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  National Gazette

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  (Registered at the General Post Office, Port Moresby,
  for transmission by post as a Qualified Publication)

  No. G891 PORT MORESBY, WEDNESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER 2019

  Land Groups Incorporation (Amended)
  Act 2009
  NOTICE OF GRANT OF CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION
  REG ILG No: 1307

  PURSUANT to Section 33 of the Land Groups Incorporation Act, notice
  is hereby given that I intend to grant a
  Certificate of Recognition under Section 5 to a customary group of
  persons as an Incorporated Land Group to be known
  by the name of:—
  JAUMO LAND GROUP INCORPORATED
  1. Name The name of the group shall be Jaumo
  Land Group Inc. (hereafter referred
  to as the Land Group).
  2. Membership: (1) Membership of the Land Group
  shall be open to persons who are members
  of the clans; or
  (2) To persons who regard themselves
  and are regarded by the other members
  of the said clan as bound by
  Common Customs and Beliefs.
  3. Controlling Body: The Committee shall be composed of a
  Chairperson, Deputy Chairperson,
  Secretary, Tresurer and up to two
  (2) other Committee Members as hereunder:—
  Position
  Nantes
  Chairperson Felix
  Andaripa
  Deputy Chairperson
  Victor Sorari
  Secretary Joel
  Isoro
  Treasurer
  Gladston Kerari
  Female Representative
  Charlotte Isoro
  Female Representative
  Lilias Kerari
  4. Dispute Settlement Authority:The Dispute Settlement Authority
  shall consists of three (3) members but not
  more than five (5) members:—
  Names Village
  Position

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• Champion Sorari Kararata
  Clan Chief
  Onestinus Konja Kararata
  Village Court Magistrate
  Maclaren Beaga Kararata
  Land Mediator

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  Notice of Grant of Certificate of Recognition—
  continued
  Jaumo Land Group Incorporated—continued

  I certify that the Incorporated Land Group has complied with the
  traditional customs of Kararata Village in
  Oro Bay Rural Local Level Government, Ijivitari District, Northern
  Province.

  Given under my hand at Waigani, this 14th day of October,
  2019.

  H. WASA,
  Delegate of the Registrar of
  Incorporated Land Groups.

  NB:— As Committee Members and Dispute Settlement Authority Members
  may change from time to time, a search of the registered copy of the
  certificate should be
  conducted.

  File No: 19588

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  National Gazette

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  No. G890 PORT MORESBY, WEDNESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER 2019

  ADDENDUM

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• This is to advise the general public that under the heading of the
  Papua New Guinea Land Board Meeting Number:
  03/2019, of the National Gazette No. G882 dated Thursday, 31st
  October, 2019; the following persons name should
  have been included in;

  Item 58: GC/006/036 — Application under Section 92 of the Land Act
  1996 for a Residence (Medium Covenant)
  Lease over Allotment 36, Section 6, Town of lalibu,
  Southern Highlands Province.

  1. KOYAPE UNDE
  2. PEE KUVVI INVESTMENT LIMITED

  We apologize for the inconveniences caused.

  Dated this 6th day of November, 2019.

  C.
  LENTURUT,

  Government Printer.

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  No. G889 PORT MORESBY, WEDNESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER 2019

  Land Registration Act (Chapter
  191)

  ISSUE OF OFFICIAL COPY OF STATE LEASE
  NOTICE is hereby given that after the expiration of fourteen clear
  days from this date of publication of this Notice, it
  is my intention to issue an Official Copy of the State Lease
  referred to in the Schedule below under Section 162 of Land
  Registration Act (Chapter 191), it having been shown to my
  satisfaction that the registered proprietor’s copy has been
  lost or destroyed.

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• SCHEDULE

  State Lease Volume 20 Folio 184 evidencing a leasehold estate
  in all that piece or parcel of land known as
  Allotment 23, Section 68, Boroko, National Capital District
  containing an area of 0.0600 hectares more or less the
  registered proprietor of which are PATRICK TIKA.

  Other Interests: Unregistered Discharge of Mortgage No.S.27256
  to Papua New Guinea Banking
  Corporation now Bank of South Pacific
  Limited.

  Dated this 6th day of November, 2019.

  A. ANE,

  Acting Registrar of Titles.

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  C.Lenturut, Government Printer,
  Port Moresby.-889.

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  No. G888 PORT MORESBY, MONDAY, 4th NOVEMBER 2019

  CONSTITUTION

  Public Services (Management) Act 1995

  APPOINTMENT OF DEPARTMENTAL HEAD

  I, GRAND CHIEF SIR BOB DADAE, GCL., G.C.M.G., K. St. J., Governor-
  General, by virtue of the powers
  conferred by Section 193(1B) of the Constitution 1998 and all other
  powers me enabling, acting with, and in
  accordance with, the advice of the National Executive Council and in
  accordance with a recommendation by the

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• Public Services Commission following the procedures prescribed by
  Section 31B of the Public Services
  (Management) Act 1995, hereby appoint Joseph Wants as Acting
  Secretary for the Department of Provincial and
  Local-Level Government Affairs with effect on and from 22nd October,
  2017 up to and including 22nd January,
  2018.

  Dated this Thursday, 10th day of October, 2019.
  Sir BOB DADAE,
  Governor General.

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  No. G887 PORT MORESBY, MONDAY, 4th NOVEMBER [2019

  CORRIGENDUM

  HON. JUSTIN W. TKATCHENKO, MCP, Minister for Housing & Urban
  Development, by virtue of the powers
  conferred by Section 42 of the National Housing Corporation Act
  (Chapter 79) and the National Housing Corporation
  (Amendment Act 1990), and all powers enabling me hereby give notice
  that:—

  1) Trombena Lepi was gazetted as approved purchaser of Property
  Section 71, Allotment 07, Korobosea,
  NCD, under the Government Sell Off Scheme in the National
  Gazette No. G21 dated 7th April, 1988.

  2) Trombena Lepi, as legal purchaser, has relinquished his
  interest over the property and National Housing
  Corporation intends to legalise the next approved purchaser.

  3) I therefore; declare that the approval granted to Trombena
  Lepi as the legal purchaser for Section 71,
  Allotment 07, Korobosea, National Capital District in Gazette

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• No. G21 of 7th April 1988, is hereby
  revoked and;

  4) I further declare that PAIS ALOPEA, be gazetted as the
  approved purchaser for Section 71, Allotment
  07, Korobcsea, National Capital District.

  Dated this day 18th October, 2019.
  Hon. J. W. TKTCHENKO, CBE, BEM,
  OL, MP,
  Minister for Housing & Urban
  Development.

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  National Gazette

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  transmission by post as a Qualified Publication)

  No. G886 PORT MORESBY, MONDAY, 4th NOVEMBER 2019

  Indedpendent Consumer and Competition Commission Act
  2002

  NOTICE OF THE MAXIMUM TARIFFS FOR POST PNG LIMITED, EFFECTIVE AS OF
  1st JANUARY,
  2020

  I, Paulus Ain, Commissioner and CEO of the Independent Consumer &
  Competition Commission (`ICCC’) by virtue
  of the powers conferred to me by the Independent Consumer and
  Competition Commission Act 2002 hereby approve
  the following rates as the Maximum Tariffs to be charged by Post PNG
  Limited (`Post PNG’) on its regulated
  services commencing 1st January, 2020.

  Regulated Products/Services Approved
  2020 Maximum Tariffs
  (Kina)
  50 gram standard domestic mail stamp 1.60

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• 50 gram for all international zone mail stamp 6.90
  Small Private Letter Box 136.36
  Medium Private Letter Box 430.00
  Large Private Letter Box 1,140.00
  Mail Bag 1,370.00

  These rates are the actual maximum allowable tariffs to be
  applied by Post PNG on and from the 1st January,
  2020. These rates are not inclusive of GST.

  Dated this 28th day of October, 2019.

  P. AIN,
  Commissioner & Chief Executive
  Officer.

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  National Gazette

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  No. G885 PORT MORESBY, MONDAY, 4th NOVEMBER 2019

  Companies Act 1997
  Section 368(2)
  NOTICE OF REMOVAL FROM THEE REGISTER

  NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN under Section 366(1)(d)(ii) of the Companies
  Act 1997 (“the Act”) that
  OCEANIA GAMING LIMITED (1-114734) company registered under the Act,
  be deregistered from the PNG
  Registrar of Companies on the grounds that:

  a) The above named company has ceased to carry on business and
  b) That the company does not have any surplus assests, and
  c) The company has no intention of conducting business in the
  future

  Unless written objection is made to the Registrar of Companies
  within one month of this notice the
  company intends to apply to the Registrar to remove the company from
  the register.

  Dated this 26th day of September, 2019.

  R. J. LAM,

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• Director.

  Companies Act 1997
  Section 392(1)(a)

  NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REMOVE A COMPANY FROM THE REGISTER OF
  OVERSEAS
  REGISTERED COMPANIES

  NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN under Section 392(1)(a) of the Companies Act
  1997 (“the Act”) that AERO
  SERVE AUSTRALASIA PTY LIMITED, an overseas company registered under
  the Act, intends to cease
  carrying on business in Papua New Guinea and be deregistered from
  the PNG Register of Overseas Companies.

  Unless written objection is made to the Registrar of Companies
  within three months after the date of this
  notice, the Registrar will remove the company from the register.

  Dated this 23rd day of October, 2019.
  D. W. ALLGOOD,
  Director.
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  Printer,
  Port Moresby.-585

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  No. G884 PORT MORESBY, FRIDAY, 1st NOVEMBER 2019

  CONSTITUTION

  Public Services (Management) Act 1995

  REVOCATION OF ACTING APPOINTMENT AND APPOINTMENT OF DEPARTMENTAL
  HEAD

  I, GRAND CHIEF SIR BOB DADAE, GCL., G.C.M.G., K. St. J., Governor-
  General, by virtue of the powers
  conferred by Section 193(1A) of the Constitution and Section 27 of
  the Public Services (Management) Act

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• 1995, and all other powers me enabling, acting with, and in
  accordance with, the advice of the National Executive
  Council, on the recommendation of the Public Services Commission,
  hereby—

  (a) revoke the appointment of Oswald T. Tolopa as Acting
  Secretary of the Department of Lands and Physical
  Planning; and

  (b) appoint Benjamin Samson as Secretary for the Department of
  Lands and Physical Planning, for a period
  of four (4) years,

  with effect on and from the date of publication of this
  instrument in the National Gazette.

  Dated this Wednesday, 30th day of October, 2019.
  Sir BOB DADAE,
  Governor-General.

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  Printer,
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  National Gazette

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  No. G883 PORT MORESBY, FRIDAY, 1st NOVEMBER 2019

  CONSTITUTION

  Public Services (Management) Act 1995

  REVOCATION OF ACTING APPOINTMENT AND APPOINTMENT OF DEPARTMENTAL
  HEAD

  I, GRAND CHIEF SIR BOB DADAE, GCL., G.C.M.G., K. St. J., Governor-
  General, by virtue of the powers
  conferred by Section 193(1A) of the Constitution and Section 27 of
  the Public Services (Management) Act
  1995, and all other powers me enabling, acting with, and in
  accordance with, the advice of the National Executive

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• Council, on the recommendation of the Public Services Commission,
  hereby—

  (a) revoke the appointment of Daniel Kombuk as Acting Secretary
  of the Department of Agriculture and
  Livestock; and

  (b) appoint Daniel Kombuk as Secretary for the Department of
  Agriculture and Livestock, for a period of four
  (4) years,

  with effect on and from the date of publication of this
  instrument in the National Gazette.

  Dated this Friday, 1st day of November, 2019.
  Sir BOB
  DADAE,
  Governor-
  General.

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  Government Printer,
  Port Moresby.-883.

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  No. G882 PORT MORESBY, THURSDAY, 31st OCTOBER 2019

  Land Act 1996
  PAPUA NEW GUINEA LAND BOARD MEETING NUMBER: 03/2019
  A Meeting of the Papua New Guinea Land Board as constituted under
  Section 58 of the Land Act 1996 will be held at
  the Department of Lands & Physical Planning Conference Room, Ground
  Floor of Eda Tano Haus, Waigani,
  commencing at 8.30 am on the 25th — 29th November, 2019.
  1. CX/002/007 — HUGO CANNING COMPANY LIMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the
  Land Act 1996 for Renewal of Agriculture Lease as specified in State
  Lease Volume 14 Folio 219 over Allotment 7,
  Section 2, Stiepel, Central Province.
  2. CX/002/008 — HUGO CANNING COMPANY LIMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the
  Land Act 1996 for Renewal of Agriculture Lease as specified in State
  Lease Volume 14 Folio 206 over Allotment 8,
  Section 2, Stiepel, Central Province.
  3. CX/003/006 — HUGO CANNING COMPANY LIMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the
  Land Act 1996 for Renewal of Agriculture Lease as specified in State

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• Lease Volume 14 Folio 207 over Allotment 6,
  Section 3, Stiepel, Central Province.
  4. CX/003/009 — HUGO CANNING COMPANY LIMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the
  Land Act 1996 for Renewal of Agriculture Lease as specified in
  Administrative Lease Volume 14 Folio 222 over
  Allotment 9, Section 3, Stiepel, Central Province.
  5. CX/003/013 — HUGO CANNING COMPANY LIMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the
  Land Act 1996 for Renewal of Agriculture Lease as specified in
  Administrative Lease Volume 14 Folio 225 over
  Allotment 13, Section 3, Stiepel, Central Province.
  6. CX/003/014 — HUGO CANNING COMPANY LIMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the
  Land Act 1996 for Renewal of Agriculture Lease as specified in State
  Lease Volume 14 Folio 226 over Allotment 14,
  Section 3, Stiepel, Central Province.

  7. CX/003/015 — HUGO CANNING COMPANY LIMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the
  Land Act 1996 for Renewal of Agriculture Lease as specified in State
  Lease Volume 14 Folio 227 over Allotment 15,
  Section 3, Stiepel, Central Province.

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  A Papua New Guinea Land Board Meeting Number: 03/2019—
  continued

  8. CX/003/016 — HUGO CANNING COMPANY LIMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the
  Land Act 1996 for Renewal of Agriculture Lease as specified in State
  Lease Volume 14 Folio 228 over Allotment 16,
  Section 3, Stiepel, Central Province.

  9. CX/003/017 — HUGO CANNING COMPANY LIMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the
  Land Act 1996 for Renewal of Agriculture Lease as specified in State
  Lease Volume 14 Folio 229 over Allotment 17,
  Section 3, Stiepel, Central Province.

  10. CX/003/018 — HUGO CANNING COMPANY LLMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the
  Land Act 1996 for Renewal of Agriculture Lease as specified in State
  Lease Volume 14 Folio 230 over Allotment 18,
  Section 3, Stiepel, Central Province.

  11. 03058/0410 — KOITAKI PLANTATIONS LLMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the Land Act
  1996 for Renewal of Agriculture Lease as specified in Crown Lease
  Volume 2 Folio 455 over Portion 410, Milinch
  Bulidobu, Fourmil Moresby, Central Province.

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• 12. 03058/0565 — KOITAKI PLANTATIONS LIMITED —Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the Land Act
  1996 for Renewal of Agriculture Lease as specified in Crown Lease
  Volume 2 Folio 492 over Portion 565, Milinch
  Bulidobu, Fourmil Moresby, Central Province.

  13. 03058/0406 — KOITAKI PLANTATIONS LIMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the Land Act
  1996 for Renewal of Agiculture Lease as specified in Crown Lease
  Volume 3 Folio 490 over Portion 406, Milinch
  Bulidobu, Fourmil Moresby, Central Province.

  14. 03116/0566 — KOITAKI PLANTATIONS LLMITED —Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the Land Act
  1996 for Renewal of Agriculture Lease as specified in Crown Lease
  Volume 3 Folio 549 over Portion 566, Milinch
  Granville, Fourmil Moresby, Central Province.

  15. 18171/5561 — TABAPIT ENTERPRISES LLMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the Land Act
  1996 for Renewal of Agriculture Lease as specified in State Lease
  Volume 21 Folio 176 over Portion 5561, Milinch
  Kokopo, Fourmil Rabaul, East New Britain Province.

  16. 05109/0002 — MARAMATANA LOCAL LEVEL GOVERNMENT — Application
  under Section 120 (2)
  (a) of the Land Act 1996 as specified in Crown Lease Volume 858
  Folio 4 for Renewal of an Agriculture Lease over
  Portion 2, Milinch Gehua, Fourmil Samarai, Milne Bay Province.

  17. 05109/0003 — MARAMATANA LOCAL LEVEL GOVERNMENT — Application
  under Section 120 (2)
  (a) of the Land Act 1996 as specified in Crown Lease Volume 859
  Folio 4 for Renewal of an Agiculture Lease over
  Portion 3, Milinch Gehua, Fourmil Samarai, Milne Bay Province.

  18. 05109/0004 — MARAMATANA LOCAL LEVEL GOVERNMENT — Application
  under Section 120 (2)
  (a) of the Land Act 1996 as specified in Crown Lease Volume 860
  Folio 4 for Renewal of an Agriculture Lease over
  Portion 4, Milinch Gehua, Fourmil Samarai, Milne Bay Province.

  19. 05109/0005 — MARAMATANA LOCAL LEVEL GOVERNMENT — Application
  under Section 120 (2)
  (a) of the Land Act 1996 as specified in Crown Lease Volume 861
  Folio 4 for Renewal of an Agricultufe Lease. over
  Portion 5, Milinch Gehua, Fourmil Samarai, Milne Bay Province.

  20. 05109/0012 — MARAMATANA LOCAL LEVEL GOVERNMENT — Application
  under Section 120 (2)
  (a) of the Land Act 1996 as specified in Crown Lease Volume 431
  Folio 2 for Renewal of an Agriculture Lease over
  Portion 12, Milinch Gehua, Fourmil Samarai, Milne Bay Province.

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• National Gazette 3 No. G882-31st October, 2019

  A Papua New Guinea Land Board Meeting Number: 0312019—
  continued

  21. DA/018/006 — NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT BANK LIMITED — Application
  under Section 120 (2) of
  the Land Act, 1996 for Renewal of Business (Commercial) Lease as
  specified in Crown Lease Volume 13 Folio 3177
  over Allotment 6, Section 18, Boroko, City of Port Moresby, National
  Capital District.

  22. RC/011/004 & 005 — JAMES YUEN YOW WONG & WINIFRED LOT HAY
  WONG (As tenants in
  Common) — Application under Section 120 (2) of the Land Act 1996 for
  Renewal of Business (Commercial) Lease as
  specified in State Lease Volume 35 Folio 161 over Allotments 4 & 5
  (consolidated) Section 11, Town of Kerevat, East
  New Britain Province.
  23. LC/004/006 — JUSTIN PARKER — Application under Section 120
  (2) of the Land Act 1996 for Renewal
  of Business (Commercial) Lease as specified in Administrative Lease
  Volume 42 Folio 103 over Allotment 6, Section
  4, Town of Bulolo, Morobe Province.
  24. DB/004/010 — MALAORO CORPORATION LIMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the Land
  Act 1996 for Renewal of Business (Commercial) Lease as specified in
  State Lease Volume 1 Folio 122 over Allotment
  10 Section 4, Granville, City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District.

  25. RG/068/017 — FARMSET LIMITED — Application under Section 120
  (2) of the Land Act 1996 for
  Renewal of Business (Commercial) Lease as specified in
  Administrative Lease Volume 29 Folio 83 over Allotment 17,
  Section 68, Town of Rabaul, East New Britain Province.

  26. TF/002/005 — MUA ENTERPRISES LLMITED — Application under
  Section 120 (2) of the Land Act 1996
  for Renewal of Business (Commercial) Lease as specified in State
  Lease Volume 44 Folio 96 over Allotment 5, Section
  2, Town of Kieta, Autonomous Region of Bougainville.
  27. DA/014/009 — BENJAMIN POPONAWA — Application under Section 120
  (2) of the Land Act 1996 for
  Renewal of Business (Commercial) Lease as specified in Crown Lease
  Volume 6 Folio 1276 over Allotment 9, Section
  14, Boroko, City of Port Moresby, National Capital District.

  28. LJ/068/013 — NATIONAL SUPERANNUATION FUND LIMITED AND
  HIGHLANDS PRODUCTS
  LIMITED — Application under Section 120 (2) of the Land Act 1996 for
  Renewal of Residence (High Covenant) Lease
  as specified in State Lease Volume 103 Folio 69 over Allotment 13,

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• Section 68, City of Lae, Morobe Province.

  29. NM/010/006 & 007 — GARAMUT ENTERPRISES PTY LIMITED —
  Application under Section 120 (2)
  of the Land Act 1996 for Renewal of Special Purpose Lease as
  specified in Administrative Lease Volume 45 Folio 183
  over Allotments 6 & 7 (consolidated) Section 10, Town of Wewak, East
  Sepik Province.

  30. KK/007/002 — COMFORT INN LLMITED — Application under Section
  120 (2) of the Land Act 1996 for
  Renewal of Special Purpose Lease as specified in State Lease Volume
  7 Folio 1741 over Allotment 2, Section 7, Town
  of Popondetta, Oro Province.

  31. MG/011/015, 016, 017 —D3L INVESTMENTS PTY LTD — Application
  under Section 120 (2) of the Land
  Act 1996 for Renewal of Special Purpose Lease as specified in
  Administrative Lease Volume 33 Folio 195 over
  Allotment 15, 16 & 17 (consolidated) Section 11, Town of Madang,
  Madang Province.

  32. JG/042/001 — ASSOCIATION OF LOCAL CIIURCFWS OF PAPUA NEW
  GUINEA LNC. —
  Application under Section 119 (1) of the Land Act 1996 for Variation
  of Purpose from Business (Commercial) Lease
  to Mission Lease over Allotment 1, Section 42, Town of Kundiawa,
  Simbu Province.

  33. 03116/1086 — KAIPAL INVESTMENTS LLMITED — Application under
  Section 119 (I) of the Land Act
  1996 for Variation of Purpose from Agriculture Lease to Business
  (Commercial) Lease as specified in State Lease
  Volume 30 Folio 62 over Portion 1086, Milinch Granville, Fourmil
  Moresby, Central Province.

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  A Papua New Guinea Land Board Meeting Number: 03/2019–
  continued

  34. 03116/1256 – KAIPAL INVESTMENTS LIMITED – Application under
  Section 119 (1) of the Land Act
  1996 for Variation of Purpose from Residence Lease to Business
  (Commercial) Lease as specified in State Lease
  Volume 35 Folio 92 over Portion 1256, Milinch Granville, Fourmil
  Moresby, Central Province.
  35. NH/007/002 – WAIYU LIMITED – Application under Section 119
  (1) of the Land Act 1996 for Variation
  of Purpose from Special Purpose Lease to Business (Commercial) Lease
  as specified in State Lease Volume 23 Folio
  156 over Allotment 2, Section 7, Town of Maprik, East Sepik
  Province.
  36. DD/002/004 – MAYAPU RENT A CAR LIMITED – Application under

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• Section 119 (1) (2) of the Land
  Act 1996 for Variation of Purpose & Relaxation of Covenant from
  Residence Lease to Business (Commercial) Lease
  over Allotment 4, Section 2, Matirogo, City of Port Moresby,
  National Capital District.

  37. DD/006/030 – GIRL GUIDES ASSOCIATION OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA –
  Application under Section
  119 (1) (2) of the Land Act 1996 for Variation of Purpose &
  Relaxation of Covenant from Special Purpose Lease to
  Business (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 30, Section 6, Matirogo,
  City of Port Moresby, National Capital District.

  38. OL/002/007 – YAN GUY PING– Application under Section 119 (1)
  (2) of the Land Act 1996 for Variation
  of Purpose & Relaxation of Covenant from Residence Lease to Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 7,
  Section 2, Town of Vanimo, Sandaun Province.

  39. FB/017/004 – DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY (Eastern Highlands
  Provincial Administration) –
  Application for Revocation of Setting Aside by LB Meeting No. 17
  granted on 13th July, 1967 to Department of
  Treasury (Eastern Highlands Provincial Administration) over
  Allotment 4, Section 17, Town of Goroka, Eastern
  Highlands Province.
  40. 04116/0184 – EDA RANU LIMITED – Application for Revocation of
  Setting Aside by LB Meeting No.
  485, Item No. 10 granted on 20th August, 1971 to Department of
  Treasury for Water Reserve upon Re-grant of Special
  Purpose Lease under Section 100 over Portion 184, Milinch Granville,
  Fourmil Moresby, National Capital District.

  41. FB/032/001 – Application for Revocation of Setting Aside by
  Land Board to Department of Health over
  Allotment 1, Section 32, Town of Goroka, Eastern Highlands Province.
  42. 07230/0124 – Application for Revocation of Setting Aside by
  Land Board Meeting No. 208, Item 13 to
  Department of Law (PNG Corrective Institute Services – CIS) over
  Portion 124, Munch Mendi, Fourmil Kutubu,
  Southern Hip-blands Province.
  43. DD/129/012 – NEWMAN MALIA – Application under Section 92 of
  the Land Act 1996 for a Residence
  (Low Covenant) Lease over Allotment 12, Section 129, Matirogo (Joyce
  Bay), City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District.
  44. DE/001/014 – SAMSON LAWAI – Application under Section 92 of
  the Land Act 1996 for a Residence
  (Low Covenant) Lease over Allotment 14, Section 1, Bomana (9mile),
  City of Port Moresby, National Capital District.
  45. DC/117/072 – DICKSON PUNDI – Application under Section 92 of
  the Land Act 1996 for a Residence
  (Low Covenant) Lease over Allotment 72, Section 117, Hohola, City of
  Port Moresby, National Capital District.

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• 46. DC/367/025 – STEVEN NEAH – Application under Section 92 of
  the Land Act 1996 for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 25, Section 367, Hohola, City of Port
  Moresby, National Capital District.

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  No. G882-31st October, 2019
  A Papua New Guinea Land Board Meeting Number:
  03/2019—continued

  47. DD/058/007 — JOSEPH AIN — Application under Section 92 of
  the Land Act 1996 for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 7, Section 58, Matirogo, City of
  Port Moresby, National Capital District.
  48. DC/283/016 — JOE EKARI — Application under Section 92 of
  the Land Act 1996 for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 16 Section 283, Hohola, City of Port
  Moresby, National Capital District.
  49. DD/090/006 — FRANCIS KUMAN — Application under Section 92
  of the Land Act 1996 for a Residence
  (Low Covenant) Lease over Allotment 6, Section 90, Matirogo
  (Gorobe), City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District.

  50. DC/292/042 — JUDATI JOHN — Application under Section 92 of
  the Land Act 1996 for a Residence
  (Medium Covenant) Lease over Allotment 42, Section 292, Hohola
  (Morata), City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District.
  51. DC/280/158 — RODNEY NEICA — Application under Section 92
  of the Land Act 1996 for a Residence
  (Medium Covenant) Lease over Allotment 158, Section 280, Hohola
  (Morata), City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District.
  52. DD/093/014 — AVU ANISEYA — Application under Section 92 of
  the Land Act 1996 for a Residence
  (Medium Covenant) Lease over Allotment 14, Section 93, Matirogo
  (Gorobe), City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District.
  53. DD/084/082 — WANPIS AKUS & SELINA AKUS (As joint tenants) —
  Application under Section 92 of
  the Land Act 1996 for a Residence (Medium Covenant) Lease over
  Allotment 82, Section 84, Matirogo (Kaugere), City
  of Port Moresby, National Capital District.
  54. DC/280/146 — ESI FURE — Application under Section 92 of the
  Land Act 1996 for a Residence (Medium
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 146, Section 280, Hohola (Morata),
  City of Port Moresby, National Capital District.

  55. DC/367/057 — VERONICA KAPIP — Application under Section 92
  of the Land Act 1996 for a Residence
  (Medium Covenant) Lease over Allotment 57, Section 367, Hohola

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• (Morata), City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District.
  56. DC/459/016 — MICHAEL KIA — Application under Section 92 of
  the Land Act 1996 for a Residence
  (Medium Covenant) Lease over Allotment 16, Section 459, Hohola
  (Erima), City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District

  57. DC/280/074 — DANIEL KURAKIPA — Application under Section 92
  of the Land Act 1996 for a Residence
  (Medium Covenant) Lease over Allotment 74, Section 280, Hohola
  (Morata), City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District.

  58. GC/006/036 — Application under Section 92 of the Land Act
  1996 for a Residence (Medium Covenant)
  Lease over Allotment 36, Section 6, Town of lalibu, Southern
  Highlands Province.

  59. DB/016/020 — SOURCE FINANCE AND INVESTMENT LB1ITED —
  Application under Section 92 of
  the Land Act 1996 for a Residence (High Covenant) Lease over
  Allotment 20, Section 16, Granville, City of Port
  Moresby, National Capital Disti ict.

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  continued

  60. 04116/1600 – SULAWEI LIMITED – Application under Section 92
  of the Land Act 1996 for a Residence
  (High Covenant) Lease over Portion 1600, Milinch Granville, Fourmil
  Moresby, National Capital District

  61. DC/135/020 – 1.1-LE, TRUSTEES OF THE PAPUA NEW GUINEA MUSEUM
  & ART GALLERY –
  Application under Section 92 of the Land Act 1996 for a Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 20, Section 135,
  Hohola, City of Port Moresby, National Capital District. –

  62. MG/153/015 – PNG NAMBA WAN TROPHY LIMITED –Application under
  Section 92 of the Land Act
  1996 for a Business (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 15, Section
  153, Town of Madang, Madang Province.

  63. KK/008/011 – G27 LIMITED – Application under Section 92 of
  the Land Act 1996 for a Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 11, Section 8, Town of Popondetta,
  Oro Province.

  64. LJ/046/025 – YAMO LIQUOR DISTRIBUTORS – Application under
  Section 92 of the Land Act 1996
  for a Business (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 25, Section 46,

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• City of Lae, Morobe Province.

  65. 03116/2986 – PACIFIC ENERGY CONSULTING LIMITED – Application
  under Section 92 of the
  Land Act 1996 for a Business (General Industrial) Lease over Portion
  2986, Milinch Granville, Fourmil Moresby,
  Central Province.

  66. AE/011/034 – NEW CENTURY CITY LIMITED – Application under
  Section 100 of the Land Act 1996
  for a Special Purpose Lease over Allotment 34, Section 11, Town of
  Kiunga, Western Province.

  67. AE/011/035 – NEW CENTURY CITY LIMITED – Application under
  Section 100 of the Land Act 1996
  for a Special Purpose Lease over Allotment 35, Section 11, Town of
  Kiunga, Western Province.

  68. AE/011/036 – NEW CENTURY CITY LIMITED –Application under
  Section 100 of the Land Act 1996
  for a Special Purpose Lease over Allotment 36, Section 11, Town of
  Kiunga, Western Province.

  69. DB/053/009 – KUMUL CONSOLIDATED HOLDINGS LIMITED –
  Application under Section 100 of
  the Land Act 1996 for a Special Purposes Lease over Allotment 9,
  Section 53, Granville, City of Port Moresby,
  National Capital District.
  70. TC/023/020 – OMBUDSMAN COMMISSION OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA –
  Application under Section
  100 of the Land Act 1996 for a Special Purposes Lease over Allotment
  20, Section 23, Town of Buka, Autonomous
  Region of Bougainville.

  71. 19229/2739 – PNG PORTS CORPORATION LIMITED – Application
  under Section 100 of the Land
  Act 1996 for a Special Purpose Lease over Portion 2739, Milinch
  Megigi, Fourmil Talasea, West New Britain Province.
  72. DB/047/007 – CENTRAL PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT – Application
  under Section 100: of the Land
  Act 1996 for a Special Purpose Lease over Allotment 7, Section 47,
  Granville, City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District.

  73. 04116/0702 – NATIONAL ST. JOHN COUNCIL OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA –
  Application under
  Section 100 of the Land Act 1996 for a Special Purpose Lease over
  Portion 702, Milinch Granville, Fourmil Moresby,
  National Capital District

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  2019
  A Papua New Guinea Land Board Meeting Number: 03/2019—

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• continued

  74. 04116/3593 — INDEPENDENT STATE OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA
  (DEPARTMENT OF LANDS &
  PHYSICAL PLANNING) — Application under Section 100 of the Land Act
  1996 for a Special Purpose Lease over
  Portion 3593, Milinch Granville, Fourmil Moresby, National Capital
  District.

  75. 19366/2040 — Application under Section 87 of the Land Act
  1996 for an Agriculture Lease over Portion
  2040, Milincb Ulawon, Fourmil Talasea, WeFt. New Britain Province.
  1. ULAMONA INVESTMENT CORPORATION LIMITED
  2. SOI WELFARE LIMITED

  76. 12184/0866 — FRESH PRODUCE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (FPDA) –
  Application under Section 87
  of the Land Act 1996 for an Agriculture Lease over Portion 866,
  Milinch Lae, Fourmil Markham, Morobe Province.

  77. 12184/0867 — FRESH PRODUCE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (FPDA) –
  Application under Section 87
  of the Land Act 1996 for an Agriculture Lease over Portion 867,
  Milinch Lae Fourmil Markham, Morobe Province.

  78. 12184/0868 — FRESH PRODUCE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (FPDA) –
  Application under Section 87
  of the Land Act 1996 for an Agriculture Lease over Portion 868,
  Milinch Lae, Fourmil Markham, Morobe Province.

  79. 04116/2187 — INDEPENDENT STATE OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA
  (DEPARTMENT OF COM-
  MERCE AND INDUSTRY) — Application under Section 106 of the Land Act
  1996 for an Urban Development
  (Residential Zone) Lease over Portion 2187, Milinch Granville,
  Fourmil Moresby, National Capital District.

  80. 04116/3438 — SWANITA LIMITED — Application under Section 106
  of the Land Act 1996 for an Urban
  Development (UDL) Lease over Portion 3438 (formerly Portion 2007),
  Milinch Granville, Fourmil Moresby, National
  Capital District.

  81. 04116/3439 — SWAN-LTA LLMITED —Application under Section 106
  of the Land Act 1996 for an Urban
  Development (UDL) Lease over Portion 3439 (formerly Portion 2007),
  Milinch Granville, Fourmil Moresby, National
  Capital District.

  82. 04116/3442 — SWANITA LIMITED — Application under Section 106
  of the Land Act 1996 for an Urban
  Development (UDL) Lease over Portion 3442 (formerly Portion 2007),
  Milinch Granville, Fourmil Moresby, National
  Capital District.

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• 83. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 20, Section 6,
  Town of lalibu, Southern Hij-tlands Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G683 dated 18th October, 2018
  (Tender No: 013/2018).
  1. MATTHEW TURI
  2. TONNY KONDO

  84. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 21, Section 6,
  Town of lalibu, Southern Highlands Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G683 dated 18th October, 2018
  (Tender No: 014/2018).

  1. RAGO L. MAINU
  2. TONNY KONDO

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  National Gazette

  A Papua New Guinea Land Board Meeting Number: 03/2019—
  continued

  85. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 26, Section
  317, Hohola, City of Port Moresby, National Capital District as
  advertised in the National Gazette No. G362 dated 21st
  August, 2014 (Tender No.: 059/2014).

  1. SAIPEL LAU

  86. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 16 Section 12,
  Sarakolok Community Centre, West New Britain Province as advertised
  in the National Gazette No. G873 dated 15th
  November, 2016 (Tender No.: 148/2016).

  1. LONIS KORUGIN

  87. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 17 Section 12,
  Sarakolok Community Centre, West New Britain Province as advertised
  in the National Gazette No. G873 dated 15th
  November, 2016 (Tender No.: 150/2016).

  1. SIMON AMOS

  88. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 4, Section 10,
  Town of Yauwosoru, East Sepik Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G916 dated 15th November, 2017
  (Tender No.: 002/2017).

• Page 21 of 225

• 1. MOSES WARIE

  89. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 3, Section 10,
  Town of Yauwosoru, East Sepik Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G715 dated 02nd November, 2018
  (Tender No.: 066/2018).

  1. PHILIP WARISAHO

  90. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 2, Section 1,
  Town of Stiepel, Central Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G138 dated 27th February, 2019 (Tender
  No.: 008/2019).

