Rev. 2010] Immigration CAP. 172 73 [Subsidiary] pass under Section 19 These are not included in the Laws of Kenya, as they are of a transitory nature. They may be found in— L.Ns. 253 /1967, 38 /1969, 87/1969, 151/1969, 232/1969, 264 /1969, 219 /1971, 220 /1971, 221/ 1971, 222 /1971, 223 /1971, 224 /1971, 1/1972, 2 / 1972, 41/1972, 42 / 1972, 43/1972, 148 /1972, 159/ 1972, 195 /1972, 3/1973, 106 / 1980. EXEMPTION IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 4 (3) (h) of the Immigration Act, the Vice-President and Minister for Home Affairs exempts from the provisions of that section– (a) all persons who are in the employ of Nest Children’s Home Charitable Trust and who are not engaged in any other employment, occupation, trade, business or profession (whether or not for remuneration or profit); (b) any wife or child of such persons who is not engaged in any employment, occupation, trade, business or profession (whether or not for remuneration or profit). Dated the 15th October, 2004. MOODY AWORI, Vice-President and Minister for Home Affairs. EXEMPTION IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred by section 4 (3) (h) of the Immigration Act, the Vice-President and Minister for Home Affairs responsible for matters relating to Immigration exempts from the provisions of that section— (a) a person who is in the employment of the Friedrich-Egbert Stiftung and who is not engaged in any other employment, occupation, trade, business or profession (whether or not for profit); (b) a person who is in the employment of the Hanns-Seidel Stiftung and who is not engaged in any other employment, occupation, trade, business or profession (whether or not for profit); (c) a person who is in the employment of the Heinrich-Boll Stiftung and who is not engaged in any other employment, occupation, trade, business or profession (whether or not for profit); (d) a person who is in the employment of the Konrad-Adeanauer Stiftung and who is not engaged in any other employment, L.N. 124/2004.