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National Information Technology
Authority, Uganda Act
2009
(p) to arbitrate disputes arising between suppliers of information
technology solutions and consumers;
(q) to protect and promote the interests of consumers or users of
information technology services or solutions;
(r) to undertake any other activity necessary for the
implementation of the objects of the Authority.
6. Powers of the Authority.
In carrying out the functions specified in section 5, the Authority shall
have the following powers—
(a) to carry out regular e-Readiness surveys to ascertain the
status of information technology in Uganda;
(b) to establish a repository of information technology
standards, and for the registration and classification of
documentation related to locally developed and imported
information technology solutions;
(c) to establish a mechanism for collaboration and promotion
of partnerships between various categories of players in the
information technology sector;
(d) to regulate and certify information technology education in
Uganda in consultation with the Ministry responsible for
Education or its agencies;
(e) to charge fees for services provided by the Authority.
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PART III—THE BOARD AND ITS FUNCTIONS
The Board.
(1) There is established a Board of Directors as the governing
body of the Authority, which shall consist of the following
members—
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