  1. NOEL SAM
  2. PAKARI PAIALE
  3. ES tHER KUPO
  4. ANDREW TUMU LIMITED

  91. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment, 3, Section 1,
  Town of Stiepel, Central Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G138 dated 27th February, 2019 (Tender
  No.: 009/2019). i

  1. RACHAEL STEVEN
  2. MICHAEL AMBOKO
  3. NEWMAlsTAIYAKO
  4. ANDREW TUMU LIMITED

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  A Papua New Guinea Land Board Meeting Number: 03/2019—
  continued

  92. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 4, Section 1,
  Town of Stiepel, Central Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G138 dated 27th February, 2019 (Tender
  No.: 010/2019).
  1. ANDREW TUMU LIMITED
  2. RACHAEL STEVEN
  3. JUNIOR YAWALE
  4. BENSON KAKAMA

  93. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 97, Section 27,
  Town of Kimbe, West New Britain Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G160 dated 24th March, 2016
  (Tender No. 016/2016).
  1. UVAL NO. 138 LTD

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• 94. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 87, Section
  287, Hohola, City of Port Moresby, National Capital District as
  advertised in the National Gazette No. G143 dated 28th
  February, 2019 (Tender No. 007/2019).
  1. STANLEY NEND EPA
  2. KASE AKINA
  95. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 5, Section 123,
  Town of Madang, Madang Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G199 dated 13th March, 2019 (Tender
  No: 011/2019).
  1. JOHN WORTEINIANI
  96. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 107, Section
  22, Bomana, City of Port Moresby, National Capital District as
  advertised in the National Gazette No. G201 dated 14th
  March, 2019 (Tender No. 020/2019).
  1. SIMON HUGH NANOWA
  97. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 73, Section
  284, Hobola, City of Port Moresby, National Capital District as
  advertised in the National Gazette No. G208 dated 19th
  March, 2019 (Tender No. 019/2019).
  1. PHILIP WAREA
  98. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 21, Section 15,
  Tov,n of Bialla, West New Britain Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G382 dated 04th September, 2014
  (Tender No. 085/2014).
  1. BETTY A. HEM:13INAKA.
  99. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 3, Section 3,
  Bomana (9 mile), City of Port Moresby, National Capital District as
  advertised in the National Gazette No. G394 dated
  18th May, 2017 (Tender No. 012/2017).
  1. DUMO KOIOI

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  continued

  100. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 12, Section
  397, Hohola, City of Port Moresby, National Capital District as
  advertised in the National Gazette No. G379 dated 09th
  May, 2019 (Tender No. 043/2019).

  1. FREDDY ISIROR
  2. JOSEPH SOWA
  3. mAsru WAMBI
  4. MASKET IANGALIO

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• 101. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 12, Section
  122, Matirogo (Horse Camp), City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District as advertised in the National Gazette No.
  G347 dated 02nd May, 2019 (Tender No. 041/2019).

  1. JONATHAN PUPU

  102. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Low
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 25, Section 8,
  Town of Hoskins, West New Britain Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G217 dated 20th April, 2016
  (Tender No: 018/2016).
  1. NEW TRIBES MISSION OF PNG PTY LTD

  103. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Medium
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 11, Section
  16, Town of Yauwosoru, East Sepik Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G628 dated 27th September,
  2018 (Tender No: 015/2018).

  1. SIMON HAHORY
  2. CECILIA KULANJIE RAEPA
  3. KOIKAU DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

  104. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Medium
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 28, Section
  65, Town of Mount Hagen, Western Highlands Province as advertised in
  the National Gazette No. G486 dated 18th
  December, 2012 (Tender No: 116/2012).

  1. NELSON TEP KORO WA

  105. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Medium
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 29, Section
  19, Town of Wabag, Enga Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G537 dated 30th August, 2018 (Tender
  No: 006/2018).

  1. ANGU’U KIKALA

  106. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Medium
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 38, Section
  125, Town of Madang, Madang Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G357 dated 14th August, 2014
  (Tender No: 020/2014).

  1. STEVEN NAMOSA

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  A Papua New Guinea Land Board Meeting Number: 03/2019–
  continued

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• 107. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Medium
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 1, Section
  24, Town of Kiunga, Western Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G561 dated 03rd September, 2018
  (Tender No: 035/2018).

  1. MICHAEL KAMBU

  108. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Medium
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 2, Section
  24, Town of Kiunga, Western Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G561 dated 03rd September, 2018
  (Tender No: 036/2018).

  1. MICHAEL KAMBU

  109. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Medium
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 16, Section
  269, Hohola (Gerehu), City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District as advertised in the National Gazette No. G55
  dated 29th February, 2019 (Tender No: 004/2019).

  1. THOMAS TALU
  2. ISSAC ASA

  110. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Medium
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 25, Section
  4, Town of Porgera, Enka Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G686 dated 22nd October, 2018 (Tender
  No.: 015/2018).

  1. RUBEN NALEPE

  111. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Medium
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 98, Section
  26, Town of Kiunga, Western Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G836 dated 18th December, 2018
  (Tender No: 050/2018).

  1. ALEXANDER KARAHURE

  112. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Medium
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 5, Section
  136, Boroko, City of Port Moresby, National Capital District as
  advertised in the National Gazette No. G530 dated 27th
  June, 2019 (Tender No.: 054/2019).

  1. JEREMIAH WASE
  2. MARK KEPA
  3. EDWIN NIDKOMBU
  4. MICHAEL WAPI & JENSLANA WAPI
  5. STEVEN TIMANO & ROSELYN SEMENE
  6. RACHEL STEVEN

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• 113. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Medium
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 18, Section
  42, Town of Wewak, East Sepik Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G628 dated 27th September, 2018
  (Tender No: 013/2018).

  1. SI-TFLLA MAIGU
  2. LUKE GUKAINE

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  continued

  114. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Medium
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 19, Section
  42, Town of Wewak, East Sepik Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G628 dated 27th September, 2018
  (Tender No: 014/2018).

  1. SHEILA MAIGU
  2. LLB GUICALNE

  115. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (Medium
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 82, Section
  449, Hohola (Ensisi), City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District as advertised in the National Gazette No. G746
  dated 10th September, 2019 (Tender No: 064/2019).

  1. NELSON KANINI

  116. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (High
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 19, Section 5,
  Town of Balimo, Western Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G417 dated 26th June, 2018 (Tender No:
  015/2018).

  1. AfICELAELINE ESTHER VAKEU

  117. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (High
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 36, Section
  434, Hohola (Ensisi Valley), City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District as advertised in the National Gazette No.
  G14 dated 10th January, 2019 (Tender No: 001/2019).

  1. ROBIN YOMBE YAVO

  118. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (High
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 21, Section 53,
  Town of Mt Hagen, Western Highlands Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette of G6 dated 09th January, 2013
  (Tender No.: 18/2012).

  1. AKLLIGA KUNDAMP DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LTD

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• 119. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (High
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 7, Section 4,
  Matirogo (Two Mile Hill), City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District as advertised in the National Gazette No.
  G104 dated 13th February, 2019 (Tender No: 006/2019).

  1. JUNIOR KOIPI
  2. WINFRED NANEI
  3. HARRISON ERENG

  120. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (High
  Covenant) Lease- over Allotment 12, Section
  264, Hohola (Gerehu), City of Port Moresby, National Capital
  District as advertised in the Natioial Gazette No. G397
  dated 16th May, 2019 (Tender No: 021/2019).

  1. BROCK SAM TAILEN
  2. DEROL TAMU PELANGO
  3. KAMA INDIAI
  4. KILA MARO
  5. LINSTON HENOL TINEMAU

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  A Papua New Guinea Land Board Meeting Number: 03/2019—
  continued

  6. PRINCE INDIA” TAMU
  7. RAGO L. MAINU
  8. STEVEN HAIBAKU & RACHEL SIMON HAIBAKU (as joint tenants)
  9. WESLY KWATA

  121. Consideration of Tedder Application for a Residence (High
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 7, Section 14,
  Town of lalibu, Southern Highlands Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G205 dated 14th March, 2019
  (Tender No: 011/2019).

  1. SAM LOSIMI

  122. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (High
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 8 Section 14,
  Town of lalibu, Southern Highlands Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G205 dated 14th March, 2019
  (Tender No: 012/2019).

  1. MICHAEL DUPLA

  123. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (High
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 9, Section 14,
  Town of lalibu, Southern Highlands Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G205 dated 14th March, 2019
  (Tender No: 013/2019).

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• 1. JEREMY MICHAEL

  124. Consideration of Tender Application for a Residence (High
  Covenant) Lease over Allotment 10, Section 14,
  Town of lalibu, Southern Highlands Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G205 dated 14th March, 2019
  (Tender No: 014/2019).
  1. MICHAEL DUPIA

  125. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 12, Section 1,
  Town of Mendi, Southern Highlands Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G860 dated 26th October,
  2017 (Tender No: 026/2017).
  1. PETER AGU

  126. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 13, Section 1,
  Town of Mendi, Southern Highlands Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G860 dated 26th October,
  2017 (Tender No.: 027/2017).

  1. PETER AGU

  127. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 8, Section 8, Town
  of lalibu, Southern Highlands Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G747 dated 15th November, 2018
  (Tender No.: 012/2018).

  1. JEANETTE MUMBRU
  2. JONATHAN PIANDI MUMBRU
  3. NAOMI PORA
  4. DAVID REKEPEA

  No. G882-31st October, 2018 14 National Gazette
  A Papua New Guinea Land Board Meeting Number: 03/2019-
  continued

  128. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 83, Section 1,
  Town of Kiunga, Western Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G658 dated 08th August, 2019 (Tender
  No.: 057/2019).
  1. BERNARD HWANAWI
  2. LAKATOI TRANSPORT LIMITED
  3. CLEAN GREEN ENERGY
  4. MICHAEL WAPI

  129. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 1, Section 8,
  Yangoru Government Station, East Sepik Province as advertised in

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• the National Gazette No. G492 dated 30th July,
  2018 (Tender No.: 012/2018).
  1. JONNY & SHIRLEY KATIMO (As joint tenants)

  130. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Portion 21, Milinch Ulawun,
  Fourmil Talasea, West New Britain Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G906 dated 24th November,
  2016 (Tender No: 152/2016).
  1. EWASSE LANDOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC.

  131. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business (Light
  Industrial) Lease over Portion 2678, Milinch
  Megigi, Fourmil Talasea, West New Britain Province as advertised in
  the National Gazette No. G 16 dated 11th January,
  2019 (Tender No.: 001/2019).
  1. MARKUS BING11LkL0
  2. MICHAEL WAPI

  132. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business (Light
  Industrial) Lease over Allotment 23, Section 13,
  Yangoru Government Station, East Sepik Province as advertised in the
  National Gazette No. G200 dated 13th March,
  2019 (Tender No.: 014/2019).

  1. MOMASE TAVERN LIMITED

  133. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 1, Section 7, Town
  of Kikori, Gulf Province as advertised in the National Gazette No.
  G530 dated 27th June, 2019 (Tender No.: 045/2019).

  1. MOJO REAL ESTATE
  2. FARMA W_kPA
  3. MICHAEL WAPI

  134. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 84, Section 1,
  Town of Kiunga, Western Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G658 dated 08th August, 2019 (Tender
  No.: 058/2019).

  1. BERNARD HWANAWI
  2. AZ MINI MART LIMITED
  3. CLEAN GREEN ENERGY
  4. MICHAEL WAPI

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  A Papua New Guinea Land Board Meeting Number: 03/2019—
  continued

  135. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 18, Section 20,

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• Town of Maprik, East Sepik Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G479 dated 05th June, 2019 (Tender
  No.: 119/2019).
  1. BOB KITNAMINI
  2. MICHAEL WAPI AND JENSIANA WAPI (as joint tenants)

  136. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 19, Section 20,
  Town of Maprik, East Sepik Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G479 dated 05th June, 2019 (Tender
  No.: 120/2019).

  1. BOB KITNAMINI
  2. MICHAEL WAPI AND JENSIANA WAPI (as joint tenants)

  137. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business (Light
  Industrial) Lease over Allotment 3, Section 1,
  Hayfield Government Station, East Sepik Province as advertised in
  the National Gazette No. G678 dated 15th August,
  2019 (Tender No.: 126/2019).
  1. DONNY AND TRUMAN DOPI (as joint tenants)

  138. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 85, Section 1,
  Town of Kiunga, Western Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G658 dated 08th August, 2019 (Tender
  No.: 059/2019).

  1. BERNARD HWANAWI
  2. CLEAN GREEN ENERGY

  139. Consideration of Tender Application for a Business
  (Commercial) Lease over Allotment 24, Section 137,
  Hohola (Waigani), City of Port Moresby, National Capital District as
  advertised in the National Gazette No. G658
  dated 08th August, 2019 (Tender No.: 055/2019).

  1. ANDREW SONDO
  2. IKELE LKSY OMEHAFO
  3. LAMA ENTERPRISES LIMITED
  4. JESSE MANO
  5. KELLY MAKANO
  6. KEND FRESH LIQUOR DEALERS
  7. NOKEM INVESTMENT LIMITED
  8. OPETI HOLDINGS LLMITED
  9. PROJECT INSIGHTS LTD
  10. VINO CONSULTANTS
  11. XARAS LIMITED

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  A Papua New Guinea Land Board Meeting Number: 03/2019—
  continued

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• 140. Consideration of Tender Application for a Mission Lease over
  Allotment 169, Section 310, Hohola (Gerehu
  Stg. 4), City of Port Moresby, National Capital District as
  advertised in the National Gazette No. G356 dated 14th
  August, 2014 (Tender No.: 106/2014).

  1. BEWA SECURITY SERVICES LIMITED
  2. CHRISTIAN BRETHEREN CHURCH
  3. CHRISTIAN OUTREACH CENTRE
  4. PAST EVIMANUEL IRU
  5. MARTIN MASO
  6. DOVE INTERDENOMINATIONAL CENTRE INC.

  141. Consideration of Tender Application for a Special Purpose
  Lease over Portion 2929, Milinch Granville,
  Fourmil Moresby, Central Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G201 dated 14th March, 2019 (Tender
  No.: 016/2019).

  1. DON BOSCO TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE (DBTI)

  142. Consideration of Tender Application for a Special Purpose
  Lease over Portion 2931, Milinch Granville,
  Fourmil Moresby, Central Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G201 dated 14th March, 2019 (Tender
  No.: 018/2019).

  1. DAUG I HERS OF MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS

  143. Consideration of Tender Application for a Special Purpose
  Lease over Allotment 5, Section 22, Town of
  Ialibu, Southern Highlands Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G15 dated 10th January, 2019 (Tender
  No.: 001/2019).

  1. WESTERN PACIFIC SPORTS & HEALTH SERVICES LIMITED

  144. Consideration of Tender Application for a Special Purpose
  Lease over Allotment 5, Section 14, Town of
  Ialibu, Southern Highlands Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G205 dated 14th March, 2019 (Tender
  No.: 015/2019).

  1. PATRICK RAMA

  145. Consideration of Tender Application for an Agriculture Lease
  over Portion 565, Milinch Megigi, Fourmil
  Talasea, West New Britain Province as advertised in the National
  Gazette No. G263 dated 31st March, 2017 (Tender
  No.: 013/2017).

  1. MOSES JOSFL4LAH KIANO

  146. Consideration of Tender Application for an Agriculture Lease

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• over Portion 643, Milinch Granville, Fourmil
  Moresby, Central Province as advertised in the National Gazette No.
  G52 dated 29th January, 2019 (Tender No.:
  002/2019).

  1. LAMADEB PROPERTY PROTECTION LIMITED

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  A Papua New Guinea Land Board Meeting Number: 03/2019—
  continued

  147. Consideration of Tender Application for an Urban Development
  Lease (UDL) over Portion 3598, Winch
  Granville, Fourmil Moresby, National Capital District as advertised
  in the National Gazette No. G421 dated 23rd May,
  2019 (Tender No.: 053/2019).

  1. BESASAM INVESTMENTS LIMITED
  2. GEMINI HOLDINGS LIMITED
  3. KANDANA ENTERPRISES LIMITED
  4. MIUKUL INVESTMENT LIMITED
  5. NIUGINI HOPE CLINIC LIMITED
  6. TOMBUAK INVESTMENTS LIMITED
  7. UNIVERSITY OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA (UPNG)
  8. VINCMAL HIRE CARS LIMITED

  Any person may attend the Board sitting and give evidence or
  object to the grant of any application. The board
  will sit publicly and may examine witnesses on oath and may submit
  documentary evidence as it thinks fit.

  Dated this 31st day of October, 2019.
  S. WANGE
  Chairman—Papua New Guinea Land
  Board

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• PUBLISHED BV AUTHORITY
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  No. G880 PORT MORESBY, THURSDAY, 31st OCTOBER 2019

  Land Registration Act (Chapter 191)

  ISSUE OF OFFICIAL COPY OF STATE LEASE

  NOTICE is hereby given that after the expiration of fourteen clear
  days from the date of publication of this Notice, it
  is my intention to issue an Official Copy of the State Lease
  referred to in the Schedule below under Section 162 of Land
  Registration Act (Chapter 191), it having, been shown to my
  satisfaction that the registered proprietor’s copy has been
  lost or destroyed.

  SCHEDULE

  State Lease Volume 38 Folio 9497 evidencing a leasehold estate in
  all that piece or parcel of land known as
  Allotment 6, Section 8, Boroko, National Capital District containing
  an area of 0.1568 Hectares more or less the
  registered proprietor of which is BENIN LIMITED.

  Other Interests: Mortgage No.S.48807 to Australia & New Zealand
  Banking Group (PNG) Limited.

  Dated this 11th day of September, 2019.
  B. SAMSON,
  Registrar of
  Titles.

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• Kumul Consolidated Holdings Authorisation Act 2002.

  REVOCATION OF MANAGING DIRECTOR AND APPOINTMENT OF ACTING MANAGING
  DIRECTOR
  OF THE KUMUL CONSOLIDATED HOLDINGS LIMITED

  THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, by virtue of the powers conferred by
  Section 12 of the Kumul
  Consolidated Holdings Authorisation Act 2002, and all other powers
  it enabling, on the recommendation of the
  Minister, hereby—

  (a) revoke the appointment of DARREN YOUNG as Managing Director of
  the Kumul Consolidated Holdings
  Limited; and

  (b) appoint PARKOP KURUA as Acting Managing Director of the Kumul
  Consolidated Holdings
  Limited, for a period of three (3) years.

  commencing on and from 16th October, 2019.

  Dated this Wednesday, 30th day of October, 2019.

  J. MARAPE,
  Chairman,
  National Executive
  Council.

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  Kumul Consolidated Holdings Authorisation Act
  2002

  REVOCATION OF APPOINTMENT AND APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTOR OF KUMUL
  CONSOLIDATED
  HOLDINGS LIMITED

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• THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, by virtue of the powers conferred by
  Section 12 of the Kumul
  Consolidated Holdings Authorisation Act 2002, and all other powers
  it enabling, on the recommendation of the
  Minister, hereby;—

  (a) revoke the appointment of MATTHEW MAY as Non-Executive
  Director of Kumul Consolidated
  Holdings Limited; and

  (b) appoint-

  (i) the following persons as Non-Executive Directors of
  Kumul Consolidated Holdings
  Limited —

  PETER AITSI
  IAN CLARKE
  JAMES GORE; and

  (ii) PETER AITSI as Chairman of the Board of Kumul
  Consolidated Holdings Limited,

  for a period of three (3) years, commencing on and from 16th
  October, 2019

  Dated this Wednesday, 30th day of October, 2019.

  J. MARAPE,

  Chairman,
  National
  Executive Council.

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• Kumul Consolidated Holdings Authorisation Act
  2002

  APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTOR AND CHAIRMAN OF KUMUL TELIKOM HOLDINGS
  LIMITED

  THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, by virtue of the powers
  conferred by Section 12 of the Kumul
  Consolidated Holdings Authorisation Act 2002 and all other
  powers it enabling, hereby appoint JOHAN
  VOLKERINK as Director and Chairman of Kumul Telikom Holdings
  Limited, for a period of three (3) years,
  with effect on and from the date of publication of this
  instrument in the National Gazette.

  Dated this Wednesday, 30th day of October, 2019.

  J. MARAPE,
  Chairman,
  National Executive
  Council.

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  No. G875 PORT MORESBY, WEDNESDAY, 30th OCTOBER [2019

  Kumul Consolidated Holdings Authorisation Act 2002

  APPOINTMENT OF ACTING MANAGING DIRECTOR, NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS,
  CHAIRMAN AND DEPUTY CHAIRMAN OF PNG PORTS CORPORATION LIMITED

  THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, by virtue of the powers conferred by
  Section 12 of the Kumul
  Consolidated Holdings Authorisation Act 2002, and all other powers
  it enabling on the recommendation of the
  Minister, hereby appoint;—

  (a) FEGO OTA KINIAFA as Acting Managing Director of PNG Ports

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• Corporation Limited; and

  (b) the following persons as Non-Executive Directors of the Board
  of PNG Ports Corporation Limited-

  KEPAS WALI
  HARVEY NII
  MURRAY WOO
  JOE HOLLOWAY
  DOUVERI HENOA
  STEPHEN RAPHAEL; and

  (c) KEPAS WALI as Chairman of PNG Ports Corporation Limited, and

  (d) HARVEY NH as Deputy Chairman of PNG Ports Corporation
  Limited,

  for a period of three (3) years, with effect on and from the date
  of publication of this instrument in the National
  Gazette.

  Dated this Wednesday, 30th day of October, 2019.

  J.
  MARAPE,

  Chairman,
  National
  Executive Council.

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  No. G874 PORT MORESBY, WEDNESDAY, 30th OCTOBER [2019

  Fisheries Management Act 1998

  APPOINTMENT OF CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL FISHERIES AUTHORITY BOARD

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• THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, by virtue of the powers conferred by
  Section 8(5) of the Fisheries
  Management Act 1998, and all other powers it enabling, acting with,
  and in accordance with, the recommendation of
  the Minister, hereby appoint Ango Wangatau as Chairman of the Board
  of the National Fisheries Authority,
  for a period of three (3) years, with effect on and from the date of
  publication of this instrument in the National
  Gazette.

  Dated this Wednesday, 30th day of October, 2019.

  J. MARAPE,
  Chairman,
  National Executive
  Council.

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  No. G873 PORT MORESBY, WEDNESDAY, 30th OCTOBER [2019

  Police Act 1998

  APPOINTMENT OF ACTING DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE

  I, GRAND CHIEF SIR BOB DADAE, GCL., G.C.M.G., K. St. J.,
  Governor-General, by virtue of the powers
  conferred by Section 50 of the Police Act 1998 and all other
  powers me enabling, acting with, and in accordance
  with, the advice of the National Executive Council, hereby
  appoint JOANNE CLARKSON as Acting Deputy
  Commissioner of Police (Administration) for a period of three
  (3) months, or until a substantive appointment is
  made, whichever occurs first, with effect on and from 6th
  October, 2019.

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• Dated this Tuesday, 29th day of October, 2019.
  Sir BOB DADAE,
  Governor General.

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  CONSTITUTION

  National Intelligence Organization Act (Chapter 405)

  APPOINTMENT OF ACTING DIRECTOR-GENERAL OF THE NATIONAL
  INTELLIGENCE
  ORGANISATION

  I, GRAND CHIEF SIR BOB DADAE, GCL., G.C.M.G., K. St. J., Governor-
  General, by virtue of the powers

  conferred by Section 193(2) of the Constitution and Section 8(1)(a)
  of the National Intelligence Organisation Act

  (Chapter 405) and all other powers me enabling, acting with, and in
  accordance with, the advice of the National
  Executive Council, given after consultation with the Leader of the
  Opposition, hereby appoint Frawley Walsh

  Terence as Acting Director-General of the National Intelligence
  Oranisation, for a period of three (3) months, or

  until a substantive appointment is made, whichever occurs first,
  with effect on and from 10th October, 2019 up to

  and including 9th January, 2020.

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• Dated this Tuesday 29th day of October, 2019.

  Sir BOB DADAE,
  Governor-General.

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  National Procurement Act 2018

  Regulatory Statutory Authorities (Appointment to Certain
  Offices) Act 2004

  APPOINTMENT OF ACTING CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE NATIONAL
  PROCUREMENT
  COMMISSION

  I, GRAND CHIEF SIR BOB DADAE, GCL., G.C.M.G., K. St. J., Governor-
  General, by virtue of the powers

  conferred by Section 18 of the National Procurement Act 2018 and
  Section 9 of the Regulatory Statutory

  Authorities (Appointment to Certain Offices) Act 2004, all other
  powers me enabling, acting with, and in accordance

  with, after receiving the recommendation from the Public Services
  Commission, hereby appoint Simon Bole as

  Acting Chief Executive Officer of the National Procurement
  Commission, for a period of three (3) months, or until

  a substantive appointment is made, whichever occurs first, with
  effect on and from 30th October, 2019 up to and

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• including 29th January, 2020.

  Dated this Tuesday 29th day of October, 2019.

  Sir BOB DADAE,
  Governor-General.

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  Regulatory Statutory Authorities (Appointment to Certain
  Offices) Act 2004

  APPOINTMENT OF ACTING DIRECTOR FOR NATIONAL COORDINATION OFFICE OF
  BOUGAINVILLE AFFAIRS (NCOBA)

  I, GRAND CHIEF SIR BOB DADAE, GCL., G.C.M.G., K. St. J., Governor-
  General, by virtue of the powers

  conferred by Section 9 of the Regulatory Statutory Authorities
  (Appointment to Certain Offices) Act 2004 and all

  other powers me enabling, acting with, and in accordance with, the
  advice of the Minister (a delegate of the

  National Executive Council) on the recommendation of the Public
  Services Commission, hereby appoint John

  Anuma as Acting Director for National Coordination Office of
  Bougainville, for a period of three (3) months, or

  until a substantive appointment is made, whichever occurs first,
  with effect on and from 2nd October, 2019 up to

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• and including 1st January 2020.

  Dated this Tuesday 29th day of October, 2019.

  Sir BOB DADAE,
  Governor-General.

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  CONSTITUTION

  Public Services (Management) Act 1995

  APPOINTMENT OF ACTING SECRETARY FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF PETROLEUM

  I, GRAND CHIEF SIR BOB DADAE, GCL., G.C.M.G., K. St. J., Governor-
  General, by virtue of the powers
  conferred by Section 193(IB) of the Contitution, and Section 31B of
  the Public Services (Management) Act 1995,
  and all other powers me enabling, acting with, and in accordance
  with, the advice of the Minister for Public Service (a
  delegate of the National Executive Council), on the recommendation
  of the Public Services Commission, hereby
  appoint Lohial Nuau as Acting Secretary for the Department of
  Petroleum, for a period of three (3) months or until
  a substantive appointment is made, whichever occurs first, with
  effect on and from 23rd October, 2019 up to and
  including 22nd January, 2020.

  Dated this Tuesday 29th day of October, 2019.

  Sir BOB DADAE,
  Governor-General.

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  CONSTITUTION

  Constitutional and Law Reform Commission Act 2004

  APPOINTMENT OF ACTING SECRETARY OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL AND LAW
  REFORM
  COMMISSION

  I, GRAND CHIEF SIR BOB DADAE, GCL., G.C.M.G, K. St. J., Governor-
  General, by virtue of the powers
  conferred by Section 193(1B) of the Contitution and Section 17 of
  the Constitutional and Law Reform Commission
  Act 2004, and all other powers me enabling, acting with, and in
  accordance with, the advice of the Minister (a delegate
  of the National Executive Council) on the recommendation of the
  Public Services Commission, hereby appoint
  Dorothy Mimiko-Kesenga as Acting Secretary for Constitutional and
  Law Reform Commission, for a period of
  three (3) months, or until a substantive appointment is made
  whichever occurs first, with effect on and from 9th
  October, 2019 up to and including 8th January, 2020.

  Dated this Tuesday 29th day of October, 2019.

  Sir BOB DADAE,
  Governor-General.

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  Securities Commission Act 2015

  APPOINTMENT OF INVESTIGATIONS OFFICER

  I, ALEX TONGAYU, MBE, by virtue of powers conferred by Section 5 of
  the Securities Commission Act
  2015 and all other powers me enabling, hereby appoint Michael Badui
  of Cabaran Ikhlas (PNG) Limited as
  an Investigating
  Officer of the Securities Commission for a period of twelve months
  from 18 October, 2019 to 18 October,
  2020.

  Dated this Tuesday, 29th day of October, 2019.

  A. TONGAYU,
  MBE,
  Acting
  Chairman.

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  Securities Commission Act 2015
  SECURITIES COMMISSION (LEVY ON SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS) ORDER
  2019

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• In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 44(1) of the
  Securities Commission Act 2015, the Securities
  Commission of Papua New Guinea makes the following order:

  1. This Order may be cited as the Securities Commission (Levy on
  Securities Transactions) Order 2019
  and shall come into effect upon publication in the National
  Gazette.

  The rate of the Levy to be paid by a purchaser or seller in
  respect of the purchase or sale of the
  Securities recorded on the stock exchange or notified to the
  stock exchange in accordance with
  its rules shall be 0.015 of the purchase or sale price of
  such purchase or sale of securities.

  3. The Stock Exchange shall remit or cause to be remitted the
  levies payable to the Commission by
  interbank transmission into the account of the Commission
  with such financial institution as may be
  designated by the Commission or in such other manner as the
  Commission may decide.

  4. An holder of a Capital Market License involved in dealing or
  broking in securities or a stockbroker shall
  remit or cause to be remitted to the Stock Exchange all
  levies it collected for all off-market transactions
  to the Commission within three days from the beginning of
  each month.

  5. Within five business days from the beginning of each month,
  an exchange shall remit or cause to be
  remitted all levies collected for the Commission.

  6. For the purposes of computing the amount of levies payable to
  the Commssion each month, levies shall
  be payable in respect of all purchases or sale of securities
  recorded on the stock exchange or notified to
  the exchange for such month, including the sale of securities
  entered into on the last day of such month,
  irrespective of the settlement date of such transaction.

  No. G865-29th October, 2019 2 National Gazette

  Securities Commission (Levy on Securities Transactions) Order
  2019—continued

  7. The Stock Exchange and the license holder dealing in
  securities (stockbrokers) shall provide a report on
  the number of transactions executed both on-market and off-
  market and levies collected as part of its

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• quarterly regulatory report pursuant to Section 17 of the
  Capital Market Act 2015.

  Dated this Tuesday, 29th day of October, 2019.

  A. TONGAYU, MBE,
  Acting Chairman.

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  No. G864 PORT MORESBY, TUESDAY, 29th OCTOBER 2019

  Land Registration Act (Chapter 191)

  ISSUE OF OFFICIAL COPY OF STATE LEASE

  NOTICE is hereby given that after the expiration of fourteen clear
  days from the date of publication of this Notice, it
  is my intention to issue an Official Copy of the State Lease
  referred to in the Schedule below under Section 162 of Land
  Registration Act (Chapter 191), it having been shown to my
  satisfaction that the registered proprietor’s copy has been
  lost or destroyed.

  SCHEDULE

  State Lease Volume 45 Folio 117 evidencing a leasehold estate in
  all that piece or parcel of land known as Portion
  986, Milinch of Hagen, Ramu, Western Highlands Province containing
  an area of 44.9201 Hectares more or less the
  registered proprietor of which is BEN TEMON.

  Other Interest: Unregistered Transmission to PUBLIC CURATOR as
  Administrator.

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• Dated this 26th day of September, 2019.
  B. HITOLO,
  Deputy Registrar of
  Titles.

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  Printer,
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  No. G863 PORT MORESBY, TUESDAY, 29th OCTOBER 2019

  Land Act 1996

  FORFEITURE OF STATE LEASE

  I, HON. JOHN ROSSO, MP, Minister for Lands & Physical Planning by
  virtue of powers conferred on me by
  Section 122(1) of Land Act 1996 and all other powers me enabling,
  hereby forfeit the lease specified in the Schedule
  on the grounds that —

  (a) The improvement conditions imposed by the Act have not been
  fulfilled in respect of the land;

  (b) The Lessee has failed to comply with the Notice to Show Cause
  under Section 122(2)(a) of the Land Act
  1996.

  SCHEDULE

  A grant of a Residential lease in respect of Section 123,
  Allotment 23, Matirogo, National Capital District being
  all of the land contained in the State Lease Volume: 118 Folio: 195
  in the Department of Lands and Physical Planning
  Land File Reference: DD/123/023.

  Dated this 23rd day of October, 2019.
  Hon. J. ROSSO, DPS, MP,
  Minister for Lands & Physical
  Planning,

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  No. G862 PORT MORESBY, TUESDAY, 29th OCTOBER 2019

  Companies Act 1997
  Section 366(1)(a)

  BUK PNG LIMITED
  (1-90663)

  NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REMOVE THE COMPANY FROM REGISTER OF
  REGISTERED OFFICE

  I, MORTEN RAVN FREDERIKSEN, a Director of BUK PNG LIMITED
  (“Company”) pursuant to a Special

  Directors Resolution dated 23rd October 2019, hereby give notice
  that the Company intends to be removed from the

  register of the Registered Companies Office pursuant section 366(1)
  (a) of the Companies Act 1997.

  Dated this 24th day of October, 2019.

  M.R.
  FREDERIKSEN,

  Director,
  Buk PNG
  Limited.

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• (Registered at the General Post Office, Port Moresby,
  for transmission by post as a Qualified Publication)

  No. G861 PORT MORESBY, FRIDAY, 25th OCTOBER
  2019

  NATIONAL LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES SERVICES
  Office of the Director General

  SCHEDULE

  Member Section of the Act Interests
  Term of Office
  appointed under Represented

  Ambrose s. 37 (2) (a) Ministry
  3 years
  Kuselley –
  Chairman
  Priscilla Kare s. 37 (2) (b) PNG Education
  3 years
  – Deputy Chairman Advocacy Network
  Kakaito Kasi s. 37 (2) (b) Director General
  Ex Officio
  Samson s. 37 (2) (b) Teaching Services
  3 years
  Wangihomie Commission
  Wesley Lakain s. 37 (2) (b) PNG National
  Commission 3 years
  for UNESCO/ Education
  Edward s. 37 (2) (b) Community and NGO
  3 years
  Abakawale

  Anne-Sophie Hermann s. 37 (2) (b) Buk Bilong Pikinini
  3 years
  Keith Jiram s. 37 (2) (b) PEAs
  3 years
  DR. Golu H. Nou s. 37 (2) (b) Higher Education
  (UPNG) 3 years
  Tukul KaiL-u s. 37 (2) (b) Archives (UPNG)
  3 years
  Paul Jagipa s. 37 (2) tb) Libraries
  3 years

  Dated this 26th day of July, 2019.

  Hon. J. YOPYYOPY, MP,

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• Minister for Education.

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  No. G859 PORT MORESBY, FRIDAY, 25th OCTOBER
  2019

  PARLIAMENTARY SERVICE APPOINTMENT

  Sec. 21(3)

  I, Job Pomat, MP, Speaker of the National Parliament, with the
  powers enabling me, acting on the advice of the Acting
  Clerk of the National Parliament, hereby:—

  (a) Appoint (for three (3) years) each of the following as
  Members of the Parliamentary Service Supply and
  Tenders Board:

  (i) Clerk of the National Parliament – Chairman.
  (ii) Parliamentary Counsel – Member.
  (iii) Chief Finance Officer – Member.
  (iv) FAS (Financial Reporting & Compliance), Department of
  Finance – Member.
  (v) As (Financial Reporting & Compliance), Department of
  Finance – Alternate Member.

  (b) Quorum:

  Three (3) persons.

  The term of the Board shall be three (3) years as of the Date of
  Gazettal.

  Dated this 15th day of August, 2019.

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• Hon. J. POMAT, MP,
  Speaker
  of the National Parliament.

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  No. G857 PORT MORESBY, THURSDAY, 24th OCTOBER [2019

  Land Registration Act 1981

  REVOCATION OF THE APPOINTMENT OF THE REGISTRAR OF TITLES AND
  APPOINTMENT OF
  THE ACTING REGISTRAR OF TITLES AND DEPUTY REGISTRAR OF TITLES

  I, Hon. John Rosso, DPS, MP, Minister for Lands & Physical Planning
  and by powers vested upon me pursuant to
  Section 4 of the Land Registration Act 1981, hereby revoke the
  current appointee in person to the position of the
  Registrar of Titles and appoint the following persons named
  hereunder to the following positions both acting and
  substantive.

