The government is required to have a Law Reform Commission that studies existing laws and recommends improvements. Parliament decides how the Commission is set up and what it does. The Commission must publish its findings from time to time and send an annual report to Parliament. This helps keep Uganda's laws fair, clear, and up to date.

There shall be a Law Reform Commission for Uganda the composition and functions of which shall be prescribed by Parliament by law.

The Law Reform Commission established under <span class="underline-gradient ref" data-tippy-content data-ref="248:1">clause (1)</span> of this Article shall publish periodic reports on its findings and submit annual reports to Parliament.

Article 248 establishes Uganda’s Law Reform Commission, its functions, and reporting duties to Parliament.

Article 248: Law Reform Commission in Uganda

<div><strong>1</strong> There shall be a Law Reform Commission for Uganda the composition and functions of which shall be prescribed by Parliament by law.</div>

Article 248: Law Reform Commission in Uganda

248.Law Reform Commission

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