assists, encourages, advises, instigates, counsels, commands, or procures another to commit an offence; or

shares in the criminal purpose of design;

parts or components of, or accessories for, aircraft, whether for the time being in an aircraft or not;

engines, armaments, ammunition, bombs and other missiles of any description in, or for use in, an aircraft;

any other gear, apparatus or instruments in, or for use in, an aircraft;

any apparatus used in connection with the taking-off or landing of aircraft, or for detecting the movement of aircraft;

any fuel used for the propulsion of aircraft; and

any material used as a lubricant for aircraft or aircraft material;

an offence under Part XVII;

an offence under a written law other than this Act; or

an act which, if committed in Kenya, would constitute an offence contemplated in paragraph (a) or (b);

any person or country committing external aggression against Kenya;

any person belonging to a country committing such aggression;

such other country as may be declared by the Cabinet Secretary, to be assisting the country committing such aggression;

any person belonging to the country referred to under paragraph (iii);

a person commissioned in any Service of the Defence Forces; or

a person who is attached or seconded as a commissioned officer to any service of the Defence Forces;

on guard duty and posted or ordered to patrol;

on watch; or

under orders to regulate traffic by land, water or air;

when used in relation to a person, means that the person is serving in or with a unit of the Defence Forces engaged in operations against an enemy;

when used in relation to a unit of the Defence Forces, means that the unit is engaged in operations against an enemy;

the national or a county government;

a public body;

allied forces; or

public fund authorised by the Chief of the Kenya Defence Forces, Service Commander or the commanding officer and managed in accordance with the law relating to public finance management;

an officer, warrant officer or non-commissioned officer of superior rank; or

an officer, warrant officer or non-commissioned officer of equal rank but greater seniority while exercising authority as that person’s superior;

a particular rank are to that rank in the Kenya Army; or

a person holding a particular rank include references to a person acting in that rank.

has consented, in writing, to subject himself or herself to this Act while so accompanying that part of the Defence Forces.

participates with that unit or other element in the carrying out of any of its movements, manoeuvres, duties in aid of a State organ, duties in a disaster or warlike operations;

is accommodated or provided with rations at the person’s own expense or otherwise by that unit or other element in any country or at any place designated by the Defence Council;

is a dependant outside Kenya of an officer or non-commissioned member serving beyond Kenya with that unit or other element; or

is embarked on a vessel or aircraft of that unit or other element.

the Kenya Army;

the Kenya Air Force; and

the Kenya Navy.

the regular force consisting of officers and service members;

the reserve force, consisting of the regular and volunteer reserve, as determined by the Defence Council or national legislation; and

the cadet forces, as may be determined, from time to time, by the Defence Council.

shall be responsible for the defence and protection of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic;

shall assist and co-operate with other authorities in situations of emergency or disaster and report to the National Assembly whenever deployed in such circumstances; and

may be deployed to restore peace in any part of Kenya affected by unrest or instability only with the approval of the National Assembly.

act in a partisan manner;

further any interest of a political party or cause; or

prejudice a political interest or political cause that is legitimate under the Constitution.

appoint the Chief of the Defence Forces, Vice Chief of the Defence Forces and the three Service Commanders; and

be responsible for the organization and command of the Defence Forces.

shall be subject to any conditions the Cabinet Secretary may impose;

shall not divest the Cabinet Secretary of the responsibility concerning the exercise of the powers or the performance of the duty delegated; and

may be withdrawn, and any decision made by the person to whom the delegation is made may be withdrawn or amended by the Cabinet Secretary.

any member of the Defence Forces, in line with the chain of command.

deleted by Act No. 44 of 2016, s. 7(b).

shall be subject to any conditions the Chief of the Defence Forces may impose;

shall not divest the Chief of the Defence Forces of the responsibility concerning the exercise of the powers or the performance of the duty delegated, and

may be withdrawn and any decision made by the person to whom delegation is made may be withdrawn or amended by the Chief of the Defence Forces.

