Bank of Zambia Act (Commencement) Order, 1986
This Order may be cited as the Bank of Zambia Act (Commencement) Order, 1986.
- Regulatory commencement
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This Order may be cited as the Bank of Zambia Act (Commencement) Order, 1986.
This provision gives the Order its short citation name.
This section gives the Act its short title and says it starts on a date appointed by the Minister by statutory instrument.
This section gives the Act’s short title and says it starts when the Minister appoints a commencement date by statutory instrument.
Banks and financial institutions may not operate more than four branches in an urban area unless they open a rural branch for each additional urban branch.
This Act amends the Banking and Financial Services Act, 1994, including changing a reference in section 107(1)(e) from fifty thousand kwacha to five hundred thousand kwacha.
This provision amends section 3 and section 4 of the principal Act by changing specified words and inserting new wording.
The Register must be open for public inspection during the Bank’s normal operating hours, and the Bank may keep the Register electronically or in another form it decides.
This is the Interpretation section for Part II.
This section states the short citation title for the Order.
This text refers to the name and address of the Microfinance Institution.
Section 3 is titled “Restriction on K wacha lending to non-resident.”
This provision says the Order may be cited by its short title.
This section says the Act may be cited as the Banking and Financial Services Act.
This Act may be cited as the Banking and Financial Services Act, 2017, and it starts on a date appointed by the Minister by statutory instrument.
This section gives the Act its short title and says it starts on a date set by the Minister through statutory instrument.
A bankrupt person or a person with a receiving order may commit a misdemeanour if they hide assets, fail to hand over property or records, give false statements, or do related fraudulent acts; conviction can lead to imprisonment.
This section amends the Schedule to the principal Act by deleting item 9 and replacing it with new text.
This Act may be cited as the Benefits of Former Presidents Act.
This section gives the Act its short title: the Benefits of Former Presidents Short title and Former Vice-Presidents Act, 2026.
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