ORGANIC LAW N° 02/2010/OL OF 09/06/2010 ON ORGANISATION, JURISDICTION, COMPETENCE AND FUNCTIONING OF THE MEDIATION COMMITTEE | 02/2010/OL OF 09/06/2010 — Rwanda law | Esheria

ORGANIC LAW N° 02/2010/OL OF 09/06/2010 ON ORGANISATION, JURISDICTION, COMPETENCE AND FUNCTIONING OF THE MEDIATION COMMITTEE

This provision states that the Organic Law sets out the organization, jurisdiction, competence, and functioning of the Mediation Committee.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
02/2010/OL OF 09/06/2010
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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This provision states that the Organic Law sets out the organization, jurisdiction, competence, and functioning of the Mediation Committee. Mediation Committees are established at the Cell and Sector levels. The Mediation Committee is described as an organ for mandatory mediation before certain first-instance court cases are filed, and the members’ service is voluntary. The Cell and Sector Mediation Committees must each be made up of 12 residents with integrity and mediation skills, elected by the relevant councils, and the term is five years, renewable. The Mediation Committee at Cell and Sector level must be headed by a bureau of a Chairperson and Vice Chairperson, and the Executive Secretaries receive cases unless an exception applies.