Policies / Policies from 2010
Policies with publication year 2010.
Ministry of Transportation
These rules apply to all ships carrying timber deck cargo. Part II of this document contains additional rules that apply to steamers marked with timber load lines when loaded beyond the maximum depth to which they would for the time being be entitled under the load line rules to be loaded if they were not marked with timber load-lines.
Ministry of Transportation
These rules apply to Nigerian and other ships of any other nationality while they are within any port in Nigeria for reasons unconnected with the stress of weather or any other circumstance that the owner can prevent and forestall. The document provides the classification of ships (passengers� ships and non-passenger ships)
Ministry of Transportation
These rules apply to Nigerian and other ships while they are within any port in Nigeria provided that these rules shall not apply to a ship because of it being within a port in Nigeria if the ship is in the port due to weather or stress or any other circumstances that the owner cannot prevent or forestall.
Ministry of Transportation
This document provides regulations for the summoning of a marine board. It emphasizes that when any investigation has been ordered, the minister shall summon the board by summons as in form I in the schedule to these regulations and he shall, at the same time, cause notice of the siting as in form 2 in the schedule to these regulations to be served upon the attorney general and upon the owner, master and officers of the ship and upon any other person who in his opinion ought to be served.
Ministry of Transportation
This document provides for the merchant shipping which comprises the foreign going ships, near coastal ships and need to have radio operators, doctors and cooks on foregoing ships.
Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning
The Nigerian banking sector witnessed dramatic growth post-consolidation (2005) and the developments posed a lot of challenges for the industry and regulation. The initial perceptions that the Nigerian banking system was sound and insulated from the global financial crisis were misplaced. The factors that led to the creation of an extremely fragile financial system that was tipped into crisis by the global financial meltdown include Macroeconomic instability caused by large and sudden capital outflows, Major failures in corporate governance at Banks, Lack of investor and consumer sophistication, Uneven supervision and enforcement. To address these challenges, the Central Bank of Nigeria introduced a four-pillar reform programme towards enhancing the quality of banks, establishing financial stability, enabling healthy financial sector evolution, and ensuring the financial sector contributes to the real economy. In this regard, the revised prudential guidelines aim to address various aspects of Banks� operations, such as risk management, corporate governance, KYC and anti-money laundering/ counter financing of terrorism and loan loss provisioning. The guidelines also aim to address the peculiarities of different loan types and financing to different sectors.
Independent National Electoral Commission
This policy document highlights the criteria and selection process for a vendor by the Independent National Electoral Commission.
Independent National Electoral Commission
The vendor selection process document is designed to support the optimal acquisition of direct data capture equipment, develop a rational, objective way to determine vendor suitability, develop a near mechanical process that is repeatable and will consistently yield the same results, ensure that the selection made is technically and financially supportable and also to conform to best practices.
Independent National Electoral Commission
The communication policy/strategy has been developed within the context of the need to adopt best practices in processing and disseminating information to internal and external audiences. The purpose of the communication policy/strategy is to ensure that communications across the Commission and between the Commission and the public are well coordinated, effectively managed and responsive to the diverse information needs of the public. It seeks to enhance INEC�s transparency, credibility and integrity as well as to strengthen and sustain public trust and confidence in the Commission, to ensure INEC�s visibility, accessibility and accountability, using a variety of communication channels/languages and targeting diverse stakeholders, to provide the public with timely and accurate information about the Commission�s policies, programs, services and initiatives, to promote mass participation in the registration and voting processes, to provide information that would enable the public make informed electoral choices and have sufficient knowledge about institutional mechanisms for seeking redress, and to foster partnerships with stakeholders towards achieving the goals of the policy.
Independent National Electoral Commission
This regulatory document constitutes the legal framework that aims to regulate the electoral process. Violation of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) provisions like the right to associate, vote, form political parties, registration of voters, election Day procedures, and dispute resolution attracts penalties. Therefore, this document outlines some of the electoral offences and their penalties.
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