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Members of the General Assembly must elect one chairperson for the Rwanda National Commission for UNESCO.
This article says the Order sets the rules for how community service is carried out as an alternative to imprisonment, called TIG.
This provision says the Order sets out how disciplinary sanctions are imposed on public servants.
This Order governs elections of leaders at the Village, Cell, and Sector levels.
This article says the Order governs working relations between certain school teachers and their employer.
The High Council of the Rwanda Investigation Bureau is expanded from seven members by adding four Bureau personnel members.
This article says the Order creates special rules for all employees of the Office of the Auditor General of State Finances.
This Order sets the rules for managing and using land in Special Economic Zones (SEZs).
This Order sets the fees payable for notarial services and identifies the entity that receives those fees.
This Order sets out which items must be kept confidential to protect national security and national sovereignty.
This Order sets out the nature, awarding, and declaration of national orders granted to people for outstanding acts of public interest.
This provision says the Order sets guidelines for managing contracts entered into by a leader before taking public office.
This provision states that the Order’s purpose is to determine the responsibilities, organisation, and functioning of the Sector, Cell, and Village.
This provision says the Order’s purpose is to increase pension and occupational hazards benefits paid by the Rwanda Social Security Board.
A new 500 Rwandan franc banknote is issued and treated as legal tender in Rwanda.
A new 1000 Rwandan franc banknote issued by the National Bank of Rwanda is legal tender in Rwanda.
The number of Commissioners of the National Electoral Commission is increased from seven to nine.
This Order sets out which elective posts exist at Village, Cell, and Sector levels, and the electoral college at each level.
Several specified Rwandan banknotes are demonetised and no longer legal tender in Rwanda.
This Order sets out which military assets are classified as secret for national sovereignty and security.
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