Policies / Policies from 1997
Policies with publication year 1997.
Ministry of Higher Education
Establishes NAMCOL as a public institution to provide open and distance learning opportunities, especially for out-of-school youth and adults. The Act outlines its governance structure, funding mechanisms, and mandate to expand access to education through flexible, learner-centered approaches
Ministry of Urban and Rural Development
Establishes a framework for transferring powers and functions from central government to regional and local authorities to promote development, democracy, and service delivery.
Ministry of Finance
This is an Act for the establishment of the Ombudsman, specifying their responsibilities and core functions and other related matters.
Ministry of Land and Natural Resources
An Act that grants timber rights for the sustainable management of timber resources and other related purposes.
Ministry of Energy
This act details the creation of a Commission to regulate public utilities, the tenure of its members and its functions and limitations. It also details meeting scheduling, payment of allowances, and member illness. There are also rules in the document on the safety standards of delivering public utility services and the disciplinary measures for unmet standards.
Ministry of Environment, Science Technology and Innovation
The Act provides for the establishment and specification of functions of the Energy Commission. The commission has a broad objective of regulating and managing energy resource utilisation in Ghana. Among others, its other specific functions include policy recommendation, indigenous energy resources development, advisory services to the minister in charge, the sole charge of licensing for energy transmission and distribution, and establishment of standards of performance for the energy sector.
Ministry of Works and Housing
The act stipulates that the term of lease and freehold interest as granted by Government by agreement to Ghana Rubber Estates and Firestone Ghana Limited respectively shall remain valid, despite laws, decrees, or regulations to the contrary.
Communication
These regulations are the subsidiary legislation of the Telecommunications Act.
Bank of Botswana
The Act establishes the constitutional objectives and powers of the Bank of Botswana to issue currency and to perform its function as the apex bank of the country.
Ministry of Education
The plan provides for the goals of vocational training and education in the country. It provides a framework for vocational activities carried out.
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