Section 1
This Instrument may be cited as the Keningau District Council Instrument, 1961.
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Keningau District Council Instrument 1961 0 is Malaysia State Subsidiary Legislation, cited as State Subsidiary Legislation 1961 1961, currently marked in force and first recorded in 1961.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ORDINANCE, 1961
(No. 11 of 1961)
KENINGAU DISTRICT COUNCIL INSTRUMENT, 1961
(G.N.S. 163 of 1961)
INSTRUMENT issued by the Governor in Council under the provisions of section 3 of the
Local Government Ordinance, 1961.
This Instrument may be cited as the Keningau District Council Instrument, 1961.
In this Instrument —
"the Council" means the Keningau District Council established by clause 3 of this
Instrument;
"the Ordinance" means the Local Government Ordinance, 1961.
There is hereby established with effect from the 1st day of January, 1962, a District
Council to be known as the Keningau District Council.
The limits of the area under the jurisdiction of the Council are as defined in the
First Schedule hereto.
The areas set out in the Second Schedule hereto are declared to be townships to be known as Apin-Apin, Bingkor, and Keningau Townships respectively.
The areas set out in the Third Schedule hereto are declared to be Rating areas to be known as Apin-Apin, Bingkor and Keningau Rating areas.
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The area set out in the First Schedule is declared as rating area and shall be subjected to rates as prescribed by the order made under section 82 of the Ordinance.
The seal of the Council shall be the following device:
A circle with the words "Keningau District Council" around the circumference:
Provided that until such time as a seal capable of reproducing the said device can be procured a rubber stamp bearing the inscription "Keningau District Council" may be used in lieu of such seal.
The Council shall be composed of the District Officer, Keningau and not more than nineteen members to be appointed by the Minister of Local Government and Housing.
All appointed members shall be appointed for a period of not exceeding two years.
The Chairman of the Council shall be the District Officer, Keningau, and the Vice-Chairman shall be elected by all the members of the Council.
The Council’s offices shall be at the District Office, Keningau. Meetings of the Council shall be held in the Council’s offices.
The Council shall hold not less than four ordinary meetings each year.
The Chairman may at any time and shall, at the request in writing of not less than one-third of the members stating the object of the meeting, call a special meeting of the
Council, and the day fixed for such meeting shall be within fourteen days of the presentation of such request. The notice of any special meeting shall specify the object of the meeting, and no other subjects than those specified in such notice shall be discussed at such meeting.
The quorum at an ordinary or special meeting shall be nine.
Notice of the meeting and place of every meeting of the Council shall be served on every member either personally or by leaving the same at his usual place of residence or at his business address not less than twenty-four hours before such meeting:
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Provided that the accidental omission to serve such notice on any member shall not affect the validity of any meeting.
The Council may co-opt on any committee appointed under section 27 (1) of the
Ordinance any Government officer or any person with professional or special qualifications.
In addition to those functions conferred upon the Council by the Ordinance or by any other law for the time being in force, the Council ―
shall perform the function specified in paragraph (49) of section 49 (1) of the Ordinance;
shall provide for the burial of paupers in accordance with the religion or custom of the deceased;
shall perform all the functions specified in paragraphs (23) and (46) of section 49 (1) of the Ordinance;
shall keep clean all roads, streets and all other public places of which the
Council has general control and care;
, (70), (71), (72) and (73), of section 49 (1) of the Ordinance;
, (43), (44), (47), (53), (54), (57), (65) and (67) of section 49 (1) of the
Ordinance;
may regulate and control stopping and parking of vehicles in any vehicle park established by the Council or under its control.
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The functions specified in paragraphs (c), (d), (f) and (g) shall not be exercisable in any part of the area which is not within a township.
FIRST SCHEDULE
KENINGAU DISTRICT
SECOND SCHEDULE
APIN-APIN
The area of approximately four acres delineated as Survey Lot No.
422, Mukim of Apin-Apin, on Survey Plan No. 8753 dated 8th
November, 1954, and on such plan edged in red.
BINGKOR
The area of approximately five acres delineated as Survey Lot
No.1758, Mukim of Keningau, on Survey Plan No. 9459 dated 8th
November, 1954, and on such plan edged in red.
KENINGAU
The area of approximately 3,390 acres delineated as Survey Lot
No. 13200160, Mukim of Keningau, on Survey Plan No.13150021/B and on such plan edged in orange.
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THIRD SCHEDULE
APIN-APIN
The area of approximately 4 acres delineated as Survey Lot No.
422, Mukim of Apin-Apin, on Survey Plan No. 8753 and on such plan edged in red.
BINGKOR
The area of approximately 5 acres delineated as Survey Lot
No.1758, Mukim of Keningau on Survey Plan No. 9459 and on such plan edged in red.
KENINGAU
The area of approximately 3,390 acres delineated as Survey Lot
No. 13200160, Mukim of Keningau on Survey Plan No.13150021/B and on such plan edged in orange.
Dated at Jesselton, this 16th day of December 1961.
H. GEORGE,
Clerk of Executive Council.
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