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These regulations govern the provision of services relating to mining and quarry operations.
These Regulations set out what a mineral processing licence and a mineral trading licence must contain, and the requirements and procedures for granting them.
These regulations set the format and content of a mineral licence and the content of an agreement with a mining or industrial quarry licence holder.
These Regulations set out the rules for identifying potential mining areas, categorising mines, and applying for or renewing mineral licences, including licences obtained through tender.
These regulations set rules for quarry licensing, including categorisation, licence renewal, licence content, transfer, and reports from licence holders.
This article says the regulations set the type, amount, and process for depositing the environmental rehabilitation guarantee.
These regulations set the maximum quantities of mineral ore samples.
These regulations set additional requirements for the registration and operation of faith-based organizations, and requirements for organizations to fight money laundering, terrorist financing, and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
These Regulations set the modalities for carrying out research in Rwanda.
This provision says the Convention applies to areas within a Party’s national jurisdiction and to activities carried out under a Party’s jurisdiction or control, including outside that area.
Rwanda accedes to the revised Dakar Convention on ASECNA, and the Convention is stated to take full effect.
Rwanda accedes to the revised Dakar Convention establishing ASECNA, which has legal personality and financial autonomy.
This article lists several prior agreements and the 1991 Constitution it revises or relies on, then states that it is adopted.
This provision says the Parties may start arbitration by written notice, and requests for a conciliation commission must also be sent in writing to the Secretariat.
The Organization’s purposes include arranging organized migration transfers, providing migration services, supporting voluntary return, and cooperating with States and other organizations.
This article repeals several listed regulations issued by the Resident of Urundi.
Markets are established at the listed places and operate on the listed days and hours.
No one in a State Party’s jurisdiction may be executed, and each State Party must take all necessary measures to abolish the death penalty in its jurisdiction.
This article defines key terms used throughout the Convention.
This article defines key terms used throughout the Convention, unless the text or context says otherwise.
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