The Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3) Act, 2021
This provision gives the Act its short title and states that it may be cited as the Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3) Act, 2021.
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This provision gives the Act its short title and states that it may be cited as the Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3) Act, 2021. This section says the written laws listed in the Act’s Parts are amended as specified in those Parts. This provision says this Part must be read together with the Advocates Act, which it calls the principal Act. The Act changes the definition of “Committee” to mean the National Advocates Committee established under section 4. This provision amends the heading to Part II by replacing “COMMITTE” with “COMMITTEES”.
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Provisions of The Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3) Act, 2021
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PART I
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AI-assisted research summary: This provision gives the Act its short title and states that it may be cited as the Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3) Act, 2021.
1. This Act may be cited as the Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3) Act, 2021. Amendment of certain written laws - 2 Verify source ↗
Short title
AI-assisted research summary: This section says the written laws listed in the Act’s Parts are amended as specified in those Parts.
2. The written laws specified in various Parts of this Act are amended in the manner specified in their respective Parts. PART II AMENDMENT OF THE ADVOCATES ACT, (CAP. 341) Construction Cap. 341
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PART II
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AI-assisted research summary: This provision says this Part must be read together with the Advocates Act, which it calls the principal Act.
3. This Part shall be read as one with the Advocates Act, hereinafter referred to as the “principal Act”. 6 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 Amendment of section 2 - 4
AI-assisted research summary: The Act changes the definition of “Committee” to mean the National Advocates Committee established under section 4.
4. The principal Act is amended in section 2 by deleting the definition of the term “Committee” and substituting for it the following: ““Committee” means the National Advocates Committee established under section 4;”. Amendment of heading to PART II - 5
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends the heading to Part II by replacing “COMMITTE” with “COMMITTEES”.
5. The principal Act is amended in the heading to PART II by deleting the word “COMMITTE” and substituting for it the word “COMMITTEES”. Amendment of section 4
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PART II by deleting the word “COMMITTE” and
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AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 4 of the principal Act by changing the marginal note and inserting the word “National” before “Advocates”.
6. The principal Act is amended in section 4, by- (a) deleting the marginal note and substituting for it the following: “Establishment Committee”; and of National Advocates (b) inserting the word “National” before the word “Advocates”. Addition of sections 4A and 4B - 7
AI-assisted research summary: The principal Act is amended to add a new provision titled “Establishment of Regional Advocates Committees” immediately after section 4.
7. The principal Act is amended by adding immediately after section 4 the following: “Establishment of Regional Advocates Committees - 4A Verify source ↗
(1) There is established in
AI-assisted research summary: Each Region has a Regional Advocates Committee, with specified members, and complaints against advocates must be filed with the committee’s secretary.
4A.-(1) There is established in each Region, the Regional Advocates Committee which shall be composed of- (a) the High Court Registrar of the Zone where the High Court is situated who shall be a Chairman; in- charge or the Regional Prosecution Officer; (b) the State Attorney (c) a Chapter Convener of Tanganyika Law Society in the region. (2) The Regional Advocates Committee may appoint any public officer who has requisite knowledge in law to be a secretary to the Regional Advocates Committee. 7 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 (3) Two members of the Regional Advocates Committee, one of whom shall be a State Attorney in-charge or Regional Prosecution Officer, shall form a quorum. (4) A person who complains against an advocate shall file the complaint with the secretary to the Regional Advocates Committee. to the (5) The secretary Regional Advocates Committee shall upon receipt of a complaint under subsection that complaint to the Judge in-charge of the zone in which, that region is situated. forward (4), Powers of Regional Advocates Committee - 4B Verify source ↗
(1)
AI-assisted research summary: The Regional Advocates Committee can hear and determine certain Roll-removal applications and misconduct allegations, and in some cases must forward its findings and recommendations to the National Advocates Committee.
4B.-(1) Regional Advocates Committee shall have jurisdiction to hear and determine- The (a) any application by an advocate to procure the removal of his name from the Roll; (b) any application by any person the name of any advocate from the Roll; or remove to (c) any of allegation misconduct made against any advocate by any person. (2) The procedure for hearing an application or allegation under section 13 shall mutatis mutandis apply to the hearing of application or allegation under this section. (3) upon determination of an application under this section, the Committee is of the Where, 8 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 opinion that the appropriate measure is removal of the advocate’s name from the roll, it shall forward the its findings the National recommendations Advocates for determination. together to Committee with Rules of Advocates Committee - 4C Verify source ↗
The Chief Justice may
AI-assisted research summary: The Chief Justice may make rules to support implementation of matters relating to section 13 and Advocates Committees.
4C. The Chief Justice may make rules for better implementation to of Advocates Committees.”. provisions relating the Amendment of section 13 - 8 Verify source ↗
Construction
AI-assisted research summary: This section amends section 13(1) of the principal Act by changing the wording and renumbering one paragraph.
8. The principal Act is amended in section 13(1), by- (a) deleting the word “or” appearing at the end of paragraph (b); (b) inserting immediately after paragraph (b) the following: “(c) appeals from the Regional Advocates Committee; (d) any other matter referred to it by the Regional Advocates Committee; or”; and (c) renumbering paragraph (c) as paragraph (e). PART III AMENDMENT OF THE BIRTHS AND DEATHS REGISTRATION ACT, (CAP. 108) Construction Cap. 108
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PART III
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AI-assisted research summary: This section says this Part must be read together with the Births and Deaths Registration Act and starts an amendment to section 17, but the text is cut off.
9. This Part shall be read as one with the Births and Deaths Registration Act, hereinafter referred to as the “principal Act”. Amendment of section 17 by- - 10
AI-assisted research summary: A death certificate is to be collected by the surviving spouse or child, or by the deceased person’s next of kin if the spouse or child cannot do so. The Registrar General must issue implementation guidelines.
