CAP. 84 National Police Service [Rev. 2012] (4) If a police officer in any area in which all or any arms have been ordered to be surrendered under subsection (2)(a), has reasonable cause to believe that the delay which would occur in obtaining a search warrant would, or would tend to, defeat the purposes of this section, the police officer may, without warrant, enter and search any land, premises or place in or upon which he has reason to believe any arms ordered to be surrendered may be found, and may seize any such arms. (5) A police officer entering upon any land, premises or place under subsection (4) shall, if required to do so by the occupier thereof, produce to the occupier the officer’s certificate of appointment. (6) Every notice issued under subsection (1) shall state the period for which it is to remain in force, and may, at any time, be withdrawn or continued in force for such further period as the Cabinet Secretary may, in each case, by notice in the Gazette, direct. (7) In this section, “inhabitants” means all persons who, by themselves or their agents, servants or tenants, occupy or have a lawful interest in any land within an area specified in a notice issued under subsection (1). PART XIV – RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS WITH RECIPROCATING COUNTRIES 107. Reciprocating country defined In this Part, “reciprocating country” means any country which the President may, being satisfied that the law of that country contains provisions reciprocal to this Part and that Kenya is or shall be declared a reciprocating country for the purpose of those provisions, by notice in the Gazette, declare to be a reciprocating country for the purposes of this Part. 108. Service of officers in reciprocating country (1) The President may, on the application of the Government of a reciprocating country, order such number of police officers as the President may think fit to proceed to that country for service therein for the purpose of assisting the police service of that country in a temporary emergency. (2) Where a police officer is punished under the law of a reciprocating country, or under any provisions of this Act applied by the law of a reciprocating country to a police officer whilst present therein, for any offence (whether against discipline or otherwise) committed by him while he was present in that country in pursuance of this Part, he shall be deemed for all purposes to have been punished in Kenya for a similar offence committed within Kenya. 109. Service of police officers of reciprocating country in Kenya (1) The President may make application to the Government of a reciprocating country for police officers of that country to be sent to Kenya for service therein for the purpose of assisting the Service in a temporary emergency. (2) Whenever police officers from a reciprocating country are present in Kenya in pursuance of an application made under subsection (1)— (a) the police officers shall be under the command of a senior officer of the Service; [Issue 1] N18 - 50