  I herein Revoke:-

  . Benjamin Samson’s appointment as the Registrar of Titles

  And I herein simultaneously Appoint:

  ▪ Ala Ane as the Acting Registrar of Titles
  • Jemima Salop as the Deputy Registrar of Titles (National
  Capital District)

  This ‘Revocation’ and the simultaneous ‘Appointments’ takes
  immediate effect upon the date of the gazettal of
  this Instrument.

  Dated this 24th day of October, 2019.

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• Hon. J. ROSSO, DPS,
  MP,
  Minister for Lands &
  Physical Planning.

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  No. G856 PORT MORESBY, THURSDAY, 24th OCTOBER 2019

  Land Act 1996

  REVOCATION OF THE NATIONAL GAZETTE NO. G475 OF THURSDAY 14TH
  JULY 2016

  I, Oswald Tolopa, in my capacity as the Acting Secretary, by virtue
  of the powers conferred on me under Section 74
  of the Land Act 1996 and all other powers me enabling, hereby
  declare that the gazettal of the following grant
  mentioned herein is contrary to the law as per the facts contained
  in the relevant land file and as vested with the
  administrative duty to ensure that processes of allocating State
  Land stipulated under the Land Act are duly complied
  with, I hereby revoke the following grant for non-compliance with
  the Land Act as per the Schedule.

  1. I hereby declare the following gazettal of grant to be revoked
  as per Schedule #1.

  SCHEDULE # 1

  Item No. I Land File No. I Particulars of Land

  164 LF 04116/3329 NNL Construction Limited,
  for a
  Business (Light Industrial)
  Lease
  over Portion 3329, Milinch
  Granville, Fourmil of
  Moresby,
  National Capital District.

  2. I simultaneously hereby declare the revoked iterms be gazette
  as successful applicants as per Schedule #2.

• Page 52 of 225

• SCHEDULE # 2

  Item No. I Land File No. I Particulars of Land

  164 LF 04116/3329 NNL Construction Limited,
  an
  Urban Development Lease
  over
  Portion 3329, Milinch
  Granville,
  Fourmil of Moresby,
  National
  Capital District.

  Dated this 21st day of October, 2019.
  0. TOLOPA,
  Acting Secretary.

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  No. G855 PORT MORESBY, THURSDAY, 24th OCTOBER 2019

  Independence Fellowship Trust Act (Chapter 1040)

  APPOINTMENT OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE INDEPENDENCE FELLOWSHIP
  TRUST

  I, Hon. Alfred L. Manase (LLB), MP, Minister for Labour and
  Industrial Relations, by virtue of the powers
  conferred by Section 5 of the Independence Fellowship Trust Act
  (Chapter 1040) all other powers enabling me,
  hereby appoint the following persons to be Trustees of the Board for
  the purpose of the Act effective from the
  date of appointment:—

  (1) Bishop Rochus TatamaiChairman IFS Board of Trustees Catholic
  Church
  Diocese – Kavieng, NIP.

• Page 53 of 225

• (2) Ravu Vagi Deputy Chairperson, Acting Secretary,
  Department of
  Labour and Industrial Relations.

  (3) Ms. Monica Maluan Board Member, Technical Vocational
  Education
  Training (TVET Department of
  Education).

  (4) Michael Yai Pupu Board Member, Community Leader and
  Businessman.

  (5) Nigel Agonia, MBE Rural and Community Representative,
  Gereka.

  Dated this 21st day of October, 2019.
  Hon. A.L. MALTASE (LLB) MP,
  Minister for Labour and Industrial
  Relations.

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  No. G-854 PORT MORESBY, WEDNESDAY, 23rd OCTOBER 2019

  Land Act 1996
  LAND AVAILABLE FOR LEASING
  A. APPLICANT:
  Applicants or Tenderers should note-
  1. Full name (block letters), occupation and address;
  2. If a Company, the proper Registered Company name and address
  of the Company representative;
  3. If more than one person, the tenancy desired and, if tenancy
  in common, the division of shares.
  Applicants or tenderers should note-
  4. That a lease cannot be held in a name rezistered under the
  Business Names Act only; and
  5. That in the case of death in joint tenancy, the deceased
  partner’s interest vests in the surviving partner and,
  in. the case of tenancy in common, the deceased partner’s
  interest vests in his estate.
  B. TYPE OF LEASE:
  Leases provided for a Business, Residence, Pastoral, Azicultural,
  Mission or Special Purposes. State Leases may be
  acted for a maximum period of 99 years. Applicants should note

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• that, in the case of land within physical planning areas
  the purpose of the lease must be in accordance with the zoning
  requirements of the Physical Planning Act.
  C PROPOSED PLIRPOSES, 131PROVEMENTS, ETC:
  The applicant or tenderer should provide fullest details (on
  attachment if necessary) of his proposal for the lease
  including information on-
  1. Financial status or prospects;
  2. Details of other land holdings in Papua New Guinea including
  approximate value of improvements to these
  holdings;
  3. Approximate value and type of proposed improvements to the
  land applied for;
  4. Experience and abilities to develop the land;
  5. Any other details which would support the application.

  No. G 854 – 23rd October, 2019
  National Gazette

  Land Available for
  Leasing–continued

  D. DESCRIPTION OF LAM):
  To be used only when NOT in response to an advertisement. A
  brief description giving area and locality is required. A
  sketch plan should be provided on an attachment Where possible the
  land parcel should be identified on a map published
  by the Department of Lands & Physical Planning.
  In the case of Tenders or an advertisement of land available
  for leasing the description is to be inserted in the column
  provided under the heading “Tender or Land Available Preference”.
  –

  E. TENDER OF LC ’73 AVAILABLE PREFERENCE:
  The preference should be clearly indicated. In cases where
  there are more than 20 preferences the additional
  preferences may be shown on attachment. The “Description” should
  give the Lot and Section number or the
  Portion number as shown in the Gazette. The “Amount Offered” column
  need only be completed in the case of tenders.

  F TENDERERS:
  Tenderers should take particular note that a tender for an
  amount less than the reserve price is invalid and shall not
  be considered. The successful tenderer will be required to pay the
  full amount of the tender.

  G TO WV SUBDIVISION LEASES:
  In addition to the requirements of the relevant sections above,
  an applicant or tenderer for a Town Subdivision Lease
  shall submit:
  (i) A preliminary proposal for the subdivision.
  (ii) A preliminary sketch plan of the proposed subdivision.

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• (iii) Provisionals proposals for subdivision surveys and
  installation of roads and drainage.

  H. FEES:
  I. All applications or tenders must be accompanied by a
  Registration of Application Fee. These are regulated
  as follows:—
  K
  K

  Residential hieb. covenant.. … …
  50.00 Mission
  Leases … 20.00
  Residential low-medium covenant …
  20.00 A -icultural
  Leases … 20.00
  Business and Special Purposes …
  _100.00 Pastoral
  Leases … 20.00
  Leases over Settlement land (Urban &
  Rural)
  … 20.00
  2. Following the grant of the lease, an additional fee of
  K50 (preparation of lease fee), and if surveyed, the sur-
  vey fee as prescribed and, in the case of tender, the
  amount of the tender shall be payable within two months
  from the date of grant, ie. from the date of aazettal of
  therecommended lease holder in the PNG National
  Gazette.

  3. If not surveyed, the payment of survey fee may be
  deferred until survey.

  NOTE: If more than one block is required an additional
  Application Fee for each additional block must be paid. –

  GENERAL:

  1. All applications must be lodged with the Secretary of
  Lands & Physical Planning;

  2. All applications will be considered by the Land Board at
  a date which will be notified to the applicant and in
  the National Gazette.

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  3
  No. G854-23rd October, 2019

  Land Available for Leasing—continued

• Page 56 of 225

• (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 20th
  November, 2019)
  TENDER No. 056/2019— TOWN OF KCNEBE, WEST NEW BRITAIN
  PROVLNCE (ISLANDS REGION-)

  BUSDCESS (COM1vERCIAL) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 14 Section 17 (Kimbe)
  Area: 0,110 Hectares.
  –
  Annual Rent: K1,925.00 p/a.
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—

  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona
  fide for Business (Commercial) Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a
  term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be re-assessed
  every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being
  buildings for Business (Commercial) Purposes to a minimum value as
  to be

  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within three
  (3) years from the date of grant and

  these or similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon
  in good repair during the

  currency of the lease;
  (i) Excision of easements for
  electricity, water, drainage and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No: 056/2019 and plans
  will be displayed on the Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &-
  Physical Planning, Eda Tano Haus (Ground Floor), Waigani, National
  Capital District; and the Provincial
  Administration Notice Board, Kirabe; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Kimbe; West New Britain Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land
  Allocation Section (Islands Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office (Eda Tano Halls, Ground Floor),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  Any interested applicants are required
  to first consult the Land Allocation Section of the Deparnnent of
  Lands &
  Physical Planning before the lodging formal applications.

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  Port Moresby.-854.

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  No. G853 PORT MORESBY, WEDNESDAY, 23rd OCTOBER 2019

  CORRIGENDUM

  It is hereby notified for general information that the notice of
  Amendment to the Determination of Titles and
  Responsibilities of Ministers dated 6th August, 2019 and published
  in National Gazette No. G642 of 6th August, 2019
  contained two errors —

  (a) in Paragraph (a), “(f)” is repealed and replaced with “(j)”;
  and

  (b) in Paragraph (e), “20” is repealed and replaced with “31”.

  Dated this 23rd day of October, 2019.

  J. BOGOMBARI,
  First Legislative Counsel.

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  No. G852 PORT MORESBY, WEDNESDAY, 23rd OCTOBER
  2019

  Land Registration (Amendment) Act 2009
  NOTICE OF LNVITATION FOR OBJECTION UNDER SECTION 34G
  This notice serves to notify the General public and customary

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• landowners within the Angoram/Middle Sepik Local
  Level Government (LLG) that Monition Kavin Incorporated Land Group
  (ILG) is intending to conduct survey to
  register their customary land known as Vtlanamba, within the Angoram
  District, East Sepik Province.
  The Department now invites any person who may have an interest
  in the designated land area to access the
  survey plan from the Office of the Surveyor General, Regional
  Surveyor’s Office and Office of the Director Customary
  Land Registration.
  Interested persons who wish to object to the survey plan is
  advised to lodge their objections in accordance with
  Section 34(I) to the Office of the Director Customary Land
  Registration within a period of not more than ninety (90)
  days from the date of this Notice.
  If no objection is received within the prescribed period then
  the survey Would be deemed correct and final
  registration of the survey will be effected.
  SCHEDULE
  Potion ivlilinch Founnil Applicant NameName of Land
  Area Survey Plan LLG
  (s) Land (ha)
  Number
  Wombun Ambunti Monjuon Kavin Wanamba 6,138 ha
  ESP/86 Angoram/
  (NW & SW) ILG
  Middle

  Sepik
  Dated this 22nd day of October, 2019.

  A. MALO,
  Director,
  Customary Land Registration.
  Land Registration (Amendment) Act 2009
  NOTICE OF INVITATION FOR OBJECTION UNDER SECTION 34G
  This notice serves to notify the general public and customary
  landowners within the Angoram/Aliddle Sepik Local
  Level Government (LLG) that Worikumbia Incorporated Land Group (ILG)
  is intending to conduct survey to
  register their customary land known as Mevimbit, within the Angoram
  District, East Sepik Province.

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  National Gazette

  Notice of Invitation for Objection under Section
  34G—continued

  The Department now invites any person who may have an interest
  in the designated land area to access the
  survey plan from the Office of the Surveyor General, Regional
  Surveyor’s Office and Office of the Director Customary

• Page 59 of 225

• Land Registration.
  Interested persons who wish to object to the survey plan is
  advised to lodge their objections in accordance with
  Section 34(1) to the Office of the Director Customary Land
  Registration within a period of not. mare than ninety (90)
  days from the date of this Notice.

  If no objection is received within the prescribed period then
  the survey would be deemed correct and final
  registration of the survey will be effected.
  SCHEDULE
  PortionMilinch Foucmil Applicant Nam eName of Land
  Area Survey Plan LLG
  (s) Land (ha)
  Number

  Wombun Ambunti Worikumbia Mevimbit 2,841
  ha ESP/82 Anaoram/
  (NW & SW) ILG
  Middle

  Sepik
  Dated this 22nd day of October, 2019

  A. MA LO,

  Director, Customary Land Registration.
  Land Registration (Amendment) Act 2009
  NOTICE OF INVITATION FOR OBJECTION UNDER SECTION 34G
  This notice serves to notify the general public and customary
  landowners within the Angoram/Middle Sepik Local
  Level Government (LLG) that Ripmanbara Incorporated Land Group (ILG)
  is intending to conduct survey to
  register their customary land known as Numbusui 2, within the
  Angoram District, East Sepik Province.
  The Department now invites any person who may have an interest
  in the designated land area to access the
  survey plan from the Office of the Surveyor General, Regional
  Surveyor’s Office and Office of the Director Customary
  Land Registration.
  Interested persons who wish to object to the survey plan is
  advised to lodge their objections in accordance with
  Section 34(1) to the Office of the Director Customary Land
  Registration within a period of not more than ninety (90)
  days from the date of this Notice.
  If no objection is received within the prescribed period then
  the survey would be deemed correct and final
  registration of the survey will be effected.
  SCHEDULE
  Portion Milinch Fommil Applicant NameName of Land
  Area Survey Plan LLG
  (s) Land (ha)
  Number
  Wombun (NW) Ambunti Ripmanbara Numbusui 2 344

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• ha ESP/83 Angoram!
  ILG
  Middle

  Sepik

  Dated this 22nd day of October, 2019.

  A. MALO,

  Director, Customary Land Registration.
  Land Registration (Amendment) Act 2009
  NOTICE OF INVITATION FOR OBJECTION UNDER SECTION 34G
  This notice serves to notify the general public and customary
  landowners within the Angoram/Middle Sepik Local
  Level Government (LLG) that Ripmanbara Incorporated Land Group (ILG)
  is intending to conduct survey to
  register their customary land known as Numbusui 1, within the
  Angoram District, East Sepik Province.

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  G852-23rd October, 2019

  Notice of Invitation for Objection under Section
  34G—continued

  The Department now invites any person who may have an interest
  in the designated land area to access the
  survey plan from the Office of the Surveyor General, Regional
  Surveyor’s Office and Office of the Director Customary
  Land Registration.

  Interested persons who wish to object to the survey plan is
  advised to lodge their objections in accordance with
  Section 34(I) to the Office of the Director Customary Land
  Registration within a period of not more than ninety (90)
  days from the date of this Notice.

  If no objection is received within the prescribed period then
  the survey would be deemed correct and final
  registration of the survey will be effected.

  SCHEDULE

  PortionIvrilinch Fourmil Applicant NameName of Land
  AreaSurvey Plan LLG
  (s) Land (ha)
  Number

  Wombun (NW) Ambunti Ripmanbara Numbusui 1 1,924 ha
  ESP/83 Angoram/

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• Middle

  Sepik

  Dated this 22nd day of October, 2019.

  A. MALO,
  Director,
  Customary Land Registration.

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  Government Printer.
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  No. G851 PORT MORESBY, WEDNESDAY, 23rd OCTOBER 2019

  Capital Market Act 2015
  Secs. 34, 37, 156, 189
  CAPITAL MARKET LICENSE

  I, ALEX TONGAYU, MBE, by virtue of powers conferred by Sections
  34(1), 37(1), 156 and 189 of the Capital
  Market Act 2015 and all other powers me enabling, hereby KUMUL
  CONSOLIDATED HOLDINGS (PNG)
  LIMITED, a Capital Market Licence as a TRUSTEE of Unit Trust,
  Debentures and Managed Investment Schemes
  pursuant to Section 210(2) of the Capital Market Act 2015.

  Pursuant to Section 44 of the Capital Market Act 2015, this
  license is due for renewal on the 14th day of
  October, 2020.

  Dated this 14th day of October, 2019.

  A. TONGAYU,
  MBE,
  Acting
  Chairman.

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  [2019

  Land Groups Incorporation (Amended) Act 2009

  NOTICE OF LODGEMENT OF AN APPLICATION FOR RECOGNITION AS AN
  INCORPORATED
  LAND GROUP

  File No: 19610

  PURSUANT to Section 33 of the Land Groups Incorporation Act, notice
  is hereby given that I have received an
  Application of a customary group of persons as an incorporated land
  group to be known by the name of:

  OROGWANGIN GABSONGKEG LAND GROUP INCORPORATED

  The said group claims the following qualifications for recognition
  as an incorporated land group.

  (1) Its members belong to Orogwangin Gabsonkeg Clan in
  Gabsongkeg Village.

  (2) Its members regard themselves and a regarded by other
  members of the said clan as bound by the
  common customs and beliefs.

  (3) It owns the following customary land and properties in
  Wampar Rural Local Level Government, Huon
  District, Morobe Province.
  Property Description

  1. Montamampes Land
  2. Ngawampog No.7 Land-Portion 1188C
  3. Wafearampes Land & Swamp
  4. Ngawampog Land
  5. Tanam No. 1…. Land-Portion 1033C
  6. Tufwantuf Creek

  Dated this 21st day of October, 2019.

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• A.
  KAPANOMBO,
  Delegate of the Registrar of
  Incorporated Land Groups.
  Note:—A person(s), a group, the District Administrator or the
  village court within the local level government of this particular
  land group may with-
  in 30 days of publication of this notice, lodge with the
  Registrar of ILG an objection and reason thereof not to register
  this land group in
  accordance with Section 6 of ILG (Amended) Act 2009.

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  DATE OF NEXT MEETING OF PARLIAMENT

  In pursuance of the resolution of the National Parliament on
  Thursday, 17th October 2019, I hereby fix Tuesday,
  26th November, 2019 at two o’clock in the afternoon, as the day on
  which the Parliament shall next meet.

  Hon. J.P. KOMAL, MP,
  Acting Speaker of the National
  Parliament.

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  Companies Act 1997

  PUBLIC NOTICE

  1, HARRIET KOKIVA, Acting Registrar of Companies give Notice that I
  intend to deal with a property described as
  Portion 193, M/L Megigi, F/M Talasea, West New Britain Province,
  comprised in State Lease Volume 119, Folio 86
  whose registered owner is Hoskins Estates Pty Ltd (1-6271), a
  company that was removed from the Register of
  Registered Companies on 11th March, 1996 and therefore is a
  “defunct” company as defined in the Companies Act
  1997.

  Therefore any person having a relevant interest in the property
  is required within one month after the
  publication of this Notice, to lodge with my office such relevant
  interest(s) or objection(s) and reasons thereof as to
  why I should not exercise my powers and functions (over properties
  of defunct companies) under Sections 372 & 373
  of the Companies Act 1997 to consider any Offer in respect of or to
  conveying the said property.

  Dated this 14th day of October, 2019.

  H. KOKIVA,
  Acting Registrar of
  Companies.

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  No. G847 PORT MORESBY, MONDAY, 21st OCTOBER
  2019

  Land Groups Incorporation (Amended) Act
  2009
  NOTICE OF GRANT OF CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION
  REG ILG No: 1309
  PURSUANT to Section 33 of the Land Groups Incorporation Act, notice
  is hereby given that I intend to grant a
  Certificate of Recognition under Section 5 to a customary group of
  persons as an Incorporated Land Group to be known
  by the name of:—
  ABI LAND GROUP INCORPORATED
  1. Name The name of the group shall be Abi Land
  Group Inc. (hereafter referred
  to as the Land Group).
  2. Membership: (1) Membership of the Land Group shall be
  open to persons who are members
  of the clans; or
  (2) To persons who regard themselves and
  are regarded by the other members
  of the said clan as bound by Common
  Customs and Beliefs.
  3. Controlling Body: The Committee shall be composed of a
  Chairperson, Deputy Chairperson,
  Secretary, Tresurer and up to two (2)
  other Committee Members as hereunder:—
  Position Names
  Chairperson Misinia Milty
  Maniu
  Deputy Chairperson Woi Wornsey
  Maniu
  Secretary Payes Lazarus
  Treasurer Enoh Naime
  Female Representative Isabel Isa
  Cowley
  Female Representative Bindy Burea
  Maniu
  4. Dispute Settlement Authority: The Dispute Settlement Authority
  shall consists of three (3) members but not
  more than five (5) members:—
  Names 1411aRe Position
  Garu Nasa Pediri Island Clan
  Leader
  Maniu Basu Ubuna Clan
  Leader
  Sarai Basu Ubuna Clan
  Leader

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  Notice of Grant of Certificate of Recognition
  —Continued
  Abi —Continued

  I certify that the Incorporated Land Group has complied with the
  traditional customs of Pediri Ubuna Village in
  Amazon Bay Rural Local Level Government, Abau District, Central
  Province.

  Given under my hand at Waigani, this 18th day of October,
  2019.

  H. WASA,
  Delegate of the Registrar of
  Incorporated Land Groups.

  NB:— As Committee Members and Dispute Settlement Authority Members
  may change from time to time, a search of the registered copy of the
  certificate should he
  conducted.

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  No. G846 PORT MORESBY, FRIDAY, 18th OCTOBER 2019

  Public Finances (Management) Act 1995 (as amended)

  PUBLIC FINANCE MANAGEMENT ACT DETERMINATION OF STATUTORY FEES AND
  CHARGES
  FOR DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

  I, the Honourable Charles Abel MP, the Minister for Finance and
  Rural Development, having consulted the
  Minister for Labour and Industrial Relations, make the following
  determination pursuant to Section 71A of the
  Public Finances (Management) Act 1995 (as amended) in respect of the
  statutory fees and charges imposed by

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• the laws, including any regulations, subsidiary legislations or
  administrative directions, referred to herein—

  (a) determine the activities and services for which fees and
  charges shall apply to be those that are specified
  in the Schedule; and
  (b) determine the amount of those fees and charges to be those
  that are specified in the Schedule.

  This determination shall take effect from the date of the
  publication of this notice in the National Gazette.

  Dated this 23rd day of September, 2019.
  Hon. C. ABEL, MP,
  Minster for Finance and Rural
  Development.

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  Public Finance Management Act Determination of Statutory Fees
  and Charges for Department of
  Labour and Industrial Relations—
  continued

  SCHEDULE

  Legislation Ref No. Descccription of Fees/Charges
  Former Fees/Charge New Fees/Charge

  S in Kina S in Kina
  Infiamation A Fees for Testing & analysis of samples
  or articles
  Liquids Act
  (Chapter 308)

  1.1 Determination of Flash Point – each
  sample/
  article tested
  100.00 200.00
  1.2 Test, Certify & Sample of Apparatus –
  If
  found correct
  300.00 600.00
  1.3 Test, Certify & Sample of Apparatus –
  If
  found inorrect
  500.00 1,000.00
  B Registration of premises (Other than
  Bulk Depots; excluding Division “C” Licenses
  2.1.1 Where total liquid storage does not
  exceed

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• 22,750 litres – New
  100.00 200.00
  2.1.2 Where total liquid storage does not
  exceed
  22,750 litres – Renewal
  50.00 200.00
  213 Fee for late Renewal, less than 22,750
  litres 100.00 350.00
  2.2.1 Where total liquid storage exceed
  22,750
  litres but does not exceed 45,500
  litres –
  New
  300.00 500.00
  2.2.2 Where total liquid storage exceed
  22,750
  litres but does not exceed 45,500
  litres –
  Renewal
  150.00 500.00
  2.2.3 Fee for late Renewal of liquid storage
  exceeds 22,750 litres but not
  exceeding
  45,500 litres
  300.00 700.00
  2.3.1 Where total liquid storage exceed
  45,500
  litres but does not exceed 227 500
  litres –
  New
  500.00 1,000.00
  2.3.2 Where total liquid storage exceed
  45,500
  litres but does not exceed 227 500
  litres –
  Renewal
  250.00 1,000.00
  2.3.3 Fee for late renewal where total liquid
  storage exceed 45.500 litres but does
  not
  exceed 227,500 litres
  500.00 1,500.00
  2.4.1 Where total liquid storage exceed
  227,500
  litres but does not exceed 2,725,000
  litres –
  New
  700.00 1,500.00
  2.4.2 Where total liquid storage exceed
  227,500
  litres but not exceed 2,725,000
  litres –
  Renewal
  700.00 1,500.00

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• 2.4.3 Fee for late Renewal where total liquid
  storage exceeds 227,500 litres but
  does not
  exceed 2,725,000 litres
  700.00 2,000.00
  2.5.1 Where total liquid storage exceed
  2,725,000
  litres but does not exceed 4,500,000
  litres –
  New
  1,000.00 3,000.00
  2.5.1 Where total liquid storage exceed
  2,725,000
  litres but does not exceed 4,500,000
  litres –
  Renewal
  500.00 3,000.00
  2.5.3 Penalty for late Renewal where total
  liquid
  storage exceed 2,725,000 litres but
  does
  exceed 4,500,000
  1,000.00 3,500.00
  2.6.1 Where total liquid storage does exceed
  4,500,000 litres – New
  3,000.00 5,000.00

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  Labour and Industrial Relations-
  continued

  Schedule-continued
  Legislation Ref No. Descccription of Fees/Charges
  Former Fees/Charge New Fees/Charge

  S in Kina S in Kina

  Infiamation 2.6.2 Where total liquid storage does exceed
  Liquids Act 4,500,000 litres – Renewal
  1,500.00 5,000.00
  (Chapter 308) 2.6.3 Fee for late Renewal where total liquid
  -continued storage does exceed 4,500,000 litres
  3,000.00 6,000.00
  C Division C Licenses
  3.1 Division C license – New
  500.00 1,000.00
  3.2 Division C Licenses – Renewal
  250.00 1,000.00
  3.3 Fee for late Renewal of Division C

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• Licenses500.00 1,500.00
  D Registration of Stores/Premises as a
  Bulk Depot
  4.1 Inflammable bulk storage license(Depot/
  Terminal) – New
  10,000.00 20,000.00
  4.2 Inflammable bulk storage license(Depot/
  Terminal) – Renewal
  5,000.00 20,000.00
  4.3 Dangerous Goods Bulk Storage licenses
  (Depot/Terminal) – New
  10,000.00 20,000.00
  4.4 Dangerous Goods Bulk Storage licenses
  (Depot/Terminal) – Renewal
  5,000.00 20,000.00
  4.5 Light Liquefied Petroleum Gas Bulk
  Storage Licenses (Depot/Terminal) –
  New 10,000.00 20,000.00
  4.6 Light Liquefied Petroleum Gas Bulk
  Storage Licenses (Depot/Terminal) –
  5,000.00 20,000.00
  Renewal
  4.7 Fee for late Renewal of 5.1 to 5.6 on
  the
  above (Stores/Premises as a Bulk
  Depot) 5,000.00 25,000.00
  E Pump Licence
  5.1 New Pump Registration
  200.00 400.00
  5.2 Renewal of Pump Registration
  200.00 400.00
  5.3 Fee for late Renewal of Pump
  Registration 200.00 500.00
  F Licence/Approval Alteration
  6.1 Transfer/alteration/amendment of License
  500.00 1,000.00
  6.2 Transfer/alteration/amendment of
  Approval 50.00 100.00
  G Conveyance
  7.1 Approval for conveyance of Inflammable
  Liquids/Dangerous Goods – New
  100.00 500.00
  7.2 Approval for conveyance of Inflammable
  Liquids/Dangerous Goods – Renewal
  100.00 500.00
  7.3 Fee for late Renewal Approval for
  conveyance
  of inflammable Liquids/Dangerous Goods
  100.00 1,000.00

  Employment
  Act
  (Chapter 373) 12 Month Permits for Agency Operation

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• A Work Permits Only Agencies 1-10 Emplyees
  1.1 New Application
  3,000.00 3,420.00
  1.2 Renewal fees
  3,000.00 3,420.00
  1.3 Fees for late application
  500.00 750.00
  B Recruitment Agencies (Work Permits,
  Passports & Visa Recruitment) 11-30 Employees
  2.1 New Application
  5,000.00 5,700.00
  2.2 Renewal Fees
  5,000.00 5,700.00

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  Labour and Industrial
  Relations-continued

  Schedule-continued

  Legislation Ref No. Descccription of
  Fees/Charges Former Fees/Charge New
  Fees/Charge

  S in Kina S in Kina

  Employment 2.3 Fees for late Application
  500.00 750.00
  Act
  (Chapter 373) C Joint Operation Agencies (Work
  Permits, Passports & Visa and Recruitment) 31-50 Employees
  -continued 3.0 New Application
  10,000.00 11,400.00
  3.1 Renewal Fees
  5,000.00 7,500.00
  3.2 Fees for late application
  5,000.00 7,500.00
  D Career Management Agent
  4.1 New Application
  3,000.00 3,420.00
  4.2 Renewal Fees
  3,000.00 3,420.00
  4.3 Fees for late application
  1,000.00 1,500.00
  E Corporate Human Resource
  Agents &Trans and Multi-National Corporations

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• 5.1 New Application
  5,000.00
  5.2 Renewal Fees
  5,000.00
  5.3 Fees for late application
  5,000.00
  F Employment Enterprises
  (Separated as stand-alone from Career Management)
  6.1 New Application
  5,000.00
  6.2 Renewal Fees
  6.3 Fees for late application
  5,000.00
  7.0 Unlicensed Agents &
  Unregistered Persons
  7.1 Fee for Person with NO License
  or Expired
  License
  – 500.00
  8.0 Monthly Returns – As per
  Employment Act 1978, Section 117, paragraph a & b
  8.1 Fees for Employment Agents per
  month on
  late or non-submission of
  monthty returns
  300.00

  Industrial
  Organi:atIon
  Act 1.0 Registration of New Industrial
  Organizations 1,000.00
  1,000.00
  (Chapter 173) 1.1 Issue of Certificate of
  Registration after 1,000.00
  1,000.00
  Amalgamation
  1.2 Issue of Certificate of
  Registration of a 1,000.00
  1,000.00
  Federation
  1.3 Issue of Certificate on Change
  of name of 1,000.00
  1,000.00
  an Industrlat Organization
  1.4 Amendment or Alteration of
  Certificate of 50.00
  100.00
  an Organisation or a
  Federation
  1.5 For Lodging a Notice of
  Objection 15.00
  100.00
  1.6 Registration of executive
  officer bearers 200.00

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• 200.00
  1.7 Registration of New or an
  Alteration in the 15.00
  20.00
  rules
  1.8 Registration of a notice of
  change of officers 200.00
  200.00
  1.9 Inspection of Dcicuments filed
  with 15.00::
  50.00 .
  Registrar (Search
  Fees)__ .
  2.0 For preparation of the
  original of any form 15.00
  50.00
  required to be lodge with
  that Registrar
  2.1 Cos of Additional copy of form
  prepared 10.00 20.00
  with the Original
  2.2 For providing a copy of any
  form filed with 10.00
  20.00
  the Registrar
  2.3 For each additional copy
  prepare at the same 10.00
  20.00
  time

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  and Charges for Department of

  Labour and Industrial
  Relations-continued

  Schedule-
  continued

  Legislation Ref No. Descccription of Fees/Charges
  Former Fees/Charge New Fees/Charge

  S in Kina S in Kina

  Trade Licensing 1.1 Sanitary Plumbing & Drainage Class 1
  200.00 100.00
  Act (Chapter 96) 1.2 Sanitary Plumbing & Drainage Class 2
  200.00 100.00
  2.1 Gas Fitter (New)

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• 200.00 100.00
  2.2 Gas Fitter(Renewal)
  200.00 100.00
  3.1 Welding class 1(New)
  300.00 100.00

  3.2 Welding class 2(New)
  200.00 100.00
  3.3 Welding – Renewal of class 1
  150.00 100.00
  3.4 Welding – Renewal of class 2
  100.00 100.00
  3.1 Application for Bridging Work
  Permits 100.00 250.00
  3.2 Application for Bridging, Work
  Permits Renewal Non-Renewable

  3.3 New Application for Change of
  Employment
  – 1 year ( Addittonal fee of K
  2,000 on top
  of K2,500 new application))
  4,500.00

  3.4 Express Process Fee ( processing of
  work
  permit application within 3 days)
  300.00
  3.5 Reprint of Work Permit ( each copy)
  100.00 250.00
  3.6 Reprint of Work Permit Card ( each
  copy) 100.00 250.00
  3.7 Lodging an Appeal
  100.00 250.00

  3.8 Copy of the Employment of Non-
  Citizens
  Guidelines
  25.00 60.00

  3.9 Late Lodgement of Renewal of Work
  Permit
  applications – (both General Work
  Permits
  and Volunteer Work Permits)
  1,000.00

  Industrial safety, A Factory Certificate Application Fees
  50.00 100.00
  Health & 1.1 Registration fee less than 10
  persons 500.00 1,000.00
  Welfare Act 1.2 Renewal Fees Less than 10 persons
  500.00 1,000.00

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• (Chapter 175) Fee for less than 10 persons
  employed 500.00 1,000.00
  1.3 Registration fees more than 10
  persons but 600.00 1,200.00
  less than 25 persons
  1.4 Renewal fees more than 10 persons
  but less 600.00 1,200.00
  than 25 persons
  Fees more than 10 persons but less
  than 25 600.00 1,200.00
  persons
  1.5 Registration fees more than 25
  persons less 1,100.00 1,500.00
  than 50 persons
  1.6 Renewal fees more than 25 persons
  less than 550.00 1,500.00
  50 persons
  Fees more than 25 persons less than
  50 500.00 2,000.00
  persons
  1.7 Registration Fees for more than 50
  persons 1,200.00 2,400.00
  but less than 100 persons
  1.8 Renewal Fees for more than 50
  persons but 600.00 2,400.00
  less than 100 persons
  1.9 Registration Fees Where more than
  100 1,300.00 2,600.00
  persons are employed

  2.0 Renewal Fees Where more than 100
  persons 650.00 2,600.00
  are employed

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  Labour and Industrial Relations-
  continued

  Schedule-
  continued

  Legislation Ref No. Descccription of Fees/Charges
  Former Fees/Charge New Fees/Charge

  S in Kina S in Kina

  Industrial 3.0 Temporary use of Building Fees

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• 1,000.00 2,000.00
  safety, Health 4.0 Application for approval to Erect/
  Alter 100.00 100.00
  & Welfare Act Factory under sub-section
  (Chapter175) Boiler/Pressute Vessels Inspectors
  Fees
  -continued
  5.0 Boiler/Pressure vessel inspectors
  certificate 1,000.00 2,000.00
  fee
  5.1 Renewal Boiler/Pressure vessel
  inspectors 5,000.00 10,000.00
  certificate fee
  C Pressure Vessels Registration Fees-
  Unfired
  6.0 Registration Fee – Pressure vessel
  less than 200.00 400.00
  2500 litres capacity
  Fee Pressure vessel less than 2500
  litres 200.00 600.00
  capacity
  6.1 Registration Fee – Pressure vessel
  more than 300.00 600.00
  2500 litres capacity
  Fees-pleasure vessel more than 2500
  litres 300.00 900.00
  capacity
  D Pressure Vessels Inspection Fees-
  Unfired (Other than Steam Jacketed)
  7.0 Inspection of pressure vessel TIC
  less than 50 40.00 100.00
  litres
  7.1 Inspection of pressure vessel TIC
  more than 50 70.00 200.00
  litres but less than 2500 litres
  7.2 Inspection of pressure vessel TIC
  more than 110.00 250.00
  2500 litres but less than 15000
  litres
  7.3 Inspection of pressure vessel TIC
  more than 260.00 600.00
  15000 litres but less than 700,000
  litres
  7.4 Inspection of pressure vessel TIC
  more than 500.00 1,000.00
  700,000 litres
  E Pressure Vessel Inspection Fees-
  Unfired(Steam Jacketed)
  8.0 Inspection of steam jacked vessel
  where TID 50.00 200.00
  does not exceed 1 meter
  8.1 Inspection of steam jacked vessel
  where TID 60.00 250.00
  exceeds 1 meter but does not exceeds

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• 1.5
  meters
  8.2 Inspection of steam jacketed vessels
  where 70.00 300,00
  TID exceeds 1.5 meters
  F Boiler Registration Fees
  9.0 Boiler Reaistration Fees
  200.00 500.00
  9.1 Fee for Boiler
  200.00 1,000.00

  G Inspection of Boiler Fees – Fired
  10.0 Inspection fees of Boiler for THSA
  does not 50.00 100.00
  exceeds 5 square meters –
  10.1 Inspection fees of Boiler for THSA
  exceeeds
  5 square meters but does not exceed
  15
  square meters
  80.00 150.00

  10.2 Inspection fees of Boiler for THSA
  exceeeds
  15 square meters but does not exceed
  70
  square meters
  100.00 200.00

  10.3 Inspection fees of Boiler for THSA
  exceeeds
  70 square meters but does not exceed
  200
  square meters
  150.00 300.00

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  and Charges for Department of
  Labour and Industrial Relations–
  continued

  Schedule—continued
  Legislation Ref No. Descccription of Fees/Charges
  Former Fees/Charge New Fees/Charge

  S in Kina S in Kina

  industrial 10.4 Inspection fees of Boiler for THSA
  exceeeds
  safety, Health 200 square meters but does not exceeds

• Page 78 of 225

• 400
  & Welfare Act. square metres
  200.00 – 400.00
  (Chapter 175)
  —continued 10.5 Inspection fees of Boiler for THSA
  exceeeds
  400 square meters but does not exceeds
  800
  square meters
  250.00 500.00
  10.6 Inspection fees of Boiler for THSA
  exceeeds
  800 square meters

  300.00 600.00
  H Approvals – Industrial Safety, Health
  and Welfare
  11.0 All Classified Plants & Equipment (Fees
  per
  approval
  2,000.00

  Explosive Act I Explosives Licenses/Permits Fees
  (Amendment)
  Regulation
  2002 12.0 Explosives Licenses and Permit
  Application
  Fees
  50.00 100.00
  12.1 Issuance of Explosive Storage Licenses –
  Primary (New)
  4,000.00 8,000.00
  12.2 Issuance of Explosive Storage Licenses –
  Secondary (New)
  4,000.00 8,000.00
  12.3 Issuance of Explosive Storage Licenses –
  Tertiary (New)
  4,000.00 8,000.00
  12.4 Renewal of Explosives Storage License –
  Primary
  2,000.00 8,000.00
  Penalty for late Renewal of Explosives
  Storage License – Primary
  2,000.00 10,000.00
  12.5 Renewal of ExplosiveS Storage License –
  SecOndary
  4,000.00 8,000.00
  Penalty for late Renewal of Explosives
  Storage License – Secondary
  2,000.00 10,000.00
  12.6 Renewal of Explosives Storage Licenses
  Tertiary
  2,000.00 8,000.00.
  Fee for Renewal of Explosives Storage

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• License – Tertiary
  2,000.00 10,000.00
  – 12.7 Issuance of Explosives Transportation –
  Conveyor(New)
  500.00 1,000.00
  12.8 Renewal of Explosives Transportation –
  Conveyor
  500.00 1„000.00
  Fee for late Renewal of Explosives
  Transportation – Conveyor
  500.00 2,000.00
  12:9 Issuance of Explosive permit Fees –
  (New)1,800.00 3,600.00
  13.0 . Renewal of Explosives Permit
  900.00 3,600.00
  13.1 Fee for late Renewal of Explosives
  Permit1,800.00 5,600.00

  No. G846-18th October, 2019
  8
  National Gazette

  Public Finance Management Act Determination of
  Statutory Fees and Charges for Department of

  Labour and Industrial Relations—continued

  WEEKLY COLLECTION ENCODING SHEET FOR 2019 AS

  ACCOUNT
  PER DAILY / WEEKLY BANK STATEMENTS
  REGION
  PROVINCE
  NUMBER
  JANUARY

  WK 1 11■7.1( 2
  WK. 3 HR. 4
  I WK 5 IMO. COL
  Southern
  Central
  1013620024
  Southern
  Gulf
  1000586499
  Southern
  Milne Bay
  1000319726
  Southern
  Oro
  1000490749 150.00
  1,470.00 80.00
  1,700.00

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• Southern
  Western
  10009432.16
  NGI
  AROB
  1000688929
  –
  NGI
  East New Britain
  1000688252 740.00
  740.00
  NGI
  Manus
  1000433957 943.00
  3,409.00
  4,352.00
  NGI
  New Ireland
  1000687409 116.00
  7,046.20
  7,162.20
  NGI
  West New Britain
  1000875523 1,100.00
  8,917.00 1,344.00
  11,361.00
  NCD
  Finance Cashier

  Branch
  1001491922
  NCD
  Finance Head Office
  1013544547
  NCD
  Jackson Airport
  1013620123
  NCD
  National Departments
  7004709643
  Momase
  East Sepik
  1000873032 834.00
  2,160.00 1,390.00
  4,384.00
  Momase
  Madan g
  1000139942 330.00
  973.00 494.00
  1,797.00
  Momase
  Morobe
  1000385913
  Momase

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• Sandaun
  1000602900
  Highlands
  Eastern Highlands
  1000751404
  Highlands
  Enga
  1000874176
  Highlands
  Hela
  Highlands
  Jiwaka
  Highlands
  Simbu
  1000930822
  Highlands
  Southern Highlands
  1000585278
  Highlands
  Western Highlands
  1000874286

  Filtered Total 4,213.00
  23,975.20 3,308.00
  –
  31,496.20

  Grand Total 4.213.00
  23,975.20 3,308.00
  31,496.20

  Dated this 23rd day of September, 2019.

