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District Assembly elections must be held every four years and at least six months apart from parliamentary elections.
This section creates the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority as a body corporate and gives it core corporate powers.
This provision amends the Schedule to Act 947 and replaces it with a new list of identified earmarked funds.
This Act applies to Earmarked Funds, and it prevails where another enactment about an Earmarked Fund or an Internally Generated Fund conflicts with it.
This Act amends the Earmarked Funds Capping and Realignment Act, 2017 by replacing its Schedule.
The provision sets out three levels of education, defines what each level includes, and allows the Ministry of Education and District Assemblies to establish district open colleges.
This section establishes the Electoral Commission and states that it must have a Chairman, two deputy chairmen, and four other members.
All electricity consumers in Ghana must pay a special levy of Β’1.70 per kwh for rural electrification.
Incoming intra-community roaming traffic in the ECOWAS region is exempt from the minimum international incoming traffic rate, and the Authority must periodically issue directives to set the rate.
This section states the Actβs purpose: to support electronic communications and related transactions in the public interest.
This Act repeals two earlier Electronic Transfer Levy enactments, while preserving pre-existing rights, liabilities, and obligations until they are exercised or terminated.
The President may declare that a state of emergency exists in Ghana, or in part of Ghana, if acting on the advice of the Council of State and by proclamation published in the Gazette.
This Act repeals the Emissions Levy Act, 2023, and keeps pre-existing rights, liabilities, and obligations in force until they are exercised or terminated.
This section establishes the Energy Commission and gives it corporate status and powers to sue, hold and dispose of property, and enter contracts.
Section 1 amends section 4(2) of Act 899 by repealing paragraphs (a) and (b).
This provision amends the First Schedule to Act 899 and changes several fuel levy rates.
The Minister must open and maintain two accounts: one for Energy Sector Recovery Levy money and one for Sanitation and Pollution Levy money.
This Act sets and collects several energy-sector levies, requires collected funds to be paid into specified accounts, and gives the Minister powers to make regulations and report to Parliament.
This section establishes the Environmental Protection Agency and gives it corporate status and certain powers.
The Commissioner must carry out the functions given by this Act, subject to directions from the Minister.
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