The Law Reform Commission of Tanzania Act
This section gives the Act’s short title: it may be cited as the Law Reform Commission of Tanzania Act.
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This section gives the Act’s short title: it may be cited as the Law Reform Commission of Tanzania Act. This section defines key terms used in the Act, unless the context otherwise requires. This section establishes the Law Reform Commission of Tanzania. The Commission must keep all laws of the United Republic under review and may carry out a range of law reform functions. The Commission is made up of a Chairman and four part-time Commissioners appointed by the President.
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Short title
AI-assisted research summary: This section gives the Act’s short title: it may be cited as the Law Reform Commission of Tanzania Act.
1. This Act may be cited as the Law Reform Commission of Tanzania Act. Interpretation Act. No. 7 of 2018 s. 23 - 2 Verify source ↗
Interpretation
AI-assisted research summary: This section defines key terms used in the Act, unless the context otherwise requires.
2. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires- “Chairman” means the Chairman of the Commission appointed under section 5; “Commission” means the Law Reform Commission of Tanzania established by section 3; “Commissioner” means a person appointed Commissioner under section 5, and Chairman; to be includes the “high judicial office” means the office of a Judge of the Court of Appeal of the United Republic or of a Judge of the High Court of the United Republic or the High Court of Zanzibar; “Minister” means the Minister responsible for legal affairs; “reference” means a reference by the Minister or the Attorney General to the Commission under this Act. 537 ©2025 Government of Tanzania. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or distributed without permission of OAG. THE LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA ACT [CAP. 171 R.E. 2023] PART II THE LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA Establishment of Commission
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PART II
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Establishment of Commission
AI-assisted research summary: This section establishes the Law Reform Commission of Tanzania.
3. There is hereby established a Commission which shall be known as the Law Reform Commission of Tanzania. Functions of Commission Act No. 7 of 2018 s. 24 - 4 Verify source ↗
Functions of Commission
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission must keep all laws of the United Republic under review and may carry out a range of law reform functions.
4.–(1) The functions of the Commission shall be to take and keep under review all the laws of the United Republic with a view to its systematic development and reform. (2) In particular, but without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1), the Commission may, whether on its own instance or otherwise- (a) review any law or branch of the law and propose measures necessary for- (i) bringing that law or branch of the law into accord with current circumstances of Tanzania; (ii) eliminating anomalies or other defects in the law, repealing obsolete or unnecessary laws and reducing the number of separate enactments; and (iii) the proper codification and simplification of that law or branch of law; (b) consider and advise on proposals for the adoption of new or more effective methods for the administration of the law and the dispensation of justice; (c) from time to time, prepare and submit to the Minister and a copy to the Attorney General, programmes for the examination of different branches of law with a view to reforming those laws, including recommendations as to the agency, whether the Commission or another body, by which any such examination should be carried out; (d) at the request of the Attorney General, prepare comprehensive programmes for the consolidation and revision of laws, and undertake the preparation of any draft Bills pursuant to any such programme approved by the Attorney General; 538 ©2025 Government of Tanzania. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or distributed without permission of OAG. THE LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA ACT [CAP. 171 R.E. 2023] (e) at the instance of the Minister or the Attorney General, provide advice and assistance to any Ministry or department or any public authority or institution by undertaking the examination of any particular branch of the law and making recommendations for reform so as to bring it into accord with current circumstances; (f) upon request, comment and give advice to the Inter- Ministerial Technical Committee on the proposal to enact a law with a view to ensuring systematic development of the law in the country; and (g) assess the implementation of written laws. (3) The Commission may, for the purposes of the more effective performance of its functions, establish and maintain a system of collaboration, consultation and co-operation with any person or body of persons within or outside the United Republic engaged in law reform and may, for that purpose- (a) establish a system for obtaining any information relating to the legal systems of other countries which appears to the Commission likely to facilitate the performance of any of its functions; (b) publish or facilitate the publication in Tanzania of materials relating to law reform in other countries; and (c) convene, facilitate or promote the convention of lectures and other seminars, workshops, public meetings of the public for the purposes of discussion on or dissemination of information or matters relating to law reform in Tanzania. - 5 Verify source ↗
Composition of Commission
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission is made up of a Chairman and four part-time Commissioners appointed by the President.
