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This section says the Act’s purpose is to regulate public-private partnership arrangements and promote private sector resources for infrastructure and services.
This section states the Act’s objects: to regulate public-private partnership arrangements and promote use of private sector resources for infrastructure and services.
This section establishes the Ghana Railway Development Authority and gives it corporate status and powers to sue, hold property, and make contracts.
This section says the Act applies to real estate transactions, including tenancies of at least one year, and treats some shorter tenancies with extensions as longer than one year.
This section establishes the Births and Deaths Registry and sets out the roles of its National Office and other offices.
This section replaces section 25 to create a competitive procurement scheme for renewable electricity, and it bars public utilities from negotiating PPAs or contracting power unless the power was obtained through an open competitive and transparent process.
This section says the Act applies to all premises in Ghana, subject to listed exceptions, and also applies to the Republic except as otherwise provided.
A person dissatisfied with the Commissioner-General’s decision may appeal to the Independent Tax Appeals Board within 30 days, and a person dissatisfied with the Appeals Board’s decision may appeal to the Court within 30 days after service.
The Minister must set aside no more than 4% of collected revenue in the General Refund Account, and the Commissioner-General may use that account only for refunds and must pay any year-end surplus into the Consolidated Fund.
This section creates the Revenue Agencies (Governing) Board and makes it the governing body for the Internal Revenue Service, CEPS, and VATS.
Three listed revenue agencies may retain up to 3% of the revenue they collect, as determined by the Minister, for their functions and expenses.
A person has a right to information, and may apply without giving a reason unless the application is treated as urgent.
The Act establishes the Road Fund and gives it corporate status and powers.
This section creates the Road Fund and gives it body-corporate powers.
This provision amends the Road Traffic Act, 2004 by replacing certain penalties in the Schedule.
This amendment adds and updates road-traffic rules on seat belts, child safety, motorcycle helmets, commercial motorcycle use, vehicle registration, driver age limits, and vehicle testing.
This section defines a contract of sale of goods and explains when a bailment arrangement is treated as a sale.
This Act changes the name of the university and updates related references in the amended Act and other enactments.
This Act amends the Special Import Levy Act to keep the Special Import Levy applying through 2028.
Schedule 1 amounts are payable as stamp duties, and the Minister may amend the Schedule by legislative instrument.
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