PRIME MINISTER’S ORDER N° 079/03 OF 26/07/2019 DETERMINING THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONING OF THE COMMITTEE IN CHARGE OF ASSESSMENT OF APPLICATIONS FOR LICENCES AND DISPUTES RELATED TO MINING AND QUARRY OPERATIONS | 079/03 OF 26/07/2019 — Rwanda law | Esheria

PRIME MINISTER’S ORDER N° 079/03 OF 26/07/2019 DETERMINING THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONING OF THE COMMITTEE IN CHARGE OF ASSESSMENT OF APPLICATIONS FOR LICENCES AND DISPUTES RELATED TO MINING AND QUARRY OPERATIONS

This article says the Order sets out the responsibilities, organisation, functioning, and membership of the Committee handling licence applications and disputes about mining and quarry operations.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Order
Citation
079/03 OF 26/07/2019
Status
In force
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Language
mul
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This article says the Order sets out the responsibilities, organisation, functioning, and membership of the Committee handling licence applications and disputes about mining and quarry operations. This article defines key terms used in the Order, including the competent authority and the Committee. The Committee must review mineral and quarry licence applications and bids, advise the competent authority, determine the licence type to issue, and handle other related matters referred to it. The Committee is made up of listed representatives, who are appointed by their institutions after consulting the Office of the Prime Minister, and must meet a minimum seniority level. Committee members are appointed for a three-year term that can be renewed once.