5.–(1) The Commission shall consist of a Chairman and four part-time Commissioners, all of whom shall be appointed by the President. (2) A person may not be appointed to be a Commissioner unless he- (a) holds or has previously held, or is qualified for appointment to a high judicial office in the United Republic; 539 Composition of Commission Acts Nos. 2 of 2013 s. 6 7 of 2018 s. 25 11 of 2023 s. 49 ©2025 Government of Tanzania. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or distributed without permission of OAG. THE LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA ACT [CAP. 171 R.E. 2023] Tenure of office of Commissioners Acts Nos. 11 of 2005 s. 54 7 of 2018 s. 26 (b) is a person who has been enrolled as an advocate in the United Republic for not less than five years; (c) is a person who is a graduate in law of a University whose degree awards in law are recognised by the Government of the United Republic, and who has since graduation had experience in the practice of law for not less than five years; (d) is a teacher of law in a University or other institution of equivalent or similar status who has a teaching experience of not less than five years; or (e) is a person who, in the opinion of the President is, by reason of his special qualifications, training or experience in the social, economic or political affairs of Tanzania, able to contribute to the proper and effective discharge of the functions of the Commissioner or is otherwise suitable for appointment to the Commission. - 6 Verify source ↗
Tenure of office of Commissioners
AI-assisted research summary: The Chairman serves as a full-time Commissioner for five years and a Commissioner serves as a part-time Commissioner for three years, with eligibility for re-appointment. A holder of a high judicial office cannot be appointed as a Commissioner unless appointed as Chairman. The appointment instrument must state the terms and conditions of appointment.
6.–(1) The Chairman shall be appointed as a full-time Commissioner and shall, unless he sooner resigns or ceases to be a Commissioner in any other way, hold office for a term of five years from the date of his appointment, and shall be eligible for re-appointment. (2) A Commissioner shall be appointed as a part-time Commissioner and shall, unless he sooner resigns or ceases to be a Commissioner in any other way, hold office for a term of three years from the date of his appointment, and shall be eligible for re-appointment. (3) The appointment of Commissioners and the re-appointment of Commissioners at the expiration of their term of office shall be so made as to ensure the continuity of the informed and effective performance of the functions of the Commission. (4) A holder of a high judicial office shall not be appointed as a Commissioner unless such person is appointed as a Chairman. 540 ©2025 Government of Tanzania. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or distributed without permission of OAG. THE LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA ACT [CAP. 171 R.E. 2023] (5) The appointment of, or service by a person who holds a high judicial office as a Commissioner, shall not affect his tenure of that high judicial office or his rank, title, status, precedence, salary or allowance of any kind or other rights or privilege as the holder of that office. (6) Subject to the provisions of this Act, the instrument of appointment of each Commissioner shall specify the terms and conditions of his appointment. PART III PROCEDURE AND POWERS OF THE COMMISSION Repealed
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PART III
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Repealed
AI-assisted research summary: Section 7 is repealed.
7. [Repealed by Act No. 10 of 1999 Sch.] Reference of matters to Commission Acts Nos. 10 of 1999 Sch. 7 of 2018 s. 27 - 8 Verify source ↗
Reference of matters to Commission
AI-assisted research summary: The Minister and the Attorney General may refer matters to the Commission, modify references, and direct the order of dealing with them, but must not refer matters already in court or intended for court proceedings.
