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The Sudan People's Liberation Army Act, 2009.

Adoption: 2009 | SSD-2009-L-98164

The purpose of this Act is to provide for the establishment, governance and discipline of the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA) and for purposes connected therewith and incidental thereto.

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Transitional Constitution of the Republic of South Sudan, 2011. (Interim Constitution of Southern Sudan, 2005) -

Adoption: 2005-12-05 | Date of entry into force: 2011 | SSD-2005-C-90704

In 2011, the Government of South Sudan adopted an amendment to the 2005 Interim Constitution renaming it the "Transitional Constitution of the Republic of South Sudan".

PART ONE - SOUTHERN SUDAN AND THE CONSTITUTION
Chapter I: The Constitution and Territory of Southern Sudan
Chapter II: Southern Sudan Right to Self-Determination
PART TWO - Bill of Rights
PART THREE - FUNDAMENTAL OBJECTIVES AND GUIDING PRINCIPLES
Chapter I: Guiding Objectives and Principles
Chapter II: Citizenship, Rights and Duties
Chapter III: The Decentralized System of Governance
PART FOUR - THE GOVERNMENT OF SOUTHERN SUDAN
PART FIVE - SOUTHERN SUDAN LEGISLATURE
Chapter I: Establishment, Composition, Powers and Functions of the Southern Sudan Legislature
Chapter II: Interim Provisions for the Southern Sudan Legislative Assembly
PART SIX - THE SOUTHERN SUDAN EXECUTIVE
Chapter I: The Southern Sudan Executive and Powers
Chapter II: The President of the Government of Southern Sudan
Chapter III: Interim Provisions for the President of the Government of Southern Sudan
Chapter IV: Southern Sudan Council of Ministers
Chapter V: Interim Provisions for the Southern Sudan Council of Ministers
PART SEVEN - THE JUDICIARY OF SOUTHERN SUDAN
PART EIGHT - PUBLIC ATTORNEYS AND ADVOCACY IN SOUTHERN SUDAN
PART NINE - THE SOUTHERN SUDAN CIVIL SERVICE, INDEPENDENT INSTITUTIONS AND COMMISSIONS
Chapter I: The Southern Sudan Civil Service
Chapter II: Independent Institutions and Commissions
Chapter III: Southern Sudan Anti-Corruption Commission
Chapter IV: Southern Sudan Human Rights Commission
Chapter V: Southern Sudan Public Grievances Chamber
Chapter VI: Southern Sudan Relief and Rehabilitation Commission
Chapter VII: Demobilisation, Disarmament and Re-integration Commission
PART TEN - ARMED FORCES, LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND SECURITY
Chapter I: Armed Forces in Southern Sudan
Chapter II: The Sudan People's Liberation Army
Chapter III: The Law Enforcement Agencies and Security Service in Southern Sudan
PART ELEVEN - THE STATES, LOCAL GOVERNMENT, TRADITIONAL AUTHORITY AND ABYEI AREA
Chapter I: States of Southern Sudan
Chapter II: Local Government
Chapter III: Abyei Area
Chapter IV: Linkages and Cooperation with the Neighbouring Northern States
PART TWELVE - FINANCE AND ECONOMIC MATTERS
Chapter I: Guiding Principles for Development and
Equitable Sharing of Common Wealth
Chapter II: Land and Natural Resources in Southern Sudan
Chapter III: Framework for Petroleum Development and Management in Southern Sudan
Chapter IV: Sources of Revenue in Southern Sudan
Chapter V: Fiscal and Financial Institutions in Southern Sudan
Chapter VI: Banking in Southern Sudan
Chapter VII: Accounting Standards
Chapter VIII: Interstate Trade and Commerce
Chapter IX: Transitional Provisions for Finance and Banking
PART THIRTEEN - NATURAL DISASTERS
PART FOURTEEN - CENSUS AND ELECTIONS
Chapter I: Census and Statistics
Chapter II: Elections in Southern Sudan
PART FIFTEEN - INTERIM AND MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

Schedule (A): National Powers
Schedule (B): Powers of Government of the Southern Sudan
Schedule (C): Powers of States
Schedule (D): Concurrent Powers
Schedule (E): Residual Powers
Schedule (F): Resolution of Conflicts in Respect of Concurrent Powers

South Sudan, Republic of - Constitutional law - Law, Act

The High Judicial Council Act, 2003. -

Adoption: 2003-06-29 | SDN-2003-L-83469

This Act applies in the following regions: Central, Eastern and Western Equatoria, Jongley, Lakes, Northern and Western Bahr el Ghazal, Unity, Upper Nile and Warab.

Establishes the High Judicial Council, sets out its functions, membership and powers.