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LOCAL GOVERNMENT (NEW JUABEN
DISTRICT COUNCIL) (ESTABLISHMENT)
INSTRUMENT, 1975 (LI 1054).
IN exercise of the powers
conferred on the Commissioner
responsible for Local Government
by section 6 (1) of the Local
Government Act, 1971 (Act 359) and
with the prior approval of the
National Redemption Council, this
Instrument is made this 31st day
of October, 1975.
Section 1—Establishment of Council
.
On and after the 7th day of
November, 1975, there shall be
established a District Council to
be known as the New Juaben
District Council (hereafter in
this Instrument referred to as
"the Council") for the area
specified in paragraph 3 of this
Instrument.
Section 2—Common Seal.
(1) The Council shall have a
Common Seal which shall be such as
the Commissioner responsible for
Local Government may prescribe by
notice in the Gazette.
(2) Until such time as a Common
Seal as prescribed in
sub-paragraph (1) of this
paragraph is available, a rubber
stamp bearing the inscription "The
New Juaben District Council” may
be used as the Common Seal.
Section 3—Administrative Area of
Council.
The area of authority of the
Council shall comprise the areas
of the following towns and
villages which are more
particularly described in the
First Schedule to this Instrument,
that is to say:
Ward 1: Koforidua West (1)—Betom,
School town, Nyamekrom,
Nkwankwanua, Asuofiri, Kwame
Gyankrom, Densu, Sempoa-Mensah,
Puntumpa, Monrovia, Kentenkyiren,
Georgekrom.
Ward 2: Koforidua West (2)—Oguaa,
Railway Station Area, Railway
line-Nsukwao-Atemoso
Ward 3: Koforidua East
(1)—Hospital-Ante-Natal Clinic,
Lorry Park, Barracks, Srodai,
Beposo.
Ward 4: Koforidua East (2)—Koforidua
Pound Street, Koforidua/Ada, Pipe
Line, Nkontankontan, Kotofu.
Ward 5: Effiduase—Effiduase-Kentenkye,
Ntano, Wawase.
Ward 6: Asokore—Asokore-Amanforom,
Tweapease, Asaase Kokoo.
Ward 7: Akwadum—Akwadum-Adiembra,
Amanhyia, Adomposu, Pilgrim Rest,
Titikaaso, Mpahyiem, Tuwuda.
Ward 8: Oyoko/Jumapo/Suhien—Oyoko-Fernandopo,
Jumapo-Abrotia, Yende,
Suhien-Wawase, Mpayiem, Esikasu
No. 1.
Section 4—Location of Principal
Office of the Council.
The Council shall establish its
principal offices at Koforidua at
which offices meetings of the
Council shall be held.
Section 5—First Meeting of
Dissolution of Management
Committee.
(1) The Council shall hold its
first meeting on the 1st day of
December, 1975.
(2) Any Management Committee
established under the Local
Government (Interim
Administration) Decree, 1966 (N.L.C.D.
26) within the area of authority
of the Council as specified in
paragraph 3 of this Instrument;
and referred to in paragraph 9
shall continue in existence until
the date of the first meeting of
the Council; and then any such
Committee shall be deemed to be
dissolved.
Section 6—Membership of the
Council.
The Council shall consist of
twelve members of whom two-thirds
shall be appointed by the National
Redemption Council, and one-third
shall be chosen by the Traditional
Authorities in the District as
listed in the Second Schedule
hereto in accordance with
traditional and customary usage.
Section 7—Distribution of Seats.
For the purpose of appointment or
election to the Council, the area
of authority of the Council shall
be divided into wards as set out
in the First Schedule to this
Instrument and each ward shall be
represented by one member.
Section 8—Functions.
(1) The Council shall perform all
the functions and duties imposed
and may exercise any of the powers
conferred, on the District
Council, by the Local Government
Act, 1971 (Act 359), or by any
other enactment.
(2) Without prejudice to
sub-paragraph (1) of this
paragraph the Council shall
perform the functions set out in
the Third Schedule to this
Instrument.
(3) Where appropriate, the Council
may make bye-laws in respect of
any of the said functions.
Section 9—Transfer of Assets, Etc.
Unless the Commissioner
responsible for Local Government
otherwise directs in writing, all
the rights, assets and property;
and all the obligations and
liabilities vested in the
following Management Committee
shall be transferred to the
Council, that is to say:
Koforidua Municipal Council
Management Committee.
Section 10—L.I. 906 Revoked.
The Local Government (New Juaben/Akwapim
District Council) (Establishment)
Instrument, 1974 (L.I. 906) is
hereby revoked.
