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Purpose and legislative effect
“Short title: This Act may be cited as the Uganda Industrial Research Institute Act, 2003.”
Short title: This Act may be cited as the Uganda Industrial Research Institute Act, 2003. Defines key terms: “applied industrial research”, “Board”, “Institute”, and “Minister”. Establishes the Uganda Industrial Research Institute as a corporate body with perpetual succession and a common seal, capable of suing or being sued; and grants the Institute power to own property, enter contracts and perform acts a body corporate may lawfully do, for carrying out functions under this Act. The Institute's objectives are to undertake applied industrial research and to develop and acquire appropriate technology to create a strong, competitive and sustainable industrial sector for rapid industrialisation of Uganda. The Institute must perform the functions listed, including technology development, research, demonstration plants, equipment design, recovery processes, data banking, technical advice, collaboration, and serving as a production technology reference centre.
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Short title: This Act may be cited as the Uganda Industrial Research Institute Act, 2003.
Section 1
The Institute's governing body must be a Board as specified in the First Schedule; the Minister must appoint the Chairperson and two private-sector members who must meet integrity and qualification criteria, and the Minister must determine members' terms and…
Section 6
The Board must appoint the other staff of the Institute.
Section 13
The financial year of the Institute is the twelve-month period from 1st July to 30th June in the following year, with a special rule for the first financial year.
Section 19
The Minister may, in consultation with the Board, by statutory instrument, amend the Schedules to this Act.
Section 25
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Source record from ulii.org · As at 8 Jun 2006
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