Carl Jamal Bim Kalwan. For services to the public service auditing and accounting profession. Malai Kama. For services to the people of Simbu Province. Maip Kei. For services to the community. Anne Baloiloi Kerepla. For services to women and the community. Make Kope. For services to the community. Paul Maredei. For services to the community and local government. Chief Inspector Joseph Masa. For services to community and police relations. Joseph Molealeng. For services to the Government and the community. Jack George Nouairi. For services to the Public Service and the community. Pauline Onsa. For services to the community. Robert Parer. For services to business and the community. Joan Christine Vanariu. For public service. Mel Waipa. For services to the Local Government Council and the Western Highlands Provincial Government. Jacobeth Wanera. For services to teaching and the community. Kina Wulo. For services to the community and the Western Highlands Province. Companion of the Imperial Service Order (ISO) Lobe Ure Geno. For services to the public auditing profession and the community. British Empire Medal (BEM) Civil Division Liangao Amaiu. For services to the community. Kabilyi Kaveta Angalu. For services to the community church and the Government. Aboa Bibomi. For services to the Department of Works and to the State. Godua Biri. For services to the Department of Works. Koaru Fose. For services to the Papua New Guinea Government. First Constable Wipa Nemba. For distinguished service to the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary. Francis Savitas. For services to teaching and to the community. Ogoave Sohembo. For services to the State and to the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary. Bissar Udil. For services to the community. Kinamo Yokone. For services to law and order, the Government and the community. Queen's Police Medal (QPM) Chief Inspector Patrick Baiwan. For services to the Royal Papua New Guinea Constabulary Dog Unit. Queen's Fire Services Medal (QFSM) Station Officer Luke Barnabas. For services to the community. Superintendent Numa Namona. For services to the community. The Solomon Islands Order of the British Empire Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) Civil Division Francis Mwanesalua. For services to the legal profession. Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) Civil Division The Honourable Allan Qurusu Mela, . For services to politics. Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) Civil Division Waisea Bainivalu. For services to sport and commerce. Allan Kevu Boso. For services to sport.