Kenya Army;

Kenya Air Force; and

Kenya Navy.

any member of the Service for which he or she is responsible for in line with the chain of command; or

any employee of the Ministry, with the approval of the Cabinet Secretary and the Chief of the Defence Forces.

shall be subject to any conditions the Service Commander may impose;

shall not divest the Service Commander of the responsibility concerning the exercise of the powers or the performance of the duty delegated; and

may be withdrawn, and any decision made by the person to whom the delegation is made may be withdrawn or amended by the Service Commander.

the Cabinet Secretary, who is the chairperson;

the Chief of the Defence Forces;

the three Service Commanders of the Defence Forces; and

the Principal Secretary.

communicating the decisions of the Defence Council; and

performing any other function as may be assigned from time to time by the Defence Council.

shall exercise oversight role on the training or undertaking of instructions of members of the Defence Forces in any country outside Kenya;

shall, upon approval by Parliament in accordance with Article 240(8) of the Constitution, order any member to proceed to any place outside Kenya for purposes of undertaking any duty related to the functions of the Defence Forces or employment;

shall receive and act on reports submitted to the Defence Council by the Cabinet Secretary, the Chief of the Defence Forces and Service Commanders;

shall formulate overall Defence Forces policy referred to under Article 241(7)(a) of the Constitution;

shall monitor the implementation of the policies referred to under paragraph (d);

shall receive and where necessary, upon request review findings and sentences arising out of summary disciplinary proceedings;

shall advice the President on any matter relating to and affecting the Defence Forces;

shall direct and oversee the deployment of the Defence Forces as authorised under this Act;

shall develop the criteria for the recruitment, promotion and transfer of members of the Defence Forces; and

may perform any other function as may be assigned to it under this Act and any other written law.

is a citizen of Kenya pursuant to Article 78 of the Constitution;

is a member of the regular Defence Forces; and

meets the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution.

seniority;

military and formal civil education;

the possession of a relevant degree from a university or an institution recognized in Kenya or such other equivalent qualifications as may be approved by the Defence Council; and

military and security experience.

ensure that the provisions of Articles 27 and 241(4) of the Constitution are respected and upheld; and

be guided by the provisions of Article 73(2)(a), (b) and (d) of the Constitution.

the holder's commission is terminated; or

the holder's service is terminated on disciplinary or any other ground.

establish defence controlled units of the Defence Forces, which shall be under the Chief of the Defence Forces;

establish a support staff unit to be known as the constabulary.

shall assist and co-operate with other authorities in situations of emergency or disaster, and report to the National Assembly whenever deployed in such circumstances;

may be deployed to restore peace in any part of Kenya affected by unrest or instability but only with the approval of the National Assembly; and

shall, in the interest of national security, co-operate and work with other security organs in the discharge of its constitutional mandate.

reasons for such deployment;

place where the Defence Forces is being deployed;

period for which the Defence Forces is expected to be deployed;

expenditure incurred or expected to be incurred.

within twenty-four hours, issue notice in the Gazette, of the discontinuation of the deployment; and

report to the National Assembly on the deployment.

may only be performed in such area or at such place as the National Security Council or the President may determine;

shall be discontinued as National Security Council or the President deems expedient and necessary; and

successful execution of that deployment;

maintenance of law and order; or

preservation of the internal security of the State.

be liable to the same extent as a member would have been liable in like circumstances if that member was a member of the National Police Service; and

have the benefit of all the indemnities to which a member of that National Police Service would in like circumstances be entitled to.

a member of the National Police Service any power to exercise command or control over any member of the Defence Forces; or

a member of the Defence Forces any power to exercise command or control over any member of the National Police Service.

approve the deployment of foreign forces in Kenya.

shall not cease to be subject to this Act; and

shall retain the service member's rights and such service shall be taken into account to the same extent as if it had been service in Kenya for the purposes of gratuities and pension on discharge.

members of the Defence Forces placed at the disposal of the military authorities of such State, institution or organisation;

foreign military personnel and their mission while the personnel are deployed in Kenya;

the conditions of operation of the Defence Forces, and the foreign military personnel outside gazetted areas; or

the compensation of local communities in the event of accidents in areas where the military is deployed.

temporarily attach to the Defence Forces any member of a force of any State or country which is placed at the disposal of the Defence Forces for that purpose by the military authorities of that State or country as the case may be; or

subject to the conditions applicable to his or her service, place any member of the Defence Forces at the disposal of the military authorities of any State or country for purposes of being attached temporarily by those authorities to the forces of that country.

serving together, every member of that military force shall be treated, and have powers of command over those members of the Defence Forces, as if he or she were a member of the Defence Forces of the relative rank; or

acting in combination, every officer of that military force appointed to command the combined forces or any part thereof shall be treated, and have powers of command and of punishment over those members of the Defence Forces, as if he or she were an officer of the Defence Forces of the relative rank.

serving together, every member of that military force shall be treated, and have powers of command over those members of the Defence Forces, as if he or she were a member of the Defence Forces of the relative rank; or

acting in combination, every officer of that military force appointed to command the combined forces or any portion thereof, shall be treated, and have powers of command and punishment over those members of the Defence Forces, as if he or she were an officer of the Defence Forces of the relative rank.

