MINISTERIAL ORDER Nº001/07.01 OF 19/04/2018 DETERMINING MISSION, ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONING OF TRANSIT CENTERS | 001/07.01 OF 19/04/2018 — Rwanda law | Esheria

MINISTERIAL ORDER Nº001/07.01 OF 19/04/2018 DETERMINING MISSION, ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONING OF TRANSIT CENTERS

This Order sets the responsibilities, organization, and functioning of transit centers, and it sets criteria for selecting and determining certain persons, how long they stay, and which authorities may determine them.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Order
Citation
001/07.01 OF 19/04/2018
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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This Order sets the responsibilities, organization, and functioning of transit centers, and it sets criteria for selecting and determining certain persons, how long they stay, and which authorities may determine them. This article defines key terms used in the Order, including transit center, deviant acts or behaviors, training, Screening Committee, and selection. A transit center must carry out the listed missions for people brought there, including registration, subsistence, counseling, transfer preparation, hygiene, recreation, and conduct rules. District or City of Kigali authorities must monitor transit center administration and recruit its staff. A transit center screening committee is created to assess people in the center, classify them, oversee temporary rehabilitation, monitor rights, and report on the center’s functioning.