SCHEDULES
FIRST SCHEDULE
WARD STRUCTURE
KOFORIDUA MUNICIPAL COUNCIL
Description of Wards
Ward 1: Koforidua West (1)—Betom,
School town, Nyamekrom,
Nkwankwanua, Asuofiri, Kwame
Gyankrom, Densu, Sempoa-Mensah,
Puntumpa, Monrovia, Kentenkyiren,
Georgekrom.
Ward 2: Koforidua West (2)—Oguaa,
Railway Station Area, Railway
line-Nsukwao-Atemoso
Ward 3: Koforidua East
(1)—Hospital-Ante-Natal Clinic,
Lorry Park, Barracks, Srodai,
Beposo.
Ward 4: Koforidua East (2)—Koforidua
Pound Street, Koforidua/Ada, Pipe
Line, Nkontankontan, Kotofu.
Ward 5: Effiduase—Effiduase-Kentenkye,
Ntano, Wawase, Tuwuda.
Ward 6: Asokore—Asokore-Amanforom,
Tweapease, Asaase Kokoo.
Ward 7: Akwadum—Akwadum-Adiembra,
Amanhyia, Adomposu, Pilgrim Rest,
Titikaaso, Mpahyiem.
Ward 8: Oyoko/Jumapo/Suhien—Oyoko-Fernandopo,
Jumapo-Abrotia, Yende,
Suhien-Wawase, Mpayiem, Esikasu
No. 1.
SECOND SCHEDULE
Traditional
Authority
No. of Representatives
New Juaben Traditional
Authority . . .
. . . 4
THIRD SCHEDULE
FUNCTIONS OF DISTRICT COUNCILS
It shall be the duty of the
Council:
Public Health.
1. To promote and safeguard public
health and for this purpose the
Ministry of Health shall assign
medical officers of Health, health
inspectors and other staff as
appropriate except semi-skilled
and unskilled labourers to the
District Council for the proper
discharge of this duty;
2. To cause their District to be
inspected regularly for the
detection of nuisances or any
condition likely to be offensive
or injurious to health;
3. If satisfied that any nuisances
or any condition likely to be
offensive or injurious to health
exists, to cause all proper steps
to be taken to secure the
abatement of the nuisance or the
removal of the condition;
4. To furnish the Ministry of
Health from time to time with such
reports on disease and
environmental health conditions
within the district as the
Ministry may require;
5. To ensure the provision of an
adequate and wholesome supply of
water throughout the entire
District in consultation with the
Ghana Water and Sewerage
Corporation;
6. To establish, install, build,
maintain and control public
latrines, lavatories, urinals and
wash places;
7. To establish, maintain and
carry out services for the removal
of night-soil from any building
and for the destruction and
treatment of such night-soil;
8. To establish, maintain and
carry out services for the removal
and destruction of all refuse,
filth and carcasses of dead
animals from any public or private
place;
9. To prevent the pollution of the
water in any river, stream,
water-course, water-hole or open
street drain and to prevent the
obstruction of any river, stream
or water-course;
10. To regulate any trade or
business which may be noxious or
injurious to public health or a
source of danger to the public or
which otherwise it is in the
public interest to regulate;
11. To provide for the inspection
of all meat, fish, vegetables and
all other foodstuffs and liquids
of whatever kind or nature
intended for human consumption
whether exposed for sale or not;
and to seize, destroy and
otherwise deal with all such
foodstuffs or liquid as are unfit
for human consumption and to
supervise and control manufactures
of foodstuffs and of liquids and
of whatever kind or nature
intended for human consumption;
12. To provide, maintain,
supervise and control
slaughter-houses and pounds and
all such matters and things as may
be necessary for the convenient
use of such slaughter-houses;
13. To prevent and deal with the
outbreak or the prevalence of any
disease;
14. To exterminate and prevent the
spread of tsetse-fly, mosquitoes,
rats, bugs and other vermin;
15. To prohibit or regulate the
making of burrow-pits or other
excavations;
16. To establish and maintain
cemeteries;
17. To provide crematoria where in
the opinion of the Council it is
expedient so to do;
18. To regulate or prohibit the
sinking of wells and provide for
the closing of wells;
19. To prescribe the conditions
under which any offensive trades
or industry may be carried on;
20. To establish, maintain and
control pounds, seize and impound
any stray animal, and provide for
the payment of compensation for
damage done by such animal;
21. To prohibit cruelty or any
specified acts of cruelty to
animals;
22. To provide for the control,
destruction and licensing of dogs;
23. To provide that the owner or
occupier of any land or tenements
maintain, clear and keep free from
vegetation roads, streets or paths
adjoining his land or tenements;
24. To provide for the control,
regulation, inspection,
supervision and licensing of:—
(i)
social halls, dance halls and
places of entertainment;
(ii) lodging and eating houses;
(iii) any premises or land in or
upon which any profession,
occupation, trade or business is
carried on;
(iv) such occupations, as the
Commissioner may specify in an
Instrument from time to time.
