya Standard - Srlk - Electronic test method for defects and evenness of raw silk. First Edrtion Kenya Standard Fibre ropes - Polyamide,-3-,4-,8- and 12-strand ropes, Second Edition. Kenya Standard Frbre ropes - Polyester ,-3-,4-,8- and 12-strand ropes, Second Edition. Kenya Standard Textrles - Dyestuffs Part 3: Method for determination of certain carcinogenic dyestuffs (method usrng triethylamine/methanol), First Edition. Kenya Standard - Texhles - Methods for determrnation of certain aromatic amines derived from azo colorants Part l: Detection of the use of certain azo colorants accessible with and without extractlng the fibres, First Edition. Kenya Standard Textiles - Methods for determrnation of certain aromatic amines derived from azo colorants Part 3 Detection of the use of certain azo colorants which may release 4-aminoaz,obenzene, Frrst Edition. Kenya Standard - Polyolefin bags for sa.[t and mrnerals - Specification, First Editron. Kenya Standard - Off-grid solar photovoltaic lighting krts Requirements, First Edition. Kenya Standard Domestic biogas stoves - Specificahon, Frst Edrhon Kenya Standard Domestrc biogas lamps - Specificatron, First Edition. Kenya $tandard - Hrgh yreld steel bars for the Reinforcement of concrete - Specification, Fourth Editron. KS 104:2014 KS 574..2014 KS ISO 6934- I . 1991 KS ISO 6934-5 t99t KS22:.2014 Food and Agnculture KS EAS 772:2O12 KS ISO 9233-l:2007 K5227-2:2014 KS 868 2014 KS 938:2014 KS ISO/TR 12591:2013 KSISO lll32:.2O12 KS ISO I 1056:1999 Amendment l:2013 KS ISO 8586:2012 KS ISO 8587: 2006 Ammd I 2006 KS ISO 8589: 2007 Ammd I 2013 K52543 2014 Semices KS 2574.2014 KNWA 2473 2014 Kenya Standard - Specificatron for cold rolled steel sectrons. Third Editron Kenya Standard - Steel fabnc for reinforcement of concrete Specrfication, Fourth Edition. Kenya Standard - Steel for the pre- stressrng of concrete - Part l: General requirements. Second Edition.. Kenya Standard - Steel for the pre- stressrng of concrete - Part 5: Hot-rolled steel bars with or without subsequent processrng, Secdnd Edition. Kenya Standard Specificatron for hot-rolled mild steel bars for reinforcement of concrete, Second Rdition. Kenya Standard - Dried swe€t potato chips - Specification, First Edition. Kenya Standard Cheese, cheese nnd and processed cheese Determrnatlon of natamycln content Part l: Molecular absorptron spectrometric method for cheese nnd. Frrst Edrton. Kenya Standard - Cashew kemels - Specificatron Part 2 Roasted cashew kernels, Third Edruon. Kenya Standard - Macadamia kernels - Specrfication, Thrrd Fiition. Kenya Standand - Mixed nut kernels, Third Edition. Kenya Standard - Whrte tea - Definitron, Flrst Edrtron. Kenya Standard Sensory analysis methodology Guidehne for monitoring performance of a qualrtatrve sensory panel, First Edrtron. Kenya Standard - Sensory analysis methodology - Magnrtude estimation method, Flrst Edltlon. Kenya Standard - Sensory analysis - General gurdelines for the selection, tralnlng and monrtonng of selected assessors and expert sensory assessors, First Edrtion. Kenya Standard - Sensory analysrs methodology - Rankrng, Frrst Edrtron. Kenya Standard - Sensory analysrs - General guidance for the design of test rooms. Frrst Edition. KS ISO 5495:2005 Cor l:2006 Kenya Standard Sensory analysis Methodology Paired comparison, First Edition. Kenya Standard The anrmal feed industry - Code of practrce, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Guidehnes for emergency medical dispatch, First Edition. Kenya Standard Coco peat - Specification, First Edrtron KS ISO 22397:2014 Kenya Standard - Societal security - Guidelines for establishing partnenng arrangements, First Edition. KSISo22311:2012 [:Hfrft# ";*otffii#Tily.; arrangements, First Edition. KS ISO 10637:19D Kenya Standard - Dental equipment - High- and medium-volume suction systems, Fhst Edition. KS ISO/TS 22595-l:2N6 Kenya Standard - Dentistry - Plant area equipment Part l: Suction systems, First Edition. KS ISO/TS 22595-2:2N8 Kenya Standard - Dentistry - Plant area equipmenl Part 2: Compressor systems, First Edition. KS ISO 14044:2006 Kenya Standard Environmental management - Life cycle assessment - Requirements and guidelines, First Edition. KS ISOffS 14O48:2OO2 Kenya Standard Environmental management - Life cycle assessments Data documentation format, First Edition. KS ISO/TR UA47:2012 Kenya Standard Environmental management - Life cycle assessment Illustrative examples on how to apply ISO lN44 to impact assessment situations, Frst Edition. KS ISO/TR z1049:2009 Kenya Standard Environmental managenrent - Life cycle assessment Illustrative examples on how to apply ISO l1M4 to goal and scope definition and inventory analysis, First Fiition. ISO lzto66:2011 Kenya Standard - Greenhouse gases Competence requirements for greenhouse gas validation teams and verification teams, First Edilion. KS ISO/TS 14033:2012 Me c hanic al En gine e ring KS ISO 21138-l:2007 KS ISO 2l 138-2:2007 Kenya Standard management Environmental Quantitative environmental rnformation Guidelines and examples, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Plastics piping systems for non-pressure underground drainage and sewerage - Structured- wall piping systems of unplasticized poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC-U), polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (PE) Part 1: Material specifications and erformance criteria for pipes , fittings and system, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Plastics piping systems for non-prcssurc underground drainage and sewerage - Structured- wall piping systems of unplasticized poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC-U), polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (PE) Pa( 2: Pipes and fittings witl smooth external surface, Type A, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Plastics piping systems for non-pressure underground drainage and sewerage - Structured- wall piping systems of unplasticized poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC-U), polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (PE) Part 3: Part 3: Pipes and fittings with non-smmth extemal surface, Type B, First Edition. KS ISO 2l138-3:2007 I I KS ISO 15875-1:2003 KS ISO 15875-2:2003 KS ISO 15875-3:2003 KS ISO 15875-5:2003 KSISO 11199-1:1999 KSISO 11199-3:1999 KS ISO ll199-4:1999 KS ISO 23600:2012 KS ISO 23599:2012 Company Standards National Police Service Standards KS DF l10:2014 KSDFlll:2014 KS DF 112:2014 Kenya Standard - Plastics piping systems for hot and cold water installations Crosslinked polyethylene (PE-X) Part 1: General, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Plastics piping systems for hot and cold water installations Crosslinked polyethylene (PE-X) Part 2: Pipes, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Plastics piping . systems for hot and cold water installations Crosslinked polyethylene (PE-X) Part 3: Fittings, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Plastics prping systems for hot and cold water installations Crosshnked polyethylene (PE-X) Part 4: Fitness for the purpose of the system, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Walking aids manipulated by both arms Requirements and test methods Part 1: Walking frames, Frrst Edition. Kenya Standard - Walking aids manipulated by both arms Requirements and test methods Part 3: Walking tables, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Walking aids manipulated by both arms Requirements and test methods Part 4: Walking sticks with three or more legs, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Assistive products for persons with vision impairments and persons with vrsion and hearing rmpairments - Acoustic and tactile signals for pedestrian traffic lights, First Edition. Kenya Standard - Assistive products for blind and vision impaired persons - Tactile walking surface indicators, First Edition. National Police Service Standard - Jungle boot for use by the Natlonal Police Service - Specification. National Potce Service Standard - kather footwear for use by the National Police Service - Specification. National Police Service Standard - kather riding boot for use by the National Police Service - Specification. Kenya Standard - Specification for carbaryl water dispersible powders. Kenya Standard - Specification for technical grade dimethoate. Kenya Standard - Specrficatron for dimethoate emulsifi able'concentrate. Kenya Standard - Specrficatron for chlolpyrifos Part l: Technical grade. Kenya Standard - Specrficatron