Policies / Policies from 2012
Policies with publication year 2012.
Capital Market Authority
The purpose of these regulations is to guide the process of takeover offers to create fairness and equitability. These regulations apply to the conduct of all takeover offers, whether voluntary or mandatory, made in respect of listed companies.
Capital Market Authority
These regulations are meant to guide the market players on fees that the Capital Market Authority shall be charging on different services given.
Capital Market Authority
The purpose of this code is to ensure that companies are directed and managed at the board and management level fairly and transparently. It guides how the objectives of the company are set and achieved, how risk is monitored and assessed, and how performance is optimized.
Capital Market Authority
This Order determines the organization, functioning and composition of the Capital Market Independent Review Panel.
Capital Market Authority
This Order determines the modalities for conducting inspections and investigations in the capital market.
Ministry of Justice
The Rwanda anti-corruption policy sets an ambitious agenda to achieve a public service that: appreciates and embraces integrity; accepts the need for transparency and accountability; ensures full compliance with regulatory and legal requirements. It seeks a well-informed public that demands high standards from public officials and a private sector that operates on a level playing field and acts as a partner in the fight against corruption.
Ministry of Public Service and Labour
This Order establishes the salaries and fringe benefits for public servants of the central government.
National Institute of Statistics of Rwanda
Ministry of Health
This Order determines modalities of establishing and functioning occupational health and safety committees.
Ministry of Public Service and Labour
This organic law determines allowances and other fringe benefits for state high political leaders.
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