Section 29: Sources of Funds for Children's Authority
29.Funds
(1)The funds of the Authority shall consist of—
(a)money appropriated by Parliament;
(b)grants from the Government;
(c)loans from the Government or from any person or organisation within or outside Uganda;
(d)grants, gifts and donations that may be received by the Authority from any source within or outside Uganda; and
(e)any sums that may become payable to the Authority in the discharge of its functions under this Act.
(2)All income and money of the Authority shall be deposited to the credit of the Authority in a bank approved by the Accountant General and shall not be withdrawn except with the approval of, and in the manner determined by, the Board.
Plain English Summary
The National Children's Authority receives its money from several sources, including money approved by Parliament, grants from the government, loans, ...
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