for chlorpyrifos emulsifiable concentrates. The following standards are hereby confirmed Chemical KS 1406-3:1997 KS lzt08-l:1998 KS 1408-2:1998 KS 1407-1:1998 KS 1407-2:1998 { I 20th February, 2015 THE KENYA GAZETTE 375 KS 1410-1:1998 KS 1410-2:1998 KS 1410-3:1998 KS 1411-1:1998 KS 14ll-2:1998 KS 381:1983 KS ISO 2812-1:2007 KS ISO 13736:2008 KS ISO 21227-4:2008 KS ISO 20340: 2009 KS ISO 15181-l:2000 KS ISO 15181-2:2000 KS2162:,20/)9 KS 2153:20O9 KS ISO 14644-1:1999 KS 1800:2003 KS l80l-1:2003 KS l80l-2:2003 KS 1805:2004 KS 1806:2004 KS 1799-1:2003 Kenya Standard - Specification Malathion Part 1: Technical grade. Kenya Standard - Specification malathion emulsifi able concentrates. Kenya Standard - Specification malathion dusting powder. Kenya Standard - Specification diazlnon, technical grade. Kenya Standard '- Specification for diazinon emulsifiable concentrates. Kenya Standard - General methods of test for pesticides and tJreir formulations. Kenya Standard - Paints and varnishes - Determination of resistance to liquids Part l: Immersion in liquids other fian water. Kenya Standard - Determination of flash point - Abel closed-cup method. Kenya Standard - Paints and varnishes - Evaluation of defects on coated surfaces using optical imaging Part 4: Evaluation of filiform corrosion. Kenya Standard - Paints and varnishes Performance requirements for protective paint systems for offshore and related structures. Kenya Standard - Paints and varnishes - Determination of release rate of biocides from antifouling paints Part 1: General method for extraction of biocides. Kenya Standard - Paints and vamishes - Determination of release rate of biocides ftom antifouling paints Part 2: Determination of copper-ion concentration in the extract and calculation of the release rate. Kenya Standard - Products used for treatrtrent of water intended for human consumption - Inorganic supporting and filtering materials - Definitions. Kenya Standard - Products used for treafinent of water intended for human consumption - Inorganic supporting and filtering materials - Methods of test. Kenya Standard - Clean rooms and associated controlled environments Part l: Classification of air cleanliness. Kenya Standard - Black finger printing ink - Specification. Kenya Standard - Waterproof drawing ink - Specification Part l: Black waterproof drawing ink for architectural, engineering and survey use. Kenya Standard - Waterproof drawing ink - Specification Part 2: Colored waterproof drawing ink for architectural, engineering and survery use. Kenya Standard - Gallic acid for use in the ink industry - Specification. Kenya Standard - Tannic acid for use in the ink industry -Specification. Kenya Standard - Indelible ink - Specification Pa( l: Indelible ink for use on marking voters' fingers. for for I i I I KS 1799-2:2004 KS 2157-1:2009 KS2157-2:20O9 KS 481:2000 KS ISO 1 1056:1999 KS ISO 16820:20M KS ISO 75.0:2006 K5227-l:2O09 KS 2164:2008 KS ISO 6644:2002 KS 337:1981 KS ISO 65,10:1980 KS ISO 7973-28:1992 KS ISO 7305:1998 KS ISO 9648:1988 KS ISO 5530-l:1997 KS ISO 6820:1985 KS ISO 14902:20O1 KS 2176:2009 KS ISO 5508:199O TEXTILE AND LEATHER STANDARDS Kenya Standard - Indelible ink - Specifrcation Part 2: Indelible ink for use on marking textile fabrics. Kenya Standard Hot applied thermoplastic road marking paint- Part l: Specification for constituent material and mixtures. Kenya Standard Hot applied thermoplastic road marking paint - Specification Part 2: Specification for road perfonnance. Kenya Standard - Specification for woven bags (natural fibres) for seeds. Kenya Standard - Sensory analysis methodology - Magnitude estimation method. Kenya Standard - Sensory analysis methodology - SequentialAnalysis. Kenya Standard - Ground paprika (capsicum annuum Linnaeus) Specification. Kenya Standard - Cashew kernels - Specification Part 1: Raw cashew kernels. Kenya Standard - Biscuits - Test methods. Kenya Standard - Flowing cereals and milled cereal products - Automatic sampling by mechanical means. Kenya Standard - Glossary of terms relating to starch. Kenya Standard Maize Determination of moisture content (on milled grains and on whole grains). Kenya Standard - Methods of test for cereals and pulses Part 28l. Determination of viscosity of flour using an