10. The principal Act is amended in section 17, (a) designating the contents of section 17 as subsection (1); and (b) adding immediately after subsection (1) as designated the following: 9 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 “(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), a death certificate shall be collected by the surviving spouse or child, or if for any reason the spouse or child is incapable of collecting the certificate, next of kin of the deceased. (3) The Registrar General shall issue guidelines on the implementation of subsection (2).”. Addition of section 19A - 11 Verify source ↗
Construction
AI-assisted research summary: This provision says the principal Act is amended by inserting new material after section 19 about an electronic register and system interoperability.
11. The principal Act is amended by adding immediately after section 19 the following: “Electronic Register and system interoperability - 19A Verify source ↗
(1) Subject to sections
AI-assisted research summary: The Registrar General must keep the electronic Register of births and deaths and share registration information with specified public institutions. The Minister may make regulations for this section.
19A.-(1) Subject to sections 9 and 15 of this Act, the Registrar General shall, for the purpose of cooperation, promoting coordination, and other interoperability registration identification systems, keep and maintain the electronic Register of births and deaths. integration with and share (2) The Registrar General shall exchange and registration information kept in the electronic Register of births and deaths with other public institutions mandated to identify and register persons. the from (3) Where receives the Registrar General validated a registration information of persons public extracted institutions mandated to identify and register persons, such information to have been shall be deemed registered by the Registrar General in the electronic Register of births and deaths. 10 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 (4) The Minister may make regulations for better carrying out of the provisions of this section.”. PART IV AMENDMENT OF THE BUSINESS NAMES (REGISTRATION) ACT, (CAP. 213) Construction Cap. 213
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PART IV
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AI-assisted research summary: This section says this Part must be read together with the Business Names (Registration) Act, which is called the principal Act.
12. This Part shall be read as one with the Business Names (Registration) Act, hereinafter referred to as the “principal Act”. Amendment of section 6 - 13
AI-assisted research summary: Section 6(1) is amended so the required registration details differ for a firm and for an individual.
13. The principal Act is amended in section 6(1) by deleting paragraphs (d) and (e) and substituting for them the following: “(d) where the registration to be effected is identity that of a firm, national number, correspondence address, the usual residential address of each of the individuals who are partners, and the corporate name and registered or principal office of every corporation which is partner; (e) where the registration to be effected is individual, National that of an Identity Number, correspondence address and the usual residential address;”. Amendment of section 16 - 14
AI-assisted research summary: Section 16 is amended by replacing “fifty thousand” with “two hundred thousand”.
14. The principal Act is amended in section 16 by deleting the words “fifty thousand” and substituting for them the words “two hundred thousand”. Amendment of section 17 - 15
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 17(1) of the principal Act by replacing “fifty thousand” with “two hundred thousand.”
15. The principal Act is amended in section 17(1) by deleting the words “fifty thousand” and substituting for them the words “two hundred thousand”. Repeal and replacement - 16
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends the principal Act by repealing section 19 and replacing it with new text.
16. The principal Act is amended by repealing section 19 and replacing for it the following: 11 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 of section 19 “Register of business names - 19
AI-assisted research summary: The Registrar must keep a register of business names and assign a registration number to each business name.
19.-(1) There shall be a register of business names, to be kept by the Registrar, wherein shall be the names of firms and entered persons registered under this Act. (2) Each business name shall be identified by a registration number assigned to it by the Registrar.”. Amendment of section 22 by- - 17
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 25 of the principal Act, adding wording about certificates and online application for registration and updating of business names.
17. The principal Act is amended in section 22, Repeal and replacement of section 25 (a) adding the words certificates” immediately after the word “forms” appearing in paragraph (b); “and (b) adding immediately after paragraph (b) the following: “(c) the modality of making online application for registration, updating of business names and any other online to transactions business names;” and relating (c) renaming paragraphs (c) and (d) as paragraphs (d) and (e). - 18
AI-assisted research summary: This provision repeals section 25 of the principal Act and replaces it with new text.
18. The principal Act is amended by repealing section 25 and replacing for it the following: “General penalty A - 25
AI-assisted research summary: A person who breaches an Act provision that has no specific penalty commits an offence and may be fined or imprisoned.
25. person who contravenes any provision of this Act for which no specific penalty is provided, commits an offence and shall, on conviction, be liable to a fine of not less than five hundred thousand shillings and not exceeding or five million to term not imprisonment to exceeding both.”. shillings a for twelve months or 12 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 PART V AMENDMENT OF THE CIVIL AVIATION ACT, (CAP. 80) Construction Cap. 80 Amendment of section 2
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PART V
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AI-assisted research summary: This Part must be read together with the Civil Aviation Act.
19. This Part shall be read as one with the Civil Aviation Act, hereinafter referred to as the “principal Act”. - 20
AI-assisted research summary: This section amends the principal Act’s definitions for cargo and security, and adds definitions for aircraft lien, contracting states, and state of registry.
20. The principal Act is amended in section 2, by- (a) deleting the definition of the term “cargo” and substituting for it the following: “cargo” means any property carried on an aircraft other than mail, stores and accompanied mishandled or baggage;”; (b) deleting the definition of the term “security” and substituting for it the following: ““security” means safeguarding civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference through a combination of measures human and material resources;”; and (c) inserting in their appropriate alphabetical order the following new definitions: ““aircraft lien” means rights or interest conferred under section 22E; “contracting states” means any state which is party to the Chicago Convention; “state of registry” means the contracting state on whose registry an aircraft is placed;”. Amendment of Part II - 21
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends the principal Act by replacing the Part II heading and adding section 3A.
21. The principal Act is amended by deleting the heading to Part II and substituting for it the following: “PART II ESTABLISHMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION COMMITTEES” Addition of section 3A - 22
AI-assisted research summary: This section amends the principal Act by adding a new provision after section 3 about the establishment of the National Civil Aviation Security Committee.