the defence and protection of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Kenya;

the protection of classified information;

the maintenance and preservation of national security;

the security and safety of members of the Defence Forces;

that the enjoyment of the rights and fundamental freedoms by any individual member of the Defence Forces does not prejudice the rights and fundamental freedoms of any other individual member of the Defence Forces;

good order and service discipline; and

public health and safety.

ensure the protection of national security, public safety, public order, public health or morals, protection of the rights and freedoms of others;

be necessary to achieve the mandate of the Defence Forces;

operate without discrimination; and

be exceptional and not impair the essence of the freedom being limited.

in the interests of defence, security, public safety, public order, public morality or public health;

for the purpose of protecting the rights and freedoms of other persons including the right to observe and practice religion, belief, opinion without the unsolicited intervention of members of another religion; or

for good order and discipline in the Defence Forces.

in the interests of national defence, national security, public safety, public order, public morality or public health;

for the purpose of protecting the reputations, rights and freedoms of other persons or the private persons concerned in legal proceedings, preventing the disclosure of information received in confidence, maintaining the authority and independence of the courts martial or regulating the technical administration or the technical operation of telecommunication, posts, wireless broadcasting, communication, internet, satellite communication or television;

to impose restrictions upon military personnel or upon persons in the service of the Defence Forces, and except so far as that provision or, as the case may be, the thing done under the authority thereof is shown not to be reasonably justifiable in the military; or

for security and protection of information within the Defence Forces.

form, join, participate, campaign for any political cause or recruit members for a political party; or

serve as a member of Parliament, the Senate, a county assembly or any other political body.

that person's home or property within the barracks or any military establishment is to be searched;

that person's possessions are to be seized;

information relating to that person's family or private affairs is required to be revealed; or

the privacy of a person's communications is to be investigated or otherwise interfered with.

demands to furnish persons with classified information;

disclosing and publicising information relating to covert operations of the Defence Forces; or

disclosing and publicising information, the disclosure or publication of which would be prejudicial to national security.

"top secret" which means information whose unauthorised disclosure would cause exceptionally grave damage to national security;

"secret" which means information whose unauthorised disclosure would cause serious injury to national security;

"confidential" which means information whose unauthorised disclosure would be prejudicial to the interest of the State;

"restricted" which means information which requires security protection other than that determined to be top secret, secret or confidential.

the holding of an arrested person jointly with the persons serving a sentence;

the holding of an arrested person without bail; or

the holding of an arrested person in custody notwithstanding that the offence is punishable by a fine only or imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months.

actually commits the offence;

does or omits to do anything for the purpose of aiding any person to commit the offence;

abets any person in committing the offence; or

counsels or procures any person to commit the offence.

abandons or delivers up any place or post which it is the person's duty to defend, or abandons the person's place of duty;

induces any person to abandon or deliver up any place or post which it is that person's duty to defend, or induces any person to abandon that person's place of duty;

does any act calculated to imperil the success of operations of the Defence Forces, or of any co-operating forces, or any part of the Defence Forces or of co-operating forces;

having been captured by the enemy, serves with or aids the enemy in the prosecution of hostilities, or in the taking of measures calculated to influence morale;

furnishes the enemy with arms or ammunition, or with supplies of any description, or with any other thing, whether similar to the foregoing or not;

harbours or protects an enemy who is not a prisoner of war;

fails to make known to the proper authorities any information received from an enemy;

gives any false air signal, or alters or interferes with any air signal or any apparatus for giving an air signal; or

when ordered by the person's superior officer, or otherwise under orders, to carry out any warlike operations in the air, fails to use the person's utmost exertions to carry such orders into effect.

to suffer death or any other punishment provided for by this Act if the offence is committed with intent to assist the enemy; or

to life imprisonment or any lesser punishment provided for by this Act, in any other case.

to suffer death or any other punishment provided for by this Act if the offence is committed with intent to assist the enemy; or

to imprisonment for life or any less punishment provided for by this Act, in any other case.

the number, description, armament, equipment, disposition, movement or condition of the Defence Forces or any co-operating forces, or of any unit of the Defence Forces or any co-operating forces, or any of the vehicles, aircraft or ships of the Defence Forces or any co-operating forces;

any operations or projected operations of the Defence Forces or of any co-operating forces, or of any unit thereof, or of any of their aircraft or ships;

any code, cipher, call sign, password, countersign or frequency;

any measures for the defence or fortification of any place on behalf of the Defence Forces or of any co-operating forces;

the number, description or location of any prisoners of war; or

weapons or munitions of war.

