Policies / Policies from 2015

Policies from 2015

Policies with publication year 2015.

Smart Card Reader Accreditation Backend Transmission System

Independent National Electoral Commission

Nigeria2015Democracy And GovernanceOther

These regulations and guidelines are developed in pursuant to the powers conferred by the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended) and the electoral act 2010 (as amended), the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). They supersede all other regulations and guidelines on the conduct of elections issued by INEC. The regulations apply to the executive and legislative arms of government, Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) area councils; and Councilors of FCT area council�s legislature. It outlines accreditation and voting procedure at elections, management of the margin of lead principle.

Independent National Electoral Commission (Manual for Election Officials -Updated Version) 2015

Independent National Electoral Commission

Nigeria2015Democracy And GovernanceOther

The electoral operations support centre is an early warning system that supports key activity areas of election day. It maintains surveillance, monitors compliance, identifies threats, delivers the fit-for-purpose response, and coordinates active interaction of field assets for the efficient conduct of elections. The system is made up of components that interact with and engage the deployed field resources using active communication tools. They provide a birds-eye view of the election day activities in real-time while ensuring optimal utilization of electoral resources and mobilizing fit-for-purpose responses to anticipate and avert adverse incidents. This operational document also defines the importance, framework, personnel and tools, management and operational guidelines of the electoral operations support centre.

Nigerian Electricity Supply And Installation Standards Regulations 2015

Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources

Nigeria2015EnergyOther

This document describes the requirements regulating the generation, transmission, distribution, and user's site standards, guides, and recommended practices for use in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI). This document makes a general provision for the qualification of engineering personnel. it emphasizes that any person engaged in the generation, transmission, distribution, system operation, and trading in electricity or any aspect in the value chain of electricity supply, including but not limited to engineering designs, installations, commissioning, decommissioning and maintenance of electric power systems to achieve safe and reliable supply, and utilization of electricity in Nigeria, shall comply with the provisions of the Electric Power Sector Reform (EPSR) Act 2005, the Nigerian Electricity Supply and Installation Standards (NESIS) regulations, license terms and conditions and all other regulations, codes, standards made under the EPSR Act.

Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission: Regulations for Investments in Electricity Networks in Nigeria 2015

Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources

Nigeria2015EnergyOther

These regulations provide for the procedure for investing in electricity networks in Nigeria. The primary objective of these regulations is to create strong incentives to encourage the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) and the distribution companies to make appropriate and sustainable investments in capacity expansion. It also provides regulatory certainty by having a process that allows Nigerian NERC to track the investments utilities make whilst still monitoring the mechanism it adopts for utilities to recover prudential costs they incur to maintain the technical safety, security and reliability of the transportation networks.

National Integrated Infrastructure Master Plan

National Planning Commission

Nigeria2015Infrastructure And ConstructionOther

The National Integrated Infrastructure Master Plan (NIIMP) is a blueprint developed to promote, restructure, and modernize Nigeria�s stock of infrastructure over the next 30 years.

Provisions of the Cybercrime Act

Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy

Nigeria2015Information, Communication And TechnologyOther

This Act provides a legal and regulatory framework for the Prohibition, Prevention, Detection, Prosecution and Punishment of Cybercrimes in Nigeria. It promotes cybersecurity and the protection of systems, data, programs, intellectual property, and privacy rights in Nigeria.

Standards Organization of Nigeria(SON) Act, 2015

Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment

Nigeria2015Trade, Industry And InvestmentOther

The SON Act of 2015 was enacted by the National Assembly of Nigeria to repeal the SON Act of 2004. The SON Act of 2015 establishes the guidelines for the establishment, functions and financial provisions of the organization. It also establishes the procedures to establish Nigerian industrial standards.

National Tobacco Control Act, 2015

Ministry of Health

Nigeria2015HealthOther

This Act outlines the regulation for the production, distribution, and marketing of tobacco or tobacco products in Nigeria. It clearly outlines Nigeria�s position against tobacco use and tobacco�s health effects on Nigerians. It also outlines the roles of government stakeholders in managing tobacco use in the country.

National Quality Assurance Policy For Medicines and Other Health Products

Ministry of Health

Nigeria2015HealthOther

This policy sets the quality assurance process for pharmaceutical products from the stage of design through production, procurement, storage, distribution, and marketing. It targets players in the manufacturing procurement, and supply value chains of the private sector. It aligns with the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control Decree of 1993.

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