22. The principal Act is amended by adding immediately after section 3 the following: 13 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 “Establishment of National Civil Aviation Security Committee - 3A Verify source ↗
(1) There
AI-assisted research summary: This section establishes the National Civil Aviation Security Committee and requires it to advise, coordinate, and review aviation security measures.
3A.-(1) There be established a Committee to be known as the National Civil Aviation Security Committee. shall (2) The functions of the Committee shall be to- (a) advise and coordinate aviation security activities between ministries, departments, agencies and other organisations in the United Republic airports and aircraft operators, air traffic service providers, regulated agents, ground handling service provider entities and or concerned the responsible of implementation various aspects of the aviation civil national security programme; and (b) review the effectiveness security aviation of measures and recommend accordingly.”. with for other Amendment of section 4 - 23
AI-assisted research summary: This section amends section 4(2) of the principal Act by updating transport-related wording, adding references to aircraft accidents and incidents prevention programs, adding regulation of unmanned aircraft and dangerous goods by air, and deleting subsections (4) to (6).
23. The principal Act is amended in section 4(2)- (a) in paragraph (c), by- (i) deleting the word “or” appearing in subparagraph (i); (ii) adding immediately after subparagraph (i) as amended the following: “(ii) commercial or private transport; or”; and (iii) renaming subparagraph (ii) as (iii); (b) by inserting the words “the establishment of aircraft accidents and incidents prevention program and for” after the words “providing 14 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 Repeal of section 13 Addition of sections 22A, 22B, 22C, 22D and 22E for the” appearing in paragraph (r); (c) by adding immediately after paragraph (ee) the following: “(ff) regulating operations of unmanned aircraft; and (gg) regulating transportation of dangerous goods by air.”; and (d) by deleting subsections (4), (5) and (6). - 24
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends the principal Act by repealing section 13.
24. The principal Act is amended by repealing section 13. - 25
AI-assisted research summary: This provision says the principal Act is amended by adding new text after section 22, titled “Formal agreements Transfer of certain functions and duties.”
25. The principal Act is amended by adding immediately after section 22 the following: “Formal agreements Transfer of certain functions and duties - 22A Verify source ↗
The Authority may enter
AI-assisted research summary: The Authority may make aviation agreements with another contracting state and must register them with ICAO; it may also take over or accept certain aircraft-related functions by agreement, and must recognize specified certificates and licences in some cases.
22A. The Authority may enter into an agreement with another Authority of another contracting state for the implementation of any arrangements not otherwise inconsistent with the Chicago Convention and such agreement shall be registered with the International Civil Aviation Organization also known by its acronym ICAO. 22B-(1) Notwithstanding provisions relating to rules of the air, aircraft radio equipment, certificates of licensed personnel, airworthiness and when a an contracting state is operated pursuant to an agreement for the lease, charter or interchange of the aircraft or any similar arrangement by an operator who has its principal place of business or, if he has no such place of business, its permanent residence in the United Republic, the Authority may, by agreement with State of Registry, transfer to itself all or part of functions and duties in respect of the aircraft, relating to the said rules of the air, aircraft radio equipment, certificates of airworthiness and licensed personnel, registered aircraft in 15 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 as State of Registry. (2) The Authority may, by agreement with such other State, accept all or part of the functions and duties relating to rules of the air, aircraft radio equipment, certificates of airworthiness licensed personnel, as State of and Registry in respect of such State's aircraft utilized by the United Republic operator. (3) The transfer contemplated in subsection (1), shall not have effect in respect of other Contracting States before, either the agreement between States in which it is embodied has been registered with the International Civil Aviation Organisation and made public or the existence and scope of the agreement have been directly communicated to the authorities of the other Contracting State or States concerned by a State party to the agreement. (4) The Authority shall, when an aircraft registered in a Contracting State is operated pursuant to an agreement the under subsection validity of licences and certificates issued by such Contracting State. recognize (1), Appointment of inspectors and enforcement officer (5) Subject to subsection (4), the Authority shall recognize certificates of airworthiness, personnel licences issued or renewed by the State of Registry, radio licences and crew licences. - 22C Verify source ↗
The Authority shall, for the
AI-assisted research summary: The Authority may appoint inspectors and enforcement officers when needed to support aviation safety, security, consumer protection, and its regulatory functions.
22C. The Authority shall, for the purpose of ensuring aviation safety, security, consumer protection and for any other reasons for which the Authority deems appropriate for execution of its regulatory functions, appoint inspectors and enforcement officers as may be necessary. 16 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 Unmanned aircraft - 22D Verify source ↗
(1) An unmanned aircraft
AI-assisted research summary: An unmanned aircraft must not be flown over the territory of the special United Republic unless the Authority authorizes it and the flight follows the authorization’s terms.
22D.-(1) An unmanned aircraft shall not be flown over the territory of the special United Republic without a authorization by the Authority and in accordance with terms of such the authorization. (2) For this section “unmanned aircraft” means an aircraft operated with no pilot on board. the purposes of Aircraft liens - 22E Verify source ↗
Subject to the provisions of
AI-assisted research summary: A person with a court order and Government charges relating to taxes or other unpaid charges has rights secured by aircraft liens, subject to this Act.
22E. Subject to the provisions of this Act, the rights of a person with a court order and Government charges, relating to taxes or other unpaid charges, shall be secured by aircraft liens.”. Amendment of section 31 - 26
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 31 of the principal Act by replacing one licensing-related item and one item about coordinating safety and security activities.
26. The principal Act is amended in section 31- (a) in subsection (1) by- (i) deleting subparagraph (i) appearing under paragraph (a) and substituting for it the following: “(i) to issue, renew, vary, suspend and licences, cancel certificate, authorization and permits;”; and (ii) deleting paragraph (m) and substituting for it the following: “(m) safety co-ordinate and security activities with other departments, government and institutions organizations;”. Amendment of section 42 by- - 27
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 42(2) and adds section 67A, including new civil aviation functions and restrictions.