in or about any place, vessel, aircraft, within the control or jurisdiction of the Defence Forces;

in or about any shipyard, any manufacturing or industrial plant; or

any other place or institution engaged in work in aid of the operations of war by the Defence Forces or elsewhere,

fails to obey orders issued by a person in command to carry out an operation of war or, on coming into contact with an enemy that it is the duty of the service member or officer to engage, does not bring his or her vessel, aircraft or other material into action;

being in action, improperly withdraws from the action;

improperly fails to pursue an enemy or to consolidate a position gained,

improperly fails to relieve or assist a friendly force to the utmost of his or her power and ability, or

when in action, improperly forsakes his or her station.

if the officer or service member acted traitorously, to suffer death or any other lesser punishment provided for in this Act;

if the officer or service member acted from cowardice, to imprisonment for life or lesser punishment; or

in any other case a lesser punishment.

fails to use the person's utmost exertions to bring into action any aircraft, ship or vehicle that it is the person's duty to bring into action;

surrenders to the enemy any aircraft, ship, vehicle of the defence, any establishment or any part of an establishment of the Defence Forces, when it is capable of being successfully defended or destroyed;

fails to pursue an enemy whom it is the person's duty to pursue, or to assist to the utmost of the person's ability any member of a friendly force whom it is the person's duty to assist; or

in the course of any action by or against the enemy, improperly abandons his or her command.

if the person acted traitorously, to suffer death or any other punishment provided for by this Act if the offence is committed with intent to assist the enemy; or

to imprisonment for life or any lesser punishment provided for by this Act, in any other case.

leaves the post, position or other place where it is the person's duty to be;

throws away the person's arms, ammunition or tools;

otherwise behaves in such a manner as to show cowardice;

induces other persons subject to this Act to commit an offence of cowardice under this section;

runs away; or

shamefully abandons, surrenders or delivers up any command, unit, place, or military property which it is his or her duty to defend under this section.

spreads, whether orally, in writing, by signal or otherwise, reports relating to operations of the Defence Forces or of any co-operating forces, or of any part of any of the Defence Forces or of any co-operating Defence Forces, being reports calculated to create despondency or unnecessary alarm; or

when before the enemy, uses words calculated to create despondency or unnecessary alarm.

is captured by an enemy through disobedience of orders or willful neglect of the person's duty;

when not on duty at a post, is asleep at a time when the person is not allowed to be asleep; or

strikes or otherwise uses force against a person on guard duty or watch, being a member of the Defence Forces or any co-operating forces or of any visiting force; or

by the threat of force, compels any person contemplated in paragraph (c), to let any person pass.

is unfit to be entrusted with any duty that the person may be called upon to perform; or

behaves in a disorderly manner, or in a manner likely to bring discredit to the Defence Forces.

is posted or ordered to patrol, or has adopted the position of sentry at a post or has undertaken the patrol;

is a member of a guard or other party mounted or ordered to patrol, for the purpose of protecting any persons, premises or place, or of controlling access to or egress from any premises or place, or of regulating traffic by road or rail or on any inland navigation; or

has been ordered to keep a specific watch.

for life or any lesser punishment provided for by this Act, if the offence was committed on active service; or

for not more than five years, in any other case.

takes or steals any property from a person who has been killed, injured, captured or detained in the course of an action or operation of the Defence Forces or of any force co-operating with them; or

steals any property that has been left exposed or unprotected in consequence of an action or operation of the Defence Forces or of any force co-operating with them; or

takes any aircraft, ship, vehicle, equipment or stores abandoned by the enemy, other than for the public service;

searches such a person with the intention of taking property from the person.

searches any place or thing with the intention of taking property of a description mentioned in paragraph (a).

takes part in a mutiny involving the use of violence or the threat of the use of violence; or

incites any person to take part in such a mutiny, whether actual or intended.

to overthrow or resist lawful authority in the Defence Forces or any co-operating forces, or in any part of the Defence Forces or any co- operating forces;

to disobey such authority in such circumstances as to make the disobedience subversive of discipline, or with the object of avoiding any duty or service against, or in connection with operations against, the enemy; or

to impede the performance of any duty or service in the Defence Forces or in any co-operating forces, or in any part of the Defence Forces or of any co-operating forces.

