The Universities Act | The Universities Act — Tanzania law | Esheria

The Universities Act

This section defines several terms used in the Schedule, including “effective date,” “existing university,” “former Council,” “former officer,” and “instrument.”

Jurisdiction
Tanzania
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
The Universities Act
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
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This section defines several terms used in the Schedule, including “effective date,” “existing university,” “former Council,” “former officer,” and “instrument.” The Commission takes over the former Council’s functions, and the former Council is discharged from liabilities from the effective date. Former officers are treated as employees of the Commission from the effective date, with continuous service preserved for benefit calculations and no salary reduction allowed under the proviso. The Chairman may, after consulting the Minister, direct that a former officer be employed by the Commission. If the officer is not employed in that way, the Minister may direct the Commission to pay a gratuity or other payment, and the Commission must comply. A former officer is not entitled to claim damages or other payment from the former Council or the Commission for losses caused by this Schedule. Certain instruments continue in force, and the Commission takes the former Council’s place in them.

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