27. The principal Act is amended in section 42(2), (a) deleting paragraph (a); (b) renaming paragraph (b) as paragraph (a); and (c) adding immediately after paragraph (a) as 17 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 renamed the following: “(b) plan, develop and formulate safe, secure and efficient utilization of the United Republic airspace; (c) acquire, establish and navigation facilities; improve air (d) promulgate, adopt, amend, vary rules, procedures, orders, circulars, notices, directives and aeronautical publications governing all aspects of civil aviation; (e) establish and maintain State Safety Programme; (f) establish a safety oversight system; (g) impose operating restrictions and sanctions on the operators or holders of aviation documents in the event of non- compliances with approval, licensing requirements or and unresolved security deficiencies or concerns; certification safety and (h) determine the technical and financial capability of a prospective operator to conduct the proposed operations; and (i) prohibit any aircraft from flying if a major defect or damage is found whilst within the United Republic.”. Addition of section 67A - 28
AI-assisted research summary: This text only says the principal Act is amended by adding a new section after section 67 titled “Compounding of offences.”
28. The principal Act is amended by adding immediately after section 67 the following: “Compounding of offences - 67A Verify source ↗
(1) Notwithstanding
AI-assisted research summary: The Authority may compound an admitted offence before court proceedings start, order payment of up to half the usual fine, charge commercial interest for non-compliance, enforce the order, and must report compounded offences quarterly.
67A.-(1) Notwithstanding this Act relating the provisions of to penalties, where a person admits in that he has committed an writing offence under this Act, the Authority may, at any the commencement of the proceedings by a court jurisdiction, competent compound such offence and order such person to pay a sum of money not exceeding one half of the amount of the time prior of to 18 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 fine to which such person would otherwise have been liable to pay if he had been convicted of such offence. (2) Where the person fails to comply with the compounding order issued under this section within the prescribed period, the Authority may, in addition to the sum ordered, require the person to pay an interest at commercial rate. (3) Where the person fails to the subsection comply with Authority the compounding order and interest accrued thereof in the same manner as a decree of a court. enforce may (2), (4) The Authority shall submit quarterly reports of all compounded offences under the this section Director of Public Prosecutions. to (5) Forms and manner of compounding of offences shall be as prescribed the regulations made under this Act.”. in PART VI AMENDMENT OF THE COMPANIES ACT, (CAP. 212) Construction Cap. 212
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PART VI
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AI-assisted research summary: This section says this Part must be read together with the Companies Act, which it calls the principal Act.
29. This Part shall be read as one with the Companies Act, hereinafter referred to as the “principal Act”. Amendment of section 3 - 30
AI-assisted research summary: A person who wants to incorporate a company must provide the prescribed details in the prescribed manner.
30. The principal Act is amended in section 3, by- (a) adding immediately after subsection (3) the following: “(4) A person who intends to incorporate a company under subsection (1) shall, the prescribed manner, provide the following particulars- in 19 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 (a) date of birth or date of incorporation or registration; (b) nationality or nationalities; (c) country of residence or country of incorporation or registration; an (d) residential address or address of registered office; (e) national identity registration or number; number, incorporation Payer (f) Tax Identification Number, where applicable; and (g) any other information as may the in be prescribed regulations.”; and Amendment of section 14 (b) renumbering subsection (4) as subsection (5). - 31
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 14(2) of the principal Act by replacing the wording on required identifying details and noting the addition of section 83A.
31. The principal Act is amended in section 14(2), by deleting the phrase “name and address (or registered office, email address, telephone, fax numbers and websites (if any)” appearing in the opening phrase and substituting for it the following “National Identification Number, Tax Identification Number (in the case of Tanzanian Nationals), email, address, telephone, Passport (in the case of foreigners) and certificate of incorporation (in the case of a company incorporated outside Tanzania) and registered office, of”. Addition of section 83A - 32
AI-assisted research summary: This provision adds a new section about notifying the Registrar of the transfer and transmission of shares.
32. The principal Act is amended by adding immediately after section 83 the following: “Notification of transfer and transmission of shares to Registrar - 83A Verify source ↗
(1) A company which has
AI-assisted research summary: A company that has transferred or transmitted shares must notify the Registrar within 28 days and attach a copy of a tax clearance certificate.
83A.-(1) A company which has transferred or transmitted its shares shall, within twenty-eight days from the date of transfer or transmission, notify the Registrar in such a manner as may be prescribed in the regulations. (2) The notification referred to under subsection (1) shall be attached with a copy of tax clearance certificate.”. 20 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 Amendment of section 129 by- - 33
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 129 of the principal Act by deleting paragraph (f) and renaming paragraph (g) as paragraph (f).
33. The principal Act is amended in section 129, (a) deleting paragraph (f); and (b) renaming paragraph (g) as paragraph (f). Amendment of section 145 - 34
AI-assisted research summary: Section 145 is amended so that subsection (1) now says “A copy” instead of “Two printed copies.”
34. The principal Act is amended in section 145 by deleting the words “Two printed copies” appearing in subsection (1) and substituting for them the words “A copy”. Amendment of section 187 - 35
AI-assisted research summary: Directors must take all reasonable steps to secure a qualified company secretary for a public company, and a suitably knowledgeable and experienced secretary for a private company.
35. The principal Act is amended in section 187 by deleting subsection (2) and substituting for it the following: “(2) It shall be the duty of the directors- (a) in the case of a public company, to take all reasonable steps to secure a secretary, or each joint secretary of the company who is a person qualified as an advocate, certified public accountant, auditor or such the other Minister may prescribe in the regulations; and qualifications as (b) in the case of a private company, to take all reasonable steps to secure a secretary, or each joint secretary of the company who the them appears and requisite knowledge experience of discharging the functions of the secretary of a private company.”. to have to Amendment of section 194 by- - 36
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 194 by deleting some text, replacing a phrase with “eighteen years,” removing subsections (2) to (7), and redesignating subsection (1) as section 194.
