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Defines terms used in the Act, including “certificate”, “currency point”, “customary marriage”, “date of marriage”, “guardian”, “Minister”, “monogamous marriage”, “monthly returns”, “prescribed”, “register”, “registrar”, and “Registrar General”.
This Act must be read together with the Customs (Dumping and Subsidies) Act.
"CCCN" is defined to mean the Customs Co-operation Council Nomenclature.
Section 1 provides definitions (interpretation) of terms used in the Act, including "Commissioner General", "customs and excise revenue", "Customs Management Act", "department", "East African department", "Excise Management Act" and "Minister".
This section provides definitions for terms used in the Act (for example: Authority, Board, cooperatives, currency point, dairy corporation, dairy products, farmer, functions, milk, milk product, Minister, traders).
The Act applies to any person, institution or public body that collects, processes, holds or uses personal data within Uganda, and to those outside Uganda who collect, process, hold or use personal data relating to Ugandan citizens.
Any sum that an Act states is a civil debt recoverable summarily may be recovered in a magistrate’s court as prescribed by this Act.
Articles 22, 23, 24 and 27–40 of the Vienna Convention have the force of law in Uganda; references to "receiving State" in those articles are to be read as references to the Republic of Uganda.
The Minister may, by statutory order, (1) direct that sections 2 and 4 apply to specified foreign States where a consular convention exists; (2) apply section 5 to States with diplomatic relations subject to reservations the Minister considers necessary; and (3) refuse to apply section 5 where reciprocal facilities are
Defines 'bailiff' as a bailiff for the purpose of distress for rent.
Defines “child” as a person who has not attained the age of eighteen years.
The Minister appoints the date on which the Act comes into force by statutory instrument.
This section lists definitions of terms used in the Act (for example: Act of the Community; Assembly; Community; Council; Gazette; institutions; Minister; organs; Partner States; Secretariat; Treaty).
Defines "Minister" as the Minister responsible for finance.
Defines "bank" as the Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank established by the charter of the member States of the Preferential Trade Area of the Eastern and Southern African States on 12th July 1985.
The Act does not apply to universities and other tertiary institutions; the Minister may, by statutory instrument and with Cabinet approval, exempt an education institution from the Act.
The Act's short title is the Education Service Act, 2002.
These Regulations may be cited as the Education Service Commission Regulations, 2012.
This section provides definitions of terms used in the Act, including "commission", "constituency", "currency point", "election officer", "Minister", "polling day", "returning officer" and "secretary".
Provides definitions of terms used in the Act (for example, "authorised undertaker", "board", "consumer", "electricity", "electric line", and "service line").
