[Rev. 2012] National Police Service CAP. 84 PART XIII – PROVISION FOR ADDITIONAL OFFICERS 104. Private use of police officers (1) The Inspector-General may on application by any person, station an officer for duty at such place and for such period as the Inspector-General may approve. (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the Inspector-General shall only deploy an officer for private use for the protection of public good or interest. (3) The monies paid for the private use of the police as specified in subsection (1) shall be paid to the Treasury. (4) The Inspector-General shall make regulations generally to give effect to this section. 105. Deployment of additional officers on private property Where the Inspector-General reasonably considers that the deployment of additional officers in any place is necessary— (a) for the safety of the private property of any person; (b) in the interests of any person; or (c) that there is a reasonable apprehension of a breach of the peace in connection with any such private property; the Inspector-General may station officers for duty on such property place and for such period as the Inspector-General may consider necessary. 106. Additional officers for disturbed or dangerous areas (1) The Cabinet Secretary may, after consultation with the National Security Council, by notice in the Gazette, and in such other manner as he may direct, declare that an area of Kenya is in a disturbed or dangerous state, or that, by reason of the conduct of the inhabitants of such area or any class or section of such inhabitants, it is expedient to increase the number of police officers stationed in such area. (2) Upon publication of a notice under subsection (1) the Inspector-General may— (a) by order published in the Gazette and in other such manner as the Inspector-General may consider appropriate to bring it to the notice of the persons affected thereby prohibit the possession of arms in the area and order the surrender of all such arms, by all or such of the inhabitants of the area, as may be specified; and (b) station an additional number of officers in the area. (3) An order made under subsection (2)(a) requiring the surrender of arms shall specify the times and places at which, and the persons to whom, such surrender shall be made, and shall provide for the safe custody of all arms surrendered, and for return upon revocation or termination of the notice under subsection (1). N18 - 49 [Issue 1]