36. The principal Act is amended in section 194, (a) deleting the words “and retirement of directors over age limit” appearing in the marginal note; (b) deleting the words “twenty one and or he has attained the age of seventy” appearing in 21 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 subsection (1) and substituting for them the words “eighteen years”; (c) deleting subsections (2), (3), (4), (5), (6) and (7); and (d) designating the contents of subsection (1) as section 194. Amendment of section 195 - 37 Verify source ↗
Construction
AI-assisted research summary: Section 195(1) is amended so the age wording is changed to “eighteen years”.
37. The principal Act is amended in section 195(1) by deleting the words “twenty-one or after he attained any retiring age” and substituting for them the words “eighteen years”. Addition of section 452A - 38
AI-assisted research summary: This section amends the principal Act by adding a new provision about waiving a late filing fee.
38. The principal Act is amended by adding immediately after section 452 the following: “Waive of late filing fee with - 452A Verify source ↗
Section 452A
AI-assisted research summary: The Minister may waive late-filing fees for documents payable under the Act, after consulting the Minister responsible for finance and by notice in the Gazette.
452A. The Minister in consultation the Minister responsible for finance may, for the purpose of enabling effective and smooth operation of online registration system, by Notice published in the Gazette, waive fees associated with late filing of documents payable under the Act.”. - 39
AI-assisted research summary: The principal Act is amended by adding new text immediately after section 455.
39. The principal Act is amended by adding immediately after section 455 the following: - 455A Verify source ↗
A company
AI-assisted research summary: A company must keep the originals of its filed documents for the period prescribed by the Minister by regulation.
455A. A company “Keeping of documents registered under this Act shall keep originals of the company’s filed documents for a period as the Minister may by regulations prescribe.”. Addition of section 455A Addition of section 458A - 40 Verify source ↗
Addition of section 452A
AI-assisted research summary: The principal Act is amended by adding a new provision immediately after section 458 titled “Verification of documents.”
40. The principal Act is amended by adding immediately after section 458 the following: “Verification of documents - 458A Verify source ↗
The Registrar may, for the
AI-assisted research summary: The Registrar may require a company to verify facts it has lodged, using a method the Registrar considers appropriate.
458A. The Registrar may, for the purpose of ascertaining the authenticity of facts lodged by a company, require verification of the facts in such a manner as he may consider appropriate.”. 22 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 PART VII AMENDMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ACT, (CAP. 191) Construction Cap. 191
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PART VII
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AI-assisted research summary: This section says this Part must be read together with the Environmental Management Act, which is called the principal Act.
41. This Part shall be read as one with the Environmental Management Act, hereinafter referred to as the “principal Act”. Repeal and replacement of section 194 - 42 Verify source ↗
Construction
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends the principal Act by repealing section 194 and replacing it with new text, which begins with “Compounding of offences…”.
42. The principal Act is amended by repealing section 194 and substituting the following: “Compounding of offences an - 194 Verify source ↗
(1) Notwithstanding the
AI-assisted research summary: A person who admits in writing to an offence under the Act may have the offence compounded by the Director General or an authorized officer, and may be ordered to pay money and expenses.
194.-(1) Notwithstanding the provisions of this Act relating to penalties, where a person, corporate or unincorporated admits in writing that he has committed an offence under this Act, the Director General inspector environmental or authorized by him in writing may, subject to the regulations made under subsection (7), at any time prior to the the proceedings by a court of competent and by notification jurisdiction regulations in prescribed compound such offence and order such person to pay a sum of money together with all reasonable expenses the Council may have incurred in connection with the offence. commencement the of and (2) Where an offence is compounded in accordance with criminal subsection (1) proceedings are brought against the offender for the same offence, it shall be a good defence for such offender to prove to the satisfaction of the Court that the offence with which the offender charged has been compounded under subsection (1): is 23 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 Provided that, the provision of this subsection shall not apply to an application for forfeiture order under subsection (4). Notwithstanding (3) Where a person fails to comply with the order issued under subsection (1) within the prescribed period, the Director General may enforce the order in the same manner as a decree of a court for the payment of the amount stated in the notification. (4) the provisions of subsections (1), the Director General may, in addition to the fine imposed under subsection (1), apply to the Court pursuant to section 193 for forfeiture of any instrument, article, vehicle or other thing, if any, in respect of which the offence has been committed. (5) The moneys charged under this section shall, unless otherwise directed by the Minister responsible for finance, be paid into the Consolidated Fund. (6) The Director General shall submit quarterly reports of all this compounded offences under section to the Director of Public Prosecutions. (7) The sum to be charged for every compoundable offence, forms and manner of compounding of offences shall be as prescribed in the regulations made under this Act.”. 24 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 PART VIII AMENDMENT OF THE LAND DISPUTES COURTS ACT, (CAP. 216) Construction Cap. 216
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AI-assisted research summary: This provision says this Part must be read together with the Land Disputes Courts Act and indicates that section 2 is being amended.
43. This Part shall be read as one with the Land Disputes Courts Act, hereinafter referred to as the “principal Act”. Amendment of section 2 - 44
AI-assisted research summary: Section 2 is amended to add a definition of “Tribunal” covering the Ward Tribunal under the Tribunals Act or, as the case may be, the District Land and Housing Tribunal under this Act.
44. The principal Act is amended in section 2 by adding in its appropriate alphabetical order the following new definition: Cap. 206 ““Tribunal” means tribunal the ward established the Ward under Tribunals Act or as the case may be, the District Land and Housing Tribunal established under this Act;”. Amendment of section 13 - 45
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 13 and limits the District Land and Housing Tribunal’s ability to hear land-title disputes unless the ward tribunal has first certified that it could not settle the matter amicably. If the ward tribunal does not settle the dispute within 30 days, the aggrieved party may start the dispute without that certificate.
