Uganda
Uganda Broadcasting Corporation Act, 2005
Act 5 of 2005
As of 20 May 2005 · 29 provisions
This Act may be cited as the Uganda Broadcasting Corporation Act, 2005.
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Uganda
Act 5 of 2005
As of 20 May 2005 · 29 provisions
This Act may be cited as the Uganda Broadcasting Corporation Act, 2005.
Uganda
Chapter 354
66 provisions
The Act applies to all aircraft in Uganda airspace (including foreign-registered) and to Uganda-registered aircraft outside Uganda; State aircraft are not covered except where expressly stated; aircraft are subject to safety provisions on rules of the air and air traffic services.
Uganda
Act 2 of 2024
As of 23 Feb 2024 · 86 provisions
The Act comes into force on a date appointed by the Minister responsible for internal affairs by statutory instrument.
Uganda
Chapter 167
25 provisions
This section defines terms used in the Act, including "appointments board", "deputy inspector general", "inspector general", "public office", "public officer", and "secretary".
Uganda
Chapter 131
30 provisions
This section provides definitions of terms used in the Act (for example: "academic staff", "academic year", "council", "student", "university", and others).
Uganda
Act 18 of 2016
As of 28 Oct 2016 · 43 provisions
The Act comes into force on a date appointed by the Minister by statutory instrument.
Uganda
Act 16 of 2019
As of 25 Sept 2019 · 56 provisions
The Act comes into force on the date of publication in the Gazette.
Uganda
Chapter 333
22 provisions
This section provides definitions for terms used in the Act (appointed member, board, chairperson, financial year, Minister).
Uganda
Act 3 of 2016
As of 5 Feb 2016 · 93 provisions
The Act comes into force on a date appointed by the Minister by statutory instrument.
Uganda
Chapter 78
47 provisions
This section provides definitions of terms used in the Act (for example: "appointed day", "associate", "board", "committee", "currency point", and many others).
Uganda
Chapter 159
26 provisions
Section 1 provides definitions of terms used in the Act, including "Administrator General", "dependent relative", "family", "manager", "Minister", "missing person", "order", "prescribed" and "property"; it also states that an order to manage the estate of a missing person shall not be granted to anyone under twenty-one
Uganda
Chapter 157
40 provisions
The term “Administrator General” includes a deputy and an assistant Administrator General.
Uganda
Chapter 241
18 provisions
“agency” means the Karamoja Development Agency established under section 2.
Uganda
Chapter 319
28 provisions
This section provides definitions for terms used in the Act, including chairperson, conference, council, various local government areas, Minister, secretary, youth, and youth committee.
Uganda
Chapter 318
25 provisions
Defines key terms used in the Act, including "chairperson", "council", local government area terms (district, county, subcounty, division, town, parish, ward, village), "Minister", "women" (females aged eighteen years and above) and "women's committee".
Uganda
Chapter 81
16 provisions
This section provides definitions for "board", "board of directors", "chairperson", "financial year", and "Minister".
Uganda
Chapter 60
29 provisions
Provides definitions for terms used in the Act such as chairperson, child, council, deputy secretary general, member, Minister, programme of action, secretariat, and secretary general.
Uganda
Chapter 331
96 provisions
Provides definitions for terms used throughout the Act, listing many quoted terms (for example, "corporation", "board", "fare", "goods", and detailed meanings for "transit").
Uganda
Act 11 of 2012
As of 30 Nov 2012 · 44 provisions
The Act comes into force on a date appointed by the Minister by Statutory Instrument.
Uganda
Act 7 of 2006
As of 8 Jun 2006 · 63 provisions
The Act comes into force on a date appointed by the Minister by statutory instrument; the Minister may appoint different commencement dates for different provisions.