INSTRUCTIONS OF THE MINISTER OF JUSTICE N° 01/11 OF 14/11/2006 RELATING TO THE DRAFTING OF THE TEXTS OF LAWS | 01/11 OF 14/11/2006 — Rwanda law | Esheria

INSTRUCTIONS OF THE MINISTER OF JUSTICE N° 01/11 OF 14/11/2006 RELATING TO THE DRAFTING OF THE TEXTS OF LAWS

Any draft legislation must include specified structural parts such as a table of contents, a clear title, a promulgation formula, a preamble, a main body, and signatories.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
01/11 OF 14/11/2006
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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Any draft legislation must include specified structural parts such as a table of contents, a clear title, a promulgation formula, a preamble, a main body, and signatories. Any draft legislation must be organized into sections and related parts, keep one idea per article, and show a heading before each article. Draft legislation must be prepared and submitted to the Cabinet in three official languages, with the texts shown in parallel on each page. Translations of bills must be done with technical accuracy and due diligence. People involved in drafting bills must remember that laws voted by Parliament must be promulgated within 15 days after Government receives the adopted text, and each stage should help ensure the text is in perfect language versions.