45. The principal Act is amended in section 13, by- (a) deleting subsection (2); (b) re-numbering subsections (3) and (4) as subsections (2) and (3) respectively; and (c) adding immediately after subsection (3) as re- numbered the following: “(4) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the District Land and Housing Tribunal shall not hear any proceeding affecting the title to or any interest in land unless the ward tribunal has certified that it has failed to settle the matter amicably: Provided the ward tribunal fails to settle a land dispute within thirty days from the date the matter was instituted, the aggrieved party may proceed to institute the land dispute without the certificate from the ward tribunal. that, where (5) The Minister responsible for legal affairs may, in consultation with the Minister responsible for ward tribunals and Minister responsible for lands, make rules 25 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 Repeal of sections 15 and 16 Repeal of sections 20 and 21 Amendment of section 25 prescribing the conduct and procedure of mediation of land disputes.”. - 46
AI-assisted research summary: This section amends the principal Act by repealing sections 15 and 16.
46. The principal Act is amended by repealing of sections 15 and 16. - 47
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends the principal Act by repealing sections 20 and 21.
47. The principal Act is amended by repealing sections 20 and 21. - 48
AI-assisted research summary: Section 25 of the principal Act is amended to change how the Chairman of the District Land and Housing Tribunal is appointed and to require publication of appointed chairmen’s names in the Gazette.
48. The principal Act is amended in section 25, by- (a) deleting subsection (1) and substituting for it the following: “(1) The Chairman of District Land and Housing Tribunal shall be appointed from amongst in persons accordance with the Public Service Act.”; (b) adding immediately after subsection (1) the qualified legally Cap. 298 following: “(2) The names of appointed as section shall be published in the Gazette.”; the Chairmen under persons this (c) renumbering subsection subsection (3) and (4) respectively; and (2) and (3) as (d) deleting reference to subsection “(2)” appearing and in substituting for it reference to subsection “(3)”. renumbered subsection (4) as Addition of sections 28A, 28B and 28C - 49
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends the principal Act by inserting new text after section 28.
49. The principal Act is amended by adding immediately after section 28 the following: “Appointment of tribunal brokers and process servers GN. No. 363 of 2017 amongst - 28A Verify source ↗
There shall be such
AI-assisted research summary: The Committee court must appoint tribunal brokers and process servers from among those registered under the stated Rules.
28A. There shall be such tribunal brokers and number of the process servers appointed by Committee court from brokers and process servers registered under the Court Brokers and Process Service (Appointment, Remuneration and Disciplines) Rules, for execution of decrees or orders falling within the jurisdiction of the tribunal. 26 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 Establishment of Committee shall - 28B Verify source ↗
(1) There
AI-assisted research summary: A committee called the Appointment and Disciplinary Committee for Tribunal Brokers and Process Servers is established, its members are appointed by the Minister, and the Registrar serves as secretary.
28B.-(1) There be established a committee to be known as the Appointment and Disciplinary Committee for Tribunal Brokers and Process Servers. (2) The Committee shall be composed of the following members appointed by the Minister- (a) a senior judicial officer representing Jaji Kiongozi who shall be a chairman; (b) a law officer representing the Attorney General; (c) a senior officer with experience in land matters Ministry the from responsible for lands; (d) a senior officer from the Ministry responsible for home affairs; (e) a senior officer from the President’s Office Public Service Good and Governance; and (f) one member representing court brokers. (3) The Registrar shall be the secretary to the Committee. Power to make rules - 28C Verify source ↗
The Minister may, in
AI-assisted research summary: The Minister may make rules, after consulting the Chief Justice, about tribunal brokers and process servers and related Committee matters.
28C. The Minister may, in consultation with the Chief Justice, make rules prescribing for- (a) the general guidance and control of tribunal brokers and process servers; (b) matters relating to tenure of office of members, of termination 27 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 appointment, proceedings of the Committee and other procedural matters of the Committee; and (c) generally regulating for affairs of tribunal brokers and process servers.”. Amendment of section 56 by- - 50 Verify source ↗
Construction
AI-assisted research summary: This section amends section 56(2) of the principal Act by deleting paragraph (j) and renaming paragraph (k) as paragraph (j).
50. The principal Act is amended in section 56(2), (a) deleting paragraph (j); and (b) renaming paragraph (k) as paragraph (j). PART IX AMENDMENT OF THE MAGISTRATES’ COURTS ACT, (CAP. 11) Construction Cap. 11
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AI-assisted research summary: This Part is to be read together with the Magistrates’ Courts Act, and it repeals sections 7, 8, and 9 while replacing section 7.
51. This Part shall be read as one with the Magistrates’ Courts Act, hereinafter referred to as the “principal Act”. Repeal of sections 7, 8 and 9 and replacement of section 7 - 52
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends the principal Act by repealing section 7 and replacing it with new text, but the replacement text is only partly shown here.
52. The principal Act is amended by- (a) repealing section 7 and replacing for it the following: Proceedings which may require assessors interest of - 7
AI-assisted research summary: In certain customary or Islamic law proceedings, the court must sit with at least two assessors when needed or when a party asks; the Chief Justice may make rules about this, and the magistrate is not bound by the assessors’ opinion.
7.-(1) In any proceedings in the primary involves court which customary or Islamic law the court shall, where it considers necessary in justice or upon the application by any party the proceedings, sit with not less than two assessors: Provided in deciding that, matters, the Magistrate shall not be bound by the opinion of the assessors. (2) The Chief Justice may make rules for better carrying out of the provisions of subsection (1). to 28 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 (3) Without prejudice to generality of subsection (1), the rules made under subsection (2) may prescribe for- (a) qualifications of assessors; (b) procedure selection and for appointment of assessors; (c) manner of summoning assessors; (d) remuneration of assessors; (e) procedures for summing-up of evidence to the assessors; (f) procedures for delivery of opinion by assessors; and (g) any other matter as the Chief Justice may consider appropriate.”; and (b) repealing sections 8 and 9. Repeal of section 13 - 53
AI-assisted research summary: The principal Act is amended by repealing section 13.