amylograph. Kenya Standard - Specification for milled cereal products - Determination of fat acidity. Kenya Standard - Spccification for Sorghum - Determination of tanning content. Kenya Standard - Specification for wheat flour - Physical characteristics of doughs Part l: Determination of water absorption and rheological properties using a farinograph. Kenya Standard - Wheat flour and rye flour - General guidance on the drafting of bread-making tests. Kenya Standard - Determination of trypsin inhibitor activity of soya products. Kenya Standard Popcorn Specification. Kenya Standard Animal 'and vegetable fats and oils - Analysis by gas chromatography of methyl esters of fatty acids. Kenya Standard Animal and vegetable fats and oils - Detection and FOOD AND AGRICULTUR DEPARTMENT KS ISO 15303:2001 KS ISO 5558.1982 KS ISO 660 2009 KS ISO 10539:2002 KS ISO 6885:1 99u KS ISO 6884: I 985 KS ISO 15774:2000 KS ISO 6883.2007 KS EAS 315 2OO2 KS ISO 12228.1999 KSISO396l:1996 KS ISO 12193:2004 KS ISO 15305:1998 -KS rSO 632t.2002 KS ISO 3960 200r KS ISO 6320 1995 KS ISO 935.1988 KS ISO 9936:2006 idenhfication of a volatile organic contaminant by GCA{S. Kenya Standard Anrnial and vegetable fats and oils - Detectron and rdenhficatlon of antroxidants - Thrn- layer chromatography method. Kenya Standard Animal and vegetable fats and oils - determination of acrd value and acidiry Kenya Standard - Animal and vegetable fats and orls Determlnatron of alkalinity. Kenya Standard - Animal and vegetable fats and oils Determrnatlon of anrsrdine value. Kenya Standad Animal and vegetable fats and oils Determination of ash. Kenya Standard Animal and vegetable fats and oils Determinatron of cadmium content by direct graphrte fumace atomic absorptton spectrometry Kenya Standard Animal and vegetable lats and oils Determination of conventional mass per volume (htre werght in air). Kenya Standard Animal and vegetable fats and orls Determinatron of copper, rron and nrckel. Kenya Standard Anrmal and vegetable fats and orls Determrnation of rndrvidual and total sterols contents Gas chromatographlc method. Kenya Standard Animal and vegetable fats and oils Determrnatron of rodrne value. Kenya Standard - Animal and vegetable fats and oils Determinatron of lead by dffect graphite furnace atomrc absorption spectroscopy. Kenya Standard Animal and vegetable fats and oils Determinatron of lovibond colour. Kenya Standard Animal and vegetable fats and oils Determination of melting point rn open caprllary tubes (slip point). Kenya Standard Anrmal and vegetable fats and orls Determlnatron of peroxrde value Kenya Standard Anrmal and vegetable fats and oils Determrnatron of refractrve rndex Kenya Standard Animal and vegetable fats and oils Determrnatron of tlffe Kenya Standard Animai and vegetable fats and oils Determrnatron of tocopherol and tocotrienol contents by high- performance hquid chromatography. Kenya Standard Animal and vegetable fats and oils - Determination of unsaponrfiable matter - Method using diethyl ether extraction KS ISO 18609 2000 Kenya Standard Animal and vegetable fats and oils Determinatron of unsaponifiable matter - Method usrng hexane extractron. Kenya Standard - Animal and vegetable fats and orls - Determrnatron of water content - Entrarnment nrethod. Kenya Standard Anrmal and vegetable fats and oils Determinatron of watef content - Karl Frsscer method. Kenya Standard Animal and vegetable fats and orls - Preparation of methyl esters of fatty acids. Kenya Standard Animal and vegetable fats and oils - Sampling. Kenya Standard - Oii of Australian eucalyptus, 80 to 85 percent cineole content. Kenya Standard - Orl of Brazilian sassafras. Kenya Standard -- Oil of eucalyptus cltnodora Hook Kenya Standard - Orl of lavandin abnalis (Lavandula angustifolia P. Mrller X Lavandula latifolia (Linnaeus f.) Medrkusl. France. Kenya Standard - Oil of lemon, Italy, obtained by expression. Kenya Standard - Oil of p"pp"..rnt, France, Italy, United Kingdom and USA Kenya Standard Orl of petitgrain, paraguay. Kenya Standard - Oil of pimento berry. Kenya Standard - Oil of rosemary (Rosmarinus officrnahs hnnaeus). Kenya Standard - Oil of spearmint Part l: Native type (Mentha spicata L.). Kenya Standard - Specificatron for orl seed resrdues Preparation of test KS