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Deputy Chief (Recognition) Order, 1996

This Order may be cited as the Deputy Chief (Recognition) Order, 1996. The person named in the Schedule is appointed as deputy for as long as this Order remains in force. The Chief’s traditional f…

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Jurisdiction: Zambia
Structure: 3 provisions
Citation: SI 7 of 1996
Dates: Source version 12 Jan 1996

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This Order may be cited as the Deputy Chief (Recognition)

This Order may be cited as the Deputy Chief (Recognition) Order, 1996.

Section 1

The person named in the Schedule hereto is hereby ap

The person named in the Schedule is appointed as deputy for as long as this Order remains in force.

Section 2

The traditional functions of the Chief are hereby transferred

The Chief’s traditional functions are transferred to the Deputy Chief.

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§ 1This Order may be cited as the Deputy Chief (Recognition)Provision

This Order may be cited as the Deputy Chief (Recognition) Order, 1996.

1. This Order may be cited as the Deputy Chief (Recognition) Order, 1996.

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§ 2The person named in the Schedule hereto is hereby apProvision

The person named in the Schedule is appointed as deputy for as long as this Order remains in force.

2. The person named in the Schedule hereto is hereby ap pointed as deputy to Albert Lwizi Sekute who is current Chief Sekute of the Toka-Leya people for such period as this Order remains in force as being, within the area in Zambia described in the Schedule, the holder of the Office specified in that Schedule.

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§ 3The traditional functions of the Chief are hereby transferredProvision

The Chief’s traditional functions are transferred to the Deputy Chief.

3. The traditional functions of the Chief are hereby transferred to the Deputy Chief. SCHEDULE (Paragraph 2) Office Deputy Chief Sekute of the Toka-Leya people of Kalomo District in the Southern Province LUSAKA 28th December, 1995 [CIW. 64/23] Area Chundu Holder of Office Albert Sekute FREDERICK J. T. CHILUBA, President Title Recognition of Deputy Chief Powers of Deputy Chief Copies of this Statutory lnstrumenl can be obtmnedfrom the Governmenl Primer, P.O.Box30136, 10100, Lusaka.Price K45.00each. · 12th January, I 996 Statutory Instruments 24 ·-,ri.', ,� ,, ',;::.. i;· .. �1,Jt,.·.� , ;�\-a::'} ,·,:,'.?. .�. : • '• . ..;,-..':...:.i ".!}"•, •'ii• t \,, ,.-·�;· c"-• .. �.,1..._,�, �bnJ ,('·1\\C .i.��..\

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