25. Subject to the approval of
the Ministry of Health, a District
Council may establish and operate
Clinics and Dressing Station;
Public Works and Housing.
26. To construct, repair maintain
and keep clean all streets;
27. To divert or alter where
necessary the course of any
street;
28. To name all streets and cause
the buildings in such streets to
be numbered.
29. To provide or arrange for
electric lighting in streets and
other public places and where
necessary to provide and maintain
electricity supply in consultation
with the Electricity Corporation;
30. To make, alter, divert and
maintain culverts and streets
drains, sewers and water courses,
and establish and maintain
services necessary for the
disposal of storm water and other
effluents;
31. To construct, repair and
maintain all public roads other
than trunk roads but including
feeder roads and to undertake road
rehabilitation programmes within
the district;
32. To prescribe the conditions
subject to which the erection and
construction, demolition,
re-erection, and re-construction,
conversion and re-conversion,
alteration, repair, sanitation and
ventilation of public and private
buildings and structures may be
undertaken and carried out;
33. To provide for building lines
and the layout of buildings, to
prepare and undertake and
otherwise control schemes for
improved housing layout and
settlement;
34. To prescribe the conditions to
be satisfied on a site for any
building or for any class of
building;
35. To prohibit the construction
of any new building unless and
until the plans thereof have been
submitted to and approved by the
Council;
36. To provide for the demolition
of dangerous buildings and for the
recovery of any expenses incurred
in connection therewith;
37. To maintain, as agents of
central government, all public
buildings, including prestige
buildings put up by the Central
Government and previously
maintained by the Public Works
Department;
38. To maintain, as agents of the
Highway Authority, when
established, all trunk roads lying
within the boundaries of the area
of authority of the Council;
39. To take steps to ensure the
effective maintenance of all
Government properties within its
area of authority;
40. To prohibit or regulate the
use in any defined area of any
inflammable material in the
construction or repair of any
building;
41. To control and regulate the
siting of advertisements and
hoardings or other structures
designed for the display of
advertisements;
42. To build, equip, open, close
and maintain markets, prohibit the
erection of stalls in places other
than markets, and prevent the sale
and purchase of goods or stock
near established markets or
elsewhere;
43. To fix days and hours during
each day on which a market may be
held and prevent the sale and
purchase of goods in markets on
any day or at any hour except
those fixed;
44. To regulate and control
markets including the fixing of
and collection of stallages, rents
and tolls;
45. To administer as agents the
issue of loans under the Roof
Loans Scheme;
46. (1) To require the owner of
any premises to do any of the
following acts:—
(i)
to remove, lower or trim to the
satisfaction of the Council any
tree, shrub or hedge overhanging
or interfere in any way with the
traffic in any street or with any
wires or works of such Council;
(ii) to remove any dilapidated
fence or structure abutting on any
public place;
(iii) to paint, distemper,
whitewash or colour-wash the
outside walls or roof of any
building forming part of the
premises;
(iv) to tidy the premises; and
(v) to move any derelict car or
other vehicles.
(2) In the event of the owner
failing to comply with a notice
from any Council requiring him to
perform any of the acts specified
in sub-paragraphs (i-v) of
paragraph (1) the Council shall be
at liberty to undertake the work
and charge the owner with the cost
thereof.
Education and Social Welfare.
47. To build, equip and maintain
all public primary and middle
schools in its area;
48. To establish all such public
primary, middle and special
schools as are in the opinion of
the Commissioner for Education,
after consultation with the
Commissioner responsible for Local
Government, required in its area;
49. To advise the Commissioner for
Education on all matters relating
to primary and middle schools and
such other matters as may be
referred to it by the
Commissioner;
50. To be responsible for:—
(i)
postings and transfer within its
area of authority of teachers
including pupil teachers;
(ii) keeping of records of
teachers;
(iii) discipline of teachers in
accordance with the disciplinary
code laid down by the Teaching
Service;
(iv) appointment of School Welfare
Officers;
(v) recommending teachers for
Study Leave.