  Hon. C. ABEL, MP,

  Minister for Finance and Rural Development.

  Printed and Published by M Mala, Acting Government Printer, Port
  Moresby.-546.

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  No. G845 PORT MORESBY, FRIDAY, 18th OCTOBER 2019

• Page 82 of 225

• CONSTITUTION

  Public Services (Management) Act 1995

  APPOINTMENT OF ACTING COMMISSIONER OF THE PUBLIC SERVICES
  COMMISSION

  I, JOB POMAT, acting Governor-General, by virtue of the powers
  conferred by Section 190(2A) of the
  Constitution and Section 12(2) of the Public Services (Management)
  Act 1995 and all other powers me enabling,
  acting with, and in accordance with, the advice of the Public
  Services Commission Appointments Committee,
  hereby appoint HANSEL KAKIMO as Acting Commissioner for the Public
  Services Commission, with effect on
  and from 18th October, 2019 until a substantive appointment is made.

  Dated this 18th day of October, 2019.
  J. POMAT,
  Acting Governor
  General.

  Printed and Published by M. Mala, Government
  Printer,
  Port Moresby.-845

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  No. G844 PORT MORESBY, THURSDAY, 17th OCTOBER 2019

  THE PAPUA NEW GUINEA NATIONAL GAZETTE
  The Papua New Guinea National Gazette is published sectionally in
  accordance with the following arrangements set
  out below.
  THE PUBLIC SERVICES ISSUE.
  The Public Services Issue contains notices concerning vacancies,
  transfers and promotions within the National
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  of each month.
  Single copies may be obtained from the Government Printing Office,
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  K2.00 each.
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  National Parliament; Legislation (Acts assented to,
  Statutory Rules); Tenders etc. These issues are published weekly at
  11.30 a.m. on Thursday.

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• M. MALA,

  Acting Government Printer.

  Land Groups Incorporation (Amended)
  Act 2009

  NOTICE OF LODGEMENT OF AN APPLICATION FOR RECOGNITION AS AN
  INCORPORATED
  LAND GROUP

  File No: 19597

  Pursuant to Section 33 of the Land Groups Incorporation Act, notice
  is hereby given that I have received an
  Application of a customary group of persons as an incorporated land
  group to be known by the name of:

  VANE LAND GROUP INCORPORATED

  The said group claims the following qualifications for recognition
  as an incorporated land group.

  (1) Its members belong to Vane Clan in Papa Village.

  (2) Its members regard themselves and a regarded by other
  members of the said clan as bound by the
  common customs and beliefs.

  (3) It owns the following customary land and properties in
  Hiri Rural Local Level Government, Kairuku Hiri
  District, Central Province.

  Property
  Description
  1. Kauka Land
  2. Metago Land
  3. Konekaru Land
  4. Vaihua River
  5. Vaiboda Land
  6. Aemakara Land
  7. Dirora Mountain
  8. Keduru Hill
  9. laraguma Lake
  10. Dikaka Land
  11. Bunu Lake
  12. Kori Mountain
  13. Varaigere Lake
  14. Roku Land

  National Gazette 3
  No. G884-17th October, 2019

• Page 85 of 225

• Notice of Lodgement of an Application for Recognition as an
  Incorporated Land Group continued
  Property
  Description
  15. laba Land
  16. Koba Land

  Dated this 4th day of October, 2019.

  H. WASA,
  Delegate
  of the Registrar of Incorporated Land Groups.

  Note:—A person(s), a group, the District Administrator or the
  village court within the local level government of this particular
  land group may with-
  in 30 days of publication of this notice, lodge with the Registrar
  of ILG an objection and reason thereof not to register this land
  group in accordance
  with Section 6 of ILG (Amended) Act 2009.
  Land Act 1996
  LAND AVAILABLE FOR LEASING
  A. APPLICANT:
  Applicants or Tenderers should note-
  1. Full name (block letters), occupation and address;
  2. If a Company, the proper Registered Company name and
  address of the Company representative;
  3. If more than one person, the tenancy desired and, if
  tenancy in common, the division of shares.
  Applicants or tenderers should note-
  4. That a lease cannot be held in a name registered under the
  Business Names Act only; and
  5. That in the case of death in joint tenancy, the deceased
  partner’s interest vests in the surviving partner and,
  in the case of tenancy in common, the deceased partner’s
  interest vests in his estate.
  B. TYPE OF LEASE:
  Leases provided for a Business, Residence, Pastoral,
  Agricultural, Mission or Special Purposes. State Leases may be
  granted for a maximum period of 99 years. Applicants should note
  that, in the case of land within physical planning areas
  the purpose of the lease must be in accordance with the zoning
  requirements of the Physical Planning Act.
  C. PROPOSED PURPOSES, IMPROVEMENTS, ETC:
  The applicant or tenderer should provide fullest details (on
  attachment if necessary) of his proposal for the lease
  including information on-
  1. Financial status or prospects;
  2. Details of other land holdings in Papua New Guinea
  including approximate value of improvements to these
  holdings;
  3. Approximate value and type of proposed improvements to the
  land applied for;
  4. Experience and abilities to develop the land;

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• 5. Any other details which would support the application.
  D. DESCRIPTION OF LAND:
  To be used only when NOT in response to an advertisement. A
  brief description giving area and locality is required. A
  sketch plan should be provided on an attachment. Where possible the
  land parcel should be identified on a map published
  by the Department of Lands & Physical Planning.
  In the case of Tenders or an advertisement of land available for
  leasing the description is to be inserted in the column
  provided under the heading “Tender or Land Available Preference”.

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  Land Available for Leasing—
  continued

  E. TENDER OF LAND AVAILABLE PREFERENCE:
  The preference should be clearly indicated. In cases where there
  are more than 20 preferences the additional
  preferences may be shown on attachment. The “Description” should
  give the Lot and Section number or the
  Portion number as shown in the Gazette. The “Amount Offered” column
  need only be completed in the case of tenders.

  F TENDERERS:
  Tenderers should take particular note that a tender for an amount
  less than the reserve price is invalid and shall not
  be considered. The successful tenderer will be required to pay the
  full amount of the tender.

  G TOWN SUBDIVISION LEASES:
  In addition to the requirements of the relevant sections above,
  an applicant or tenderer for a Town Subdivision Lease
  shall submit:
  (i) A preliminary proposal for the subdivision.
  (ii) A preliminary sketch plan of the proposed subdivision.
  (iii) Provisionals proposals for subdivision surveys and
  installation of roads and drainage.

  H. FEES:
  1. All applications or tenders must be accompanied by a
  Registration of Application Fee. These are regulated
  as follows:—
  K
  K

  Residential high covenant.. ••• … 50.00 Mission
  Leases ••• … 20.00
  Residential low-medium covenant … 20.00
  Agricultural Leases … 20.00
  Business and Special Purposes … …100.00 Pastoral
  Leases … 20.00

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• Leases over Settlement land (Urban &
  Rural) … 20.00

  2. Following the grant of the lease, an additional fee of K50
  (preparation of lease fee), and if surveyed, the
  survey fee as prescribed and, in the case of tender, the
  amount of the tender shall be payable within two
  months from the date of grant, ie. from the date of gazettal
  of therecommended lease holder in the PNG
  National Gazette.

  3. If not surveyed, the payment of survey fee may be deferred
  until survey.

  NOTE: If more than one block is required an additional
  Application Fee for each additional block must be paid.

  GENERAL:

  1. All applications must be lodged with the Secretary of Lands
  & Physical Planning;

  2. All applications will be considered by the Land Board at a
  date which will be notified to the applicant and in
  the National Gazette.

  National Gazette 5 No. G844-17th October, 2019

  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 27th
  November, 2019)
  TENDER No. 057/2019 —LORENGAU —MANUS PROVINCE — (ISLANDS
  REGION)
  BUSINESS (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) LEASE

  Location: Portion 228 Milinch Kelaua, Fourmil Los Negros
  Area in hectares: 0.1499 Hectares.
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K675.00 P/A
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subjected to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Light Industrial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be re-assessed every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Light Industrial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  or similar improvements to the same value to be maintained
  thereon in good repair during the currency of
  the lease;
  (j) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage

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• and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 057/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Eda Tano Haus (Ground Floor), Waigani, National
  Capital District, the Manus Provincial
  Administration Notice Board, the Manus Provincial Lands Division,
  Manus Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Islands
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  CORRIGENDUM
  MINING WARDEN HEARING
  CHANGE OF DATE
  This is to advise the general public of the change of date warden
  hearing for the tenements below;
  1. EL 2491 REEKARA Ltd

  The last date on which objections may be lodged with the
  Registrar under Section 107(1) is 12/11/2019

  Warden’s hearing
  Time Dats Venue
  10:00am 26/11/2019 Bwasa Village, LLG Office, MBP
  Disregard the previous Warden’s Hearing and objection dates
  published in the National Gazette No. G803
  dated 3rd October, 2019

  2. ELA 2629 & 2630 PACIFIC MINERALS RESOURCES LTD

  The Wardens hearing previously set for the 11th September 2019
  was adjourned and now scheduled as
  follows;
  Time Date Venue
  10:00am 12/11/2019 Lavongai Village, NIP

  Dated this 14th day of October, 2019.

  S. NEKITEL,
  Registrar.

  No. G844-17th October, 2019
  6 National Gazette

  Land Registration Act (Chapter 191)
  Land Registration Act (Chapter 191)

  ISSUE OF OFFICIAL COPY OF STATE LEASE
  ISSUE OF OFFICIAL COPY OF STATE LEASE

  NOTICE is hereby given that after the expiration of fourteen clear

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• days NOTICE is hereby given that after the expiration of fourteen
  clear days
  from this date of publication of this Notice, it is my intention to
  issue from this date of publication of this Notice, it is my
  intention to issue
  an Official Copy of the State Lease referred to in the Schedule
  below an Official Copy of State Lease Title referred to in the
  Schedule below
  under Section 162 of Land Registration Act (Chapter 191), it having
  under Section 162 of Land Registration Act (Chapter 191), it having
  been shown to my satisfaction that the registered proprietor’s copy
  has been shown to my satisfaction that the registered proprietor’s
  copy has
  been lost or destroyed.
  been lost or destroyed.

  SCHEDULE
  SCHEDULE

  State Lease Volume 35 Folio 87 evidencing a leasehold estate
  in State Lease Volume 5 Folio 5] evidencing a leasehold
  estate in
  all that piece or parcel of land known as Allotment 11, Section 16,
  all that piece or parcel of land known as Portion 633, Milinch
  Hagen,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province containing an area of 0.0607 hectares
  Fourmil of Ramu, Western Highlands Province, containing an area of
  more or less the registered proprietor of which is BECIL
  3.497 hectares more or less the registered proprietors of which is
  HOLDINGS LIMITED.
  PUSI NORI.

  Other Interest: Unregistered Transfer to BUKA EKA

  Dated this 29th day of August, 2019.
  Dated this 24th day of September, 2019.

  A. ANE,
  B. HITOLO,
  Deputy Registrar of Titles.
  Deputy Registrar of Titles.

  Printed and Published by
  M. Ma’s, Acting Government Printer.
  Port
  Moresby.-844.

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• PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
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  No. G843 PORT MORESBY, THURSDAY, 17th OCTOBER 2019

  CONSTITUTION

  PROPOSED ORGANIC LAW

  Organic Law on the Independent Commission Against
  Corruption 2019

  The Government proposes to make the Organic Law on the Independent
  Commission Against Corruption 2019, and
  pursuant to the requirement of Section 14(2) (Making of Alterations
  to the Constitution and Organic Laws) of the
  Constitution, I, JOB POMAT Speaker of the National Parliament,
  hereby publish the proposed Law.

  PROPOSED ORGANIC LAW
  entitled
  Organic Law on the Independent Commission Against
  Corruption 2019
  ARRANGEMENT OF CLAUSES

  PART I.—PRELIMINARY.
  1. Compliance with constitutional requirements.
  2. Law to bind the State.
  3. Application of Criminal Code Act.
  4. Interpretation —
  “Appointments Committee”
  “assisting the Commission”
  “Code of Conduct”
  “Commission”
  “Commission investigator”
  “Commission officer”
  “Commission prosecutor”
  “Commissioner”
  “computer”
  “conduct”
  “confidentiality provision”
  “consultant”
  “corrupt conduct”
  “data interception device”
  “Deputy Commissioner”
  “device”

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  Organic Law on the Independent Commission Against Corruption

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• 2019—continued

  Part I.—Preliminary—continued
  “disciplinary offence”
  “disciplinary proceeding”
  “document”
  “enhancement equipment”
  “family member”
  “hearing”
  “install”
  “integrity agency”
  “interception device”
  “interception warrant”
  “interest”
  “international agency”
  “investigation”
  “law enforcement agency”
  “legal practitioner”
  “listening device”
  “member of the Commission”
  “occupational detriment”
  “optical interception device”
  “premises”
  “property”
  “public body”
  “public official”
  “regulatory agency”
  “relevant agency”
  “retaliates”
  “search warrants”
  “serious corrupt conduct”
  “Service”
  “Service Guidelines”
  “spouse”
  “State Service”
  “statement of information”
  “summons”
  “systemic corrupt conduct”
  “tracking device”
  “vehicle”.
  5. Corrupt Conduct.
  6. Conduct of public officials.
  7. Conduct outside Papua New Guinea.
  8. Public body.
  9. Public Official.
  10. Meaning of retaliates.
  11. Meaning of occupational detriment.
  12. Meaning of assisting the commission.
  13. Meaning of Commission officers.

  PART II.—COMMISSIONER AND DEPUTY COMMISSIONERS.
  14. Constitutional office-holders.
  15. Appointment of Commissioner and Deputy Commissioners.
  16. Expressions of interest.

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• 17. Qualifications for appointment.
  18. Disqualifications for appointment.
  19. Period of appointment of Commissioner.
  20. Period of appointment of Deputy Commissioner.
  21. Special conditions of employment.
  22. Removal from office.
  23. Resignation.
  24. Retirement.
  25. Vacancy.
  26. Acting Commissioner.
  27. Acting Deputy Commissioner.
  28. Disclosure of interests.
  29. Salaries, allowances and benefits.

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  Organic Law on the Independent Commission Against Corruption
  2019-continued

  Part IL-Commissioner and Deputy Commissioners-continued
  30. Vacancy etc., not to affect functions and powers.
  31. Oath or affirmation of office.

  PART III.-FUNCTIONS, POWERS AND PROCEDURES OF THE COMMISSION.
  32. Functions and powers of the commission.
  33. Preventing and reducing corrupt conduct.
  34. Investigation and prosecution of corrupt conduct.
  35. Cooperation with agencies and bodies.
  36. Exchange of information.
  37. Referral of matters.
  38. Committees and taskforces, arrangements and agreements.
  39. Administrative arrangements and agreements.
  40. Meetings of the commission.
  41. Commission to determine meeting procedures.
  42. Meeting by telephone, electronic communication etc.
  43. Decisions to be recorded.
  44. Disclosure of conflicts of interest.

  PART W.-INVESTIGATING CORRUPT CONDUCT.
  Division 1.- Duty to report corrupt conduct and complaints.
  45. Duty to notify commission of possible corrupt conduct.
  46. Complaints about possible corrupt conduct.
  47. Complaints on behalf of another person about possible corrupt
  conduct.
  48. Disclosure of identify or contact details, or both.
  49. False or misleading complaints.

  Division 2.- Assessments of complaints etc.
  50. Assessment of complaints etc.
  51. Action that the commission may take.
  52. Public statements.

  Division 3.- Investigations into Corrupt Conduct.

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• 53. Investigations generally.
  54. Power to require statement of information.
  55. Self-incrimination etc.
  56. Failure to provide statement of information.
  57. Power to enter public premises.
  58. Notice to produce document or thing.
  59. Self-incrimination etc.
  60. Failure to comply with notice to produce.
  61. Disclosure of notice to produce may be prohibited.
  62. Commission may retain documents and things.

  PART V.-HEARINGS.
  Division 1.- General provisions for hearings.
  63. Hearings
  64. Legal representation at a hearing.
  65. Rules of evidence do not apply.
  66. Examination and cross examination.
  67. Power to examine on oath.
  68. Commission may summon person.

  Division 2.- Summons to attend hearing.
  69. On-going requirement for witness to attend.
  70. Self-incriminating etc.
  71. Offences for attendance at hearings etc.

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  Organic Law on the Independent Commission Against
  Corruption 2019-continued

  Division 2.- Summons to attend hearing-continued

  72. Disclosure of summons may be prohibited.
  73. Commission may retain documents and things.

  Division 3.- Hearing directions and court orders
  74. Directions at a hearing.
  75. Directions in relation to confidentiality.
  76. Surrender of passport of witness.

  PART VI-WARRANTS.
  Division 1.- Search Warrants
  77. Application for a search warrant.
  78. Authority conferred by search warrant.
  79. Assistance in executing a search warrant.
  80. Search of a person under a search warrant.
  81. Duty to show warrant.
  82. Restore premises.
  83. Commission may retain documents and things.
  84. Obstruction of person executing a search warrant.
  85. Relationship with Search Act 1977.

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• Division 2.- Interception Warrants
  86. Application for interception warrant.
  87. Consideration of application for interception warrant.
  88. Issue of interception warrant.
  89. Contents of an interception warrant.
  90. Authorisation by an interception warrant.
  91. Extension and variation of interception warrant.
  92. District Court may grant application for extension or variation
  of interception warrant.
  93. Revocation and expiry of an interception warrant.
  94. Restriction about records and access to interception warrant
  applications etc.
  95. Admissibility and disclosure of information obtained using
  interception warrant.
  96. Keeping of records.
  97. Privileged communications.
  98. Obstruction of person executing an interception warrant.

  PART VII.-ARRESTS AND PROSECUTIONS.
  99. Arrests.
  100. Commencement and conduct of committal proceedings for certain
  offences.
  101. Obtaining consent of public prosecutor to prosecute certain
  offences.
  102. Appeals and other proceedings.

  PART VDT-PROTECTING PEOPLE WHO ASSIST THE COMMISSION.
  103. Directions to protect witnesses during commission hearings.
  104. Protection of witnesses.
  105. Compensation.
  106. Reinstatement etc.
  107. Injunctions and other orders.
  108. Offence of retaliation.
  109. Physical protection of persons assisting the commission.
  110. Preventing etc., person from assisting the commission.

  PART LX.-REPORTING AND FINANCES.

  111. Annual report.
  112. Supplement report to annual report.
  113. Application of the Audit Act.
  114. Application of other Acts.

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  PART X.-INDEPENDENT COMMISSION AGAINST CORRUPTION STAFF SERVICE.
  115. Establishment of independent commission against corruption
  staff service.
  116. Control of the service.

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• 117. Functions of the service.
  118. Engagement of staff of the service.
  119. Regulations for the staff service.
  120. Outside employment prohibited.
  121. Engagement of consultants.
  122. Secondments.
  123. Engagement of non-citizens.
  124. Temporary and casual employees.
  125. Code of conduct.
  126. Service guidelines.
  127. Duty to report corrupt conduct.
  128. Consultation with the Public Services Commission.
  129. Delegation.
  130. Commission investigators.
  131. Identification cards for commission investigators.
  132. Commission prosecutors.
  PART XL- APPOINTMENTS COMMITTEE.
  133. Appointments committee.
  134. Functions and powers of the appointments committee.
  135. Meetings of the appointments committee.
  136. Appointments Committee to determine own meeting procedures.
  137. Meeting by telephone, electronic communication etc.
  138. Decisions of meeting to be recorded.
  139. Quorum.
  PART XII.- OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE.
  140. Membership of the oversight committee.
  141. Term of appointment of members.
  142. Criteria for appointment of members.
  143. Chairperson of the oversight committee.
  144. Functions and powers of the oversight committee.
  145. Meetings of the oversight committee.
  146. Chairperson may convene meetings.
  147. Oversight Committee to determine own meeting procedures.
  148. Meeting by telephone, electronic communication etc.
  149. Decisions to be recorded.
  150. Quorum.
  151. Report of the oversight Committee.
  152. Publication of annual report.
  153. Fees and allowances.
  PART XIII.-OFFENCES.
  154. Confidentiality.
  155. Impersonation of commission officer.
  156. Abuse of commission office.
  157. Bribery of commission officer.
  158. Obstruction of commission or commission officer.
  159. False or misleading evidence or statements.
  160. False or misleading documents.
  161. Bribery of witness.
  162. Prosecution of offences.
  PART XIV.-MISCELLANEOUS.
  163. Disposal of property.
  164. Protection from liability.
  165. Privilege.
  166. Grant of immunity from prosecution.

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• 167. Service.
  168. Guidelines.
  169. Regulations.
  SCHEDULE.

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  PROPOSED ORGANIC LAW

  entitled

  Organic Law on the Independent Commission Against
  Corruption 2019,

  Being an Organic Law to implement Division VIII.3 of the
  Constitution (The Independent Commission Against
  Corruption) and for related purposes,

  MADE by the National Parliament to come into operation in accordance
  with a notice in the National Gazette by the
  Head of State, acting with, and in accordance with, the advice of
  the National Executive Council.

  PART I.—PRELIMINARY.

  1. COMPLIANCE WITH CONSTITUTIONAL REQUIREMENTS.
  This Organic Law, to the extent that it regulates or restricts a
  right or freedom referred to in Subdivision
  (Qualified Rights) of the Constitution, namely —
  (a) liberty of the person conferred by Section 42; and
  (b) freedom from arbitrary search of person or property and entry
  of premises, conferred by Section 44; and
  (c) freedom of conscience, thought and religion conferred by
  Section 45; and
  (d) freedom of expression conferred by Section 46; and
  (e) freedom of assembly and association conferred by Section 47;
  and
  (f) freedom of employment conferred by Section 48; and
  (g) the right to privacy conferred by Section 49; and
  (h) the right to freedom of information conferred by Section 51;
  and
  (1) the right to freedom of movement conferred by Section 52; and
  (j) the protection from unjust deprivation of property conferred
  by Section 53,
  of the Constitution is a law that is made pursuant to Section 38
  of the Constitution that is necessary for the
  purpose of giving effect to the public interest in public safety,
  public order and public welfare and is reasonably
  justifiable in a democratic society having a proper respect and
  regard for the rights and dignity of mankind,
  taking into account the National Goals and Directive Principles
  and Basic Social Obligations, because of the
  risk that corruption poses to public safety, public order and

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• public welfare as well as to the successful
  economic and human development of Papua New Guinea and its
  citizens and to the stability of the State of
  Papua New Guinea.

  2. LAW TO BIND THE STATE.
  This Law binds the State.

  3. APPLICATION OF CRIMINAL CODE ACT.
  The Criminal Code Act 1974 applies to all offences under this Law.

  4. INTERPRETATION.
  (1) In this Law, unless the contrary intention appears —
  “Appointments Committee” means the Independent Commission
  Against Corruption
  Appointments Committee established under Section 220B(2) of
  the Constitution;
  “assisting the Commission” has the meaning given by Section
  12;
  “Code of Conduct” means the Code of Conduct determined under
  Section 125;
  “Commission” means the Independent Commission Against
  Corruption established by Section 220B(1)
  of the Constitution;
  “Commission investigator” means a person authorised to be
  Commission investigator under Section
  130(1), and is deemed to include the Commissioner and a
  Deputy Commissioner;
  “Commission officer” has the meaning given under Section 13;
  “Commission prosecutor” means a legal practitioner authorised
  to be a Commission prosecutor under
  Section 132(1) and is deemed to include the Commissioner and
  a Deputy Commissioner if the
  Commissioner or the Deputy Commissioner is a legal
  practitioner;
  “Commissioner” means the Commissioner of the Commission
  appointed under Section 15;
  “computer” means an electronic device for storing,
  transmitting or processing information;
  “conduct” includes an act or omission;
  “confidentiality provision” means a provision of a law of
  Papua New Guinea that —
  (a) prohibits or restricts a person from communicating,
  divulging or publishing information;
  or

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• (b) protects the confidentiality of information;
  “consultant” means a person engaged by the Commission as a
  consultant under Section 121;
  “corrupt conduct” has the meaning given by Section 5, 6 and 7;
  “data interception device” means a device or program capable
  of being used to record or monitor
  the input of information into, or the output of information
  from, a computer, but does not include an
  optical interception device;
  “Deputy Commissioner” means a Deputy Commissioner of the
  Commission appointed under Section
  15;
  “disciplinary offence” means any act or omission which form
  the grounds for —
  (a) disciplinary action against; or
  (b) terminating the services of; or
  (c) removal from office of, a public official under any
  law, including a breach of the Leadership
  Code;
  “disciplinary proceeding” means a proceeding relating to a
  disciplinary offence;
  “document” means any record of information whether stored in
  hard copy, electronically or in some
  other format and includes —

  (a) anything on which there is writing; and
  (b) anything on which there are marks, figures, symbols or
  perforations having a meaning for
  persons qualified to interpret them; and
  (c) anything from which sounds, images or writing can be
  reproduced with or without the aid
  of anything else; and
  (d) a map, plan, drawing or photograph;
  “enhancement equipment”, in relation to an interception
  device, means equipment capable of enhancing
  a signal, image, moving image or other information obtained
  by the use of the interception device;
  “family member”, of a person, means the following:
  (a) a spouse of the person; or
  (b) a child of the person or a child of the person’s
  spouse; or
  (c) a parent of the person or a parent of the person’s
  spouse; or
  (d) a grandparent of the person or a grandparent of the
  person’s spouse; or
  (e) a brother or sister of the person or a brother or
  sister of the person’s spouse; or
  (I) any other person who is treated by the person or his or
  her spouse as a family member;
  “hearing” means a hearing of the Commission under Part V;
  “install” includes attach;
  “integrity agency” means —
  (a) the Ombudsman Commission; or
  (b) the Office of the Auditor-General; or

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• (c) the Public Services Commission; or
  (d) the Judicial and Legal Services Commission.
  “interception device” means —
  (a) a data interception device, a listening device, an
  optical interception device or a tracking
  device; or
  (b) a device that is a combination of any two or more of
  the devices mentioned in Paragraph
  (a);
  “interception warrant” means a warrant issued under Section
  88;
  “interest”, in relation to property, means —
  (a) a legal or equitable estate or interest in the
  property; or
  (b) a right, power or privilege in connection with the
  property, whether present or future and
  whether vested or contingent;
  “international agency” means an agency or body outside of
  Papua New Guinea that has similar
  functions to the Commission, an integrity agency, a law
  enforcement agency or a
  regulatory agency;
  “investigation” means an investigation into corrupt conduct by
  the Commission under this Law;
  “law enforcement agency” means —
  (a) the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary; or
  (b) the Office of the Public Prosecutor; or
  (c) the Financial Assessment and Supervision Unit;
  “legal practitioner” means a person authorised under the
  Lawyers Act 1986 to practice as a lawyer in
  Papua New Guinea;
  “listening device” means a device capable of being used to
  overhear, record, monitor or listen
  to a conversation or words spoken to or by any person in a
  conversation, but does not include a
  hearing aid;

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  4. Interpretation—continued
  “member of the Commission” means the Commissioner or a Deputy
  Commissioner;
  “occupational detriment” has the meaning given by Section 11;
  “optical interception device” means a device capable of being
  used to record visually or observe an
  activity, but does not include spectacles or contact lenses;
  “premises” includes the following:
  (a) a structure, building or vehicle; and
  (b) land or a place (whether or not enclosed or built on);
  and

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• (c) a part of premises;
  “property” means real or personal property, whether situated
  in Papua New Guinea or elswhere, and
  includes an interest in property;
  “public body” has the meaning given by Section 8;
  “public official” has the meaning given by Section 9;
  “regulatory agency” means an agency or body established by or
  under a Constitutional Law or an Act
  whose functions include setting, monitoring or enforcing
  compliance with standards or obligations
  prescribed by or under that or another Constitutional Law or
  Act;
  “relevant agency” means—
  (a) an integrity agency; or
  (b) a law enforcement agency; or
  (c) a regulatory agency;
  “retaliates” has the meaning given by Section 10;
  “search warrant” means a search warrant issued under Section
  77;
  “serious corrupt conduct” means corrupt conduct engaged in by
  a person that constitutes —
  (a) a criminal offence punishable, on conviction, by a
  term of imprisonment for 12 months or
  more; or
  (b) a disciplinary offence punishable by the termination
  of the person’s services, or the
  removal or dismissal from office of the person;
  “Service” means the Independent Commission Against Corruption
  Staff Service established by Section
  115;
  “Service Guidelines” means the guidelines made by the
  Commission under Section 126;
  “spouse” of a person means any individual of the opposite sex
  to the person who —
  (a) is or has been married to the person; or
  (b) although not married to the person, is living with the
  person in a marriage-like rela-
  tionship, or has lived with the person in such a
  relationship; or
  (c) is a biological parent of a child with the person
  (whether or not they are married or have
  been married or are living together or have lived
  together);
  “State Service” means a State Service established by or under
  Section 188 of the Constitution;
  “statement of information” means a statement of information
  produced in response to a notice under
  Section 54;
  “summons” means a summons issued under Section 68;
  “systemic corrupt conduct” means instances of corrupt conduct
  (which may or may not constitute
  serious corrupt conduct) that reveal a pattern of corrupt
  conduct in one or more public bodies, or by
  one or more public officials;

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• “tracking device” means an electronic device capable of being
  used to determine or monitor the location
  of a person or an object or the status of an object;
  “vehicle” includes an aircraft or vessel.

  5. CORRUPT CONDUCT.
  (1) Conduct of a public official is corrupt conduct if —
  (a) the conduct constitutes or involves, or is engaged in for
  the purpose of —
  (i) dishonestly exercising official functions; or
  (ii) abusing official functions; or
  (iii) exercising official functions in a way that is not
  impartial; or
  (iv) misusing information or material acquired in the
  course of official functions; or
  (v) obstructing, interfering with or perverting the
  administration or the course of justice; and
  (b) the conduct could amount to a disciplinary offence or a
  criminal offence.
  (2) The conduct of a person (whether or not a public official) is
  corrupt conduct if —
  (a) the conduct affects or influences, or could affect or
  influence, any of the conduct mentioned in
  Subsection (1) by a public official; and

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  5. Corrupt Conduct—continued
  (b) the conduct could amount to a disciplinary offence or a
  criminal offence.

  (3) The conduct of any person (whether or not a public official)
  is corrupt conduct if the conduct —
  (a) allows, encourages, causes, aids, abets, incites,
  induces, counsels or procures or assists to conceal
  corrupt conduct; or
  (b) is an attempt, preparation or conspiracy to commit
  corrupt conduct; or
  (c) is directly or indirectly connected with, or is a part of
  a course of activity involving corrupt
  conduct.
  (4) Conduct may be corrupt conduct regardless of whether the
  conduct or part of the conduct occurred
  before the commencement of this Organic Law.

  6. CONDUCT OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS.
  (1) If conduct of a person occurs before the person becomes a
  public official, the conduct may be corrupt
  conduct of a public official if the conduct is connected to

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• the exercise of the person’s official functions
  after the person became a public official.

  (2) Conduct of a person may be corrupt conduct of a public
  official regardless of whether —

  (a) some of the conduct occurs after the person ceases to be a
  public official; or
  (b) the person ceases to be a public official after the
  conduct concerned occurred; or
  (c) the conduct is for the benefit of the person as a public
  official.

