An Act that outlines how the following lands can be used, or leased out: stool lands, Kumasi lands and general lands.

These are regulations that guide the Minister as to the directions to publish in the Gazette, and delegate the Minister’s functions. The regulations also outline land restrictions and use.

The amendment contains some vocabulary and grammatical changes, and affords additional powers to the committee.

The Concession Regulations provide rules concerning: the Tribunal, application forms and notices in relation to Section 3, 4, 5 of the Concessions Act, and payment.

Rules and guidelines concerning fishing licences, poisonous substances, fishing nets and motor vessel equipment. The Fisheries Regulations also revoke the Fisheries Regulations of 1964.

The Health Sector ICT Policy and Strategy charts a roadmap for the exploitation, development, and deployment of ICT to accelerate service delivery processes. It is guided by the Ghana ICT for Accelerated Development (ICT4AD) Policy.

The regulations list qualifications for taking the fishing boat exam, identify the parts of the exam and who can sit for re-examination. The regulations also list the fines given for any fraudulent activity associated with the certificate exam and the certificate.

These regulations are guidelines for interested applicants for the Skipper Certificate Exam. The document contains qualifications to write the Skipper Certificate Exam as a local and a foreigner. It also details what happens when there is an offense by the graduate.

An Act that establishes registry offices, the Chief Register of Lands, other officers and their functions.

Here are guidelines for things such as land registration, land transfer, and land payments.

The Act first establishes the Water Resource Commission, its composition and functions. It also lists regulations for the use of water resources.

An Act that grants timber rights for the sustainable management of timber resources and other related purposes.

An Act that establishes the Standards Authority Board, its functions, how it acquires funding and other matters related to standardization of goods.

Rules on keeping food, drugs and other goods safe for consumption. One would also find among the rules, the duties of inspector at a checkpoint, and the convictions of a person who obstructs an inspector.

Apart from the deletion and insertion of some sections of the Food and Drugs Act, the amendment also includes the mandatory fortification of salt.

An Act that establishes the Fisheries Commission with its functions. It designates the functions of the Minister, defines budgetary expenses and checks of the Commission, and outlines fishing regulations and prohibitions.

This manual generally addresses health workers, especially those delivering services at the sub-district level. It hopes to provide them with the essential knowledge and skills to plan and implement quality assurance in their health facilities.

This Act re-establishes the Forestry Commission with its functions, defines the members of the Commission and how members receive allowances. Also defines funds to be allocated to the Commission.

The decree outlines forest offences and their associated punishment, as well as duties of the forest officer. The decree also contains repeals of sections from the Forest Ordinance and the Concessions Act.

Contains rules associated with the sale and distribution of pesticides not registered with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and exceptions to those rules. In addition, the Act contains the criteria for approval and registration of documents.