53. The principal Act is amended by repealing section 13. Amendment of section 33 - 54
AI-assisted research summary: An advocate or public prosecutor may appear or act for a party in a primary court presided over by a resident magistrate.
54. The principal Act is amended in section 33 by adding immediately after subsection (3), the following: “(4) Notwithstanding the provisions of this section, an advocate or public prosecutor may appear or act for any party in a primary court presided over by a resident magistrate. (5) Subject to subsection (4), procedures applied in the proceedings in a primary court shall apply in cases where an advocate or public prosecutor appears or acts for any party in a primary court.”. Amendment of Third Schedule - 55 Verify source ↗
Construction
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends the principal Act by removing the words “and the assessors” from paragraph 37(2) of the Third Schedule.
55. The principal Act is amended in paragraph 37(2) of the Third Schedule by deleting the words “and the assessors”. 29 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 PART X AMENDMENT OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (ADMINISTRATION) ACT, (CAP. 115) Construction Cap. 115
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PART X
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AI-assisted research summary: This section says this Part must be read together with the National Assembly (Administration) Act, which it calls the principal Act.
56. This Part shall be read as one with the National Assembly (Administration) Act, hereinafter referred to as the “principal Act”. Amendment of section 16 - 57 Verify source ↗
Construction
AI-assisted research summary: This section amends section 16 so that, if Parliament is dissolved, the Chairman of the Commission holds the Commission’s powers and functions until new members are elected or appointed.
57. The principal Act is amended in section 16 by the deleting subsection (3) and substituting for following: it “(3) Upon the dissolution of Parliament, all powers and functions of the the Commission shall be vested Chairman of the Commission until new members of the Commission are elected or appointed.”. to PART XI AMENDMENT OF THE TOURISM ACT, (CAP. 65) Construction Cap. 65
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PART XI
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AI-assisted research summary: This section says this Part must be read together with the Tourism Act and introduces a repeal and replacement of section 10.
58. This Part shall be read as one with the Tourism Act, hereinafter referred to as the “principal Act”. Repeal and replacement of section 10 - 59
AI-assisted research summary: This section amends the principal Act by repealing section 10 and replacing it with new text.
59. The principal Act is amended by repealing section 10 and replacing for it the following: “Application for registration of tourism facility and activity or - 10
AI-assisted research summary: A person intending to conduct or operate a tourism facility must be registered by the Director and receive a certificate of registration.
10. Any person who intends to conduct or operate a tourism facility be activity, registered by the Director and issued with a certificate of registration in the manner prescribed the regulations.”. shall in Amendment of section 11 by- - 60
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 11 of the principal Act by deleting specified words, deleting subsection (2), and renumbering later subsections.
60. The principal Act is amended in section 11, (a) deleting the words “and grading” appearing in the marginal note; 30 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 (b) deleting the words “on application made under appearing in subsection (1); receipt of an 10” section (c) deleting subsection (2); (d) renumbering subsections (3), (4) and (5) as subsections (2), (3) and (4) respectively; and (e) deleting the words “or grading” appearing in subsection (2) as renumbered. - 61
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 12 of the principal Act by deleting specified words from the marginal note and from subsections (1) and (2).
61. The principal Act is amended in section 12, (a) deleting the words “or grade” appearing in the marginal note; (b) deleting the words “or grading” and “or grade” appearing in subsection (1); and (c) deleting the words “or graded” and “or grade” appearing in subsection (2). Amendment of section 12 by- Repeal and replacement of section 14 - 62
AI-assisted research summary: This section amends the principal Act by repealing section 14 and replacing it with new text.
62. The principal Act is amended by repealing section 14 and replacing for it with the following: “Grading of facility - 14
AI-assisted research summary: The Director may grade a qualifying facility, and must issue a grading certificate after grading or regrading. The facility operator must pay the relevant fees.
14.-(1) The Director may- (a) upon application by a facility operator in a manner prescribed; or (b) in his own motion, grade a facility which meets the required standard and the operator of such facility shall be required to pay relevant fees. (2) Upon grading or regrading of a tourism facility, the Director shall issue to the operator of the facility a certificate of grading in the form prescribed in the regulations.”. General amendment - 63
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends several sections of the principal Act by replacing the word “Board” with “Director”.
63. The principal Act is amended generally in sections 15, 21, 22, 24, 25, 31, 33, 35, 39, 40 and 41 by deleting the word “Board” wherever it appears in those sections and substituting for it the word “Director”. 31 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 Amendment of section 15 - 64
AI-assisted research summary: This section changes the principal Act by replacing one phrase in section 15(2) and repealing Part IV from section 16.
64. The principal Act is amended in section 15 by deleting the words “set out in the Second Schedule to this Act” appearing in subsection (2) and substituting for them the words “prescribed in the regulations”. Amendment of section 16 by- Repeal of Part IV Part IV.
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Part IV.
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AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 16 of the principal Act by deleting subsection (4) and renumbering later subsections.
65. The principal Act is amended in section 16, (a) deleting subsection (4); and (b) renumbering subsections (5) and (6) as subsections (4) and (5) respectively. - 66
AI-assisted research summary: This provision says the principal Act is amended by repealing a section 23 amendment reference, but the fragment does not show the full text of what is repealed.
66. The principal Act is amended by repealing Amendment of section 23 by- - 67
AI-assisted research summary: Licence applications and renewals must be made to the Director in the manner set by regulations, and the Minister may set up a scrutiny system for those applications.
67. The principal Act is amended in section 23, (a) deleting subsection (1) and substituting for it the following: “(1) An application for or renewal of a licence shall be made to the Director in the manner prescribed in the regulations.”; (b) deleting the opening phrase to subsection (2) and substituting for it the following: “(2) On receipt of an application referred to under subsection (1), the Director shall, where he is satisfied that the applicant-”; and (c) adding immediately after subsection (2) as amended the following: “(3) For the purpose facilitating scrutiny process of applications for licence, the Minister may establish a all system scrutiny for government for scrutiny of such applications.”. involving institutions necessary Amendment of section 28 - 68
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 28 of the principal Act by replacing a reference to the Second Schedule form with a reference to regulations.
