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This Act amends the National Health Insurance law to keep the levy at 2.5%, require payment when goods or services are supplied or imported, exempt some supplies, and direct Parliament to allocate 20% of levy revenue to the Ghana Medical Trust Fund.
This section establishes the National Identification Authority and gives it corporate status and powers to hold property, make contracts, and sue or be sued.
This Part applies to mass registration of individuals and to updating the Register.
The Act establishes the National Information Technology Agency as a body corporate.
The National Investment Bank is established as a body corporate and given powers to sue, be sued, deal with property, and enter contracts and transactions.
This section creates the National Media Commission and gives it corporate status and certain powers.
This section establishes a contributory three-tier pension scheme.
This section establishes the National Petroleum Authority and gives it corporate powers.
This section establishes the National Population Council, gives it corporate status, lets it sue and be sued, and allows it to hold property and make contracts for its functions.
This section establishes the National Reconciliation Commission.
This section repeals the National Reconstruction Levy Act, 2001 (Act 597).
This section establishes the National Road Safety Authority as a body corporate and gives it power to deal with property and contracts while doing its functions.
This section establishes the National Signals Bureau, called the Bureau in the Act.
This Act applies to non-bank institutions and non-bank financial services, except specified micro finance operators and any other institution or person the Bank names by notice.
This section creates the Northern Development Authority and gives it powers to hold, dispose of, and contract over property.
The Chief Justice may appoint a fit and proper person as a notary public.
This section establishes the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) National Trust Fund as a body corporate and gives it powers to deal with property and contracts for its functions.
This section establishes the Office of the Administrator of Stool Lands, and says the Act calls it the “Office.”
The Board must send the Service’s estimates to the President at least two months before the end of the financial year, and the President must lay them before Parliament at least one month before year-end without revision, though recommendations may be added.
This section establishes the Parliamentary Service and says it is part of Ghana’s public services.
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