8.–(1) The Minister may, from time to time, refer to the Commission matters which the Commission may, subject to the provisions of this Act, examine and report upon and make recommendations with a view to reforming the law in relation to those matters. (2) The Attorney General may, in pursuance of the provisions of subsection (1), refer to the Commission matters connected generally with a specific enactment or category of enactments. (3) The Minister or the Attorney General may- (a) modify the terms of any reference; or (b) give directions to the Commission as to the order in which it shall deal with references. (4) The Minister or the Attorney General shall not refer to the Commission any matter which he knows to be the subject of proceedings in any court in the United Republic to which the United Republic is a party, or matters in respect of which it is intended to commence proceedings in a court. Commission may initiate own work Act No. 7 of 2018 s. 28 - 9 Verify source ↗
Commission may initiate own work
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission may start examining a matter on its own, but it must inform the Minister and the Attorney General first; it must not examine matters it knows are already before a court in a case involving the United Republic.
9.–(1) The Commission may, subject to informing the Minister and the Attorney General, in that behalf, undertake the examination of any matter without waiting for a reference on it by the Minister or Attorney General as the case may be. 541 ©2025 Government of Tanzania. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or distributed without permission of OAG. THE LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA ACT [CAP. 171 R.E. 2023] Commission to involve public in its work (2) Notwithstanding the generality of the power conferred by subsection (1), the Commission shall not undertake the examination of any matter which it knows to be the subject of proceedings in any court in the United Republic to which the United Republic is a party. - 10 Verify source ↗
Commission to involve public in its work
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission may organize public participation in its work and use seminars, lectures, debates, and publications to educate the public and gather views.
10.–(1) In carrying out an examination of any matter whether or not in pursuance of a reference, the Commission may arrange its work as to enable it to educate the public on the issues involved in that matter and to obtain the views of the greatest possible number of the people of Tanzania on the issues in question. (2) For purposes of complying with the provisions of subsection (1), the Commission may do all such acts as in its opinion are necessary to achieve participation by the public in the work of the Commission and may, in particular- (a) organise and hold seminars for the discussion of matters of public concern relevant to the subject of reference; (b) arrange for public lectures to be given by the Commission; (c) call for and promote public debates at meetings called by, or for the purposes of the Commission or through the mass media; (d) establish and publish a bulletin, periodical or other the purposes of disseminating publication for information on law reform; and (e) do anything which, in the opinion of the Commission, is necessary or desirable for the purposes of publicizing its tentative reform recommendations and to obtain awareness of and response to them by the public. General powers of Commission Acts Nos. 10 of 1999 Sch. 7 of 2018 s. 29 - 11 Verify source ↗
General powers of Commission
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission may set up committees, co-opt people to help gather and organize material, and require any person to provide information it specifies.
11.–(1) The Commission may appoint a Committee or committees for the purpose of dealing with any particular matter or matters referred to the Commission or intended to be proposed by the Commission to the Minister or the Attorney General. 542 ©2025 Government of Tanzania. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or distributed without permission of OAG. THE LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA ACT [CAP. 171 R.E. 2023] (2) For the purposes of dealing with any particular matter referred to it, the Commission may co-opt such number of persons to assist it in the collection and organisation of material as it may deem necessary. (3) The Commission may call upon any person to furnish to it such information as may be specified by the Commission. (4) [Repealed by Act No. 10 of 1999 Sch.] Commission to act independently - 12 Verify source ↗
Commission to act independently
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission must act independently when carrying out its functions under the Act.
12. Subject to the provisions of this Act, the Commission shall, in the performance of its functions under this Act, act independently in its deliberations and formulation of its recommendations. Matters to be taken into account Act No. 10 of 1999 Sch. - 13 Verify source ↗
Matters to be taken into account
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission must consider Tanzania’s policy goals and make law reform proposals accordingly.
