ORGANIC LAW N° 001/2020.OL OF 08/06/2020 ESTABLISHING GENERAL PROVISIONS GOVERNING PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS | 001/2020.OL OF 08/06/2020 — Rwanda law | Esheria

ORGANIC LAW N° 001/2020.OL OF 08/06/2020 ESTABLISHING GENERAL PROVISIONS GOVERNING PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

This article says the Organic Law establishes general rules governing public institutions.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
001/2020.OL OF 08/06/2020
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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administrative autonomy adoption appointment benefits and allowances board accountability board committees board composition board governance board membership restrictions board responsibilities code of conduct committee governance company governance compensation conflict of interest consideration drafting financial audit financial management gender representation governance government-owned entities human resources institution dissolution +24 more

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This article says the Organic Law establishes general rules governing public institutions. This article defines key terms used in the Organic Law. This article groups public institutions into categories, including non-commercial public institutions and State-owned companies. A non-commercial public institution is created and dissolved by Presidential Order, which also sets its mission, responsibilities, organization, and functioning. State-owned companies are created and dissolved under company laws, and a Presidential Order sets their establishment conditions and extra management rules. A public institution created under this Organic Law has legal personality and financial and administrative autonomy.