The Tanzania Posts Corporation Act
This section sets out who makes up the Board, who appoints the Chairman and members, how a Vice Chairman is chosen, and how the Board acts when the Chairman and Vice Chairman are absent.
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- The Tanzania Posts Corporation Act
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This section sets out who makes up the Board, who appoints the Chairman and members, how a Vice Chairman is chosen, and how the Board acts when the Chairman and Vice Chairman are absent. The Board must meet regularly, the Chairman or Vice Chairman presides, quorum is four, and members with a conflict must disclose it and abstain. The Board may appoint committees and set their terms and conditions. Board members and staff are entitled to allowances, and the Board may set them only with prior consent of the Treasury Registrar. A Board member may resign by giving the Minister 30 days’ written notice, and the Minister may end a member’s membership for listed reasons.
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