(vi) appointment of Head-teachers
in accordance with rules laid down
by the Appointments Board of the
Teaching Service;
(vii) supervision of Primary and
Middle Schools;
(viii) formation of Education
Committees;
(ix) collection of statistical
data and other information;
(x) in-service training for pupil
teachers;
(xi) nursery school education;
(xii) approval of the opening of
private primary and middle
schools;
(xiii) payment of Teachers'
salaries from funds made available
by Government;
(xiv) indenting for the supply and
distribution of Free Text-books;
(xv) disbursement of Education
Grants.
51. To provide for the control and
regulation of:—
(i)
concerts, musical or theatrical
performances, cinemas, fairs,
circuses and other entertainments
to which admission is to be
obtained on payment of money or of
any reward, except where the whole
proceeds are being devoted to
charity;
(ii) billiard, bagatelle or
pin-table saloons;
(iii) horse-racing meetings.
52. To grant and maintain
scholarships or bursaries to
suitable persons to attend any
school or other educational
institution in Ghana or elsewhere;
53. To provide for the
establishment and maintenance of
facilities for arts and crafts,
for recreation and sport;
54. To establish, maintain,
control and contribute to bands
for musical performances in public
places and at functions arranged
by the Council, and generally to
provide musical entertainment in
such places and at such functions;
55. To arrange for the provision
of public libraries in
consultation with the Ghana
Library Board;
56. With the prior approval of the
Ghana Museums and Monuments Board,
to control the disposal of any
African antique work of art;
57. To be responsible for the
administration of self-help grants
and to promote, organise and
control self-help projects,
subject to the direction of the
Ministry of Social Welfare and
Community Development;
58. To organise community
development programmes to improve
and enrich rural life through
running literacy and adult
education classes, organising
voluntary contributions and
communal labour for the provision
of such facilities and services as
water supplies, roads, school
buildings, community centres, and
public places of convenience; and
teaching village women the
management of home and care of
children;
59. To take such measures as would
promote the well-being of under
privileged children and the
stability of the distressed
family;
60. To organise and maintain child
care centres and ensure the proper
running and management of such
centres;
61. To establish, run and manage
children's homes and offer
parental care for the deprived,
namely, orphans and those that are
neglected or abandoned;
62. To supervise, and control the
establishment of Girls’ Vocational
Training Centres and through
inspection and examination to
ensure minimum standard of
proficiency;
63. To provide help in cases of
child delinquency and personal and
individual difficulty or hardship
and to help the destitute and the
indigent sick in hospital;
64. To promote and organise group
activities to stimulate in the
individual or group, an awareness
of the social problems of the day
and to encourage them to take
concerted action to help find a
solution, e.g. through sponsored
activities of parent/teacher
associations, voluntary
organisations, and neighbourhood
centres;
65. To render relief services
during natural disasters, e.g.
floods, fire, earthquakes,
accidents, in the form of supply
of material;
Agriculture, Game and Welfare.
66. To be responsible for the
improvement of agriculture
including extension services and
allotments for agricultural
purposes;
67. To control methods of
husbandry;
68. To allocate land in the
ownership of the Council for
farming purposes and to regulate
the system of farming of such
land;
69. To provide services for the
improvement of livestock;
70. To prevent and control animal
diseases;
71. To prohibit, restrict or
regulate the hunting, capture,
killing or sale of animals or
birds or any specified kind of
animal or bird;
72. To provide for measures for
soil and water conservation;
73. To provide for the fencing of
land and for the maintenance and
repair of such fences;
74. To take every step to
encourage persons to plant
specified crops for the
maintenance of themselves and
their families;
75. To prohibit, restrict or
regulate the capture, killing or
sale of fish or any specified kind
of fish;
76. To plant trees in any street
and to erect tree-guard to protect
the same: Provided that the
streets shall not be unduly
obstructed thereby;
77. To regulate or prohibit the
planting, cutting, tapping, or
destruction of any tree or
vegetation growing along any
street, road or path or in any
public place;
78. To provide for the
establishment, management, layout,
planting, improvement, maintenance
and regulation of parks, gardens
and other places of public resort
or recreation for the use of the
public, and to contribute to the
cost of maintenance of any parks,
gardens and other place of public
resort or recreation provided by
any person for the use of the
public;
Trade and Industry.
79. To establish and manage, on
commercial basis, rural and small
scale industries and farms;
80. To promote tourism in the
District in co-operation with the
Regional Development Corporation
and the Tourist Development
Corporation;
Births, Deaths, Marriage and
Divorce.
81. Subject to the control and
direction of the Registrar of
Births and Deaths to register all
births and deaths occurring within
the District;
82. To appoint in consultation
with the Registrar of Births and
Deaths such registration staff as
may be necessary for the proper
discharge of births and deaths
registration duties;
83. To require the marriage or
divorce of any person within its
area to be registered at the
office of the Council and to
appoint an officer of the Council
for such purpose;
Traditional Authorities.