ISO 934 1980 KS ISO 8534 1996 samples. KS CODEX STAN 124.1981 Kenya Codex Standard for edible coconut orl. KS CODEX STAN 26 l98l Kenya Codex Standard for edible sesame seed orl KS CAC RCP 36 1999 KS ISO 5509:20(X) KS ISO 5555:2001 KS ISO -3065:1974 KS ISO 590: I 98 1 KS ISO 30.14:1997 KS ISO 3054:1987 KS ISO 855 l98l KS ISO 856.1981 KS ISO 3064 1977 KS ISO 3043: I 975 KS ISO 1342:1988 KS ISO 3033-l:2005 KS ISO 5502:1992 KS 326- t .2009 KS 326-3:2009 KS ISO 17189:2003 KS 2166: 2009 K5229'.2009 Kenya Standard Recommended rnternatronal code of practice for the storage and transport of edrble fats and orls rn bulk. Kenya Standard - Edible fats and oils Specification Parts 1: Antmal fats and orls (Fourth Edition.). Kenya Standard - Edible fats and oils - Specrticatron Parts 3: Vegetable and anrmal ghee Kenya Standard - Butter, edible oil emulsrons and spreadable fats Determination of fat content (Reference method) Kenya Standard - Icing sugar - Specificatign Kenya Standard - Edible salt - Specification KS ISO 3596:2000 20th February, 2015 THE KENYA GAZETTE 371 I I t I i I Services KS ISO 8421-1:1987 KS ISO 8421-2:1987 KS ISO 8421-3:1989 KS ISO 84214:1990 KS ISO 8421-5:1988 KS ISO 8421-6:1987 KS ISO 8421-7:1987 KS ISO 8421-8:1990 KS ISO 190O5-l:2005 KS ISO 12033:2001 KS ISO 10196:2003 KS ISO/TR 18492:2OO5 KS ISO TR ZIOSt-Z:Zml KS ISO/TS 12O29:20O7 KS ISO 9707: 2008 KS ISO/TR 2O983:2OO3 KS ISO/TR 26122:2008 Mec hanical En gine ering KS ISO 4481:1977 KS ISO 8442-8:2000 Kenya Standard - Fire protection - Vocabulary Part l: General terms and phenomena of fire Kenya Standard - Frre protectron - Vocabulary Part 2: Structural fire protection Kenya Standard - Fire protection - Vocabulary Part 3: Fire detection and alarm Kenya Standard - Fire protection - Vocabulary Part 4. Fire extinction equipment Kenya Standard - Fire protection - Vocabulary Part 5: Smoke control Kenya Standard - Fire protection - Vocabulary Part 6: Evacuation and means of escape Kenya Standard - Fire protection - Vocabulary Part 7: Explosion detection and suppression means Kenya Standard - Fire protection - Vocabulary Part 8: Terms specific to fire fighting rescue services and handling of hazardous materials Kenya Standard Document management - Electronic document file format for long+erm preservation Part 1: Use of PDF i.4 (PDF/A-l) Kenya Standard - Electronic imaging - Gurdance and selection of document image compression methods Kenya Standard - Document imaging application - Recommendations for the creation of original document Kenya Standard long-term preservation of electronic document- based informatron Kenya Standard - Information and documentation Records management pro@sses - Metadata for records Part 2: Conceptual and implementation issues Kenya Standard - Electronic imaging Forms design optimization for electrouc image management Kenya Standard - Information and doeumentation Statistics on the production and distribution of books, newspapers, periodicals and electronic publications Kenya Standard - Information and documentation Performance indicators for electronic library services Kenya Standard - Informatron and documentation - Work process analysis for records Kenya Standard --Cutlery and flatware - Nomenclature Kenya Standard Materials and articles in contact with foodstuffs - Cutlery and table holloware Part 8: Requirements for silver table and decorative holloware Kenya Standard Materials and articles in contact with foodstuffs - Cutlery and table holloware Part 7: KS ISO 1452-5:2009 KS ISO 1452-4:2009 KS ISO 1452-3:2009 KS ISO 1452-2:2009 KS ISO 1452-l:2009 KS ISO 24415-1:2009 Requirements for table cutlery made of silver, other precious metals and their alloys Kenya Standard Materials and articles in contact with foodstuffs - Cutlery and table holloware Part 6: Lightly silver-plated table hollowware protected by lacquer Kenya Standard Materials and articles in contact with foodstuffs - Cutlery and table holloware Part 5: Specification for sharpness and edge retention test of cutlery Kenya Standard Materials and articles in contact with foodstuffs - Cutlery and table holloware Part 4: Requirements for gold-plated cutlery Kenya Standard Materials and articles in contact with foodstuffs - Cutlery and table holloware Part 3: Requirements