  7. CONDUCT OUTSIDE PAPUA NEW GUINEA.
  Conduct that occurs outside of Papua New Guinea may be corrupt
  conduct if —
  (a) the conduct is connected to other conduct that occurs in
  Papua New Guinea; or
  (b) the conduct is committed by a citizen; or
  (c) a citizen or the State is affected by or connected with the
  conduct; or
  (d) the conduct occurs on an aircraft that is registered under
  the laws of Papua New Guinea; or
  (e) the conduct occurs on a vessel that is flying the national
  flag of Papua New Guinea; or
  (/) the conduct concerns property or funds that are located in
  Papua New Guinea, or are moved out of or into
  Papua New Guinea.

  8. PUBLIC BODY.
  (1) A body, authority or entity is a public body if —
  (a) it is established for a public purpose by or under a
  Constitutional Law or an Act; or
  (b) it is established by an administrative act for
  governmental or official purposes.

  (2) Without limiting Subsection (1), each of the following is a
  public body:
  (a) the National Parliament; and
  (b) the National Government or an arm, department, agency or
  instrumentality of the National
  Government; and
  (c) a State Service; and
  (d) a Provincial Government and a Provincial Assembly, or an
  arm, department, agency or
  instrumentality of a Provincial Government; and
  (e) a Local-level Government or an arm, agency or
  instrumentality of a Local-level Government; and
  (/) the Supreme Court, the National Court, a District Court, a
  Village Court or any other court
  established by or under a Constitutional Law or an Act.

  9. PUBLIC OFFICIAL.
  (1) A person is a public official if the person is —

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• (a) subject to the leadership code under Section 26 of the
  Constitution; or
  (b) a member of staff, an officer or a member of a public
  body; or
  (c) a person —

  (i) employed, engaged or contracted to perform services
  for a public body or public official
  in their official capacity; or
  (ii) engaged or contracted to act on behalf of a public
  body or public official in their official
  capacity; or

  (d) a person appointed to an office or position by the
  Governor-General.
  (2) Subsection (1) applies regardless of whether the person is —

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  9. Public Official—continued
  (a) paid or unpaid; or
  (b) elected or appointed; or
  (c) temporarily or permanently engaged, employed or
  appointed.

  10. MEANING OF RETALIATES.
  A person retaliates if —
  (a) the person causes or inflicts, by act or omission, any of the
  following on or against another person:
  (i) any violence, injury, punishment, damage, loss, harm or
  disadvantage;
  (ii) any victimisation, harassment or intimidation; or
  (iii) any occupational detriment; and
  (b) when the act or omission occurs, the person believes or
  suspects that the other person or another person is
  assisting, may have assisted or may assist the Commission; and
  (c) that belief or suspicion is the reason, or part of the
  reason, for the act or omission.
  11. MEANING OF OCCUPATIONAL DETRIMENT.
  Occupational detriment for a person who is an employee includes —
  (a) the taking of disciplinary action against the employee; and
  (b) the dismissal, suspension or demotion of the employee; and
  (c) the victimisation or intimidation of the employee in the
  workplace; and
  (a) the transfer of the employee against his or her will to
  another place or position; and
  (e) the employee being refused an appointment, transfer or
  promotion; and
  (f) the employee being refused a reference or being provided with
  an adverse reference; and

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• (g) discrimination between the employee and other employees of
  the same employer.

  12. MEANING OF ASSISTING THE COMMISSION.
  (1) A person assists the Commission if the person —
  (a) has attended, is attending or is to attend a hearing to
  give evidence or to produce a document
  or other thing to the Commission; or
  (b) has produced or proposes to produce a document or other
  thing to the Commission; or
  (c) has produced or porposes to produce a statement of
  information to the Commission; or
  (d) has made a complaint regarding corrupt conduct to the
  Commission; or
  (e) has provided or proposes to provide information regarding
  corrupt conduct to the Commission; or
  (f) has assisted, is assisting or is to assist the Commission
  in some other way.
  (2) Subsection (1) applies to a person whether the person is
  assisting the Commission voluntarily or by
  compulsion of law.

  13. COMMISSION OFFICERS.
  (1) Commission officer means —
  (a) the Commissioner; or
  (b) a Deputy Commissioner; or
  (c) a member of the staff of the Service; or
  (d) a Commissioner investigator; or
  (e) a Commissioner prosecutor; or
  (f) a person seconded to the Service; or
  (g) a legal practitioner engaged by the Commission.
  (2) For the purposes of Part XIII and for other offences under
  this Law, “Commission officer” includes a
  former Commission officer.

  PART II.— COMMISSIONER AND DEPUTY COMMISSIONERS.

  14. CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICE-HOLDERS.
  The Commissioner and Deputy Commissioners are declared to be
  constitutional office-holders for the
  purpose of Part IX (Constitutional Office-holders and
  Constitutional Institutions) of the Constitution.

  15. APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSIONER AND DEPUTY COMMISSIONERS.
  (1) The Head of State, acting with, and in accordance with, the
  advice of the Appointments Committee is to
  appoint the Commissioner and two Deputy Commissioners.

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• 15. Appointment of Commissioner and Deputy Commissioners—continued

  (2) The decision by the Appointments Committee as to who should
  be recommended to the Head of State for
  appointment as a member of the Commission, including an
  acting appointment under Section 26 or 27 —

  (a) must be made at a meeting of at least four members of the
  Appointments Committee; and
  (b) must be agreed to by at least four members of the
  Appointments Committee.

  (3) The Appointments Committee must make the decision based on
  the relative merits of the candi-
  dates.

  16. EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST.
  (1) The Appointments Committee must seek expressions of interest
  for appointment to the Commission.

  (2) Subject to Subsection (3), the Appointments Committee may
  determine the procedures to be used when
  seeking expressions of interest.

  (3) The Chairperson of the Appointments Committee must publish
  an advertisement —
  (a) seeking expressions of interest from persons for
  appointment as a member of the Commission; and
  (b) fixing a date by which expressions of interest must be
  provided to the Appointments Committe.

  (4) The advertisement must be published in one of the national
  newspapers of Papua New Guinea for at least
  seven working days.

  17. QUALIFICATIONS FOR APPOINTMENT.
  (1) Subject to Section 18, a person is qualified for appointment
  as the Commissioner if the person —

  (a) is a person of high integrity, independence of mind and
  good reputation; and
  (b) is qualified for appointment as a Judge of the National
  Court.
  (2) Subject to Section 18, a person is qualified for appointment
  as a Deputy Commissioner if the
  person —
  (a) is a person of high integrity, independence of mind and
  good reputation; and
  (b) holds qualifications and has demonstrated experience of
  at least seven years in fields that are rele-
  vant to the functions of the Commission.

  18. DISQUALIFICATION FOR APPOINTMENT.

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• A person is not qualified to be, or to remain, a member of the
  Commission if the person —
  (a) is a member, or candidate for election as a member, of
  the Parliament; or
  (b) is a member of a Provincial Government or a Provincial
  Assembly; or
  (c) is a candidate for election as a member of a Local-level
  Government, or is a member of a Local-
  level Government or a Local-level Government Special
  Purposes Authority; or
  (d) is an office-holder, or candidate for election as an
  office-holder, in a political party registered under
  the Organic Law on the Integrity of Political Parties and
  Candidates 2003; or
  (e) is an undischarged bankrupt or insolvent; or
  (f) is of unsound mind within the meaning of any law relating
  to the protection of persons and prop-
  erty of persons of unsound mind; or
  (g) has been found guilty of any criminal offence under the
  law of Papua New Guinea or a foreign law,
  whether before, on or after the commencement of this Law;
  or
  (h) has been found guilty of misconduct in office under the
  Organic Law on the Duties and
  Responsibilities of Leadership, whether before, on or
  after the commencement of this Law.

  19. PERIOD OF APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSIONER.

  (1) The Commissioner shall be appointed for a period of —
  (a) six years if the Commissioner is a ciziten; or
  (b) three years if the Commissioner is not a citizen
  (2) A person appointed as the Commissioner is eligible for
  reappointment for one additional term only.

  20. PERIOD OF APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER
  (1) A Deputy Commissioner shall be appointed for a period of —
  (a) six years if the Deputy Commissioner is a ciziten; or

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  20. Period of Appointment of Deputy Commissioner.
  (b) three years if the Deputy Commissioner is not a citizen
  (2) A person appointed as a Deputy Commissioner is eligible for
  reappointment for one additional term only.
  (3) However, a Deputy Commissioner or a former Deputy
  Commissioner may be appointed the
  Commissioner, even if the person has served two terms as a
  Deputy Commissioner.

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• 21. SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF APPOINTMENT.
  (1) A member of the Commission must, as soon as practicable,
  report any suspected corrupt conduct
  of —
  (a) the Commissioner to the Appointments Committee; or
  (b) a Deputy Commissioner to the Commissioner; or
  (c) any other Commission officer to the Commissioner.
  (2) A member of the Commission must not —
  (a) actively engage in politics; or
  (b) engage in corrupt conduct; or
  (c) subject to Subsection (4), engage either directly or
  indirectly in the management or control of a
  corporation or other body carrying on business for profit;
  or
  (d) directly or indirectly engage in any paid employment
  outside the duties of his or her office; or
  (e) subject to Subsection (5), acquire by way of gift or
  otherwise, or use or hold in any other way an
  interest in any property of the State, or solicit, accept
  or receive any benefit in addition to his
  or her terms and conditions of employment; or
  (I) be absent from duty for more than 14 consecutive days or
  more than 28 days in any period of 12
  months except with the written consent of the Chairperson
  of the Appointments Committee or
  because of illness.
  (3) A member of the Commission must advise the Chairperson of the
  Appointments Committee in writing of
  any change of circumstances that may affect his or her
  eligibility to be or remain a member of the
  Commission.
  (4) Subsection (2)(c) does not prevent a member of the Commission
  from holding office in a professional
  body in relation to which his or her qualifications are
  relevant.
  (5) Subject to any Organic Law made for the purposes of Division
  111.2 (leadership code) of the
  Constitution, a member of the Commission who is a citizen may
  purchase, lease or otherwise acquire land
  in the same way and subject to the same conditions as any
  other citizen.

  22. REMOVAL FROM OFFICE.
  (1) A member of the Commission may be removed from office if —

  (a) the person becomes disqualified from remaining a member
  under Section 18; or
  (b) the person breaches a condition mentioned in Section 21;
  or
  (c) on the grounds set out in Section 7 of the Organic Law on
  the Guarantee of the Rights and
  Independence of Constitutional Office-holders; or
  (d) the person fails to comply with Sections 28 or 44.

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• (2) The process for removal is to be determined in accordance
  with the Organic Law on the Guarantee of
  the Rights and Independence of Constitutional Office-holders.

  23. RESIGNATION.
  (1) A member of the Commission may resign by give three months’
  notice in writing to the Head of State.
  (2) The three month period commences on the twenty-second day
  after the receipt by the Head of State of the
  notice, unless the Head of State, acting with, and in
  accordance with, the advice of the Appointments
  Committee, by notice in writing to the member, fixes an
  earlier date for the commencement.

  (3) A member of the Commission may withdraw his or her intention
  to resign at any time before the end of
  the three month period.

  24. RETIREMENT.
  (1) A person who has attained the age of 75 years is not to be
  appointed or re-appointed as a member of the
  Commission.
  (2) A person is not to be appointed or re-appointed for a period
  that extends beyond the date on which he or
  she will attain the age of 75 years.

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  25. VACANCY.

  (1) An office of a member of the Commission becomes vacant if the
  member —

  (a) dies; or
  (b) resigns in accordance with Section 23; or
  (c) is not re-appointed at the end of a term of office; or
  (d) is removed from office under Section 22.

  (2) A vacancy in the office of a member of the Commission must be
  filled as soon as practicable and, in
  any event, not later than four months after the office becomes
  vacant.

  26. ACTING COMMISSIONER.

  (1) If for four months or less —
  (a) the Commissioner is suspended from office; or
  (b) there is a vacancy in the office of the Commissioner; or
  (c) the Commissioner is on leave of absence, a Deputy

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• Commissioner must act as the Commissioner.

  (2) If any of the circumstances in Subsection (1)(a), (b) or (c)
  apply for more than four consecutive months,
  the Head of State, acting with, and in accordance with, the
  advice of the Appointments Committee may
  appoint a person who satisfies the criteria for appointment
  under Section 17(1) to act as the Commissioner.

  (3) The Appointments Committee is not required to comply with
  Section 16 before advising the Head of State
  about an acting appointment.

  27. ACTING DEPUTY COMMISSIONER.

  (1) If for four months or less —

  (a) a Deputy Commissioner is suspended from office; or
  (b) there is a vacancy in the office of a Deputy
  Commissioner; or
  (c) a Deputy Commissioner is on leave of absence,
  the Commissioner may appoint a Commission officer who
  satisfies the criteria for appointment
  under Section 17(2) to act as the Deputy Commissioner.
  (2) If any of the circumstances in Subsection (1)(a), (b) or (c)
  apply for more than four consecutive months,
  the Head of State, acting with, and in accordance with, the
  advice of the Appointments Committee may
  appoint a person who satisfies the criteria for appointment
  under Section 17(2) to act as the Deputy
  Commissioner.

  (3) The Appointments Committee is not required to comply with
  Section 16 before advising the Head of State
  about an acting appointment.

  28. DISCLOSURE OF INTERESTS.

  (1) A member of the Commission must give written notice to the
  Ombudsman Commission of all inter-
  ests, financial or otherwise, that the member has or acquires
  and that could conflict with the proper per-
  formance of the Commission’s functions.
  (2) The member of the Commission must make the disclosure as soon
  as practicable after he or she acquires
  the interest concerned or becomes aware of the potential
  conflict.

  29. SALARIES, ALLOWANCES AND BENEFITS.

  The members of the Commission are to be paid the salary,
  allowances and benefits fixed by the Parliament
  as provided for under Section 13 of the Salaries and Remuneration
  Commission Act 1998.

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• 30. VACANCY ETC., NOT TO AFFECT FUNCTIONS OR POWERS.

  An act or decision of the Commission is not invalid by reason
  only of —

  (a) a defect or irregularity in, or in connection with, the
  appointment of a member of the Commission; or
  (b) a vacancy in an office of a member of the Commission.

  31. OATH OR AFFIRMATION OF OFFICE.

  Before commencing the duties of his or her office, a member of
  the Commission must take an oath of office in
  Form 1 of Schedule 1 or make an affirmation of office in Form 2
  of Schedule 1 before the Head of State or
  a person appointed by the Head of State.

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  PART III.— FUNCTIONS, POWERS AND PROCEDURES OF THE
  COMMISSION.

  32. FUNCTIONS AND POWERS OF THE COMMISSION.
  In addition to the functions and powers of the Commission
  specified in Division VIII.3 (The Independent
  Commission against Corruption) of the Constitution, the
  Commission has —
  (a) such functions and powers as are conferrred on it by this
  Law or any other Constitutional Law or
  Act; and
  (b) the power to do all things necessary to be done for or in
  connection with, or reasonably
  incidental to, the performance of its functions or the
  exercise of its powers.

  33. PREVENTING AND REDUCING CORRUPT CONDUCT.

  Without limiting how the Commission may prevent and reduce
  corrupt conduct, the Commission may do the fol-
  lowing:

  (a) undertake or commission research;
  (b) review and make recommendations regarding the systems,
  strategies, policies, practices and procedures
  of any public body or public official;
  (c) undertake or commission education, training or awareness, to
  the public generally or to a particular
  section of the public or private sector, including educational

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• institutions;
  (d) enlist and foster public support for preventing and reducing
  corrupt conduct;
  (e) analyse information regarding complaints, investigations and
  prosecutions;
  (i) make recommendations for legal, operational or policy
  reforms;
  (g) publish recommendations, research, reports, policies or
  guidelines and provide such material to other
  agencies and bodies;
  (h) make public statements necessary for its purposes under this
  Law or regarding the powers or functions
  of the Commission;
  (0 work in cooperation with other agencies and bodies, including
  other public sector agencies and bodies, the
  media, civil society, educational institutions and the private
  sector.

  34. INVESTIGATION AND PROSECUTION OF CORRUPT CONDUCT.

  (1) Without limiting how the Commission may prevent and reduce
  corrupt conduct, the Commission may —

  (a) investigate alleged or suspected corrupt conduct,
  including offences mentioned in Subsection (2),
  and perform functions or exercise powers under Parts IV, V
  and VI; and
  (b) prosecute indictable offences relating to corrupt conduct
  in accordance with Part VII.

  (2) The Commission may investigate —
  (a) offences under this Organic Law; and
  (b) Other offences under the Criminal Code Act 1974 that fall
  within the definition of corrupt conduct;
  and
  (c) offences under any other laws that fall within the
  definition of corrupt conduct.

  35. COOPERATION WITH AGENCIES AND BODIES
  In performing its functions and exercising its powers, the
  Commission is, so far as practicable, to cooperate
  with relevant agencies and may cooperate with such other agencies
  and bodies (including international
  agencies) as the Commission considers appropriate.

  36. EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION.

  (1) The Commission may provide information relating to alleged
  or suspected corrupt conduct to —
  (a) a relevant agency; or
  (b) any other agency or body; or
  (c) an international agency,
  if the information relates to the functions of the body or
  agency.

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• (2) Any restriction on the use of the information that apply to
  the Commission apply to the agency or body.

  37. REFERRAL OF MATTERS.
  (1) The Commission may refer a matter involving alleged or
  suspected corrupt conduct to —
  (a) a relevant agency; or
  (b) any other agency or body; or
  (c) an international agency,
  if the matter relates to the functions of the agency or
  body.

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  37. Referral of Matters—continued
  (2) When referring the matter, the Commission —
  (a) may recommend the action to be taken by the agency or
  body; and
  (b) must provide any information obtained by the Commission
  during an investigation that is relevant
  to the functions of the agency or body.
  (3) Despite the referral, the Commission may continue to deal
  with the matter or refer the matter to
  another agency or body.
  (4) The Commission may advise a complainant in relation to the
  matter that the matter has been referred.
  (5) The Commission may accept the referral of a matter relating
  to alleged or suspected corrupt conduct
  from —
  (a) a relevant agency; or
  (b) any other agency or body; or
  (d) an international agency.

  38. COMMITTEES AND TASKFORCES, ARRANGEMENTS AND AGREEMENTS.
  The Commission may establish or participate in committees and
  taskforces in conjunction with —
  (a) relevant agencies; and
  (b) such other bodies or agencies; and
  (c) such other international agencies

  39. ADMINISTRATIVE ARRANGEMENTS AND AGREEMENTS.
  The Commission may enter into administrative arrangements and
  agreements with other bodies and agencies,
  to facilitate the performance of the Commission’s functions and
  the exercise of its powers, including
  arrangements and agreements for —
  (a) cooperation with other agencies and bodies; and
  (b) the exchange of information between bodies and agencies and

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• measures to protect the confidentiality
  of the information; and
  (c) the referral of matters between agencies and bodies.

  40. MEETINGS OF THE COMMISSION.
  (1) The Commission must convene such meetings of the Commission
  as the Commission considers
  appropriate.
  (2) The presiding member at a meeting is —
  (a) the Commissioner; or
  (b) in the absence of the Commissioner, a Deputy
  Commissioner appointed by the Commissioner.
  (3) The quorum for a meeting of the Commission is two members of
  the Commission and the quorum must
  be present at all times during the meeting.
  (4) A question arising at a meeting of the Commission is to be
  determined b a majority of votes of the
  members present.
  (5) The person presiding at a meeting has —
  (a) a deliberative vote; and
  (b) where necessary, a casting vote.

  41. COMMISSION TO DETERMINE MEETING PROCEDURES.
  Subject to this Part, the Commission may determine its own
  procedures for the conduct of its meetings.

  42. MEETING BY TELEPHONE, ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION ETC.
  (1) In addition to meeting in person, the members of the
  Commission may participate in a meeting by
  telephone or any electronic means of communication.
  (2) A member who participates in a meeting by any of the means
  referred to in Subsection (1) is deemed to
  be present at the meeting and to form part of the quorum for
  the meeting.
  (3)A meeting relying on a means of participation referred to in
  Subsection (1) may be held at two or more
  places at the same time.

  43. DECISIONS TO BE RECORDED.
  A decision of the Commission must be recorded in writing, unless
  it is made by written acreement.

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  44. DISCLOSURE OF CONFLICTS OF INTEREST.
  (1) This section applies to a member of the Commission if —
  (a) the member has a material personal interest in a matter
  being considered, or about to be
  considered, by the Commission; and
  (b) the interest conflicts or may reasonably appear to

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• conflict with the proper performance of the
  member’s duties about the consideration of the issue.
  (2) In this section, “material personal interest” means —
  (a) a direct or indirect interest relating to personal
  affairs; or
  (b) a personal or political association.
  (3) As soon as practicable after the relevant facts come to the
  member’s knowledge, the member must
  disclose the nature of the interest to a meeting of the
  Commission.
  (4) Unless the Commission otherwise directs, the member must not
  —
  (a) be present when the Commission considers the matter; or
  (b) take part in a decision of the Commission about the
  matter.
  (5) The member must not be present when the Commission is
  considering whether to give a direction under
  Subsection (4).
  (6) A disclosure under Subsection (3) must be recorded in the
  Commission’s record of the meeting.
  (7) A failure to disclose a material personal interest does not,
  of itself, invalidate a decision of the
  Commission.

  PART IV. — INVESTIGATING CORRUPT CONDUCT.

  Division 1.— Duty to report corrupt conduct and complaints.

  45. DUTY TO NOTIFY COMMISSION OF POSSIBLE CORRUPT CONDUCT.
  (1) Subject to Subsections (3) and (4), notwithstanding any
  other Act, any person to whom Division ILI.2
  (leadership code) of the Constitution applies is under a duty
  to report to the Commission any matter that
  the person suspects on reasonable grounds concerns or may
  concern corrupt conduct.
  (2) The person must report the matter to the Commission as soon
  as practicable after the person becomes
  aware of the matter, and may do so orally or in writing.
  (3) The duty to report under this section does not apply if —
  (a) the Prime Minister certifies that to do so is likely to
  prejudice the security or defence of Papua New
  Guinea; or
  (b) the Prime Minister certifies that to do so is likely to
  prejudice Papua New Guinea’s relations with
  the Government of any other country or with any
  international organisation; or
  (c) to do so would involve the disclosure of proceedings,
  delibrations or decisions of the National
  Executive Council, or of any committee of that Council,
  which the Prime Minister certifies
  relate to matters of a secret or confidential nature,
  disclosure of which would be injurious to the
  public interest; or
  (d) to do so would be a breach of Parliamentary privilege or

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• immunity; or
  (e) the matter is subject to a claim of legal professional
  privilege.
  (4) The Commissioner of Police, the Public Prosecutor, the
  Public Solicitor, a Judge, the Chief Magistrate or
  a member of the Ombudsman Commission is not under a duty to
  report to the Commission, any matter
  that concerns or may concern corrupt conduct if he becomes
  aware of the matter while performing
  official duties, unless the matter concerns or may concern
  corrupt conduct of —
  (a) in the case of the Commissioner of Police — a member of
  the Police Force; or
  (b) in the case of the Public Prosecutor — a member of the
  staff of the Office of the Public Prosecutor;
  or
  (c) in the case of the Public Solicitor — a member of the
  staff of the Office of the Public Solicitor; or
  (d) in the case of a Judge – another Judge, or an officer or
  employee of the National Judicial Staff
  Service; or
  (e) in the case of the Chief Magistrate — a Magistrate or a
  member of the staff of the Magisterial
  Service; or
  (f) in the case of a member of the Ombudsman Commission —
  another member of the Ombudsman
  Commission or an Officer or employee of the Service of the
  Ombudsman Commission.

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  46. COMPLAINTS ABOUT POSSIBLE CORRUPT CONDUCT.
  (1) Any person may make a complaint to the Commission about
  alleged or suspected corrupt conduct.
  (2) The person may make the complaint orally or in writing.
  (3) The Commission may decide whether to accept a complaint that
  does not include the complainant’s
  identity or contact details, or both.
  (4) If the complainant’s identity or contact details, or both,
  are included in a complaint, the complainant may
  request that the details are not to be disclosed.

  47. COMPLAINTS ON BEHALF OF ANOTHER PERSON ABOUT POSSIBLE CORRUPT
  CONDUCT.
  (1) A person may make a complaint on behalf of another person.
  (2) The Commission may authorise other bodies or agencies to
  accept complaints on behalf of the
  Commission in accordance with agreements between the
  Commission and such other bodies or agencies.
  48. DISCLOSURE OF IDENTITY OR CONTACT DETAILS, OR BOTH

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• (1) If a request is made under Section 46(4) that a complainant’s
  identity or contact details, or both, are not to
  be disclosed, a Commission officer or consultant must not
  disclose the details to another Commission
  officer or consultant unless the disclosure is made while
  performing functions, or exercising powers,
  under, or for the purposes of, this Law.
  (2) A person who contravenes Subsection (1) commits an offence.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisonment for
  a term not exceeding two years, or
  both.
  (3) If a request is made under Section 46(4) that a complainant’s
  identity or contact details not be disclosed,
  a Commission officer, a consultant or any other person must
  not disclose the details to a person who is not
  a Commission officer or a consultant unless the complainant
  has consented in writing to the disclosure.
  (4) A person who contravenes Subsection (3) commits an offence.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisonment for
  a term not exceeding two years, or
  both.

  49. FALSE OR MISLEADING COMPLAINTS.
  A person commits an offence if the person makes a complaint to
  the Commission about alleged or suspected
  corrupt conduct that the person knows is false or misleading in a
  material particular.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisonment for
  a term not exceeding three years,
  or both.

  Division 2. – Assessments of complaints etc.

  50. ASSESSMENT OF COMPLAINTS ETC.
  (1) After receiving a complaint about alleged or suspected
  corrupt conduct, the Commission must assess
  the complaint.
  (2) In assessing the complaint, the Commission may have regard to
  whether the complaint —
  (a) raises a potential matter of corrupt conduct; or
  (b) raises a matter of serious corrupt conduct or systemic
  corrupt conduct; or
  (c) raises any matter of public interest; or
  (d) appears to lack credibility or substance; or
  (e) is trivial, vexatious or frivolous; or
  (f) raises a matter that occurred too long ago to justify an
  investigation; or
  (g) raises a matter that is more appropriately dealt with by
  another agency or body; or
  (h) raises a matter that has previously been dealt with by
  another agency or body and there is no
  reason to re-examine it, or there is other good reason why
  no action should be taken in respect
  of the matter.

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• (3) The Commission must assess a matter involving alleged or
  suspected corrupt conduct if —
  (a) the matter is reported or referred to the Commission by
  another agency or body; or
  (b) the Commission is aware of the matter acting on its own
  initiative.

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  51. ACTION THAT THE COMMISSION MAY TAKE.
  (1) After making an assessment of a matter under Section 50, the
  Commission may —
  (a) investigate all or part of the matter; or
  (b) decide to take no further action in relation to all or
  part of the matter; or
  (c) refer all or part of the matter to another body or
  agency.
  (2) The Commission may, at any time, reconsider how a matter
  must be dealt with.
  (3) Without limiting Subsection (2), the Commission —
  (a) may discontinue an investigation; or
  (b) having decided not to investigate a matter, may decide
  to investigate the matter; or
  (c) may decide to refer a matter to another agency or body,
  before, during or after an investigation.
  (4) The Commission may inform a complainant or an agency or body
  that has reported or referred a
  matter to the Commission, as to the action taken under this
  section in respect of the matter.

  52. PUBLIC STATEMENTS.
  The Commission may, subject to other laws, make or publish a
  public statement about a complaint or
  investigation concerning alleged or suspected corrupt conduct if,
  in the Commission’s opinion, it is
  appropriate to do so in the public interest, having regard to the
  following:
  (a) the benefits to an investigation that might be derived from
  making the statement;
  (b) the risk of prejudicing the reputation or safety of a person
  by making the statement;
  (c) whether the statement is neccessary in order to allay public
  concern or to prevent or minimise the risk
  of prejudice to the reputation of a person;
  (d) if an allegation against a person has been made public and,
  in the opinion of the Commission, the
  person is not implicated in corrupt conduct – whether the
  statement would redress prejudice caused to the
  reputation of the person as a result of the allegation having

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• been made public;
  (e) the risk of adversely affecting a potential prosecution of a
  criminal offence or a disciplinary proceeding.

  Division 3. – Investigations into Corrupt Conduct.

  53. INVESTIGATIONS GENERALLY.
  (1) The Commission may conduct an investigation into alleged or
  suspected corrupt conduct —
  (a) on its own initiative; or
  (b) in response to a complaint made; or
  (c) in response to a report or reference made to it by
  another body or agency.
  (2) The Commission may conduct an investigation even if no
  public official or public body is implicated.

  54. POWER TO REQUIRE STATEMENT OF INFORMATION
  (1) For the purposes of an investigation, the Commission may, by
  notice in writing, require a public body
  or a public official to produce a statement of information.
  (2) The notice —
  (a) must be signed by a member of the Commission; and
  (b) must specify or describe the information required; and
  (c) must fix a time and date for compliance with the notice;
  and
  (d) may specify a Commission officer to whom the production
  is to be made; and
  (e) must be served on the officer in charge of the body or
  the official required to comply with the
  notice.
  (3) The notice may provide that the requirement may be satisfied
  by another person acting on behalf of
  the public body or public official and may, but need not,
  specify the person or class of persons who
  may so act.
  (4) Subject to Subsection (5), despite any other law, the public
  body or public official must comply with
  the notice.
  (5) However, the public body or public official is not required
  to produce the statement of information if —
  (a) the Prime Minister certifies that to do so is likely to
  prejudice the security or defence of Papua
  New Guinea; or
  (b) the Prime Minister certifies that to do so is likely to
  prejudice Papua New Guinea’s relations with
  the Government of any other country or with any
  international organisation; or

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• (c) to do so would involve the disclosure of proceedings,
  deliberations or decisions of the National
  Executive Council, or of any committee of that Council,
  which the Prime Minister certifies
  relate to matters of a secret or confidential nature,
  disclosure of which would be injurious to the
  public interest; or
  (d) to do so would be a breach of Parliamentary privilege
  or immunity; or
  (e) the information sought is subject to a claim of legal
  professional privilege.

  55. SELF-INCRIMINATION ETC.
  (1) A public body or public official is not excused from
  producing a statement of information on the
  ground that doing so incriminates the body or official.
  (2) A statement of information —
  (a) is not admissible in evidence against the body or
  official in any civil or criminal proceedings; and
  (b) is admissible in a hearing of the Commission.

  56. FAILURE TO PROVIDE STATEMENT OF INFORMATION.
  A person commits an offence if he or she refuses or fails to
  provide a statement of information as required
  by a notice under Section 54.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisonment
  for a term not exceeding two years,
  or both.

  57. POWER TO ENTER PUBLIC PREMISES.
  (I)For the purposes of an investigation, the Commission may, at
  any time —
  (a) enter and inspect any premises (other than residential
  premises) occupied or used by a public
  body or public official in that capacity; and
  (b) inspect any document or other thing in or on the
  premises; and
  (c) take copies of any document in or on the premises.
  (2) The public body or public official must make available to
  the Commission such assistance and
  facilities as are necessary to enable the Commission to
  exercise its powers under Subsection (1).
  (3)Notwithstanding any other Act, the public body or public
  official must allow the Commission to
  exercise its powers under Subsection (1).
  (4) The public body or public official may refuse to allow the
  Commission to exercise powers under
  Subsection (1) if —
  (a) the Prime Minister certifies that the exercise of the
  powers is likely to prejudice the security or
  defence of Papua New Guinea; or
  (b) the Prime Minister certifies that the exercise of the
  powers is likely prejudice Papua New

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• Guinea’s relations with the Government of any other
  country or with any international
  organisation; or
  (c) the exercise of the power or powers would involve the
  disclosure of proceedings, deliberations
  or decisions of the National Executive Council, or of
  any committee of that Council, which the
  Prime Minister certifies relate to matters of a secret
  or confidential nature, and the disclosure of
  which would be injurious to the public interest; or
  (d) to do so would be a breach of Parliamentary privilege
  or immunity; or
  (e) the document or thing is subject to a claim of legal
  professional privilege.

  58. NOTICE TO PRODUCE DOCUMENT OR THING.
  (1) For the purpose of an investigation, the Commission may, by
  notice in writing require a person
  (whether or not a public official or public body) to produce
  a document or thing.
  (2) The notice—
  (a) must be signed by a member of the Commission; and
  (b) must specify or describe the document or thing to be
  produced; and
  (c) must fix a time and date for compliance with the
  notice; and
  (d) may specify a Commission officer to whom the production
  is to be made; and
  (e) must be served on the person required to comply with
  the notice.
  (3) The notice may provide that the requirement may be satisfied
  by another person acting on behalf of
  the person on whom the requirement was imposed and may
  specify the person or class of persons who
  may so act.

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  58. Notice to Produce Document or Thing—continued

  (4) Notwithstanding any other Act, the person served with the
  notice must produce the document or thing
  required by the notice.
  (5) The person served with the notice is not required to produce
  the document or thing required by the
  notice if —

  (a) the Prime Minister certifies that to do so is likely to
  prejudice the security or defence of Papua

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• New Guinea; or

  (b) the Prime Minister certifies that to do so is likely to
  prejudice Papua New Guinea’s relations
  with the Government of any other country or with any
  international organisation; or
  (c) to do so would involve the disclosure of proceedings,
  deliberations or decisions of the National
  Executive Council, or of any committee of that Council,
  which the Prime Minister certifies
  relate to matters of a secret or confidential nature,
  disclosure of which would be injurious to the
  public interest; or
  (a) to do so would be a breach of Parliamentary privilege or
  immunity; or
  (e) the document or thing is subject to a claim of legal
  professional privilege.

  59. SELF—INCRIMINATION ETC.

  (1) A person is not excused from producing a document or thing on
  the ground that doing so incriminates
  the person.

  (2) A document or thing produced —
  (a) is not admissible in evidence against the person in any
  civil or criminal proceedings and
  (b) is admissible in a hearing of the Commission.

  60. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH NOTICE TO PRODUCE.

  A person commits an offence if the person is served with a notice
  under Section 58 and that person fails to
  comply with the notice.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisonment for
  a term not exceeding two years,
  or both.

  61. DISCLOSURE OF NOTICE TO PRODUCE MAY BE PROHIBITED.
  The Commission may include a notation in a notice issued under
  Section 58 to the effect that disclosure of
  the existence of the notice or any information about the notice
  is prohibited except in the circumstances
  specified in the notation if the Commission is satisfied that a
  failure to include a notation is likely to
  prejudice —
  (a) a person’s safety; or
  (b) the fair trial of a person who has been, or may be, charged
  with a criminal offence; or
  (c) the investigation to which the notice relates or an
  investigation into other corrupt conduct; or
  (d) any action taken as a result of an investigation.

  (2) If a notation is included in the notice, it must be

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• accompanied by a written statement setting out the
  rights and obligations conferred or imposed on the person on
  whom the notice is served.
  (3) A notation included in the notice is cancelled if —
  (a) the Commission concludes the investigation to which the
  notice relates; and
  (b) any criminal proceeding or disciplinary proceeding
  resulting from the investigation are
  concluded.
  (4) A person commits an offence if —
  (a) the person contravenes the requirements of a notation
  included in a notice under Subsection (1);
  and
  (b) when the contravention occurs the notation has not been
  cancelled by Subsection (3).
  Penalty: Mine not exceeding. K 10,000.00 or imprisonment
  for a term not exceeding two years,
  or both.

  (5) In proceedings for an offence against Subsection (4), it is a
  defence if the person makes the disclosure —
  (a) to a legal practitioner for the purpose of obtaining legal
  advice or representation in relation to
  the notice; or
  (b) to a person, other than a legal practitioner, for the
  purpose of ensuring compliance with the
  notice; or

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  61. Disclosure of Notice to Produce may be Prohibited—continued

  (c) as a legal practitioner, for the purpose of any or all of
  the following:
  (i) obtaining the agreement of another person to the legal
  practitioner producing a document
  or thing; or
  (ii) obtaining or giving, legal advice; or
  (iii) making legal representations.

  62. COMMISSION MAY RETAIN DOCUMENTS AND THINGS.

  (1) If a document or thing is produced in accordance with a
  notice under Section 58, the Commission —

  (a) may take possession of, and may make copies of, the
  document or thing, or take extracts from
  a document; and
  (b) may retain possession of the document or thing for the

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• period necessary for the purposes of the
  investigation to which the document or thing relates.

