LAW N°43/2006 OF 05/10/2006 DETERMINING THE RESPONSIBILITIES, ORGANISATION AND FUNCTIONING OF THE RWANDA BUREAU OF STANDARDS (RBS) | 43/2006 OF 05/10/2006 — Rwanda law | Esheria

LAW N°43/2006 OF 05/10/2006 DETERMINING THE RESPONSIBILITIES, ORGANISATION AND FUNCTIONING OF THE RWANDA BUREAU OF STANDARDS (RBS)

This article says the law sets out RBS’s responsibilities, organization, and functioning, and gives RBS legal personality plus administrative and financial autonomy.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
43/2006 OF 05/10/2006
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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This article says the law sets out RBS’s responsibilities, organization, and functioning, and gives RBS legal personality plus administrative and financial autonomy. RBS’s head office is in Kigali, but it may be moved elsewhere in Rwanda if necessary. RBS may also open branches elsewhere in the country if needed and if approved by an order of the Prime Minister. RBS has the power to define national standards, and public or private bodies must submit their standards proposals to RBS for national adoption. RBS may delegate some of its responsibilities to other organizations or private associations if they are accredited. RBS is supervised by the Ministry in charge of industry and commerce, and the Ministry and the Board of Directors must conclude a performance contract that sets out each party’s powers, rights, and responsibilities.