for silver-plated table and decorative hollowware Kenya Standard Matenals and articles in contact with foodstuffs - Cutlery and table holloware Part 2: Requirements for stainless steel and silver-plated cutlery Kenya Standard Materials and articles in contact with foodstuffs - Cutlery and table holloware Part l: Requirements for cutlery for the preparatlon of food Kenya Standard - Plastics piping systems for water supply and for buried and above-ground drainage and sewerage under pressure Unplasticized polylvinyl chloride) (PVC-U) Part 5: Fitress for the purpose of the system Kenya Standald - Plastics piping systems for water supply and for buried and above-ground drainage and sewerage under pressure Unplasticized poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC-U) Part 4. Valves Kenya Standard i Plastics piping systems for water supply and for buried and above-ground drainage and sewerage under pressure Unplasticized poly(vinyl chloride) (PYC-U) Part 3: Fittings Kenya Standard Plastics piping systems for water supply and for buned and above-ground drainage and sewerage under pressure Unplaslcized poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC-U) Part 2: Pipes Kenya Standard Plastics piping systems for water supply and ftrr buried and above-ground drainage and sewerage under pressure Unplasticized poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC-U) Part 1: General. Kenya Standard - Tips for assistive products for walking - Requrements and test methods Part I : Friction of tips. Kenya Stendard - Carbaryl dusting powder - Specification withdrawn and replaced with KS EAS 361:2004 KS ISO 8442-6:2000 KS ISO 82t42-5:2004 KS ISO 8442-4:1997 KS ISO 8442-3:1997 KS ISO 8442-2:1997 KS ISO 8u142-l:1997 The following standards are hereby withdrawn forttrwith; I t t I I KS ISO 8442-7:2000 KS 1406-2:1997 KS ISO I140:2004 KS ISO I 141 :2004 KS22'7-2:2009 KS 868:2009 Specification KS 938:2007 KS ISO 8586-l:1993 KS ISO 8586-2:2008 KS 1164:2007 KS 694:2007 KS 344:2009 KS EAS 316:2OO2 KS EAS 35:2000 Kenya Standard - Kenya standard - Fibre ropes - Polyamide-3-.4- and 8- strand ropes- Specifrcation. Kenya Standard - Kenya standard - Fibre ropes - Polyester-3-,4- and 8- strand ropes - Specification Kenya Standard - Cashew kernels - Specification Part 2: Roasted cashew kemels Kenya Standard - Macadamra kemels. Kenya Standard - Mixed nut kemels. Kenya Standard - Sensory analysis - General Guidance for the Selection, training and monitoring of selected assessors. Kenya Standard - Sensory analysis - Guidelines for the Selection, training and monitoring of selected sensory assessors Part 2: Expert Sensory assessors. Kenya Standard - Whole dried and ground paprika. Kenya Standard Peanuts Specification Part 1: Raw peanuts & Part 2: Roasted peanuts. Kenya Standard - Honey - Specification. Kenya Standard Animal and vegetable fats and oils - Determination of conventional mass per volume ("litre weight in air"). Kenya Standard - Edible salt - Specification. Dated the 6th January,2015 MR/6901192 CHARLES ONGWAE. Secretary, National Standards Council. GAZE.TTE NoTICE No. I I 99 TTIE PHYSICAL PLANNING ACT ' (Cap.286) CoMPLE.noN oF PART DEVEIoPMENT PLAN (PDP No. 140/KWU01/2014 Jor Etisting Site for Plan Internafional, Kenya) NOTICE is given that the above-mentioned development plan has been completed. The development plan relates to land situated within the Kwale Township, Kwa'le County. Copies of the part development plan has been deposited for public inspection at the offices of the County Physical Planning Officer, Kwale. The copies so deposited are available for inspection free of charge by all persons interested at offices of County Physical Planning Officer, Kwale, between the hours of 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Monday to Friday. Any interested person who wishes to make any representation in connection with or objection to the above-named part development plan may send such representations or objections in writing to be received by the County Physical Planning Officer, P.O. Box 230, Kwale, within sixty (60) days from the date of publication of this notice and such representation or objection shall state the grounds on which it is made. ALI BUDZUMA for Director of Physical PlantiingMR/6901440