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FederalAct — in forceOn record from its passage, 16 May 2024· Assented 23 July 2024

North-West Development Commission (Establishment) Act, 2025

Establishes the North-West Development Commission to receive and manage funds for reconstruction, rehabilitation and development in the North-West states.

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In plain English

The Act creates a commission to receive and manage Federation Account allocations and donor funds for the settlement, rehabilitation and reconstruction of roads, houses and business premises destroyed by multi-dimensional crisis, and to tackle poverty, literacy and ecological problems in the North-West states. The Senate passed the bill on 16 May 2024 and the House on 11 June 2024; the State House announced the assent on 24 July 2024. The bill is titled 2024 on its schedule; PLAC files the Act as 2025.

Who this affects

Residents and governments of the seven North-West states.

What it changes

  • 1Commission receives and manages Federation Account allocations and international donor funds for reconstruction and development in the North-West.
The text

Establishes the North-West Development Commission to receive and manage funds for reconstruction, rehabilitation and development in the North-West states.

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How it has moved
  1. Passed· Senate

    16 May 2024

    Per the certification schedule in the Act's PDF.

  2. Passed· House

    11 June 2024

    Per the certification schedule.

  3. Assented

    23 July 2024

    Handwritten date on the certification page, read from the scan; the State House announced the assent on 24 July 2024.

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