An Act to amend the Value Added Tax Act, 2013 (Act 870) to remove the tax on stakes in the National Lotto, to provide for the withholding from the payment of Value Added Tax to registered Value Added traders and to provide for related matters.

This document outlines the electoral offences and their sanctions.

This document is divided into two sections. The first section contains the following parts: Part I- Founding and Registration of political parties; Part II- operation of political parties; Part III- funding of political parties. Section is law that guides the public and political party office holders on declaration of assets.

The document provides laws for the establishment of electoral commission and political parties.

The Act establishes a fund for the development of forest plantation suitable for timber production and its related research. Under this Act, one would find the functions of the Board in charge of the fund and the bodies eligible for the fund.

This policy acknowledges the need for a comprehensive irrigation policy to coordinate and guide irrigation development in the country. It addresses the problems, constraints and opportunities, which cut across the whole irrigation sub-sector; It specifically targets informal, formal and commercial irrigation. It has an overarching goal of driving sustainable agricultural development in Ghana.

This plan seeks to give interpretation to the policy directives recommended in the first edition of the National Policy on Antimicrobial Use and Resistance. It pushes to ensure a convergence of efforts and investments in the fight against the global threat of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR).

There are changes to the Forest Plantation Development Fund Act in this amendment. For example, phrasal changes to Sections 2, 4, 7, the Long Title, and changes to the Board Composition.

In these regulations, lands are designated for timber contracts. The regulations detail application process for timber rights and the responsibilities associated with having timber rights. There are also other related timber issues, for example, what is considered as a timber offence, chainsaw registration process, etc.

A set of regulations that outline the processes involved in applying for a permit, and what needs to be done after acquiring the permit. For example, delivering a report on the land that the permit holder possesses. The regulations also list the sources of applicant complaints and environmental offences.

Makes changes to the Environmental Assessment Regulations of 1999; specifically on fees for environmental certificates and permits.

These regulations make vocabulary changes to Regulations 90-98, 109 and 111, and deletes Regulation 104. It also details the Second Schedule” on registration fees based on the size of land in the amendment.”””

There is the “National House of Chiefs”, and among them, the Act identifies different titles of those chiefs and their functions.

This Act discusses the authority of the Minister in respect to land reservation and mineral grants. The Act also discusses different types of licenses, e.g. reconnaissance license. It outlines the settlement of disputes between the mineral permit holder and the Republic, etc.

The Public Lands Decree outlines the punishments meted out to people or bodies who trespass a land or unlawfully sell or occupy it. The decree also spells out the punishment given to people who verbally or physically attack a land officer.

An Act to establish the National Development Planning Commission, its composition, how it is regulated, and its functions.

Defines what a mortgage is, and the rights to which the mortgagor and mortgagee are entitled.

This framework advocates for the concept of cross-subsidization, equity, solidarity, and re-engineering of the health insurance system in favour of the poor and underprivileged in society. The framework is based on legislative updates to the development process of health insurance. It sets out to build on the efforts and achievements of the old edition.

The Survey Act describes the functions of the officers of the Geological Survey Department including the Director, e.g. to make borings and take samples. The Act also defines other surveying related matters, e.g. what happens in the advent of a survey error, land demarcation, survey penalties, etc.

An outline on how land conflicts are resolved where two parties including the purchaser are claiming land possession.