13.–(1) Without prejudice to the independence conferred by section 12, in the performance of its functions under this Act, the Commission shall take into account the need for having in Tanzania laws which are in accord with, and which facilitate the implementation of the policy of Ujamaa and self-reliance. (2) In particular, the Commission shall consider and make proposals for law reform with a view to ensuring that the laws of the United Republic are so made as to- (a) promote and expand the principles and practice of human equality and freedom as stipulated in the Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania; (b) promote and secure the decolonization of the law of Tanzania by the refinement of and adaptation of the customs, traditional values and beliefs of the people of Tanzania which are suitable for application in conjunction with modern progressive legal ideas; (c) promote interest in, and ensure respect for the rule of law by discouraging arbitrariness, officialism and excessive bureaucracy; (d) ensure the development of a just system for the equal dispensation of justice and the better protection of communal and individual property of the people of Tanzania; and 543 ©2025 Government of Tanzania. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or distributed without permission of OAG. THE LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA ACT [CAP. 171 R.E. 2023] Submission of conclusions Act No. 7 of 2018 s. 30 Publication of reports Act No. 10 of 1999 Sch. (e) promote and enhance respect for human rights by all persons in their conduct of official business and personal affairs. - 14 Verify source ↗
Submission of conclusions
AI-assisted research summary: The Commission must make a suitable report with any recommendations it thinks fit and submit it to the Minister when it reaches definite conclusions on a matter. If a matter was referred by the Minister or the Attorney General, the Commission may send an interim report before its final report.
14.–(1) Subject to subsection (2), where the Commission reaches definite conclusions on any matter for the time being under its consideration, it shall draw up a report in suitable form, incorporating such recommendations as it thinks fit, and submit it to the Minister. (2) Where the Minister or the Attorney General has referred a matter to the Commission, the Commission may, at any time before making its report in pursuance of the reference, submit to the Minister or the Attorney General an interim report on its work under the reference. - 15 Verify source ↗
Publication of reports
AI-assisted research summary: The Minister must table Commission reports in the National Assembly and make their contents public within 12 months of receiving them, if practicable. The Minister may also tell the National Assembly what the Government plans to do about the Commission’s recommendations, and the Commission may release the report to the public after tabling.
15.–(1) The Minister shall, as soon as practicable, but not later than twelve months after receiving report submitted to him by the Commission cause every such report to be tabled before the National Assembly and its contents to be brought to the attention of the public. (2) The Minister may, either upon tabling any report pursuant to the provisions of subsection (1) or on a subsequent occasion, as the case may be, make a statement in the National Assembly indicating what action the Government proposes to take in respect of any of the recommendations of the Commission made in the report in question. (3) The Commission may, after the Minister has tabled the report before the National Assembly, release the report to the general public. Referring matters back for reconsideration Act No. 7 of 2018 s. 31 that any the Government determines - 16 Verify source ↗
Referring matters back for reconsideration
AI-assisted research summary: If the Minister, on the Attorney General’s advice, finds a Commission recommendation unsuitable because of certain newly arisen matters or situations, the Minister must refer it back to the Commission, and the Commission must then prepare a supplementary report on the referred matters.
16. Where recommendation made in any report submitted by the Commission is unsuitable for implementation on the ground solely, or on several grounds which include the ground that certain matters relevant to a reference, or to any matter examined by the Commissioner or that certain matters or situations reasonably expected to be permanent, have arisen 544 ©2025 Government of Tanzania. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or distributed without permission of OAG. THE LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA ACT [CAP. 171 R.E. 2023] which the Commission did not have in contemplation or which affect considerably any or all of the recommendations of the Commission, that recommendation or the part or parts of the report of the Commission in question shall be referred back by the Minister on the advice of the Attorney General to the Commission and the Commission shall make a supplementary report to the Minister on any matters referred back to it. PART IV STAFF OF THE COMMISSION Public department and officers
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Public department and officers
AI-assisted research summary: Rules that already apply to public departments also apply to the Commission, and certain offices under the Commission are treated as public offices in the service of the United Republic.
17. Subject to the provisions of this Act, the provisions of any law for the time being in force in relation to public departments shall apply to the Commission, and the office of Commissioner, Executive Secretary to the Commission and any other office under the Commission shall be public offices in the service of the United Republic. Executive Secretary Acts Nos. 10 of 1999 Sch. 2 of 2013 s. 7 - 18 Verify source ↗
Executive Secretary
AI-assisted research summary: The President must appoint an Executive Secretary to the Commission, and the appointee must meet specified legal qualifications.
