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The Board must send an annual report to the President and the Minister within 30 days after receiving the audit report, and the Minister must then submit it to Parliament within 30 days after receiving it.
A deceased person’s movable and immovable property devolves to the personal representatives from the time of death.
The Minister exercises management of Stool lands.
The President may declare a situation that threatens peace, but only if satisfied that a relevant situation has arisen in an African state or territory, it is likely to prejudice peace and security, and the Cabinet approves.
This section says the Act creates an African Union import levy of 0.2% on eligible goods imported from non-African Union member states.
Passengers departing from an airport in the country by aircraft must pay an airport tax to the Commissioner, with different amounts for domestic and international flights.
This section establishes the Akenten Appiah-Menka University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development as a body corporate.
The Minister may grant licences for specified examination and related handling of bodies of deceased individuals, and no one other than a licensee may do those acts.
A person must not engage in money laundering.
Up to ¢54,315,900,000,000.00 may be issued from the Consolidated Fund for the 2007 financial year and appropriated for the purposes in the First Schedule.
This Act authorises government spending for Ghana’s 2025 financial year, allows listed ministries and agencies to retain specified internally generated funds, and permits payment only when authorised by the Minister responsible for Finance.
This Act authorizes government spending for the 2026 financial year and lets listed ministries, departments, and agencies retain specified internally generated funds.
The armed forces of Ghana are to be raised and maintained, and their strength is determined from time to time by the National Redemption Council.
This section creates the Atomic Energy Commission and gives it corporate powers, including suing and being sued, holding property, regulating its procedure, investing funds, and borrowing with prior written ministerial approval.
Certain people may apply to the Board for an auctioneer’s licence if they were covered before the Auction Sales Law, 1989 came into force and their licence was not renewed by that date.
The Bank of Ghana continues as a body corporate and may sue, hold property, make transactions, and use its common seal under the stated authentication rules.
This section defines when an instrument counts as a bill of exchange and says certain defects do not make it invalid.
Printers must deliver specified copies of books published in Ghana within one month of the book coming off the press, and the recipient must give a written receipt.
This section establishes the Bui Power Authority as a body corporate and gives it corporate powers.
This Act changes the University’s name to University of Technology and Applied Sciences, Navrongo, and makes related textual substitutions.
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