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“Defines "Minister" as the Minister to whom functions under this Act are assigned.”
Defines "Minister" as the Minister to whom functions under this Act are assigned. Exporting any mineral listed in the Schedule from Uganda is prohibited unless licensed by the Minister; the Minister may amend the Schedule by statutory order. Section 2 shall have effect without prejudice to any written law providing for any similar condition under which any scheduled mineral may be exported from Uganda.
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Defines "Minister" as the Minister to whom functions under this Act are assigned.
Section 1
Exporting any mineral listed in the Schedule from Uganda is prohibited unless licensed by the Minister; the Minister may amend the Schedule by statutory order.
Section 2
Section 2 shall have effect without prejudice to any written law providing for any similar condition under which any scheduled mineral may be exported from Uganda.
Section 3
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