18.–(1) The President shall appoint, on such terms as he may determine, a public officer to be the Executive Secretary to the Commission. (2) A person may not be appointed to be Executive Secretary to the Commission unless he holds a degree in law from a university whose awards in law are recognised by the Government of the United Republic, and has since graduation practiced law, or been engaged in teaching or research in law, for a period of not less than five years. (3) The Executive Secretary of the Commission shall, subject to the provisions of this Act, be the executive officer of the Commission and shall in that capacity, subject to the direction of the Chairman, be responsible to the Commission for the day to day operations and the management of the records of the Commission. 545 ©2025 Government of Tanzania. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or distributed without permission of OAG. THE LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA ACT [CAP. 171 R.E. 2023] Staff of Commission Acts Nos. 10 of 1999 Sch. 7 of 2018 s. 32 - 19 Verify source ↗
Staff of Commission
AI-assisted research summary: Section 19 lets the Commission engage staff on permanent or temporary terms, and lets the Permanent Secretary second or transfer public service staff to the Commission.
19.–(1) Subject to the provisions of this section, the provisions of any law for the time being in force in relation to the constitution of offices in the civil service shall apply to the constitution of offices under the Commission, and the Permanent Secretary may second or transfer persons holding office in the service of the United Republic to offices under the Commission. (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (1), and subject to the relevant civil service employment regulations and procedures, the Commission may engage on permanent terms such persons who are qualified and suitable to work for the Commission. (3) With prior consultation with the Minister, the Commission may engage on temporary terms such persons who are experts in fields of learning for the time being relevant to the matter which is being examined by the Commission. (4) Payment of salaries, allowances or other payments and the conditions and terms of service of persons who may be engaged on permanent or temporary terms by the Commission shall be as maybe determined by the Permanent Secretary in consultation with the Permanent Secretary Central Establishment and as specified in the instrument of appointment of each of such persons. (5) Where a person is seconded or transferred to the service of the Commission under this section, his terms and conditions of employment with the Commission shall not be less favourable than those of his previous employment in the public service, and his service with the Commission shall be deemed to be continuous with his previous employment in the public service for the purposes of determining his entitlement to and quantum of pension, gratuity or other superannuation benefit. (6) Where a person engaged as an expert by the Commission is the holder of another office in the public service, he shall not be required to perform the duties of his other office, but his service with the Commission shall not affect his tenure of 546 ©2025 Government of Tanzania. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or distributed without permission of OAG. THE LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA ACT [CAP. 171 R.E. 2023] Expenses of Commission Cap. 360 Salaries and allowances of Commissioners Cap. 360 that other office or his rank, title, precedence, salary or other entitlement as the holder of that other office. (7) For purposes of this section, “Permanent Secretary” means the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry whose responsibilities for the time being include matters relating to the recruitment and development of manpower for the public service. PART V MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
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PART V
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Expenses of Commission
AI-assisted research summary: Except where the Public Officers (Salaries and Allowances) Act says otherwise, other expenditure under or in administering this Act is to be paid from money appropriated by Parliament.
20. Except as otherwise provided in the Public Officers (Salaries and Allowances) Act, all other expenditure payable or incurred under or in the administration of this Act shall be payable out of moneys to be appropriated by Parliament. - 21 Verify source ↗
Salaries and allowances of Commissioners
AI-assisted research summary: The President determines Commissioners’ salaries or remuneration, and the Minister must publish the amount for each Commissioner in the Gazette for each calendar year.
