Two new regulations on anti-corruption and communications, Health Ministry draft regulation approved
The Cabinet approved two administrative organisation bylaws for the Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission and the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission. It also approved the reasons for an administrative organisation bylaw for the Ministry of Health.
The bylaws are intended to develop the administrative structures of the institutions concerned, enabling them to carry out their functions more efficiently, strengthen governance and keep pace with best practices.
Regarding matters related to Jordanian universities, the Cabinet approved two bylaws governing bonuses and savings funds for employees of Mutah University and The Hashemite University.
The bylaws aim to regulate bonus provisions for employees at the two universities and strengthen the governance and management of their savings funds and all related matters, promoting fairness and transparency and ensuring that eligible employees benefit from them.
On another matter, the Cabinet decided to dissolve the boards of directors of chambers of commerce effective Sept. 27 and tasked the Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply with submitting the names of members of the chambers’ management committees to the Cabinet, in preparation for elections in accordance with the applicable legislation.
The Cabinet approved two administrative organisation bylaws for the Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission and the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission. It also approved the reasons for an administrative organisation bylaw for the Ministry of Health.
The bylaws are intended to develop the administrative structures of the institutions concerned, enabling them to carry out their functions more efficiently, strengthen governance and keep pace with best practices.
Regarding matters related to Jordanian universities, the Cabinet approved two bylaws governing bonuses and savings funds for employees of Mutah University and The Hashemite University.
The bylaws aim to regulate bonus provisions for employees at the two universities and strengthen the governance and management of their savings funds and all related matters, promoting fairness and transparency and ensuring that eligible employees benefit from them.
On another matter, the Cabinet decided to dissolve the boards of directors of chambers of commerce effective Sept. 27 and tasked the Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply with submitting the names of members of the chambers’ management committees to the Cabinet, in preparation for elections in accordance with the applicable legislation.
The Cabinet approved two administrative organisation bylaws for the Integrity and Anti-Corruption Commission and the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission. It also approved the reasons for an administrative organisation bylaw for the Ministry of Health.
The bylaws are intended to develop the administrative structures of the institutions concerned, enabling them to carry out their functions more efficiently, strengthen governance and keep pace with best practices.
Regarding matters related to Jordanian universities, the Cabinet approved two bylaws governing bonuses and savings funds for employees of Mutah University and The Hashemite University.
The bylaws aim to regulate bonus provisions for employees at the two universities and strengthen the governance and management of their savings funds and all related matters, promoting fairness and transparency and ensuring that eligible employees benefit from them.
On another matter, the Cabinet decided to dissolve the boards of directors of chambers of commerce effective Sept. 27 and tasked the Minister of Industry, Trade and Supply with submitting the names of members of the chambers’ management committees to the Cabinet, in preparation for elections in accordance with the applicable legislation.
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Two new regulations on anti-corruption and communications, Health Ministry draft regulation approved
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