to suffer death or any other punishment provided for by this Act if the offence committed falls under subsection (1)(a) and (b); or

to imprisonment for life or any lesser punishment provided for by this Act, in case of an offence under subsection (1)(c).

fails to use the person's utmost exertions to suppress or prevent a mutiny; or

fails to report to a superior officer or any other appropriate authority without delay that the mutiny is taking place or is intended.

to suffer death or any other punishment provided for by this Act if the offence was committed with intent to assist an enemy; or

to imprisonment for life or any less punishment provided for by this Act, in any other case.

deserts; or

persuades or procures any person subject to this Act to desert.

being an officer, enlists in or enters the Defence Forces without having resigned the person's commission;

being a service member, enlists in or enters the Defence Forces without having been discharged from any previous enlistment;

is absent without leave, with intent to avoid serving in any place outside Kenya, or to avoid service or any particular service when before an enemy; or

is absent without leave for a continuous period of more than ninety days.

to imprisonment for not more than two years, in any other case.

is absent without leave; or

persuades or procures any person subject to this Act to be absent without leave.

knowingly assists any person who is subject to this Act to desert, or to be absent without leave; or

knowing that any person subject to this Act has deserted or is absent without leave, or is attempting to desert or to be absent without leave, fails to report that fact without delay, or fails to take any reasonable steps to cause that person to be apprehended.

without authority, leaves his or her place of duty;

without authority, is absent from his or her place of duty; or

having been authorised to be absent from his or her place of duty, fails to return to his place of duty at the expiration of the period for which the absence of that person was authorised.

not exceeding five years or any lesser punishment provided for by this Act, if the offence was committed on active service; or

for not more than two years or any lesser punishment provided for by this Act, in any other case.

strikes or otherwise uses violence against, or offers violence to that officer; or

uses threatening or insubordinate language or displays disrespectful behavior to that officer.

for a term not exceeding five years or any lesser punishment provided for by this Act, if the offence was not committed on active service and did not involve striking or otherwise using violence against, or offering violence to, a superior officer exercising authority as such; or

for life or any lesser punishment provided for by this Act, in any other case.

an officer, service member, duty officer or officer of the patrol; or

a person, whether subject to this Act or not, lawfully exercising authority under or on behalf of a military police, duty officer or officer of the patrol.

falsely pretends to be suffering from sickness or disability; or

incurs a self-inflicted injury with the intent to become unfit or temporarily unfit for service, or with that intent, causes or allows another person to inflict such an injury on him or her; or

injures another person subject to this Act at the instance of that other person, with the intent to render that other person unfit or temporarily unfit for service; or

with intent to become or remain unfit or temporarily unfit for service, does or fails to do anything to produce, prolong or aggravate any sickness or disability, whether at the time of the act or omission the person is in hospital or not.

that person is unfit to be entrusted with his or her duty or any other duty which he or she might reasonably be expected to be called upon to perform; or

that person's behavior is disorderly or likely to bring discredit to the Defence Forces.

the drug was taken or administered on medical advice and the person complied with any directions given as part of that advice;

the drug was taken or administered for a medicinal purpose, and the person had no reason to believe that the drug might impair his or her ability to carry out the duties mentioned in subsection (1)(a) or as the case may be, result in his behaving in a way mentioned in subsection (1)(b).

"drug" includes any intoxicant other than alcohol;

"behavior" includes an act, sign or anything said by that person.

fights, threatens or quarrels with any other person whether subject to this Act or not; or

uses threatening, abusive, insulting or provocative words or behaviour with the intent to provoke or cause disturbance,

steals or fraudulently misapplies, misappropriates any public or non- public property, or is concerned in or connives at the stealing or fraudulent misapplication of that property;

receives or retains any public or non-public property, knowing or having reason to believe it to have been stolen or to have been fraudulently misapplied or misappropriated;

willfully damages, or is involved in the willful damage of, any public or non-public property; or

by willful neglect causes damage by fire to any public or non-public property.

steals or fraudulently misapplies any property belonging to a person subject to this Act, or is concerned in or connives at the stealing or fraudulent misapplication of any such property;

receives or retains any property, knowing or having reason to believe it to have been stolen or to have been fraudulently misapplied; or

willfully damages, or is concerned in the willful damage of, any property.

does an act that causes damage to or the loss of any public, non- public property or any property belonging to another person subject to this Act; and

negligently, does an act that causes damage to or the loss of any public or non-public property; or

"act" includes an omission and references to the doing of an act are to be read accordingly;

references to "causing" include allowing;

"loss" includes temporary loss;

