Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“This Act may be cited as the Export Development Act, 1985, and starts on a date the Minister appoints by statutory instrument.”
This Act may be cited as the Export Development Act, 1985, and starts on a date the Minister appoints by statutory instrument. This section defines several terms used in the Act, unless the context requires otherwise. This section establishes the Export Council of Zambia and lists its members. The Council must supervise the Act, set and approve national policies to promote exports from Zambia, and handle appeals or complaints under the Act. It may also direct the Board, and the Board must follow those directions. The Council may regulate its own procedure and must follow rules on meetings, quorum, voting, minutes, and who may preside or call meetings.
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How the instrument operates
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Source version 31 Dec 1996. The date shown identifies this source expression and should not be treated as proof that no later change exists.
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This Act may be cited as the Export Development Act, 1985, and starts on a date the Minister appoints by statutory instrument.
Section 1
Council meeting participants with a personal or spousal interest in a matter must disclose it and generally must not join in discussion or voting unless the Council directs otherwise.
Section 7
The Board may regulate its own procedure, and it must hold meetings, keep minutes, and follow rules on notice, quorum, presiding, and voting.
Section 15
A person must not publish or disclose confidential information obtained through duties under the Act without written consent from or on behalf of the Board.
Section 21
The Minister may make regulations by statutory instrument, but only on the Council’s recommendation.
Section 27
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Source and current-law status
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Source record from zambialii.org · Source version 31 Dec 1996
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