  (2) While retaining the document or thing., the Commission must
  allow a person who would otherwise be
  entitled to inspect the document or view the thing to do so at
  the times that the person would
  ordinarily be able to do so.

  (3) If the retention of the document or thing by the Commission
  is not, or ceases to be, reasonably
  necessary for the purposes of the investigation or a
  prosecution to which the document or thing
  relates, the Commission must deliver the document or thing to
  the person who appears to the
  Commission to be entitled to possession of the document or
  thing.

  (4) The Commission must make a record of all documents or things
  produced and retained.

  PART HEARINGS.

  Division I. — General provisions for hearings

  63. HEARINGS.

  (1) The Commission may hold a hearing for the purposes of an
  investigation.
  (2) The hearing must be held before at least one member of the
  Commission.

  (3) The Commission may decide to hold the whole or a part of the
  hearing either in public or in private.
  (4) In making a decision under Subsection (3), the Commission may
  have regard to the following:

  (a) the benefit of exposing the public to, and making the
  public aware of, corrupt conduct;
  (b) the seriousness of the corrupt conduct being investigated;
  (c) whether the evidence that may be given, or a matter that
  may arise, during the hearing is
  likely to be of a confidential nature or relates to the
  commission, or to the alleged or suspected
  commission, of an offence;
  (d) the risk of any unfair prejudice to a person’s reputation
  that is likely to be caused if the hearing
  takes place in public;
  (e) whether the public interest in holding the hearing in
  public is outweighed by the public interest
  in preserving the privacy of the person concerned;
  (1) whether a public hearing would prejudice any of the
  following matters:

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• (i) defence;
  (ii) public safety;
  (iii) public order;
  (iv) public welfare;
  (v) the investigation into or the prosecution of corrupt
  conduct.

  (5) The Commission must make a written record of a hearing.

  64. LEGAL REPRESENTATION AT A HEARING.

  (1) A person giving evidence at a hearing may be represented by a
  legal practitioner.

  (2) The Commission may appoint a Commission prosecutor or another
  legal practitioner to assist the
  Commission during a hearing.

  (3) The Commission prosecutor or legal practitioner may attend
  the hearing to assist the Commission.

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  65. RULES OF EVIDENCE DO NOT APPLY.

  (1) The Commission is not bound by the rules of evidence at a
  hearing and may inform itself as the
  Commission considers appropriate.

  (2) The Commission must conduct a hearing with as little
  formality and technicality as the Commission
  considers appropriate.

  66. EXAMINATION AND CROSS EXAMINATION.

  At a hearing, the following persons may, if the Commission thinks
  it appropriate, examine or cross examine
  any witness on any matter that the Commission considers relevant:

  (a) a Commission prosecutor or other legal practitioner
  assisting the Commission at the hearing; or
  (b) a person summoned to attend the hearing; or
  (c) a legal practitioner representing a person at the hearing.

  67. POWER TO EXAMINE ON OATH.
  (1) The Commission may take evidence on oath or affirmation at a
  hearing.

  (2) For the purposes of Subsection (1), the member of the
  Commission presiding at the hearing —

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• (a) may require a person attending the hearing to give
  evidence either to take an oath or
  make an affirmation; and
  (b) may administer the oath or affirmation.

  Division 2. — Summons to attend hearing.

  68. COMMISSION MAY SUMMON PERSON.
  (1) The Commission may summon a person to attend a hearing to do
  any of the following:
  (a) give evidence;
  (b) produce a document or thing;
  (c) give evidence and produce a document or thing.
  (2) The summons must —
  (a) be sinned by a member of the Commission; and
  (b) set out the general nature of the con-apt conduct the
  subject of the hearing; and
  (c) in the case of a summons to produce the document or
  thing; and
  (d) specify The time and date of the hearing; and
  (e) be served on the person required to attend the hearing.
  (3) Notwithstanding any other Act, a person served with a
  summons must comply with it.
  (4) A person summoned to give evidence at a hearing is entitled
  to be paid the same fees, allowances and
  expenses as a witness in legal proceedings before the National
  Court.

  69. ON-GOING REQUIREMENT FOR WITNESS TO ATTEND.

  (1) A person who is summoned to attend a hearing to give
  evidence must attend and report to the
  Commission from day to day unless the person is excused from
  attending or released from further
  attendance by the member of the Commission presiding at the
  hearing.
  (2) The Commission may, by notice in writing, excuse a person who
  has been summoned to attend a hearing
  to produce documents or other things from the required
  attendance on the condition that the person or
  a person acting on the person’s behalf produces the document
  or thing in accord’nce with any directions
  given by the Commission before the hearing.

  70. SELF -LN CRIMILN AT I ON ETC.
  (1) A person who is summoned to produce a document or thing at a
  hearing, is not excused from producing
  the document or thing on the basis that doing so incriminates
  the person.
  (2) A person who is a witness at a hearing is not excused from
  answering a question at the hearing, whether
  or not the person is summoned to give evidence, on the basis
  that doing so incriminates the person or
  exposes the person to a penalty.

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• (3) Evidence given, at a hearing (including a document or thing
  produced) —
  (a) is not admissible in evidence against the person in any
  civil or criminal proceeding; and
  (b) is admissible at the hearing.

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  71. OFFENCES FOR ATTENDANCE AT HEARINGS ETC.
  (1) A person commits an offence if —
  (a) the person is served with a summons to attend a hearing
  to give evidence; and
  (b) the person fails —
  (i) to comply with the summons; or
  (ii) to attend and report to the Commission from day to
  day unless excused or released from
  further attendance by the Commission; or
  (iii) to make an oath or make an affirmation at the
  hearing; or
  (iv) to answer a question at the hearing that the
  Commission requires the person to answer.
  Penalty: Mine not exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisonment
  for a term not exceeding
  two years, or both.
  (2) A person commits an offence if —
  (a) the person is served with a summons to produce a document
  or thing; and
  (b) the person fails to comply with the summons.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisonment
  for a term not exceeding two
  years, or both.
  (3) It is a defense to an offence of failing to comply with a
  summons under Subsections (1) and (2) if —
  (a) the Prime Minister certifies that to do so is likely to
  prejudice the security or defence of Papua
  New Guinea; or
  (b) the Prime Minister certifies that to do so is likely to
  prejudice Papua New Guinea’s relation with
  the Government of any other country or with any
  international organisation; or
  (c) to do so would involve the disclosure of proceedings,
  deliberations or decisions of the National
  Executive Council, or of any committee of that Council,
  which the Prime Minister certifies
  relate to matters of a secret or confidential nature,
  disclosure of which would be injurious to the
  public interest; or
  (d) to do so would be a breach of Parliamentary privilege or
  immunity; or

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• (e) the answer is subject to a claim of legal professional
  privilege.

  72. DISCLOSURE OF SUMMONS MAY BE PROHIBITED.
  (1) The section applies if —
  (a) a summons is served on a person to attend a hearing; and
  (b) the hearing is to be held in private.
  (2) The Commission may include a notation in the summons to the
  effect that disclosure of the existence
  of the summons or any information about the summons is
  prohibited except in the circumstances
  specified in the notation if the Commission is satisfied that
  a failure to include a notation is likely to
  prejudice —
  (a) a person’s safety; or
  (b) the fair trial of a person who is charged with an
  offence; or
  (c) the investigation to which the summons relates or an
  investigation into other corrupt conduct;
  or
  (d) any action taken as a result of an investigation.
  (3) If a notation is included in the summons, it must be
  accompanied by a written statement setting out the
  rights and obligations conferred or imposed on the person on
  whom the summons is served.
  (4) A notation included in the summons is cancelled if —
  (a) the Commission concludes the investigation to which the
  summons relates; and
  (b) a criminal proceeding or disciplinary proceeding
  resulting from the investigation is concluded.
  (5) A person commits an offence if —
  (a) the person contravenes the requirements of a notation
  included in a notice under Subsection (2);
  and
  (b) when the contravention occurs the notation has not been
  cancelled by Subsection (4).
  Penalty: Fine not exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisonment
  for a term not exceeding two years,
  or both.
  (6) In proceedings for an offence against Subsection (5), it is
  a defence if the person makes the
  disclosure —
  (a) to a legal practitioner for the purpose of obtaining
  legal advice or representation in relation to
  the summons; or

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  72. Disclosure of Summons may be Prohibited—continued

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• (b) to a person, other than a legal practitioner, for the
  purpose of ensuring compliance with the
  summons; or
  (c) as a legal practitioner, for the purpose of the
  following:
  (i) obtaining the agreement of another person to the legal
  practitioner complying with the
  summons; or
  (ii) obtaining or giving legal advice; or
  (iii) making legal representations.

  73. COMMISSION MAY RETAIN DOCUMENTS AND THINGS.

  (1) If a document or thing is produced in accordance with a
  summons, the Commission —
  (a) may take possession of, and may make copies of, the
  document or thing or take extracts from
  the document; and
  (b) may retain possession of the document or thing for such
  period as is necessary for the purposes
  of the investigation to which the document or thing
  relates.
  (2) While retaining the document or thing, the Commission must
  allow a person who is entitled to inspect
  the document or view the thing to do so at the times that the
  person would ordinarily be able to do so.

  (3) If the retention of the document or thing by the Commission
  is not or ceases to be, reasonably necessary
  for the purposes of the investigation or a prosecution to
  which the document or thing relates, the
  Commission must deliver the document or thing to the person
  who appears to the Commission to be
  entitled to possess the document or thing.
  (4) The Commission must make a record of all documents or things
  produced.

  Division 3. – Hearing directions and court orders.

  74. DIRECTIONS AT A HEARING.
  (1) The Commission may issue directions for the purposes of a
  hearing, including directions as to who
  may be present at a hearing or part of a hearing.
  (2) A person commits an offence if the person contravenes a
  direction.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K5,000.00 or imprisonment for a
  term not exceeding 12 months or
  both.

  75. DIRECTIONS INRELATION TO CONFIDENTIALITY.
  (1) The Commission may direct that the following must not be
  published, except in the manner, and to the
  persons, the Commission specifies, if the Commission is

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• satisfied of any of the matters in Subsection
  (2):
  (a) particular evidence given at a hearing;
  (b) the contents of a particular document or a description of
  anything, produced to the Commission
  at a hearing;
  (c) particular information that might enable a person who
  gives evidence at a hearing to be
  identified;
  (d) the fact that a particular person gives or may be about to
  give evidence at a hearing.
  (2) The Commission must be satisfied that a direction is —

  (a) likely to prevent prejudice to —
  (i) the administration of justice; or
  (ii) an investigation; or
  (iii) a person’s reputation; or
  (b) likely to protect a person’s safety or prevent other
  serious harm to a person; or
  (c) likely to prevent a serious risk of intimidation of a
  witness or other person providing information
  to the Commission; or
  (d) required to protect national security; or
  (e) in the public interest.
  (3) A direction operates for the period the Commission specifies
  in the direction, and any further period
  the Commission determines.
  (4) A person commits an offence if the person contravenes the
  direction.
  Penalty: (a) in the case of an individual, a fine not
  exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisionment for a term
  not exceeding two years, or both; or
  (b) a body corporate, a fine not exceeding K50,000.00

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  76. SURRENDER OF PASSPORT OF WITNESS.

  (1) This section applies if, in connection with an investigation
  into serious corrupt conduct or systemic
  corrupt coduct, a summons has been issued requiring a person
  to attend a hearing.

  (2) A Commission investigator may apply to the District Court
  for an order —
  (a) requiring the person to give the Commission any
  passport issued to the person that is in his or
  her possession, custody or control; and

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• (b) authorising the Commission to retain the passport until
  the expiration of the period specified in
  the order.

  (3) The application must be supported by affidavit setting out
  the grounds on which the application is
  made.

  (4) The Court may make an order if it is satisfied that there
  are reasonable grounds for suspecting that the
  person intends to leave Papua New Guinea in order to
  contravene the summons.

  (5) The order may be made subject to conditions.

  (6) The Court may make such other ancillary orders as the Court
  considers appropriate.

  (7) The Court may, on application by a Commission investigator,
  extend the period for which the
  Commission is authorised to retain a passport under an order
  made under Subsection (4).

  (8) The Court may revoke an order under Subsection (4) on
  application by the holder of the passport.

  (9) If it is impracticable for an application under Subsection
  (2) or (7) to be made in person for reasons of
  urgency, the application may be made by fax, email or such
  other means of communication approved
  by the Court.

  (10) An application made under Subsection (2) or (7) may be
  heard —
  (a) ex parte; and
  (b) in closed court or in chambers.

  PART VI.— WARRANTS.

  Division I.— Search Warrants.

  77. APPLICATION FOR A SEARCH WARRANT.
  (1) A Commission investigator may apply to the District Court
  for a search warrant for the purposes of an
  investigation.
  (2) The application must be supported by an affidavit setting
  out the grounds on which the application is
  made.

  (3) If it is impracticable for the application to be made in
  person for reasons of urgency, the application
  may be made by fax, email or such other means of
  communication approved by the Court.

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• (4) The application may be heard —

  (a) ex parte; and
  (b) in closed court or in chambers.

  The District Court may issue a search warrant authorising
  the Commission investigator to enter and
  (5) seach premises if the the Court is satisfied there are
  reasonable grouds for suspecting that a document
  or other thing that is relevant to or connected with an
  investigation into corrupt conduct —
  (a) is in or on the premises; or
  (b) is likely to be in or on the premises within the next
  72 hours

  78. AUTHORITY CONFERRED BY SEARCH WARRANT.

  (1) A search warrant must —
  (a) state who is authorised to execute the warrant; and
  (b) contain a statement of the purpose for which the
  warrant is issued; and
  (c) specify the premises to which the warrant relates; and
  (d) state whether entry is authorised at any time of the
  day or night or during specified hours of the
  day or night; and
  (e) state that a failure to cooperate with the person
  executing the warrant may amount to an offence;
  and
  specify any other conditions to which the warrant is
  subject.

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  78. Authority Conferred by Search Warrant—continued

  (2) The search warrant authorises a Commission investigator to
  do any of the following for the purpose
  of executing the warrant —
  (a) to enter and search and, where necessary, use reasonable
  force to break into or open —
  (i) premises to which the warrant relates;
  (ii) part of, or anything in or on, the premises;
  (b) to stay in or on the premises to which the warrant
  relates for the time reasonably necessary to
  exercise powers authorised under the warrant and this
  Division;
  (c) to pass over, through, along or under other premises to
  enter the premises to which the warrant
  relates;

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• (d to remove wall or ceiling linings of floors of a building,
  or panels of a vehicle;

  (e) to dig up land;
  (f) to detain a person in or on the premises to which the
  warrant relates for the time reasonably
  necessary to find out if that person has anything sought
  under the warrant;
  (g) to search a person if the Commission investigator
  reasonably suspects that the person —
  (i) is, or has been, on or in the premises to which the
  warrant relates;
  (ii) is about to enter the premises,
  and the person has on or about his or her body a
  document or thing connected with the
  investigations;
  (h) to use force against a person that is necessary and
  reasonable in the circumstances;

  (i) to give directions with respect to the stopping or
  movement of any vehicle to which the warrant
  relates.

  (3) The search warrant authorises a Commission investigator to
  do any of the following for the purpose
  of the investigation —
  (a) to take photographs, films or audio, video or other
  electronic recordings;
  (b) to examine, copy or take extracts from a document;
  (c) to examine, use or test anything, including electronic
  devices or cause or require it to be
  examined, used or tested;
  (a) to open anything in or on the premises to which the
  warrant relates that is locked;
  (e) to search for and record fingerprints found on or in the
  premises to which the warrant relates,
  and take samples of things excluding human biological
  fluid or tissue found on or in the
  premises for forensic purposes;
  (f) to seize and retain any document or thing found in or on
  the premises to which the warrant
  relates and deliver it to the Commission;
  (g) to take a vehicle to a place with appropriate facilities
  for searching the vehicle and to search the
  vehicle;
  (h) to seize any illegal item or material, detain and refer
  the illegal item or material to the relevant
  bodies or agencies.

  79. ASSISTANCE IN EXECUTING A SEARCH WARRANT.

  (1) For the purpose of this section, a “technical officer” is an
  officer who is an expert in handling or
  preserving the evidentiary value of any thing.

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• (2) In executing a search warrant, a Commission investigator may
  be assisted by police officers or
  technical officers where necessary and reasonable in the
  circumstances.

  (3) A police officer or technical officer may use reasonable
  force to assist a Commission investigator in
  executing a search warrant.
  (4) A Commission investigator may require an occupier of
  premises to which a search warrant relates to
  give to the investigator, a police officer or a technical
  officer, such assistance as is reasonably required
  for the effective execution of the search warrant, including —
  (a) facilitating access to electronic equipment; and
  (b) unlocking doors, cabinets, drawers and other things;
  and
  (c) responding to questions about the location of
  documents or things on the premises.

  (5) A Commission investigator, a police officer or technical
  officer executing the search warrant, may
  bring onto the premises to which the warrant relates any
  equipment, vehicle, animal or other material
  reasonably necessary to examine, detect, transport or process
  documents or things found in or on the
  premises in order to determine whether they are documents or
  things that may be seized under the
  warrant.

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  80. SEARCH OF A PERSON UNDER A SEARCH WARRANT.

  (1) In searching a person under a search warrant, a Commission
  investigator —
  may run his or her hands over the person’s outer clothing;
  and
  may require the person to remove a coat, jacket, hat or
  shoes the person is wearing, and may
  run his or her hands over the person’s remaining outer
  clothing; and
  may require the person to surrender an item for inspection;
  and
  may use reasonable force to remove an item from a person if
  the person does not comply with
  a requirement to remove or surrender the item under
  Paragraph (c); and
  may inspect an item that a person has removed or surrended

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• or that has been removed from a
  person; and
  must conduct the search in a manner that affords, to the
  extent that the circumstances of the
  search warrant permit, reasonable privacy and respect for
  human dignity to the person being
  searched; and
  (g)must conduct the search as quickly as is reasonably
  practicable in the circumstances of the
  search.
  (2) A search must be conducted by a person of the same sex as the
  person being searched unless it is not
  reasonable or practicable to do so in the circumstances of the
  search.

  (3) If a person is searched, the Commission investigator
  executing the search warrant or a person
  assisting the Commission investigator must make available a
  copy of the warrant to the person.

  81. DUTY TO SHOW WARRANT.

  If an occupier or owner of the premises to which a search warrant
  relate, is present at the premises, the
  Commission investigator executing the search warrant, a police
  officer or technical officer assisting the
  Commission investigator, must make available a copy of the warrant
  to the occupier or owner.

  82. RESTORE PREMISES.

  The Commission must, within a reasonable period after the
  conclusion of a search of premises under a search
  warrant, restore the premises or cause the premises to be restored
  as nearly as possible to the same state of
  repair that existed immediately before the commencement of the
  search.

  83. COMMISSION MAY RETAIN DOCUMENTS AND THINGS.

  (1) If a document or thing is seized under a search warrant, the
  Commission investigator —

  (a) may take possession of and may make copies of, the
  document or thing or take extracts from
  the document; and
  (b) may retain possession of the document or thing for such
  period as is necessary for the purposes
  of the investigation or prosecution to which the document
  or thing relates.

  (2) While retaining the document or thing, the Commission must
  allow a person who is entitled to inspect
  the document or view the thing to do so at the times that the

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• person would ordinarily be able to do so.

  (3) If the retention of the document or thing by the Commission
  is not or cease to be, reasonably necessary
  for the purposes of the investigation or a prosecution to which
  the document or thing relates, the
  Commission must deliver the document or thing to the person who
  appears to the Commission to be
  entitled to possess the document or thing.

  (4) The Commission must make a record of all documents or things
  seized under a search warrant.

  84. OBSTRUCTION OF PERSON EXECUTING A SEARCH WARRANT.

  A person commits an offence if the person prevents, hinders or
  obstructs —

  (a) a Commission investigator executing a search warrant; or
  (b) a police officer or technical officer assisting a Commission
  investigator executing a search warrant.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisonment for a
  term not exceeding two years, or
  both.

  85. RELATIONSHIP WITH SEARCH ACT 1977.

  Any information obtained or thing seized under a search warrant or
  an interception warrant may be used in
  any criminal proceeding under any Act as if the information or
  thing was obtained or seized under the Search
  Act 1977.

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  Division 2.— Interception Warrants.

  86. APPLICATION FOR INTERCEPTION WARRANT.
  (1) A Commission investigator may apply to the District Court
  for an interception warrant authorising the
  use of an interception device for the purposes of an
  investigation.
  (2) The application must —
  (a) be supported by affidavit setting out the grounds on
  which the interception warrant is sought;
  and
  (b) specify the nature and duration of the warrant sought,
  including the kind of interception device
  or devices to be used.

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• (3) If it is impracticable for the application to be made in
  person for reasons of urgency, the application
  may be made by fax, email or such other means of
  communication approved by the District Court.
  (4) The application may be heard —
  (a) ex parte; and
  (b) in closed court or in chambers.

  87. CONSIDERATION OF APPLICATION FOR INTERCEPTION WARRANT.
  In deciding whether to issue an interception warrant, the
  District Court may, having regard to the intrusive
  nature of using an interception device, consider the following,
  amongst other matters:

  whether the corrupt conduct being investigated is serious
  corrupt conduct or systemic corrupt conduct;
  if the warrant is issued, the extent to which the privacy of
  the person is likely to be affected;
  the extent to which issuing the warrant would help prevent,
  detect, or provide evidence of the
  commission of corrupt conduct;
  the benefits derived from the issue of any previous
  interception warrants in relation to corrupt conduct;
  the extent to which a Commission investigator has used
  alternative means of investigation;
  the existence of any alternative means of investigation and
  the extent to which those means may assist
  or prejudice the investigation.

  88. ISSUE OF INTERCEPTION WARRANT.

  (1) The District Court may issue an interception warrant if
  satisfied that there are reasonable grounds for
  suspecting that —
  (a) the use of an interception device by the Commission is
  likely to assist the Commission in an
  investigation; and
  (b) other methods of investigation have failed or are
  unlikely to succeed because of the circumstances
  of the particular case.
  (2) The Court may impose any conditions on the interception
  warrant that the Court considers necessary
  in the public interest.
  (3) The interception warrant may be issued in respect of —
  (a) more than one kind of interception device; and
  (b) more than one interception device of any particular kind.
  (4) Subject to Section 93(1), the interception warrant remains
  in force until the end of the period of validity
  specified in the warrant, including any extension of the
  warrant unde Section 92.

  89. CONTENTS OF AN INTERCEPTION WARRANT.
  (1) An interception warrant must state the following:
  (a) who is authorised to execute the warrant; and

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• (b) the purpose for which the warrant is issued; and
  (c) the name of any person, if known, to be placed under
  interception; and
  (d) where applicable, the premises where the interception
  device authorised under the warrant may
  be used; and
  (e) the number and kind of interception devices authorised to
  be used under the warrant; and
  (f) where applicable, the object or class of object in
  relation to which the interception device
  authorised under the warrant may be used; and
  (g) any conditions of the warrant imposed by the District
  Court; and
  (h) the day and time the warrant starts and when the warrant
  ends.

  (2) An interception warrant may be issued for a period not
  exceeding 90 days.

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  90. AUTHORISATION BY AN INTERCEPTION WARRANT.

  (1) An interception warrant may authorise one or more of the
  following:

  (a) the use of an interception device on specified premises;
  (b) the use of an interception device in or on a specified
  object or class of object;
  (c) the use of an interception device in respect of the
  conversations, activities or location of a
  specified person or a person whose identity is unknown.

  (2) An interception warrant of a kind mentioned in Subsection
  (1)(a) authorises —

  (a) the installation, use and maintenance of an interception
  device of the kind specified in the warrant
  on the specified premises; and
  (b) the entry, by force if necessary, onto the premises, and
  onto other specified premises adjoining
  or providing access to the premises, for any of the
  purposes referred to in Paragraph (a) or
  Subsection (5).

  (3) An interception warrant of a kind mentioned in Subsection (1)
  (b) authorises —

  (a) the installation, use and maintenance of an interception

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• device of the kind specified in the warrant
  in or on the specified object or an object of the specified
  class; and
  (b) the entry, by force if necessary, onto any premises where
  the object, or an object of the class, is
  reasonably believed to be or is likely to be, and onto
  other specified premises adjoining or
  providing access to those premises, for any of the purposes
  referred to in Paragraph (a) or
  Subsection (5).

  (4) An interception warrant of a kind mentioned in Subsection (1)
  (c) authorises —

  (a) the installation, use and maintenance of an interception
  device of the kind specified in the war-
  rant in or on premises where the person is reasonably
  believed to be or likely to be; and
  (b) the entry, by force if necessary, onto the premises, or
  other premises adjoining or providing
  access to those premises, for any of the purposes referred
  to in Paragraph (a) or Subsection (5).

  (5) An interception warrant further authorises —
  (a) the retrieval of the interception device; and
  (b) the installation, use, maintenance and retrieval of
  enhancement equipment in relation to the
  interception device; and
  (c) the disconnection of, or otherwise making inoperative,
  any security system for the purpose of
  the installation, use, maintenance or retrieval of the
  interception device or enhancement
  equipment; and
  (d) the temporary removal of an object or vehicle from
  premises for the installation, maintenance
  or retrieval of the interception device or enhancement
  equipment and the return of the object or
  vehicle to the premises; and
  (e) the breaking open of anything for the installation,
  maintenance or retrieval of the interception
  device or enhacement equipment; and
  (f) the connection of the interception device or enhancement
  equipment to any source of electricity
  and the use of electricity from that source to operate the
  device or equipment; and
  (g) the connection of the interception device or enhancement
  equipment to any telecomunications
  system or network that may be used to transmit information
  in any form and the use of that
  telecomunications system or network in connection with the
  operation of the device or equipment;
  and
  (h) the provision of assistance or technical expertise to the
  Commission investigator responsible for

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• the execution of the warrant in the installation, use,
  maintenance or retrieval of the interception
  device or enhancement equipment; and
  (i) the use of a person to translate or interpret
  conversations intercepted under the interception
  warrant.

  (6) An interception warrant may authorise the doing of anything
  reasonably necessary to conceal anything
  done in relation to the installation, use, maintenance or
  retrieval of an interception device or
  enhancement equipment under the warrant.

  (7) An interception warrant may authorise the interference with
  property of a person who is not the subject
  of the investigation in respect of which the warrant was
  issued but, if the interference would be on
  premises not specified in the warrant, only if the Court
  issuing the warrant is satisfied that it is necessary
  to do so in order to give effect to the warrant.

  (8) A Commission officer may use an interception device under an
  interception warrant only in the
  perfomance of his or her functions or the exercise of his or
  her powers.

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  91. EXTENSION AND VARIATION OF INTERCEPTION WARRANT.

  (1) At any time before the expiry of an interception warrant a
  Commission investigator may apply to the
  District Court for —

  (a) an extension of the warrant; or
  (b) a variation of any of the terms of the warrant.

  (2) The application must be made to the District Court and must
  be accompanied by the original warrant.

  (3) Section 86 applies, with any necessary changes, to an
  application under this section as if it were an
  application for an interception warrant.

  92. DISTRICT COURT MAY GRANT APPLICATION FOR EXTENSION OR VARIATION
  OF
  INTERCEPTION WARRANT.

  (1) The District Court may grant the application —

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• (a) if it is satisfied that the circumstances in Section 88(1)
  (a) and (b) still exist; and
  (b) after considering matters under Section 87.

  (2) If the Court grants the application, it must, endorse the new
  expiry date and term on the original
  interception warrant.
  (3) The interception warrant may be extended for a period not
  exceeding 90 days.
  (4) An application may be made under this section more than once.

  93. REVOCATION AND EXPIRY OF AN INTERCEPTION WARRANT.

  (1) The District Court may revoke an interception warrant on its
  own initiative at any time before the
  expiry of the period of validity specified in the warrant.
  (2) A Commission investigator must, as soon as practicable, take
  the necessary steps to ensure that the use
  of an interception device authorised by an interception
  warrant is discontinued if —

  (a) the interception warrant expires; or
  (b) the interception warrant is revoked by the District Court.

  94. RESTRICTION ABOUT RECORDS AND ACCESS TO INTERCEPTION WARRANT
  APPLICATIONS
  ETC.

  (1) In this section, “relevant proceeding” means an application
  to a District Court for an interception
  warrant or an extension of an interception warrant.

  (2) Notwithstanding any other law, a person must not make a
  transcript of a relevant proceeding.

  (3) Except by direction of the District Court, a person must not
  —

  (a) make a record of a relevant proceeding or an interception
  warrant available to another person;
  or
  (b) publish or otherwise disclose a notice of a relevant
  proceeding or the existence of an inter-
  ception warrant.

  (4) A person commits an offence if the person contravenes
  Subsection (2) or Subsection (3).
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding KI0,000.00 or imprisionment for
  a term not exceeding two years, or
  both.

  (5) A person is not entitled to search for information that is in
  the custody of a Court in relation to a relevant
  proceeding or an interception warrant, unless the District

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• Court otherwise orders in the interest of justice.

  95. ADMISSIBILITY AND DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION OBTAINED USING
  INTERCEPTION
  WARRANT.

  (1) This section applies to information that was obtained using
  an interception warrant.
  (2) Subject to Subsection (3), the information is not admissible
  in evidence against a person in any civil
  or criminal proceedings.
  (3) The information is admissible in the following:
  (a) proceedings for an offence against this Law; or
  (b) proceedings relating to serious corrupt conduct or
  systemic corrupt conduct; or
  (c) proceedings under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2005.

  (4) The information is admissible in a hearing of the Commission
  under this Law.

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  95. Admissibility and Disclosure of Information obtained using
  Interception Warrant—continued

  (5) This section does not render inadmissible information that
  was obtained independently of the use of
  an interception warrant.

  (6) A Commission officer who obtains information obtained using
  an interception device must not
  disclose the information to another person, except for the
  purposes of —
  (a) any proceedings mentioned in Subsection (3); or
  (b) an investigation; or
  (c) a hearing.

  (7) A Commission officer who contravenes Subsection (6) commits
  an offence.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisonment for
  a term not exceeding two years, or
  both.

  96. KEEPING OF RECORDS.

  The Commission must keep all information obtained under an
  interception warrant and transcripts of
  recordings or photographs made or taken under the warrant in a

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• secure place.

  97. PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATIONS.

  The Division does not render information obtained under an
  interception warrant to be admissible as evidence
  if that information is subject to a claim of privilege.

  98. OBSTRUCTION OF PERSON EXECUTING AN INTERCEPTION WARRANT.

  A person commits an offence if the person prevents, hinders or
  obstructs a person authorised to execute an
  interception warrant from executing the warant.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisonment for a
  term not exceeding two years, or both.

  PART VII.— ARRESTS AND PROSECUTIONS.

  99. ARRESTS.

  (1) This section applies to an indictable offence relating to
  “corrupt conduct”.

  (2) A Commission investigator has the same duties and powers
  under the Arrest Act 1977 in relation to an
  indictable offence as a police officer would have under that
  Act in relation to the indictable offence,
  other than the powers under Part II (Circumstances justifying
  arrest without warrant) of that Act.

  (3) A Commission investigator also has the same duties and
  powers under the Arrest Act 1977 in relation
  to an indictable offence as a member of the public would have
  under that Act in relation to the
  indictable offence.
  (4) A Commission investigator has the same duties and powers
  under the Bail Act 1977 in relation to an
  indictable offence as a police officer would have under that
  Act in relation to the offence, but the
  Commission is not a bail authority within the meaning of that
  Act.

  (5) A Commission prosecutor has the same duties and powers under
  the District Courts Act 1963 in relation
  to an indictable offence as a police officer would have under
  that Act in relation to the indictable
  offence.

  100. COMMENCEMENT AND CONDUCT OF COMMITTAL PROCEEDINGS FOR CERTAIN
  OFFENCES.

  The Commission may commence committal proceedings for indictable
  offences relating to corrupt conduct.

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• 101. OBTAINING CONSENT OF PUBLIC PROSECUTOR TO PROSECUTE CERTAIN
  OFFENCES.

  (1) The Commission prosecutor may prosecute the trial of an
  indictable offence relating to corrupt conduct
  with the written consent of the Public Prosecutor and in
  accordance with law.

  (2) The Commission may request the consent of the Public
  Prosecutor to prosecute —
  (a) a particular indictable offence relating to corrupt
  conduct; or
  (b) a class of indictable offences relating to corrupt
  conduct.
  (3)The request for consent must be in writing.
  (4) The Public Prosecutor must, within 60 days after receiving
  the Commission’s request, notify the
  Commission in writing of his or her decision to consent to
  the prosecution or refuse consent.

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  101. Obtaining Consent of Public Prosecutor to Prosecute Certain
  Offences—continued

  (5) If the Public Prosecutor refuses to consent to the
  prosecution, the Public Prosecutor must include in
  the notice under Subsection (1) the reasons for the refusal,
  indicating whether the Public Prosecutor —

  (a) considers that there is no reasonable prospect of a
  conviction; or
  (b) considers that the prosecution is not in the public
  interest; or
  (c) intends to conduct the prosecution.

  (6) If within 60 days after receiving the Commission’s request
  to prosecute an indicable offence relating
  to corrupt conduct, the Public Prosecutor has not responded
  in writing to the request, the Public
  Prosecutor is deemed to have consented to the prosecution by
  the Commission.

  102. APPEALS AND OTHER PROCEEDINGS.

  (1) If the Public Prosecutor consents or is deemed to have
  consented to the prosecution of the trial of an
  indictale offence relating to corrupt conduct, the Commission

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• may conduct any other proceeding arising
  out of or relating to the prosecution, including any appeal.

  PART VIM—PROTECTING PEOPLE WHO ASSIST THE COMMISSION.

  103. DIRECTIONS TO PROTECT WITNESSES DURING COMMISSION HEARINGS.

  Where the Commission considers that a witness may be
  intimidated, distressed or fear for the witnesses’s
  safety or that of another person at a hearing, the Commission
  may direct that one or more of the following
  special measures be used at the hearing:

  the use of a screen or other arrangement to prevent the
  witness from seeing other persons in the
  hearing room;
  the presence of a support person chosen by the witness to be
  seated with the witness when he or she
  is giving evidence;
  planned seating arrangements for people who have an interest
  in the hearing, including the level at
  which they are seated and the people in the line of vision of
  the witness;
  the relocation of the hearing or any part of the hearing to
  other premises;
  the exclusion of persons from the hearing room while the
  witness is giving evidence;
  permitting the evidence to be given from a place other than
  the hearing room by means of closed-
  circuit television or other facilities that enable
  communication between that place and the hearing
  room.

  104. PROTECTION OF WITNESSES.

  (1) In this section, “good faith” means that a person is acting
  on an honest belief held on reasonable
  grounds that the information was true at the time the
  information was given to the Commission.

  (2) A person is not liable to any civil or criminal action,
  including disciplinary proceedings, for giving
  information in good faith to the Commission.

  (3) Subsection (2) applies to a person despite the person being
  subject to a confidentiality provision or a
  duty of confidentiality, or any other prohibition or
  restriction on disclosure under any other law of
  Papua New Guinea.

  105. COMPENSATION.

  (1) This section applies if the National Court is satisfied, on
  the application of a person, that another person

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• has retaliated or threatened to retaliate, or is retaliating
  or threatening to retaliate, against the applicant.

  (2) The Court may make an order requiring the person against
  whom an application is made to compensate
  the applicant for any loss, damage or injury suffered as a
  result of the retaliation or threat.

  106. REINSTATEMENT ETC.

  (1) This section applies where the National Court is satisfied,
  on the application of a person that —

  (a) another person has retaliated, or is retaliating,
  against the applicant; and
  (b) the retaliation wholly or partly consists, or consisted,
  of that other person —

  (i) terminating, or purporting to terminate, the
  applicant’s employment; or
  causing other occupational detriment to the
  applicant.

  (2) The Court may make an order that the applicant be reinstated
  to their position or a position at a
  comparable level, or that other action be taken to address
  the other occupational detriment suffered by
  the applicant.

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  107. INJUNCTIONS AND OTHER ORDERS.

  (1) This section applies where the National Court is satisfied,
  on the application of a person, that another
  person has retaliated or threatened to retaliate, or is
  retailiating or threatening to retaliate, against the
  applicant.