"property" means property of a tangible nature, and references to public property, non-public property, or property belonging to a person subject to this Act are to be read accordingly.

if by reason of the person's rank, appointment or employment or as a result of any lawful command the person, at the time of the commission of the offence, was entrusted with the custody, control or distribution of the thing stolen, is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding fourteen years or to lesser punishment; or

is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding seven years or to lesser punishment.

an intent permanently to deprive the general or special owner of the thing of it;

an intent to use the thing as a pledge or security;

an intent to part with it on a condition as to its return which the person taking or converting it may be unable to perform;

an intent to deal with it in such a manner that it cannot be returned in the condition in which it was at the time of the taking or conversion;

in the case of money, an intent to use it at the will of the person who takes or converts it, although he or she may intend afterwards to repay the amount to the owner.

loses, or by negligence damages any public property or non-public property of which the person has the charge or which has been entrusted to the person's care, or which forms part of property of which the person has the charge or which has been entrusted to the person's care, or any service decoration granted to the person;

loses, or by negligence damages any clothing, arms, ammunition or other equipment issued to the person for use for the purposes of the service; or

by negligence causes damage by fire to any public property; or

fails to take proper care of any animal or bird of which the person has the charge and which is used in the public service; or

pawns, sells, destroys or otherwise makes away with any service decoration granted to the person or any clothing, arms, ammunition or other equipment issued to the person for use for service purposes,

obtains billets, or orders or procures another person to obtain them, knowing that no billeting order is in force authorising the person to demand those billets or that the person is otherwise not authorised to demand them;

takes, agrees to take or demands from a person on whom that person or any other person or any vehicle is or is to be billeted under a billeting order any money or thing as consideration for not requiring, or for ceasing to require, accommodation for himself or herself or the said other person or standing room for the vehicle; or

commits any wrongful act against the person or property of the occupier of premises in which the person is billeted under a billeting order or of any other person who is in those premises, or against any other property in those premises, or willfully or by willful neglect damages those premises or any such property as aforesaid.

gives directions for the provision of a vehicle, or orders or procures another person to give them, knowing that no requisitioning order is in force authorising the person to give direction for the provision of that vehicle and that the person is not otherwise authorised to give such directions;

in purported exercise of powers conferred by a requisitioning order, takes or orders or procures any other person to take possession of a vehicle, knowing that no requisitioning order is in force under which the taking possession of the vehicle could be authorised or that the taking possession thereof is otherwise not authorised under such an order; or

takes or agrees to take, or demands, from a person any money or thing as consideration for directions, or any particular directions, for the provision of a vehicle not being given, or for possession of a vehicle not being taken or not being retained, under a requisitioning order.

willfully allows a prisoner who is within the person's charge, or whom it is the person's duty to guard, to escape; or

without proper authority releases a prisoner who is within the person's charge; or

without reasonable excuse, allows a prisoner who is within the person's charge, or whom it is the person's duty to guard, to escape,

seven years, or any lesser punishment provided for by this Act, in case of an offence committed under subsection (1)(a); or

two years or any lesser punishment provided for by this Act, in any other case.

refuses to obey any officer who orders the person be arrested; or

having been duly summoned or ordered to attend as a witness before a court-martial, fails to comply with the summons or order;

refuses to swear an oath or affirm when duly required by a court-martial to do so;

refuses to produce any document in the person's custody or under the person's control, and which a court-martial has lawfully required the person to produce;

when as a witness, refuses to answer any question which a court- martial has lawfully required the person to answer;

willfully insults or intimidates any person who is a member of a court-martial or a witness, or any other person whose duty it is to attend on or before the court, while that person is acting as a member thereof or is so attending, or willfully insults any person while that person is going to or returning from the proceedings of the court; or

willfully interrupts the proceedings of a court-martial or otherwise misbehaves before the court.

in executing a warrant for the arrest of a person subject to this Act who has committed or is suspected of having committed an offence triable by a civil court; or

in lawfully arresting without a warrant a person subject to this Act.

having taken any aircraft or ship as prize, fails to send to the High Court or to some other prize court having jurisdiction in the case, all the aircraft's papers or ship's papers, as the case may be, found on board;

unlawfully makes any agreement for the ransoming of any aircraft, ship or goods taken as prize; or

under any agreement contemplated in paragraph (b), or otherwise by collusion, restores or abandons any aircraft, ship or goods taken as prize.

strikes or otherwise ill-treats any person who is on board an aircraft or ship taken as prize, or who unlawfully takes from any such person anything in the person's possession;