NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY CENTRE ACT

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LAWS OF THE FEDERATION OF NIGERIA

NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY CENTRE ACT

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ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS

Establishment, functions, etc., of the National Productivity Centre

1. Establishment of the National Productivity Centre.
2. Establishment and functions of the Council.
3. Membership of the Council.
4. Objectives of the Centre.

Director-General and other staff of the Centre

5. The Director-General of the Centre.
6. Appointment of the Secretary and other staff of the Centre.
7. Provision of library facilities, office, etc.

Financial provisions

8. Power to accept gifts.
9. Borrowing power.
10. Establishment of the fund of the Centre.
11. Annual estimates, accounts and audit.

Miscellaneous and supplementary provisions

12. Annual reports.
13. Power of Minister to give directions.
14. Associate membership of the Centre, etc.
15. Transitional provisions relating to the National Productivity Committee.
16. Application of the Pensions Act.
17. Interpretation.
18. Short title.

Schedule Proceedings of the Council, etc.

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NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY CENTRE ACT

An Act to establish the National Productivity Centre charged with the responsibility of promoting productivity, improvement and consciousness in all sectors of the economy and to provide for all other matters ancillary thereto.

[1987 No. 7.]

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[Commencement.] [3rd April, 1987]

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Establishment, functions, etc., of the National Productivity Centre

1. Establishment of the National Productivity Centre

There is hereby established a body to be known as the National Productivity Centre (in this Act referred to as “the Centre”), which under that name shall be a body corporate with perpetual succession and a common seal, and may sue and be sued in its corporate name.

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