  (2) The Court may make the following orders:

  (a) an order granting an injunction requiring the person to
  do anything necessary to prevent or
  cease the retaliation;
  (b) any other order the Court considers appropriate.

  (3) The Court may make any other orders that the Court considers
  appropriate against any other person
  who —

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• (a) aids, abets, counsels, lead or procures the conduct
  against the applicant; or
  (b) induces the conduct against the applicant, whether
  through threats or promises or otherwise; or
  (c) knowingly is a party to the conduct against the
  applicant; or
  (d) conspires with others to effect the conduct against the
  applicant.

  108. 01414ENCE OF RETALIATION.

  (1) A person commits an offence if the peson retaliates, or
  threatens to retaliate, against another person.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisonment for a
  term not exceeding two years, or
  both.

  (2) For the purpose of Subsection (1), a threat may be —
  (a) expressed or implied; or
  (b) conditional or unconditional.
  (3) In a prosecution for an offence under Subsection (1), it is
  not necessary to prove that the person who
  was threatened actually feared that the threat would be
  carried out.

  109. PHYSICAL PROTECTION OF PERSONS ASSISTING THE COMMISSION.

  (I) Where it appears to the Commission that, because a person is
  assisting the Commission, the safety of
  the person or any other person may be prejudiced or the person
  or any other person may be subject to
  intimidation or harrassment, the Commission may make necessary
  arrangements —
  (a) to protect the safety of the person; or
  (b) to protect the person from intimidation or harassment.
  (2) Where it appears to the Commission that, because of the
  performance by a Commission officer or a
  consultant of his or her functions or the exercise of his or
  her powers, the safety of the Commission
  officer, the consultant or any other person may be prejudiced,
  or the officer, consultant or any other
  person may be subject to intimidation or harrasment, the
  Commission may make necessary
  arrangements —
  (a) to protect the safety of the Commission officer, the
  consultant or other person; or
  (b) to protect the Commission officer, the consultant or
  other person from intimidation or
  harrassment.

  (3) The Commissioner may request the Commissioner of Police or
  another public body or public
  official —

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• (a) to provide any protection referred to in Subsection (1)
  or (2); or
  (b) to provide personnel or facilities or both to assist in
  providing that protection; or
  (c) to otherwise assist in the provision of that protection.

  110. PREVENTING ETC., PERSON FROM ASSISTING THE COMMISSION.

  A person commits an offence if the person prevents a person from
  assisting the Commission.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisonment for a
  term not exceeding two years, or both.

  PART IX.—REPORTING AND FINANCES.

  III. ANNUAL REPORT.

  The annual report of the Commission required under Section 220H
  of the Constitution must include the
  following:

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  III. Annual Report—continued

  (a) statics regarding —
  (i) complaints of alleged or suspected corrupt conduct
  received by the Commission during the
  year; and
  (ii) matters referred to the Commission by other agencies and
  bodies during the year; and
  (iii) matters referred by the Commission to other agencies
  and bodies during the year;
  (b) the agencies and bodies to which complaints or matters
  referred to relate and the types of corrupt
  conduct to which the complaints or matters relate;
  (c) statistics regarding —
  (i) the investigations undertaken by the Commission,
  including investigations undertaken on its
  own initiative; and
  (ii) the prosecutions of indictable offences undertaken by
  the Commission and the Public
  Prosecutor following investigations by the Commission;
  statistics regarding the search warrants and interception
  warrants issued;
  a description of any patterns or trends of corrupt conduct
  identified by the Commission;
  any recommendations for changes in the laws of Papua New
  Guinea, or for changes to policies or

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• administrative action, that the Commission considers should be
  made;
  a description of the Commission’s significant activities
  during that year in relation to its function of
  preventing and reducing corrupt conduct;
  statistics regarding court proceedings involving the
  Commission;
  a list of the Commission’s reports and other publications;
  the details of the Commission’s organisational structure;
  statistics regarding the staff of the Service and consultants
  (without identifying Individuals) and their
  remuneration levels;
  the financial statements of the Commission;
  such other matters relating to its functions as the Commission
  determines to be in the public interest.

  112. SUPPLEMENT REPORT TO THE ANNUAL REPORT.
  (I) The Commission must produce a supplement report to the annual
  report written in plain English and
  Tok Pisin.
  (2) The supplement report must summarise the annual report to be
  suitable for use by educational
  institutions and in raising community awareness.

  113. APPLICATION OF THE A UDIT ACT.

  The Commission is a public body within the meaning of the Audit
  Act 1989 and is subject to that Act.

  114. APPLICATION OF OTHER ACTS.
  The following Acts apply to and in relation to the Commission:
  (a) the National Procurement Act 2018; and
  (b) the Public Money Management Regulation Act 2017; and
  (c) the Public Finance (Management) Act 1995.

  PART X. STAFFING OF THE COMMISSION.

  115. ESTABLISHMENT OF INDEPENDENT COMMISSION AGAINST CORRUPTION
  STAFF SERVICE.

  (1) The Independent Commission Against Corruption Staff Service
  is established.
  (2) The staff of the Commission constitute the Service of the
  Commission.

  116. CONTROL OF THE SERVICE.
  The Service is subject to the control and direction of the
  Commission.

  117. FUNCTIONS OF THE SERVICE.
  The functions of the Service are to provide staff and services to
  enable the Commission to operate efficiently
  and effectively.

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• 118. ENGAGEMENT OF STAFF OF THE SERVICE.
  (1) After conultation with the department responsible for
  personnel management, the Commission may
  engage staff of the Service under written agreements and on
  terms and conditions as the Commission
  determines.

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  118. Engagement of Staff of the Service—continued

  (2) If a staff member appointed under this section was,
  immediately before his or her appointment, an
  officer of the National Public Service, his or her service to
  the Commission is taken to be service in
  the National Public Service for the purpose of determining his
  or her rights in respect of —

  (a) absence or leave on the ground of illness; and
  (b) furlough or pay in lieu of furlough including pay to
  dependants or personal representatives on
  the death of the officer.

  119. REGULATIONS FOR THE STAFF SERVICE.

  The Regulations may —

  (a) make provisions in relation to the Service of the Commission;
  and
  (b) prescribe the terms and conditions of employment of staff;
  and
  (c) make provision for the establishment of a superannuation
  scheme to provide benefits for staff of the
  Commission on retirement, resignation, retrenchment or death.

  120. OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT PROHIBITED.

  A member of the staff of the Service shall not directly or
  indirectly engage in any paid employment outside
  the duties of his or her office or position in the Service.

  121. ENGAGEMENT OF CONSULTANTS.

  (1) The Commision may engage a person with suitable
  qualifications and experience as a consultant to the
  Commission.

  (2) The Commission may engage a consultant under agreement in
  writing on such terms and conditions as

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• specified in the agreement.

  (3) The Commission may engage non-citizens as consultants.

  122. SECONDMENTS.

  (1) The Commission may be assisted in the performance of its
  functions by members of another State
  Service seconded to the Service.

  (2) The Commission may allow a staff of the Service to be engaged
  on secondment to a State Service to
  assist the State Service in the performance of the State
  Service’s functions.

  123. ENGAGEMENT OF NON-CITIZENS.

  (1) The Commission may engage non-citizens as staff of the
  Service, including as Commission
  investigators and Commission prosecutors, in accordance with
  law and on such terms and conditions
  as the Commission determines.

  (2) The Commission is not subject to the Public Employment (Non-
  Citizens) Act 1978 but is subject to
  the Employment of Non-Citizens Act 2008.

  124. TEMPORARY AND CASUAL EMPLOYEES.

  (1) The Commission may appoint such temporary and casual
  employees as the Commission thinks
  necessary for the purpose of this Law.

  (2) Employees appointed under Subsection (1) shall be employed on
  such terms and conditions as the
  Commission determines.

  125. CODE OF CONDUCT.

  (1) The Commission must determine a Code of Conduct for all
  Commission officers.

  (2) The Commission must publish the Code of Conduct in the
  National Gazette and ensure that all
  Commission officers are aware of the Code.

  126. SERVICE GUIDELINES.

  (1) The Commission may make guidelines, not inconsistent with
  this Law, for any matter that is necessary
  or desirable for the efficient management and control of the
  Service.

  (2) The Service Guidelines must be published in the National

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• Gazette by the Commission.

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  127. DUTY TO REPORT CORRUPT CONDUCT.
  (1) Members of the Commission must immediately report any
  suspected corrupt conduct of a Commission
  officer to the Commissioner in accordance with the Code of
  Conduct.
  (2) A Commission officer other than a member of the Commission
  must, as soon as practicable, report any
  suspected corrupt conduct by —
  (a) the Commissioner to the Appointments Committee; and
  (b) a Deputy Commissioner to the Commissioner; and
  (c) any other Commission officer to the Commissioner.

  128. CONSULTATION WITH THE PUBLIC SERVICES COMMISSION.
  The Commission must consult with the Public Services Commission
  about —
  (a) the Code of Conduct; and
  (b) the Service Guidelines; and
  (c) the terms and conditions of engagement of staff of the
  Service.

  129. DELEGATION.
  (1) The Commission may delegate to a Commission officer any or
  all of its functions and powers other
  than this power of delegation.
  (2) A delegation —
  (a) must be made by instrument in writing; and
  (b) may be absolute or conditional; and
  (c) does not derogate from the power of the delegator to act
  in a matter; and
  (d) is revocable at will; and
  (e) may be made to a Commission officer or a class of
  Commission officers.

  130. COMMISSION INVESTIGATORS.
  (1) Where the Commission is satisfied that a person has suitable
  qualifications or experience, the
  Commission may in writing authorise the person to be a
  Commission investigator.
  (2) Section 76(a) of the Firearms Act 1978 applies to a
  Commission investigator when performing functions
  or exercising powers as a Commission investigator as if he or
  she were a person referred to in that
  section.

  131. IDENTIFICATION CARDS FOR COMMISSION INVESTIGATORS.
  (1) The Commission must issue an identity card to a commission

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• investigator showing a recent photograph
  of the investigator, his or her name and the fact that he or
  she is a Commission investigator.
  (2) A Commission investigator must carry his or her identity
  card at all times when performing functions or
  exercising powers as a Commission investigator.

  132. COMMISSION PROSECUTORS.
  (1) Where the Commission is satisfied that a legal practitioner
  has suitable qualifications or experience, the
  Commission may in writing authorise the legal practitioner to
  be a Commission prosecutor.
  (2) This Organic Law does not affect the provisions of the
  Criminal Code Act 1974 that require that certain
  powers and functions must only be exercised by State
  Prosecutors.

  PART XI. — APPOINTMENTS COMMITTEE.

  133. APPOINTMENTS COMMITTEE.
  (1) The Appointments Committee consists of
  (a) the Prime Minister; and
  (b) the Leader of the Opposition; and
  (c) the Chief Justice; and
  (d) the Chairman of the Public Services Commission; and
  (e) the Chairperson of the Papua New Guinea Council of
  Churches.
  (2) All members of the Appointments Committee are to be paid
  fees and allowances determined under the
  Boards (Fees and Allowances) Act 1955.
  (3) The Prime Minister is the Chairperson of the Appointments
  Committee.

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  134. FUNCTIONS AND POWERS OF THE APPOINTMENTS COMMITTEE.

  (1) The functions of the Appointments Committee are —
  (a) to advise the Head of State in relation to the appointment
  of —
  (i) the Commissioner and the two Deputy Commissioners; and
  (ii) an acting Commissioner and acting Deputy
  Commissioners; and
  (b) other functions as are conferred on the Committee by this
  and any other Organic Law.
  (2) The Appointments Committee has such powers as are conferred
  on it by this and any other Organic
  Law.

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• 135. MEETINGS OF THE APPOINTMENTS COMMITTEE.

  (1) The Chairperson of the Appointments Committee is to convene
  such meetings of the Committee as the
  Chairperson considers appropriate.
  (2) Where a vacancy arises in the membership of the Commission,
  the Chairperson must convene a
  meeting as soon as practicable.

  (3) The Chairperson of the Appointments Committee presides at all
  meetings and where the Chairperson
  is not present at a meeting, the Chairperson may appoint
  another member of the Committee to preside.

  136. APPOINTMENTS COMMITTEE TO DETERMINE OWN MEETING PROCEDURES.
  Subject to this Part, the Appointments Committee may determine its
  own meeting procedures.

  137. MEETING BY TELEPHONE, ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION.

  (1) In addition to meeting in person, the members of the
  Appointments Committee may participate in a
  meeting by telephone or any electronic means of communication.

  (2) A member who participates in a meeting by any of the means
  referred to in Subsection (1) is deemed
  to be present at the meeting and to form part of the quorum for
  the meeting.

  (3) A meeting relying on a means of participation referred to in
  Subsection (1) may be held at two or more
  places at the same time.

  138. DECISIONS OF MEETING TO BE RECORDED.
  (1) A decision of the Appointments Committee must be recorded in
  writing, unless the decision is made
  by written agreement.
  (2) A decision of the Appointments Committee, whether recorded in
  writing or made by written
  agreement, must include the information used by the Committee
  to make the decision and the
  reasons for the decision.

  139. QUORUM.
  (1) Subject to Section 15(2), the quorum for a meeting of the
  Appointments Committee is three members
  and the quorum must be present at all times during the meeting.
  (2) A question arising at a meeting of the Committee is to be
  determined by a majority of votes of the
  members present.
  (3) The person presiding at a meeting of the Committee has —
  (a) a deliberative vote; and
  (b) where necessary, a casting vote.

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• PART XII. — OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE.

  140. MEMBERSHIP OF THE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE.
  (1) The Oversight Committee consists of five members.
  (2) The Appointments Committee shall appoint the members of the
  Oversight Committee after consultation
  with the Commission.

  141. TERM OF APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS.
  (1) A member of the Oversight Committee shall be appointed for a
  period not exceeding three years and
  on such terms and conditions specified in the instrument of
  appointment.
  (2) A member of the Oversight Committee is eligible for
  reappointment.

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  142. CRITERIA FOR APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS.
  (1) A person is not eligible for appointment to the Oversight
  Committee if he or she —
  (a) is, or has been, a member of the National Parliament or
  a Provincial Assembly; or
  (b) is a public official.
  (2) The Appointments Committee must consider the following
  criteria when appointing a person to be a
  member of the Oversight Committee:
  (a) the person must be of high integrity, independence of
  mind and good reputation; and
  (b) the person must hold qualifications and have
  demonstrated experience, whether practical or
  academic, of at least five years in fields that are
  relevant to the functions of an anti-corruption
  agency, an integrity agency or a law enforcement agency;
  and
  (c) the person must not be insolvent or an undischarged
  bankrupt.
  (3)In appointing members of the Oversight Committee, the
  Appointments Committee may regard the
  benefit of having —
  (a) members from within and outside Papua New Guinea; and
  (b) members who can bring a diverse range of expertise to
  the Oversight Committee.

  143. CHAIRPERSON OF THE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE.

  The Appointments Committee is to appoint a member of the
  Oversight Committee as the Chairperson of the

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• Oversight Committee.

  144. FUNCTIONS AND POWERS OF THE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE.
  (1) The functions of the Oversight Committee are set out in
  Section 220G of the Constitution and the
  Commission is to cooperate with the Oversight Committee in
  the performance of the Committee’s
  functions.
  (2) In exercising its functions, the Oversight Committee may —
  (a) review and make recommendations on the operations,
  functions and powers of the Commission;
  and
  (b) review the staffing, financial and other resourcing
  requirements of the Commission and
  make recommendations that it considers necessary to
  address any resourcing needs; and
  (c) review the Commission’s annual report.

  (3) In performing its functions and exercising its powers, the
  Oversight Committee cannot examine,
  review or report on —
  (a) the alleged or suspected corrupt conduct of a
  particular person, or a particular body or agency;
  or
  (b) the action taken by the Commission relating to the
  alleged or suspected corrupt conduct of a
  particular person, or a particular body or agency.

  145. MEETINGS OF THE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE.
  (1) The Oversight Committee must meet quarterly in a year.
  (2) The Chairperson of the Oversight Committee presides at all
  meetings and where the Chairperson is not
  present at a meeting, the Chairperson may appoint another
  member of the Committee to preside.

  146. CHAIRPERSON MAY CONVENE MEETINGS.

  The Chairperson of the Oversight Committee may convene such
  other meetings as he considers necessary.

  147. OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE TO DETERMINE OWN MEETING PROCEDURES.

  Subject to this Part, the Oversight Committee may determine its
  own meeting procedures.

  148. MEETING BY TELEPHONE, ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION ETC.

  (1) In addition to meeting in person, the members of the
  Oversight Committee may participate in a meeting
  by telephone or any electronic means of communication.
  (2) A member who participates in a meeting by any of the means
  referred to in Subsection (1) is deemed to
  be present at the meeting and to form part of the quorum for
  the meeting.

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• (3) A meeting relying on a means of participation referred to in
  Subsection (1) may be held at two or more
  places at the same time.

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  149. DECISIONS TO BE RECORDED.

  A decision of the Oversight Committee must be recorded in
  writing, unless the decision is made by written
  agreement.

  150. QUORUM.

  A quorum for a meeting of the Oversight Committee is three
  members of the Committee.

  151. REPORT OF THE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE.

  (1) The Oversight Committee must prepare an annual report for
  each year on the performance of its functions
  and the exercise of its powers.
  (2) The Oversight Committee must provide a copy of its annual
  report to the Speaker of Parliament within
  three months after the Committee receives the Commission’s
  annual report.

  (3) The Speaker of Parliament must present the Oversight
  Committee’s annual report to the Parliament at the
  next meeting of the Parliament following the receipt of the
  report.

  152. PUBLICATION OF ANNUAL REPORT.

  (1) The Oversight Committee must publish the annual report as
  soon as practicable after the Speaker of the
  Parliament presents the annual report to the Parliament.
  (2) Nothing in this Law prevents the Oversight Committe from
  preparing and publishing other reports.

  153. FEES AND ALLOWANCES.
  A member of the Oversight Committee shall be paid the fees and
  allowances determined under the Boards (Fees
  and Allowances) Act 1955.

  PART XIIL — OFFENCES.

  154. CONFIDENTIALITY.

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• (I) This section applies to information obtained by a Commission
  officer or a consultant in the performance
  of functions or the exercise of powers under or for the
  purposes of, this Law.

  (2) The Commission officer or consultant commits an offence if —

  (a) the officer or consultant directly or indirectly makes a
  record of the information or discloses the
  information; and
  (b) the record or disclosure was not made in the performance
  of the officer’s or consultant’s functions
  or the exercise of the officer’s or consultant’s powers
  under, or for the purposes of, this Law.

  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K20,000.00 or imprisonment
  for a term not exceeding five years,
  or both.

  (3) Any person to whom the information is lawfully disclosed by
  a Commission officer or consultant under
  Subsection (1) commits an offence if —

  (a) the person directly or indirectly makes a record of the
  information or discloses the information; and
  (b) the record or disclosure was not made in the performance
  of the person’s official duties.

  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K20,000.00 or imprisonment
  for a term not exceeding five years,
  or both.

  155. IMPERSONATION OF COMMISSION OFFICER.

  A person commits an offence if the person falsely represents, by
  words or conduct, that the person is a
  Commission officer.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K15,000.00 or imprisonment for a
  term not exceeding three years, or both.

  156. ABUSE OF COMMISSION OFFICE.

  (1)A Commission officer commits an offence if the officer
  requests for, receives or obtains or agrees to
  receive or obtain, property or a benefit of any kind for
  himself or someone else from a person with the
  intent of the officer —
  (a) neglecting the performance of his or her functions or
  the exercise of his or her powers; or
  (b) being influenced in the perfomance of his or her
  functions or the exercise of his or her powers.
  Penalty: Imprisonment for a term not exceeding 14 years.

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  156. Abuse of Commission Office—continued
  (2) A Commission officer commits an offence if the Commission
  officer uses or takes advantage of his or her
  position to improperly gain benefit or gain advantage for
  himself or someone else.
  Penalty: Imprisonment for a team not exceeding 14 years.

  157. BRIBERY OF COMMISSION OFFICER.
  A person commits an offence if the person gives to or procures
  for a Commission officer or someone else
  property or a benefit of any kind, or promises or offers to do
  so, with the intent of —

  (a) the officer neglecting the performance of his or her
  functions or the exercise of his or her powers; or
  (b) influencing the officer in the performance of his or her
  functions or the exercise of his or her powers.
  Penalty: Imprisonment for a term not exceeding seven years.

  158. OBSTRUCTION OF COMMISSION OR COMMISSION OFFICER
  (1) A person commits an offence if the person disrupts a hearing.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K5,000.00 or imprisonment for a
  term not exceeding 12 months, or both.
  (2) A person commits an offence if the person obstructs the
  Commission or a Commission officer performing
  functions or exercising powers under this Law.
  Penalty: Fine not exceedingK10,000.00 or imprisonment for a
  term not exceeding two years, or both.
  (3) A person commits an offence if the person fails to comply
  with any lawful requirement of the Commission
  or a Commission officer.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K10,000.00 or imprisonment for a
  term not exceeding two years, or both.
  (4) A person commits an offence if the person alters, destroys,
  conceals or fabricates a document or thing
  knowing that it is or is likely to be required by the
  Commission or a Commission officer.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K15,000.00 or imprisonment for a
  term not exceeding three years, or both.

  159. FALSE OR MISLEADING EVIDENCE OR STATEMENTS.
  A person commits an offence if the person gives evidence at a
  hearing or states anything to the Commission or a
  Commission officer that is false or misleading in a material
  particular.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding K15,000.00 or imprisonment for a
  term not exceeding three years, or both.

  160. FALSE OR MISLEADING DOCUMENTS.

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• (1) A person commits an offence if the person knows a document is
  false or misleading in a material
  particular and the person —

  (a) produces the document at a hearing; or
  (b) gives the Commission or a Commission officer the
  document.
  Penalty: A fine not exceeding, K15,000.00 or imprisonment
  for a term not exceeding three years,
  or both.
  (2) Subsection (1) does not apply if the person, on producing or
  giving the document —
  (a) tells the Commission or a Commission officer, to the best
  of the person’s abililty, how the
  document is false or misleading; and
  (b) if the person has or can reasonably obtain, the correct
  information, gives the correct information to
  the Commission or the Commission officer.

  161. BRIBERY OF WITNESS.
  (1) A person commits an offence if the person gives to or
  procures for, another person property or a benefit
  of any kind, or promises or offers to do so, with an intent of
  that person or any other person doing
  any or all of the following:

  (a) withholding information or evidence, or a document or
  other thing, from the Commission; or
  (b) discontinuing to provide information or give evidence, or
  produce documents or other things,
  to the Commission; or
  (c) providing false or misleading information or giving false
  or misleading evidence, or producing
  false or misleading documents or other things, to the
  Commission.
  Penalty: Imprisonment for a term not exceeding seven years.

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  161. Bribery of Witness—continued

  (2) A person commits an offence if he ask for, receives or
  obtains, or agrees to receive or obtain, property or
  a benefit of any kind for himself or for any other person,
  with a intent of doing any or all of the
  following:
  (a) withholding information or evidence, or a document or
  other thing, from the Commission; or
  (b) discontinuing to provide information or give evidence,

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• or produce documents or other things,
  to the Commission; or
  (c) providing false or misleading information or giving
  false or misleading evidence, or producing
  false or misleading documents or other things, to the
  Commission.
  Penalty: Imprisonment for a term not exceeding seven
  years.

  162. PROSECUTION OF OFFENCES.
  Matters going to court under this Law shall be dealt with before
  a Principal Magistrate of the District Court.

  PART XIV.—MISCELLANEOUS.

  163. DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY.
  (1) This section applies to property if —
  (a) the property is lawfully in the custody of the
  Commission in connection with an investigation; and
  (b) the property is not required for the purposes of an
  investigation or a criminal prosecution or
  disciplinary proceeding; and
  (c) the person lawfully entitled to the property cannot be
  located or identified.
  (2) A court may, on application by the Commission, make an order
  that the property be forfeited to the State
  if the court is satisfied that no person is lawfully
  entitled to the property or a person is entitled but cannot
  be located or identified.
  (3) Property odered to be forfeited to the State —
  (a) if money, is to be paid into the Consolidated Revenue
  Fund; or
  (b) in any other case, may be sold by or on behalf of the
  Commission at public auction and the
  proceeds of sale, paid into the Consolidated Revenue
  Fund.
  (4) If the property is not money or is not fit or suitable for
  sale, or fails to sell at public auction, it is to be dis-
  posed of in accordance with the directions of the
  Commission.

  164. PRIVILEGES AND IMMUNITIES.
  (1) A member of the Commission has the same privileges,
  protections and immunites as a Judge of the
  National Court.
  (2) A witness at a hearing and a person summoned to attend as a
  witness or to produce a document or thing
  to the Commission have the same protections and immunities
  as a witness in proceedings before the
  National Court.
  (3) A legal practitioner assisting the Commission or
  representing a person before the Commission has the
  same protections and immunities as a legal practitioner has
  in attending for a party in proceedings before

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• the National Court.

  165. PROTECTION FROM LIABILITY.
  (1) A Commission officer is not subject to any civil or criminal
  liability, action, claim or demand for anything
  done or omitted to be done in good faith under or for the
  purposes of this Law or any other law.
  (2) A Commission officer is not to be called to give evidence in
  any court or in any proceedings of a judicial
  nature in respect of anything coming to his or her knowledge
  in performing functions or exercising
  powers under or for the purposes of this Law.

  166. GRANT OF IMMUNITY FROM PROSECUTION.

  (1) If —
  (a) the Commission is prosecuting a person for an indictable
  offence; and
  (b) in the opinion of the Commission, after consultation
  with the Public Prosecutor, it is neccessary in
  the interests of justice to do so, the Commission may
  grant to the person an immunity from
  prosecution, either absolute or conditional, in relation
  to an offence with which the person could
  otherwise be charged.

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  166. Grant of Immunity from Prosecution—continued

  (2) If the grant of the immunity to a person is absolute, the
  person is not to be charged before any court with
  that offence.
  (3) If the grant of the immunity to a person is conditional, the
  person is not to be charged before any court
  with that offence unless the Commission has first certified in
  writing that the person has breached the con-
  ditions of the grant of immunity.
  (4) This section does not prevent a person who has been granted
  immunity from prosecution being charged
  with any other offence against a law of Papua New Guinea.

  167. SERVICE.
  A notice, summons or other document required or authorised to be
  given to or served on a person under this Law
  may —
  (a) be given to the person personally; or
  (b) be left for the person at the person’s place of residence or
  business with someone over the age of 16 years;

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• or
  (c) be posted to the person at the person’s last known place of
  residence or business; or
  (d) be transmitted by fax or email to a fax number or email
  address provided by the person, in which case, the
  notice or other document will be taken to have been given or
  served at the time of transmission; or
  (e) if the person is a company within the meaning of the
  Companies Act 1997, be served in accordance with
  that Act.

  168. GUIDELINES.

  The Commission may issue guidelines for the purposes of effective
  implementation of this Law.

  169. REGULATIONS.

  The Head of State, acting on advice, and in accordance with, the
  advice of the National Executive Council, may
  make regulations, not inconsistent with this Law, prescribing all
  matters that by this Law are required or
  permitted to be prescribed for carrying out or giving effect to
  this Law.

  SCHEDULE. — OATH AFFIRMATION OF OFFICE.

  Sec.32 Form 1.

  OATH.

  “I, a member of the Independent Commission Against Corruption,
  do swear that I will, at all times,
  well and truly serve the Independent State of Papua New Guinea and
  its People, and properly exercise the func-
  tions and powers conferred on me under the Constitution and the
  Organic Law on the Independent Commission
  Against Corruption without fear or favour, affection or in
  accordance with the laws of the Independent
  State of Papua New Guinea.

  So help me God!”

  Form 2.

  AFFIRMATION.

  , a member of the Independent Commission Against Corruption,
  do solemnly and sincerely promise
  and declare that I will, at all times, well and truly serve the
  Independent State of Papua New Guinea and its People,
  and properly exercise the functions and powers conferred on me under
  the Constitution and the Organic Law on

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• the Independent Commission Against Corruption without fear or
  favour, affection or in accordance
  with the laws of the Independent State of Papua New Guinea.”.

  Printed and Published by M. Mala, Acting Government
  Printer,
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  No. G842 PORT MORESBY, THURSDAY, 17th OCTOBER
  2019

  Land Groups Incorporation (Amended) Act
  2009
  NOTICE OF LODGEMENT OF AN APPLICATION FOR RECOGNITION AS AN
  INCORPORATED
  LAND GROUP
  File No: 19495
  PURSUANT to Section 33 of the Land Groups Incorporation Act, notice
  is hereby given that I have received an
  Application of a customary group of persons as an incorporated land
  group to be known by the name of:
  TETEVERUA MANGSENG LAND GROUP INCORPORATED
  The said group claims the following qualifications for recognition
  as an incorporated land group.
  (1) Its members belong to Teteverua Mangseng Clan in Amele
  Village.
  (2) Its members regard themselves and a regarded by other
  members of the said clan as bound by the
  common customs and beliefs.
  (3) It owns the following customary land and properties in
  Gasmata Rural Local Level Government, Kandrian
  Gloucester District, West New Britain Province.
  Property
  Description
  L Intaina Land
  2. Burpo Mountain

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• 3. Yepio Mountain
  4. Uryenbo Mountain
  5. Pileipowi Mountain
  6. Poronga Land
  7. Telti Land
  8. Talangupo Land
  9. Naulewulage Land
  10. Poispo Mountain
  11. Muloupo Mountain
  12. Puepo Creek
  13. Mikil Creek
  14. Samok Land
  15. Woupouruli Mountain

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  Notice of Lodgement of an Application for Recognition as an
  Incorporated Land Group—continued

  Teteverua Mangseng Land Group Incorporated—
  continued
  Property
  Description

  16. Siwilpo Mountain

  Dated this 14th day of October, 2019.
  H. WASA,
  Delegate of the
  Registrar of Incorporated Land Groups.
  Note:—A person(s), a group, the District Administrator or the
  village court within the local level government of this particular
  land group may with-
  in 30 days of publication of this notice, lodge with the
  Registrar of ILG an objection and reason thereof not to register
  this land group in
  accordance with Section 6 of ILG (Amended) Act 2009.

  Land Groups Incorporation (Amended) Act
  2009

  NOTICE OF LODGEMENT OF AN APPLICATION FOR RECOGNITION AS AN
  INCORPORATED
  LAND GROUP
  File No: 19515
  PURSUANT to Section 33 of the Land Groups Incorporation Act, notice
  is hereby given that I have received an
  Application of a customary group of persons as an incorporated land
  group to be known by the name of:
  MAKALIA ROKOU LAND GROUP INCORPORATED
  The said group claims the following qualifications for recognition

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• as an incorporated land group.
  (1) Its members belong to Makalia Rokou Clan in Rokou Village.
  (2) Its members regard themselves and a regarded by other
  members of the said clan as bound by the
  common customs and beliefs.
  (3) It owns the following customary land and properties in
  Cenaka Local Level Government, Talasea District,
  West New Britain Province.
  Property I
  Description
  1. Keleo River (Boundary)
  2. Salikia River (Boundary)
  3. Nea Creek (Boundary)
  4. Gonapa Kokolona Land (Old Village)
  5. Potamu Land (Village)
  6. Yena Land (Old Village)
  7. Mouk Sellilne Land (Village)
  8. Gamupunpun Land (Old Village)
  9. Umbun Land (Old Village)
  10. Ulata Potemi Mountain
  11. Sakeleke Creek

  Dated this 14th day of October, 2019.
  H. WASA,
  Delegate of the
  Registrar of Incorporated Land Groups.
  Note:—A person(s), a group, the District Administrator or the
  village court within the local level government of this particular
  land group may with-
  in 30 days of publication of this notice, lodge with the
  Registrar of ILG an objection and reason thereof not to register
  this land group in
  accordance with Section 6 of 1LG (Amended) Act 2009.

  Land Groups Incorporation (Amended) Act
  2009

  NOTICE OF LODGEMENT OF AN APPLICATION FOR RECOGNITION AS AN
  INCORPORATED
  LAND GROUP
  File No: 19528
  PURSUANT to Section 33 of the Land Groups Incorporation Act, notice
  is hereby given that I have received an
  Application of a customary group of persons as an incorporated land
  group to be known by the name of:

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  Notice of Lodgement of an Application for Recognition as an
  Incorporated Land Group—continued

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• ABUNGA LAND GROUP INCORPORATED
  The said group claims the following qualifications for recognition
  as an incorporated land group.
  (1) Its members belong to Abunga Clan in Zebu Village.
  (2) Its members regard themselves and a regarded by other
  members of the said clan as bound by the
  common customs and beliefs.
  (3) It owns the following customary land and properties in
  Gasmata Rural Local Level Government, Talasea
  District, West New Britain Province.

  Property Description
  1. Ageres •••• Boundary River
  2. Waikopi Pabo Nexo Creek
  3. Umbovit Creek
  4. Urebon Creek
  5. Asuongle Creek
  6. Apuyang Mountain
  7. Ovarap Old Village
  8. Zilongom Cave
  9. Zikesengin Cave
  10. Tavasiliko Ridge
  11. Matagining Land
  12. Akoe Creek

  Dated this 14th day of October, 2019.
  H. WASA,
  Delegate of the Registrar
  of Incorporated Land Groups.
  ATote:—A person(s), a group, the District Administrator or the
  village court within the local level government of this particular
  land group may with-
  in 30 days of publication of this notice, lodge with the
  Registrar of ILG an objection and reason thereof not to register
  this land group in
  accordance with Section 6 of ILG (Amended) Act 2009.

  Land Groups Incorporation (Amended) Act 2009

  NOTICE OF LODGEMENT OF AN APPLICATION FOR RECOGNITION AS AN
  INCORPORATED
  LAND GROUP
  File No: 19599
  PURSUANT to Section 33 of the Land Groups Incorporation Act, notice
  is hereby given that I have received an
  Application of a customary group of persons as an incorporated land
  group to be known by the name of:

  AKIZANG GAMUMU LAND GROUP INCORPORATED
  The said goup claims the following qualifications for recognition as
  an incorporated land group.
  (1) Its members belong to Akizang Gamumu Clan in Aparas Village.
  (2) Its members regard themselves and a regarded by other

• Page 167 of 225

• members of the said clan as bound by the
  common customs and beliefs.
  (3) It owns the following customary land and properties in
  Gasmata Rural Local Level Government, Kandrian
  Gloucester District, West New Britain Province.
  Property Description
  1. GU Land
  2. Mitelen River
  3. Zeivla Land
  4. Ruth Creek
  5. Akarip Mountain
  6. Tamanes Mountain
  7. Talangen Land

  No. G842-17th October, 2019
  4 National
  Gazette

  Notice of Lodgement of an Application for Recognition as an
  Incorporated Land Group—continued

  Akizang Gamumu Land Group
  Incorporated—continued
  Property
  Description

  8. Emeli
  Creek
  9. Asirim
  Land
  10. Poyukatem
  Mountain
  _ 11. Rohg Avelkit
  Mountain
  12. Lae
  Creek
  13. Apara
  Land
  14. Tanghorok
  Mountain

  Dated this 14th day of October, 2019.
  H. WASA,

  Delegate of the Registrar of Incorporated Land Groups.
  Note:—A person(s), a group, the District Administrator or the
  village court within the local level government of this particular
  land group may with-
  in 30 days of publication of this notice, lodge with the
  Registrar of ILG an objection and reason thereof not to register
  this land group in

• Page 168 of 225

• accordance with Section 6 of ILG (Amended) Act 2009.