68. The principal Act is amended in section 28 by deleting the words “in the form set out in the Second Schedule to this Act” and substituting for them the words 32 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 “prescribed in the regulations to”. Amendment of section 32
Part
Schedule to this Act” and substituting for them the words
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AI-assisted research summary: This section changes section 32 of the principal Act by replacing “Secretary of the Board” with “Director”.
69. The principal Act is amended in section 32 by deleting the words “Secretary of the Board” and substituting for them the word “Director”. Amendment of section 37 - 70
AI-assisted research summary: This section amends section 37 of the principal Act so that the relevant wording now refers to what is prescribed in the regulations instead of what is set out in the Second Schedule.
70. The principal Act is amended in section 37 by deleting the words “set out in the Second Schedule to this Act” appearing in the opening phrase and substituting for them the words “prescribed in the regulations”. Amendment of section 50 by- - 71
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 50 of the principal Act by changing punctuation and deleting the words “or a member of the Board”.
71. The principal Act is amended in section 50, (a) deleting a comma appearing between the words “tourism officer” and “authorized officer” and substituting for it the word “or”; and (b) deleting the words “or a member of the Board”. Amendment of section 51 - 72
AI-assisted research summary: Section 72 amends section 51(1) of the principal Act by adding a new item about an application or revocation of a licence and renumbering later paragraphs.
72. The principal Act is amended in section 51(1), by- (a) adding immediately after paragraph (b) the following: “(c) an application or revocation of a licence;”; and (b) renumbering paragraph (c) and (d) as (d) and (e) respectively. Amendment of section 52 - 73
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 52 by replacing “Secretary of the Board” with “Director” and notes the addition of section 55A.
73. The principal Act is amended in section 52 by deleting the words “Secretary of the Board” and substituting for them the word “Director”. Addition of section 55A - 74
AI-assisted research summary: This section amends the principal Act by inserting a new section headed “Compounding of offences” after section 55.
74. The principal Act is amended by adding immediately after section 55 the following: “Compounding of offences - 55A Verify source ↗
(1) Notwithstanding the
AI-assisted research summary: The Director may compound an offence before court proceedings begin if the person admits it in writing, and can order payment of a reduced sum.
55A.-(1) Notwithstanding the provisions of this Act relating to penalties, where a person admits in writing that he has committed an offence under this Act, the Director or 33 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 a person authorized by him in writing may, subject to the regulations made under subsection (6), at any time prior to the commencement of proceedings by a court of competent jurisdiction, compound such offence and order such person to pay a sum of money not exceeding one half of the maximum amount of fine to which such person would otherwise have been liable to pay if he had been convicted of such offence. this (2) Where a person fails to comply with a compounding order issued under this section, the Director may in addition to the sum ordered require the person to pay an interest at the rate described in the regulations. (3) The moneys charged under shall, unless section otherwise directed by the Minister responsible for finance, be paid into the Consolidated Fund. is (4) Where an offence in accordance with compounded subsection (1) and proceedings are brought against the offender for the same offence, it shall be a good defence for the offender to prove to the satisfaction of the court that the offence with which the offender is charged has been compounded under subsection (1). (5) The Director shall submit to the Director of Public Prosecutions quarterly reports of all compounded offences under this section. (6) The sum to be charged for every compoundable offence, forms and manner of compounding of 34 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 offences shall be as prescribed in the regulations.”. Repeal of Schedules
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Schedules
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Construction
AI-assisted research summary: This section amends the principal Act by repealing the Second and Third Schedules.
75. The principal Act is amended by repealing Second and Third Schedules. PART XII AMENDMENT OF THE TRADE AND SERVICE MARKS ACT, (CAP. 326) Construction Cap. 326
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PART XII
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AI-assisted research summary: This section says Part 76 is to be read together with the Trade and Service Marks Act, called the principal Act, and it introduces an amendment to section 5.
76. This Part shall be read as one with the Trade and Service Marks Act, hereinafter referred to as the “principal Act”. Amendment of section 5 - 77
AI-assisted research summary: A document that must be sealed may be sealed and signed electronically by an authorised officer.
77. The principal Act is amended in section 5 by adding immediately after subsection (3) the following: “(4) Where a document is required to be sealed, it may be sealed and signed electronically by an authorised officer.”. Amendment of section 7 - 78
AI-assisted research summary: This provision amends section 7 to treat non-paper communication as sufficient evidence for certain document-delivery and issuance requirements, if done as prescribed by the Registrar or by regulations made by the Minister.
78. The principal Act is amended in section 7, by- (a) designating the contents of section 7 as subsection (1); and (b) adding immediately after subsection (1) as designated the following: “(2) It shall be sufficient evidence for any requirement of the Act as to the- (a) delivery of a document to the Registrar; (b) delivery of documents in the prescribed form; or (c) issuance of any document by the Registrar, if communication of such document is done in any non-paper form in such a manner as may be prescribed by the Registrar or in regulations made by the Minister.”. 35 No. 5 Written Laws (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 3), Act 2021 Amendment of section 60 by- - 79 Verify source ↗
Construction
AI-assisted research summary: This section amends section 60(2) of the principal Act by adding two new paragraphs and renaming two existing ones.
79. The principal Act is amended in section 60(2), (a) adding immediately after paragraph (b) the following: “(c) for endorsements or notification of undertakings of the Registrar under sections 39, 40 and 43; (d) for the prescription of requisite information in non-paper form as provided under the Act;” and (b) renaming paragraphs (c) and (d) as paragraphs (e) and (f) respectively. Passed by the National Assembly on the 1st September, 2021. NENELWA J. MWIHAMBI Clerk of the National Assembly 36
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