Kenya Space Agency Order | Legal Notice 22 of 2017 — Kenya law | Esheria

Kenya Space Agency Order

Section 10 authorises the Board to appoint staff, sets terms of service determined by the Board (in consultation with the Salaries and Remuneration Commission), permits the Public Service Commission to second public officers on request, declares the status and control of seconded officers, and requires the Board to pre

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Jurisdiction
Kenya
Instrument
Notice
Citation
Legal Notice 22 of 2017
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en

Source attribution: Source: Kenya Law

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Section 10 authorises the Board to appoint staff, sets terms of service determined by the Board (in consultation with the Salaries and Remuneration Commission), permits the Public Service Commission to second public officers on request, declares the status and control of seconded officers, and requires the Board to prescribe a Code of Conduct. Establishes a Director-General as the Agency's Chief Executive, to be appointed by the Board, and makes the Director-General responsible to the Board for day-to-day management. Establishes the Kenya Space Agency, grants it corporate capacities and powers, makes it successor to the National Space Secretariat, locates its headquarters in Nairobi and gives ministerial responsibility to the Cabinet Secretary. TheAgency must co-ordinate and regulate space-related activities in the country. Section 5 lists powers of the Agency, including establishing advisory space committees; managing, controlling and administering the Agency's assets; determining provisions for expenditure and reserves; entering associations domestically or internationally; receiving gifts, grants or other monies and making disbursements; opening and maintaining a bank account; and offering services on terms it determines.