NATIONAL OFFICE FOR TECHNOLOGY ACQUISITION AND PROMOTION ACT

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NATIONAL OFFICE FOR TECHNOLOGY ACQUISITION AND PROMOTION ACT

CHAPTER N62 LAWS OF THE FEDERATION OF NIGERIA, L.F.N. 2004

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ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS

National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion

1.     Establishment of the National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion.

2.     Governing Council.

3.     Power of the Minister to give directions.

4.     Functions of the National Office.

Registration of Contracts, etc.

5.     Application for registration of contracts and agreements.

6.     Registration.

7.     Effect of registration.

8.     Cancellation of registration.

9.     Appeals, etc.

Provisions as to staff and finances

10.    Director and other staff of the National Office.

11.    Service in the National Office to be pensionable.

12.    Financial provisions.

13.    Annual estimates, accounts and audit.

Miscellaneous and supplementary 

14.    Power to obtain information.

15.    Penalties for false returns, obstruction, etc.

16.    Restriction on disclosure of information by staff and penalty therefor.

17.    Offences by bodies corporate and unincorporated.

18.    Annual reports.

19.    Staff regulations.

20.    Fees.

21.    Savings and transfer of liabilities, staff, etc.

22.    Interpretation.

23.    Short title.

SCHEDULE – Supplementary provisions relating to the Council

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NATIONAL OFFICE FOR TECHNOLOGY ACQUISITION AND PROMOTION ACT

An Act to establish the National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion to monitor, on a continuing basis, the transfer of foreign technology to Nigeria and to provide for other related matters.

[1979 No. 70.]

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[Commencement.] [24th September, 1979]    

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