  Land Groups
  Incorporation (Amended) Act 2009

  NOTICE OF LODGEMENT OF AN APPLICATION FOR RECOGNITION AS AN
  INCORPORATED

  LAND GROUP

  File No: 19600
  PURSUANT to Section 33 of the Land Groups Incorporation Act, notice
  is hereby given that I have received an
  Application of a customary group of persons as an incorporated land
  group to be known by the name of:

  ALUKA MUSENPO LAND GROUP
  INCORPORATED

  The said group claims the following qualifications for recognition
  as an incorporated land group.
  (1) Its members belong to Aluka Musenpo Clan in Uvol
  Village.
  (2) Its members regard themselves and a regarded by other
  members of the said clan as bound by the
  common customs and beliefs.
  (3) It owns the following customary land and properties in
  Melkoi Rural Local Level Government, Pomio
  District, East New Britain Province.
  Property
  Description

  1. Tavolo
  Boundary River
  2. Tokosapa
  Boundary Creek
  3. Siwa Pima
  Creek
  4. Kai
  Boundary Mountain
  5. Seina
  Mountain
  6. Tauvo
  Land / Old Village
  7. Mangingin
  Creek
  8. Kaliklu
  Mountain
  9. Kaleng
  Creek
  10. Homeng
  Mountain (Boundary)

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• 11. Sechsech
  Mountain / village
  12. Loloana
  Lnd!! Old Village
  13. Wangwalai
  Mothitain

  Dated this 14th day of October, 2019.
  H. WASA,

  Delegate of the Registrar of Incorporated Land Groups.
  Note:—A person(s), a group, the District Administrator or the
  village court within the local level government of this particular
  land group may with-
  in 30 days of publication of this notice, lodge with the
  Registrar of ILG an objection and reason thereof not to register
  this land group in
  accordance with Section 6 of ILG (Amended) Act 2009.

  National Gazette 5
  No. G842-17th October, 2019

  Land Groups Incorporation (Amended) Act
  2009

  NOTICE OF LODGEMENT OF AN APPLICATION FOR RECOGNITION AS AN
  INCORPORATED
  LAND GROUP

  File No: 19456
  PURSUANT to Section 33 of the Land Groups Incorporation Act, notice
  is hereby given that I have received an
  Application of a customary group of persons as an incorporated land
  group to be known by the name of:

  AKISANG POTEMI LAND GROUP INCORPORATED
  The said group claims the following qualifications for recognition
  as an incorporated land group.
  (1) Its members belong to Akisang Potemi Clan in Zebu, Asirim
  Village.
  (2) Its members regard themselves and a regarded by other
  members of the said clan as bound by the
  common customs and beliefs.

  (3) It owns the following customary land and properties in
  Gasmata Rural Local Level Government, Kandrian
  Gloucester District, West New Britain Province.

  Property
  Description

  1. Ani Creek

• Page 170 of 225

• 2. Eliketaiku Creek
  3. Agumga Creek
  4. Laba Creek
  5. Leltinga Creek
  6. Zinedim Creek
  7. Aime Creek
  8. Pomalin Aigro Mountain
  9. Taityet Mountain
  10. Avolong Mountain
  11. Asirim Land
  12. Nembre Land
  13. Zimavu Land
  14. Kolongosum Land
  15. Popatpatin Sacred Site
  16. Amgen River

  Dated this 14th day of October, 2019.
  H. WASA,
  Delegate of the
  Registrar of Incorporated Land Groups.
  Note:—A person(s), a group, the District Administrator or the
  village court within the local level government of this particular
  land group may with-
  in 30 days of publication of this notice, lodge with the
  Registrar of ILG an objection and reason thereof not to register
  this land group in
  accordance with Section 6 of ILG (Amended) Act 2009.

  Land Groups Incorporation (Amended) Act
  2009

  NOTICE OF LODGEMENT OF AN APPLICATION FOR RECOGNITION AS AN
  INCORPORATED
  LAND GROUP

  File No: 19457
  PURSUANT to Section 33 of the Land Groups Incorporation Act, notice
  is hereby given that I have received an
  Application of a customary group of persons as an incorporated land
  group to be known by the name of:

  ALIRING AGOMI LAND GROUP INCORPORATED
  The said group claims the following qualifications for recognition
  as an incorporated land group.
  (1) Its members belong to Aliring Agomi Clan in Zebu, Asirim
  Village.
  (2) Its members regard themselves and a regarded by other
  members of the said clan as bound by the
  common customs and beliefs.

  No. G842-17th October, 2019 6
  National Gazette

• Page 171 of 225

• Notice of Lodgement of an Application for Recognition as an
  Incorporated Land Group—continued

  Alirin g Agomi Land Group Incorporated—
  continued

  (3) It owns the following customary land and properties in
  Gasmata Rural Local Level Government, Kandrian
  Gloucester District, West New Britain Province.

  Property
  Description

  1. Metelen River (Boundary)
  2. Ayun River (Boundary)
  3. Mutpo Land
  4. Kanini Mountain
  5. Kapupu Mountain
  6. Aparas Land
  7. Abulabul Agomi
  8. Agomi Mountain
  9. Nakuru Mountain
  10. Aelkit Mountain
  11. Lula River
  12. Ruvui Creek
  13. Ambu Creek
  14. Lumba Creek
  15. Miyek Creek

  Dated this 14th day of October, 2019.

  H. WASA,
  Delegate of the
  Registrar of Incorporated Land Groups.
  Note:—A person(s), a group, the District Administrator or the
  village court within the local level government of this particular
  land group may with-
  in 30 days of publication of this notice, lodge with the
  Registrar of ILG an objection and reason thereof not to register
  this land group in
  accordance with Section 6 of ILG (Amended) Act 2009.

  Printed and Published by M. Mala, Acting
  Government Primer,
  Port Moresby.-842.

  1
  National Gazette

  PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
  (Registered at the General Post Office, Port

• Page 172 of 225

• Moresby, for transmission by post as a Qualified Publication)

  No. G841 PORT MORESBY, THURSDAY, 17th OCTOBER
  2019

  Physical Planning Act
  1989

  NOTIFICATION OF ZONING OF PHYSICAL PLANNING
  AREAS

  The National Physical Planning Board, by virtue of the powers
  conferred by Section 71 of the Physical Planning Act
  1989, hereby gives notice of the zoning of Physical Planning areas
  specified in the Schedule hereto.

  The Zoning is specified in Column 2 of the Schedule, within
  the physical planning area specified in Column
  1, as depicted in plans specified in Column 3.

  Plans specified in this notice are available for inspection at
  the Office of the Chief Physical Planner,
  Department of Lands & Physical Planning, Waigani and at the
  Office(s) specified in Column 4.

  SCHEDULE
  Column I Column 2 Column
  3 Column 4 Column 5
  Physical Planning Areas Zones Plans,
  Survey Plans Office(s) where Gazetted Zoning

  Description Plans are available Plan Index No.

  LAE Rezoning from Open Space Section 39,
  Allotments 91 OCPP, DLPP, Eda GZP 12-01(1)-206 (2)
  to General Industrial and (formerly
  Allotment 35, Tano, Waigani.
  Subdivision of Allotment Section 39),
  City of Lae
  91, Section 39 (formerly Morobe
  Province
  Allotment 35, Section 39).

  Dated this 27th day of April, 2017 at Meeting No: 01/2017 of
  the National Physical Planning Board.

  J. OFOI,

• Page 173 of 225

• Acting Chairman—National Physical Planning Board.

  Printed and Published by M.
  Mala, Acting Government Printer,
  Port
  Moresby.-841.

  1

  National Gazette

  PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
  (Registered at the General Post Office, Port Moresby, for
  transmission by post as a Qualified Publication)

  No. G840 PORT MORESBY, THURSDAY, 17th OCTOBER
  2019

  Land Groups Incorporation (Amended) Act 2009

  NOTICE OF CORRIGENDUM ON CHANGES ON PROPERTY LISTING OF
  INCORPORATED LAND
  GROUP
  ILG FILE NO: 19413

  Pursuant to Section 9 of the Incorporated Land Group (Amendment) Act
  2009 notice is hereby given that I have
  received an Application for variation on the property for:

  OAIRE LAND GROUP INCORPORATED

  In its initial application, the said group claimed a total of x
  Doura Akuku Village in Kairuku Rural Local Level
  Government, Kairuku Hiri District, Central Province. Property list
  below are to be removed from the Registrar’s
  registry and recorded as disputed or objected.

  Property Description

  1. Vei-a Land (Village)

  The above properties were previously gazetted with Gazette No.
  G496 dated 13th June, 2019 and the same was
  published on the Post Courier dated 19th June, 2014. Properties not
  disputed will precede registration

  Given under my hand at Waigani, this 15th day of October, 2019.

• Page 174 of 225

• I.G. ROGAKILA,
  Registrar of
  Incorporated Land Groups.

  Printed and Published by M. Mala, Acting
  Government Printer,
  Port Moresby.-840.

  1

  National Gazette

  PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
  (Registered at the General Post Office, Port Moresby, for
  transmission by post as a Qualified Publication)

  No. G839} PORT MORESBY, THURSDAY, 17th OCTOBER [2019

  Land Act 1996
  LAND AVAILABLE FOR LEASING
  A. APPLICANT:
  Applicants or Tenderers should note-
  1. Full name (block letters), occupation and address;
  2. If a Company, the proper Registered Company name and address
  of the Company representative;
  3. If more than one person, the tenancy desired and, if tenancy
  in common, the division of shares.
  Applicants or tenderers should note-
  4. That a lease cannot be held in a name registered under the
  Business Names Act only; and
  5. That in the case of death in joint tenancy, the deceased
  partner’s interest vests in the surviving partner and,
  in the case of tenancy in common, the deceased partner’s
  interest vests in his estate.
  B. TYPE OF LEASE:
  Leases provided for a Business, Residence, Pastoral, Agricultural,
  Mission or Special Purposes. State Leases may be
  granted for a maximum period of 99 years. Applicants should note
  that, in the case of land within physical planning areas
  the purpose of the lease must be in accordance with the zoning
  requirements of the Physical Planning Act.
  C. PROPOSED PURPOSES, IMPROVEMENTS, ETC:
  The applicant or tenderer should provide fullest details (on
  attachment if necessary) of his proposal for the lease
  including information on-
  1. Financial status or prospects;
  2. Details of other land holdings in Papua New Guinea including
  approximate value of improvements to these
  holdings; ✓
  3. Approximate value and type of proposed improvements to the
  land applied for;

• Page 175 of 225

• 4. Experience and abilities to develop the land;
  5. Any other details which would support the application.

  No. G839-17th October, 2019 2
  National Gazette

  Land Available for
  Leasing—continued

  D. DESCRIPTION OF LAND:
  To be used only when NOT in response to an advertisement. A
  brief description giving area and locality is required. A
  sketch plan should be provided on an attachment. Where possible the
  land parcel should be identified on a map published
  by the Department of Lands & Physical Planning
  In the case of Tenders or an advertisement of land available
  for leasing the description is to be inserted in the column
  provided under the heading “Tender or Land Available Preference”.

  E. TENDER OF LAND AVAILABLE PREFERENCE:
  The preference should be clearly indicated. In cases where
  there are more than 20 preferences the additional
  preferences may be shown on attachment. The “Description” should
  give the Lot and Section number or the
  Portion number as shown in the Gazette. The “Amount Offered” column
  need only be completed in the case of tenders.

  F. TENDERERS:
  Tenderers should take particular note that a tender for an
  amount less than the reserve price is invalid and shall not
  be considered. The successful tenderer will be required to pay the
  full amount of the tender.

  G TO WN SUBDIVISION LEASES:
  In addition to the requirements of the relevant sections above,
  an applicant or tenderer for a Town Subdivision Lease
  shall submit:
  (i) A preliminary proposal for the subdivision.
  (ii) A preliminary sketch plan of the proposed subdivision.
  Provisionals proposals for subdivision surveys and
  installation of roads and drainage.

  H. FEES:
  1. All applications or tenders must be accompanied by a
  Registration of Application Fee. These are regulated
  as follows:—
  K
  K

  Residential high covenant.. … 50.00
  Mission Leases … 20.00
  Residential low-medium covenant … 20.00
  Agricultural Leases … 20.00

• Page 176 of 225

• Business and Special Purposes … …100.00
  Pastoral Leases … 20.00
  Leases over Settlement land (Urban &
  Rural)
  … 20.00

  2. Following the grant of the lease, an additional fee of
  K50 (preparation of lease fee), and if surveyed, the
  survey fee as prescribed and, in the case of tender, the
  amount of the tender shall be payable within two
  months from the date of grant, ie. from the date of
  gazettal of therecommended lease holder in the PNG
  National Gazette.

  3. If not surveyed, the payment of survey fee may be
  deferred until survey.

  NOTE: If more than one block is required an additional
  Application Fee for each additional block must be paid.

  GENERAL:

  1. All applications must be lodged with the Secretary of
  Lands & Physical Planning;
  2. All applications will be considered by the Land Board at
  a date which will be notified to the applicant and in
  the National Gazette.

  National Gazette 3 No. G839-17th October, 2019
  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 019/2019 —TOWN OF SIAM :MO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 20, Section 38
  Area: 0.3200 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K2,015.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Light Industrial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Light Industrial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;

• Page 177 of 225

• (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 019/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik. Province.

  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 020/2019 —TOWN OF ‘V.ANIINIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 21, Section 38
  Area: 0.3200 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K2,015.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Light Industrial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Light Industrial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 020/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  No. G839-17th October, 2019 4 National Gazette

• Page 178 of 225

• Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 021/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 22, Section 38
  Area: 0.3200 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K2,015.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Light Industrial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Light Industrial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 021/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo: the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 022/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 23, Section 38
  Area: 0.7140 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K3.785.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Light Industrial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Light Industrial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within

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• three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 022/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  National Gazette 5 No. G839-17th October, 2019

  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 023/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPTIC PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 24, Section 38
  Area: 0.3870 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K2,415.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Light Industrial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Light Industrial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (1) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 023/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,

• Page 180 of 225

• Vanimo, West Sepik Province.

  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani„ National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 024/2019 —TOWN OF VA_NJ110—WEST SEPEK PROVENCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 25, Section 38
  Area: 0.3310 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K2,085.00 p,’a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Light Industrial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Light Industrial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 024/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning., Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  No. G839-17th October. 2019 6 National Gazette
  Land Available for Leasing—continued

  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)

  TENDER No. 042/2019 —TOWN OF VANEMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE

• Page 181 of 225

• Location: Allotment 18, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  Survey;
  The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (/) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 042/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)

  TENDER No. 025/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 1, Section 61
  Area: 0.0658 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K870.00 pia
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (ar) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;

  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in

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• good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (I) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 025/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  National Gazette No. G839-17th October, 2019

  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 026/2019 —TOWN OF VANDIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMRCLA,L) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 2, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 026/2019 and plP_ns will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &

• Page 183 of 225

• Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 027/2019 —TOWN OF VANBIO—WEST SEPIK PROVLNCE — NORTI-
  IERN REGION
  BUSENESS (COIVEVIERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 3, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (1) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 027/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  No. G839-17th October, 2019 8 National Gazette

  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 028/2019 —TOWN OF VANDYIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COMIvERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 4, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;

• Page 184 of 225

• (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 028/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 029/2019 —TOWN OF VA.NLYIO—WEST SEM( PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 5, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 pia
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  Survey;
  The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 029/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department Of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the

• Page 185 of 225

• Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  National Gazette 9 No. G839-17th October, 2019

  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  llth December, 2019)

  TENDER No. 030/2019 -TOWN OF VANDVIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 6, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—

  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three-(3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 030/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)

  TENDER No. 031/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEP1X PROVINCE — NOM.

• Page 186 of 225

• HERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 7, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (/) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 031/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning., Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  National Gazette 9 No. G839-17th October, 2019
  Land Available for Leasing—continued

  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)

  TENDER No. 030/2019 -TOWN OF VAN IMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 6, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—

  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;

• Page 187 of 225

• (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 030/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanirno; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  llth December, 2019)

  TENDER No. 031/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NOR1HERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 7, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (a) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 031/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the

• Page 188 of 225

• Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  National Gazette 11 No. G839-17th October, 2019
  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (“Closing daze: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 034/2019 —TOWN OF VANLMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCLA.L) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 10, Section 61
  Area: 0.0530 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K785.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 034/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  llth December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 035/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSENTESS (COM1vMRCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 11, Section 61
  Area: 0.0800 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K870.00 p/a

• Page 189 of 225

• Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 035/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  No. G839-17th October. 2019 12 National Gazette
  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 036/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 12, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;

• Page 190 of 225

• (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 036/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 037/2019 —TOWN OF VAN[MO—WEST SEPLK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSNESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 13, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 037/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  National Gazette 13 No. G839-17th October, 2019
  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)

• Page 191 of 225

• TENDER No. 038/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COlvilvFERCIAL) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 14, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 p/a
  Improvemems and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (I) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 038/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 11th
  December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 039/2019 —TOWN OF VAIN 7O—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COKYIERCLkL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 15, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in

• Page 192 of 225

• good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 039/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  No. 0839-17th October, 201914 National Gazette
  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)

  TENDER No. 040/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 16, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 pia
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (a) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 040/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board., Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section

• Page 193 of 225

• (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)

  TENDER No. 041/2019 —TOWN OF VANDVIO—WEST SEPIK PROVLNCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 17, Section 61
  Area: 0.0380 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K705.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  Survey;
  The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (a) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 041/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning., Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  National Gazette 15 No. 0839-17th October, 2019
  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 043/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVLNCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 1, Section 62
  Area: 0.0670 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K865.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the

• Page 194 of 225

• following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (a’) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (/) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 043/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 044/2019 —TOWN OF VANBIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COlv=RCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 2, Section 62
  Area: 0.0670 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K865.00 p/a.
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (a’) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of rant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 44/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice

• Page 195 of 225

• Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo: the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  No. G839-17th October, 2019 16 National Gazette
  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 045/2019 —TOWN OF VANBIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 3, Section 62
  Area: 0.0670 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K865.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (c/) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of m-ant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (/) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 45/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 046/2019 —TOWN OF VANLMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 4, Section 62

• Page 196 of 225

• Area: 0.0640 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K865.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (/) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 46/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  National Gazette 17 No. G839-17th October, 2019

  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 11th
  December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 047/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 5, Section 62
  Area: 0.0640 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K865.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (a) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of Grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in

• Page 197 of 225

• good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 47/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, I
  lth December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 048/2019 —TOWN OF VANIl’IO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 6, Section 62
  Area: 0.0640 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K835.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  Survey;
  The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) ‘improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (7’) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 48/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  No. G839-17th October, 2019 18 National Gazette
  Land Available for Leasing—continued

• Page 198 of 225

• (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 049/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 7, Section 62
  Area: 0.0640 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 1 0 YRP TS K835.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  Survey;
  The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Laid Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (I) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 49/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the. Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 050/2019 —TOWN OF VANTIVIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 8, Section 62
  Area: 0.0640 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K835.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (a) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within

• Page 199 of 225

• three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation..
  Copies of Tender No. 50/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  National Gazette 19 No. G839-17th October, 2019

  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 11th
  December, 2019)

  TENDER No. 051/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 9, Section 62
  Area: 0.0640 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K835.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—

  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 51/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,

• Page 200 of 225

• Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, Ilth
  December, 2019)

  TENDER No. 052/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMTIRCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 10, Section 62
  Area: 0.0640 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K835.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—

  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 52/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  No. G839-17th October. 2019 20 National Gazette

  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 053/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVENCE —
  NORTHERN REGION

• Page 201 of 225

• BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 11, Section 62
  Area: 0.0640 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K835.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 53/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanilla°, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 054/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVENCE —
  NORTHF.RN REGION
  BUSINESS (CONLMERCLkL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 12, Section 62
  Area: 0.0640 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K835.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;

• Page 202 of 225

• (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 54/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo: the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  National Gazette 21 No. G839-17th October, 2019
  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 11th
  December, 2019)

  TENDER No. 057/2019 —TOWN OF VA_NLI10—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COlvIRCIAL) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 1, Section 63
  Area: 0.0680 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K870.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following. conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (/) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 57/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &

• Page 203 of 225

• Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 11th
  December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 058/2019 —TOWN OF VA? TIVIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS fiERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 2, Section 63
  Area: 0.0780 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K920.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—

  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 58/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division.,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  No. G839-17th October, 2019
  National Gazette
  Land Available for Leasing—
  continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on
  Wednesday, 11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 059/2019 —TOWN OF VAND1O—WEST SEPIK PROVLNCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 3, Section 63
  Area: 0.0780 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K920.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the

• Page 204 of 225

• following conditions:—
  Survey;
  The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land
  within three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained
  thereon in good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (3) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 59/2019 and plans will be displayed on
  the Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Depai inent of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on
  Wednesday, 11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 060/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVLNCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 4, Section 63
  Area: 0.0780 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K920.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (a) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land
  within three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained
  thereon in good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 60/2019 and plans )A•ill be displayed bn
  the Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,

• Page 205 of 225

• Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  VPnirno, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District

  National Gazette 23 No. G839-17th October, 2019

  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 11th
  December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 061/2019 —TOWN OF VANDY10–WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COlvflvIERCIAL) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 5, Section 63
  Area: 0.0780 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K920.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 061/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.

  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, llth
  December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 062/2019 —TOWN OF VANEKO—WEST SEPIK PROVLNCE — NORTHERN

• Page 206 of 225

• REGION
  BUSINESS (CONINRCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 6, Section 63
  Area: 0.0780 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K920.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—

  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (a’) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;

  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 62/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo: the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Reaion) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  No. 0839-17th October, 2019 National Gazette

  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)

  TENDER No. 063/2019 —TOWN OF VANMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 7, Section 63
  Area: 0.0780 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K920.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—

  (a) Survey;

• Page 207 of 225

• (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the 1:-Ind
  within three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (1) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 63/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  27th November, 2019)

  TENDER No. 064/2019 —TOWN OF VAN-B10—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (CONEVIERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 9, Section 63
  Area: 0.0700 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K880.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following. conditions:—

  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 64/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice

• Page 208 of 225

• Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  National Gazette No. G839-17th October, 2019
  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 11th
  December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 065/2019 —TOWN OF VANEMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COIVLMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 10, Section 63
  Area: 0.0700 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K880.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of arant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 65/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 11th
  December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 066/2019 —TOWN OF VANEIVIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSNESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 11, Section 63

• Page 209 of 225

• Area: 0.0700 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K880.00 pia
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 66/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the. Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  No. 0839-17th October, 2019 26 National Gazette
  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 067/2019 —TOWN OF VA.NIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COIVI/vIERCIAL) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 12, Section 63
  Area: 0.0700 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K880.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in

• Page 210 of 225

• good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 67/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waizani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Adminisnator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  Ilth December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 068/2019 —TOWN OF VANDIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 13, Section 63
  Area: 0.0700 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K880.00 p/a
  Improve/news and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (a) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 68/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

• Page 211 of 225

• National Gazette 27 No. G839-17th October, 2019

  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 11th
  December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 069/2019 —TOWN OF VANElYIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 14, Section 63
  Area: 0.0700 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K880.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 69/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Adminictrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, llth
  December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 070/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  BUSINESS (COMMERCIAL) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 15, Section 63
  Area: 0.0690 ha
  Annual Rental. 1st 10 Years: K875.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  Survey;
  The lease shall be bona fide for Business (Commercial)
  Purposes;
  The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  Improvements being buildings for Business (Commercial) Purposes

• Page 212 of 225

• to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  three (3) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 70/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  National Gazette 28 No. G839-17th October, 2019

  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)

  TENDER No. 071/2019 —TOWN OF VANTINIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  RESIDENCE (HIGH COVENANT) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 1, Section 64
  Area: 0.0700 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K475.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—

  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  five (5) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 71/2019 and plant will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &

• Page 213 of 225

• Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)

  TENDER No. 074/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVLNCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  RESIDENCE (HIGH COVENANT) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 4, Section 64
  Area: 0.0700 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K475.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—

  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  ( Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  five (5) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (/) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 74/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning., Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  No. G839-17th October, 2019 29 National Gazette
  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)

• Page 214 of 225

• TENDER No. 075/2019 —TOWN OF VAND1O—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  RESIDENCE (HIGH COVENANT) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 5, Section 64
  Area: 0.0700 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K475.00 p/a
  improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  five (5) years from date of grant and these
  similar imprOvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 75/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  11th December, 2019)
  TENDER No. 076/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  RESIDENCE (HIGH COVENANT) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 6, Section 64
  Area: 0.0700 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K475.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  five (5) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the

• Page 215 of 225

• lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 76/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo: the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  National Gazette 30 No. G839-17th October, 2019
  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  27th November, 2019)
  TENDER No. 077/2019 —TOWN OF VANBIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  RESIDENCE (HIGH COVENANT) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 7, Section 64
  Area: 0.0780 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K480.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  five (5) years from date of grant and these, _
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 77/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

• Page 216 of 225

• (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday,
  27th November, 2019)
  TENDER No. 078/2019 —TOWN OF V.ANBIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  RESIDENCE (HIGH COVENANT) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 8, Section 64
  Area: 0.0800 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K490.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  five (5) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 78/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administutor’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  National Gazette 31 No. G839-17th October, 2019

  Land Available for Leasing—continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 pm. on Wednesday, 27th
  November, 2019)
  TENDER No. 079/2019 —TOWN OF VA MO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTFTFRN
  REGION
  RESIDENCE (HIGH COVENANT) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 9, Section 64
  Area: 0.0800 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K490.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes;

• Page 217 of 225

• (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  five (5) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (/) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 79/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.
  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on Wednesday, 27th
  November, 2019)
  TENDER No. 080/2019 —TOWN OF VANIMO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE — NORTHERN
  REGION
  RESIDENCE (HIGH COVENANT) LEASE
  Location: Allotment 10, Section 64
  Area: 0.0800 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K490.00 p/a
  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—
  (a) Survey;
  (b) The lease shall be bona fide for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes;
  (c) The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;
  (d) Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;
  (e) Improvements being buildings for Residence (High Covenant)
  Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land within
  five (5) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained thereon in
  good repair during the currency of the
  lease;
  (/) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power, drainage
  and sewerage reticulation.
  Copies of Tender No. 080/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.

• Page 218 of 225

• They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section (Northern
  Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  No. G839-17th October, 2019 32
  National Gazette

  Land Available for Leasing—
  continued
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on
  Wednesday, 27th November, 2019)

  TENDER No. 081/2019 —TOWN OF VAN MO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  RESIDENCE (HIGH COVENANT) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 11, Section 64
  Area: 0.0800 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K490.00 p/a

  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—

  Survey;

  The lease shall be bona fide for Residence (High
  Covenant) Purposes;

  The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;

  Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;

  (e) Improvements being buildings for Residence (High
  Covenant) Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land
  within five (5) years from date of zrant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained –
  thereon in good repair during the currency of the
  lease;

  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 81/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.

  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section

• Page 219 of 225

• (Northern Region) of the Department of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.
  (Closing date: Tender closes at 3.00 p.m. on
  Wednesday, 27th November, 2019)
  TENDER No. 082/2019 —TOWN OF VANEVIO—WEST SEPIK PROVINCE —
  NORTHERN REGION
  RESIDENCE (HIGH COVENANT) LEASE

  Location: Allotment 12, Section 64
  Area: 0.0780 ha
  Annual Rental 1st 10 Years: K480.00 p/a

  Improvements and Conditions: The lease shall be subject to the
  following conditions:—

  Survey;
  The lease shall be bona fide for Residence (High
  Covenant) Purposes;

  The lease shall be for a term of Ninety-nine (99) years;

  Rent shall be reassessed after every ten (10) years;

  (a) Improvements being buildings for Residence (High
  Covenant) Purposes to a minimum value as to be
  decided by the Land Board shall be erected on the land
  within five (5) years from date of grant and these
  similar improvements to the value to be maintained
  thereon in good repair during the currency of the
  lease;

  (f) Excision of easements for electricity, water, power,
  drainage and sewerage reticulation.

  Copies of Tender No. 82/2019 and plans will be displayed on the
  Notice Boards at the Depainnent of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Waigani; the Provincial Administration Notice
  Board, Vanimo; the Provincial Lands Division,
  Vanimo; the Provincial Administrator’s Notice Board, Vanimo and the
  Vanimo Town Level Council Chambers,
  Vanimo, West Sepik Province.

  They may also be examined in the Land Allocation Section
  (Northern Region) of the Depat huent of Lands &
  Physical Planning, Head Office, (Ground Floor, Eda Tano Haus),
  Waigani, National Capital District.

  Printed and Published by M. Mala,
  Acting Government Printer,
  Port Moresby.-839.

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• Page 220 of 225

• National Gazette

  PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
  (Registered at the General Post Office, Port
  Moresby, for transmission by post as a Qualified Publication)

  No. G838 PORT MORESBY, THURSDAY, 17th OCTOBER
  2019

  Physical Planning
  Act 1989

  NOTIFICATION OF ZONING OF PHYSICAL PLANNING
  AREAS

  The National Physical Planning Board, by virtue of the powers
  conferred by Section 71 of the Physical Planning Act
  1989 hereby gives notice of the zoning of Physical Planning areas
  specified in the Schedule hereto.

  The Zoning is specified in Column 2 of the Schedule, within
  the physical planning area specified in Column 1,
  as depicted in plans specified in Column 3.

  Plans specified in this notice are available for inspection at the
  Office of the Chief Physical Planner, Department of
  Lands & Physical Planning, Waigani and at the Office(s) specified in
  Column 4.

  SCHEDULE

  Column 1 Column 2
  Column 3 Column 4 Column 5
  Physical Planning Areas Zones Plans,
  survey plans – Offices (s) where Gazetted Zoning

  description. Plans are available Plan Index No.

  BANZ For Road Closure of Unused road
  between OCPP, DLPP, Eda GZP 21 – 11(01)
  Unused Road between Allotment
  01, Section 07 Tano Haus,
  Allotment 01, Section 07 & Portion
  334, Town Waigani.
  & Portion 334 and Rezone of BANZ,
  Jiwaka Province.

• Page 221 of 225

• from Public Utilities to
  Residential.

  Dated this 28th day of June, at Meeting No. 03/2019 of the
  National Physical Planning Board.

  J. OFOI,

  Chairman—National Physical Planning Board.

  Printed and Published by M.
  Mala, Acting Government Printer,
  Port
  Moresby.-838.

  1

  National Gazette

  PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
  (Registered at the General Post Office, Port Moresby, for
  transmission by post as a Qualified Publication)

  No. G837 PORT MORESBY, WEDNESDAY, 16th OCTOBER 2019

  Land Registration Act (Chapter 191)

  ISSUE OF OFFICIAL COPY OF STATE LEASE

  NOTICE is hereby given that after the expiration of fourteen clear
  days from the date of publication of this Notice, it
  is my intention to issue an Official Copy of the State Lease
  referred to in the Schedule below under Section 162 of Land
  Registration Act (Chapter 191), it having been shown to my
  satisfaction that the registered proprietor’s copy has been
  lost or destroyed.

  SCHEDULE

  Administration Lease Volume 23 Folio 25 evidencing a leasehold
  estate in all that piece or parcel of land known
  as Allotment 9, Section 27, Town of Goroka, Eastern Highlands
  Province containing an area of 0.1186 Hectares
  more or less the registered proprietor of which is MENDIKWAE
  LIMITED.

  Dated this 4th day of October, 2019.

• Page 222 of 225

• B. HITOLO,
  Deputy Registrar of
  Titles.

  Printed and Published by M. Mala. Acting
  Government Printer,
  Port Moresby.-837.

  1

  National Gazette

  PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
  (Registered at the General Post Office, Port Moresby, for
  transmission by post as a Qualified Publication)

  No. G836 PORT MORESBY, WEDNESDAY, 16th OCTOBER 2019

  Land Registration Act (Chapter 191)

  ISSUE OF OFFICIAL COPY OF STATE LEASE

  NOTICE is hereby given that after the expiration of fourteen clear
  days from the date of publication of this Notice, it
  is my intention to issue an Official Copy of the State Lease
  referred to in the Schedule below under Section 162 of Land
  Registration Act (Chapter 191), it having been shown to my
  satisfaction that the registered proprietor’s copy has been
  lost or destroyed.

  SCHEDULE

  State Lease Volume 116 Folio 168 evidencing a leasehold estate
  in all that piece or parcel of land known as
  Allotment 14, Section 8, Goroka, Eastern Highlands Province
  containing an area of 0.1583 Hectares more or less
  the registered proprietor of which is MENDIKWAE LIMITED.

  Other Interest: Mortgage No.1172 to Westpac Bank PNG Limited.

  Dated this 4th day of October, 2019.
  B. HITOLO,
  Deputy Registrar of
  Titles.

  Printed and Published by M. Mala. Acting
  Government Printer,
  Port Moresby.-836.

• Page 223 of 225

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  National Gazette

  PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
  (Registered at the General Post Office, Port Moresby, for
  transmission by post as a Qualified Publication)

  No. G835 PORT MORESBY, WEDNESDAY, 16th OCTOBER 2019

  Civil Aviation Act 2000 (as amended)

  DETERMINATION OF PETITION FOR EXEMPTION FROM THE REQUIREMENT OF RULE
  OF
  CIVIL AVIATION RULE 91.405(b) — IFR ALTERNATE AERODROME
  REQUIREMENT

  19/EXE/03

  LINK PNG Limited, Port Moresby (Jackson’s) International
  Airport

  I, WILSON SAGATI, OBE, Director of Civil Aviation, pursuant to my
  powers under Section 79(1) of the Civil
  Aviation Act 2000 (as amended), hereby grant Link PNG Limited, being
  the holder of Air Operator Certificate Number
  119/082, an exemption from the requirement of Civil Aviation Rule
  Part 91.405(6) on the need for the pilot-in
  command of an aircraft to list any aerodrome with an instrument
  approach procedure based on GNSS as an alternate
  on the IFR flight plan.
  The exemption granted to Link PNG is based on acceptance of their
  extensive risk assessment identifying all
  key risks and providing mitigators for these risks, that will allow
  for flights to be planned to an alternate aerodrome
  using the Minimum Descent Alternate (MDA) applicable for the GNSS
  approach (where available) rather than the fmal
  route segment Lowest Safe Altitude (LSA) plus 500 feet.
  The acceptance of the result of the study undertaken by Volpe
  National Transportation System Centre of USA
  on GPS Integrity Monitoring in PNG confirming that the GPS RAIM
  within the Port Moresby Flight Information
  Region being available at all times. and documentation allowing for
  the use of GPS for sole means navigation, and that
  Link PNG Dash-8 aircraft are equipped with dual TSO 145/146 GPS
  receivers with extended fault detection to include
  the capability for ‘Exclusion’, is further basis for the exemption.
  This exemption also recognises new and emerging technology
  changes in the aviation industry and the introduction
  of the approved revised and new instrument approach landing (IAL)
  procedures based on GNSS technology in PNG

• Page 224 of 225

• and the replacement of conventional navigational aids.

  The exemption is subject to conditions directed by CASA PNG in
  the interest of aviation safety.
  The exemption shall remain in effect until 31st day of December
  2020 unless revoked or withdrawn in writing
  by the Director.

  Granted this 11th day of October, 2019.
  W. SAGATI, OBE,
  Director of Civil
  Aviation.
  Printed and Published by M. Mala, Acting
  Government Printer,
  Port Moresby.-835.

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  National Gazette

  PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
  (Registered at the General Post Office, Port
  Moresby, for transmission by post as a Qualified Publication)

  No. G834 PORT MORESBY, WEDNESDAY, 16th OCTOBER
  2019

  Physical
  Planning Act 1989

  NOTIFICATION OF ZONING OF PHYSICAL
  PLANNING AREAS

  The National Physical Planning Board, by virtue of the powers
  conferred by Section 71 of the Physical Planning Act
  1989, hereby gives notice of the zoning of Physical Planning areas
  specified in the Schedule hereto.

  The Zoning is specified in Column 2 of the Schedule, within
  the physical planning area specified in Column
  1, as depicted in plans specified in Column 3.

  Plans specified in this notice are available for inspection at
  the Office of the Chief Ph) sical Planner,
  Department of Lands & Physical Planning, Waigani and at the
  Office(s) specified in Column 4.

• Page 225 of 225

• SCHEDULE
  Column I Column 2
  Column 3 Column 4 Column 5
  Physical Planning Areas Zones
  Plans, Survey Plans Office(s) where
  Gazetted Zoning

  Description Plans are available Plan
  Index No.

  POPONDETTA To subdivide part Perumba
  Part Perumba Street as OCPP, DLPP, Eda Tana GZP
  11-11(01)
  Street for Road Closure
  Allotment 25, Section 8 Haus, Waigani.
  Rezone from Public Utilities
  Town of Popondetta,
  Zone to Commercial Zone
  Northern Province.
  as Allotment 25, Section 8.

  Dated this 16th day of August, at Meeting No: 04/2019 of the
  National Physical Planning Board.

  J. OFOI,

  Chairman—National Physical Planning Board.

  Printed and Published
  by M. Mala, Acting Government Printer,

  Port Moresby.-834.