21.–(1) There shall be paid to the Commissioners such salaries or remuneration as shall be determined by the President, and those salaries and remuneration shall be charged on the Consolidated Fund. (2) As soon as the President determines the salaries and remuneration payable to Commissioners, the Minister shall, by order published in the Gazette, specify the amount of salaries and remuneration payable in each calendar year to each Commissioner, and such specification shall have effect as if it had been a provision made in this section, and the Schedule to the Public Officers (Salaries and Allowances) Act (which specifies the salaries of certain persons holding office in the service of the United Republic which are charged on the Consolidated Fund) shall then be deemed to have been amended by this section by adding in the appropriate columns of the Schedule, in appropriate alphabetical order, new items relating to the salaries and remuneration of the Commissioners. 547 ©2025 Government of Tanzania. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or distributed without permission of OAG. THE LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA ACT [CAP. 171 R.E. 2023] Meetings of Commission Acts Nos. 2 of 2013 s. 7 7 of 2018 s. 33 11 of 2023 s. 50
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Schedule to the Public Officers (Salaries and Allowances)
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Meetings of Commission
AI-assisted research summary: The Chairman must call Commission meetings, and the Commission must follow quorum, chairing, consensus, and record-keeping rules.
22.–(1) The Chairman shall convene such meetings of the Commission, and at such times and places, as may be necessary for the efficient conduct of its affairs. (2) At any meeting of the Commission, not less than three Commissioners shall constitute a quorum. (3) The Chairman shall preside at all meetings at which he is present, or in the absence of the Chairman at any meeting, the Commissioners present shall elect one of their number to preside at that meeting. (4) All questions arising at a meeting of the Commission shall as much as possible, be decided by consensus of the members present at the meeting. (5) The Commission may regulate and conduct the proceedings at its meetings as it thinks fit, and the Executive Secretary to the Commission shall keep and maintain a correct record of those proceedings. (6) The validity of the exercise or performance of the functions or powers, and the proceedings of the Commission shall not be affected by reason only of there being a vacancy in the office of a Commissioner. - 23 Verify source ↗
Annual reports
AI-assisted research summary: Each year, the Chairman must arrange for the Commission’s accounts and records to be submitted for audit, then prepare and submit an annual report, and the Minister must table that report before the National Assembly.
23.–(1) The Chairman shall, as soon as practicable after the thirtieth day of June in each year, cause to be submitted to the Controller and Auditor-General of the United Republic the accounts and financial records of the Commission, who shall then inspect and audit them and prepare a report on those accounts, in pursuance of the provisions of the Public Finance Act. (2) The Chairman shall, as soon as practicable after the thirtieth day of June in each year, cause to be prepared and submitted to the Minister a report in suitable form, containing- (a) a summary of the activities of the Commission during the year to which the report relates; (b) an outline of law reform references or matters currently under examination by the Commission; (c) a copy of the audited accounts of the Commission for the year to which the report relates; 548 Annual reports Cap. 348 ©2025 Government of Tanzania. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or distributed without permission of OAG. THE LAW REFORM COMMISSION OF TANZANIA ACT [CAP. 171 R.E. 2023] Records of Commission to be public records Cap. 309 Restriction for disclosure or publication Act No. 2 of 2013 s. 8 Regulations (d) a copy of the auditor’s report on those accounts; and (e) such other information as the Minister may direct to be included in the report. (3) The Minister shall as soon as possible after receiving it, lay the annual report of the Commission before the National Assembly. - 24 Verify source ↗
Records of Commission to be public records
AI-assisted research summary: Commission records are treated as public records under the Records and Archives Management Act.
24. The records of the Commission shall be public records for the purposes of the Records and Archives Management Act. - 25 Verify source ↗
Restriction for disclosure or publication
AI-assisted research summary: A person must not use, disclose, or publish Commission information or documents without the Commission’s approval.
25. A person shall not use, disclose or publish any information or document of the Commission without an approval of the Commission. [s. 24A] - 26 Verify source ↗
Regulations
AI-assisted research summary: The Minister may make regulations to support the Commission’s functions and the Act’s purposes, and those regulations must be published in the Gazette.
26.–(1) The Minister may make regulations prescribing all matters which are required or permitted to be prescribed or which are necessary or convenient to be prescribed or provided for in order to facilitate or secure the effectual performance of the functions of the Commission and to ensure the better carrying out or giving effect to the objects and purposes of this Act. (2) Regulations made under this section shall be published in the Gazette. [s. 25] 549 ©2025 Government of Tanzania. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or distributed without permission of OAG. ©2025 Government of Tanzania. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or distributed without permission of OAG.
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