CAP. 199 Kenya Defence Forces Kenya Defence Forces (h) [Rev. 2012] the seniority in rank, and the pension and other benefits, of a person who resigns a commission or is discharged from the defence forces to facilitate being granted a commission or enlisting in the defence forces; (i) the periods and terms of service in the volunteer, reserve, and other matters concerning service in the volunteer reserve; (j) the distribution, organization and duties of the Defence Forces; (k) the government, discipline, pay and conditions of service of cadet forces; (l) the distribution, posting, transfer, attachment and inspection of personnel; (m) the description, supply, use and disposal of arms, accoutrements, clothing and other stores, including investigation into losses thereof; (n) the proper administration and control of establishments of the Defence Forces, including prohibiting, regulating or controlling, entry into, presence within, meetings in and traffic within such establishments; (o) the discipline, good order and guidance of the Defence Forces; (p) forfeiture of pay and deductions from pay (but not so as to permit a penal deduction, meaning a deduction to be made by reason of the commission of an offence or other wrongful act or in consequence of negligence), and the determination of questions concerning forfeiture of pay and deductions from pay; (q) the delegation of any or all of the functions of a commanding officer under this Act, in specified cases and to a specified extent, to officers of a specified class; (r) the execution of sentences of death under this Act, including the manner and place where such executions are to be carried out and the custody, treatment and removal of persons under sentence of death; (s) the execution of sentences of imprisonment under this Act, including the prisons in which they are to be served, and the classification, treatment, employment, discipline, control, removal and temporary release on compassionate grounds of persons serving such sentences, and the appointment, powers and duties of inspectors, visitors, governors and members of the staff of service prisons, and the removal of prisoners; (t) active service punishment; (u) billeting and requisitioning, including requiring persons to furnish particulars of the motor vehicles, and of the trailers normally drawn by motor vehicles, and of the ships, boats, barges, horses, mules, donkeys, camels, food, forage, fuel and stores in their possession and to afford proper facilities for their inspection; (v) the administration, discipline and pay of the reserve, including calling out reservists and requiring reservists to report themselves from time to time and to obtain the permission of the competent service authority before leaving Kenya; [Issue 1] K7-130