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This article changes the administrative name “Prefecture” to “Province,” and changes “Prefecture of Kigali Ville” to “Kigali City.”
This provision creates the Rwanda Civil Aviation Authority (RCAA) and says the law sets out its mission, organization, and functioning.
This article names the Auditor General and the Deputy Auditor General.
The article concerns payment of salary and other benefits after the term of office ends.
This provision creates ILPD and states that it has legal personality, administrative autonomy, and financial autonomy.
This law sets rules for civil aviation.
This article says the Law sets out the responsibilities, powers, organization, and functioning of the Office of the Ombudsman.
This article says the law governs trade in petroleum and petroleum products in Rwanda.
This article creates CHU and says it has legal personality, administrative and financial autonomy.
This provision says the law creates CHU and sets out its mission, organization, and functioning.
This article authorises ratification of the Rwanda–South Korea investment agreement and defines key treaty terms.
This article says the law regulates the tourism industry.
This provision says the law sets out how the office of notary is organized and how it operates.
This article says the law regulates the creation of trusts and trustees and their management requirements in Rwanda.
This provision says the law creates the Rwanda Education Board (REB) and sets out its responsibilities, organization, and functioning.
This provision says the law creates a levy on petrol and gasoil to fund strategic petroleum reserves.
This article says the law sets out the organisation, jurisdiction, competence, and functioning of the Abunzi Committee.
Article 1 is titled “Registration of the population.”
This provision says the law is about regulating and inspecting food and pharmaceutical products.
This article concerns allowances for authorities of the Supreme Court after their term of office ends.
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