84. To make such financial
contribution as the Council deems
necessary for the maintenance of
any traditional authority which
possesses any functions which
relate to any part of its area;
Forestry.
85. To establish and maintain tree
nurseries and forest plantations
and sell the produce thereof;
Stool Lands.
86. Compile and maintain a record
of all tenant farmers and the
rents and tribute which should be
paid by them;
87. Concur in the allocation of
new farm lands to tenant farmers
and agree with the Stool or Skin
concerned on the fee to be paid by
such tenants;
Transport and Communications.
88. To prohibit or restrict the
driving or use of vehicles
generally or any specified class
on any specified road or specified
direction on any specified
road;
89. To regulate the use and
conduct of public vehicles, to
regulate routes and parking places
to be used by such vehicles to
appropriate particular routes,
roads, streets, and parking places
to specified classes of traffic
and when necessary to provide the
identification of licensed
vehicles as defined in the Motor
Traffic Ordinance;
90. In consultation with the
Omnibus Licensing Authority, to
regulate the conduct of persons
using public vehicles plying for
hire;
91. To license any vehicle used
for taxi, bicycle, motor bicycle
and to prescribe the fees to be
paid in respect of any such
bicycle or vehicle;
92. To establish, acquire and
maintain transport services by
land or water including ferries
but excluding public omnibus
services;
93. To establish, maintain and
control parks for motor and other
vehicles;
94.To provide and maintain in
consultation with the Department
of Posts and Telecommunication,
Postal Agencies where necessary;
Fire Service.
95. To lay down rules and
regulations in respect of private
and public property to ensure
adequate fire protection;
96. To prevent and control fire
outbreaks including bush fires;
97. To maintain the disciplined
and ordered behaviour of officers
of the Fire Service Department in
accordance with a code of
behaviour as laid down by the
Chief Fire Officer;
Sports.
98. To promote the development of
all sports within the area of
authority of the Council;
99. To provide, with the
assistance of the National
Play-grounds Board, and maintain
all playgrounds within its area of
authority;
100. To organise sports activities
within its area of authority and
to provide such facilities as may
be recommended by the National
body responsible for sports;
101. To perform as agents of the
National body responsible for
sports in maintaining such sports
facilities as may be assigned to
it by the national body;
102. To advise, to the exclusion
of all others, on all matters of
sports relating to its area of
authority;
Miscellaneous
103. To prohibit, restrict,
regulate and license the
manufacture of distillation, sale,
transport, distribution, supply,
possession and consumption of
akpeteshie, palmwine, and all
kinds of description of fermented
liquor usually made by citizens of
Ghana or adjacent territories;
104. To license petrol service and
filling stations within the
District;
105. To provide information
centres, where necessary in
consultation with the Ministry of
Information.
LT.-COL. B. K. AHLIJAH
Commissioner Responsible for Local
Government
Date of Gazette Notification: 7th
November, 1975.
ALIENS REGISTRATION (AMENDMENT)
(NO. 2) REGULATIONS, 1975
(LI 1052).
IN exercise of the powers
conferred on the Commissioner
responsible for the Interior by
section 28 of the Aliens Act, 1963
(Act 160), these Regulations are
made this 24th day of October,
1975.
Regulation 1—Amendment of
Regulations 9 (G) and 13 of L.I.
856
The Aliens (Registration)
Regulations, 1974 (L.I. 856) as
amended, are hereby further
amended by—
(a) substituting for regulation 9
sub-paragraph (g) thereof, the
following sub-paragraph:—
"(g) a non-Ghanaian ex-serviceman
and his wife; but where such
ex-serviceman has more than one
wife, then only one of his wives";
(b) deleting from regulation 13
the words from "family" to
"stepdaughter"; appearing therein.
ERNEST AKO
Commissioner for Internal Affairs
Date of Gazette Notification: 31st
October, 1975.
ASSETS AND BANK ACCOUNTS
(CONSOLIDATED AMENDMENTS)
INSTRUMENT, 1975 (LI 1051).
IN exercise of the powers
conferred on the Supreme Military
Council by section 12 of the
Assets and Bank Accounts Decree,
1972 (N.R.C.D. 8) this Instrument
is made 27th day of October, 1975.
Section 1—Schedule to N.R.C.D. 8
Replaced.
For the Schedule to the Assets and
Bank Accounts Decree, 1972 (N.R.C.D.
8) there is hereby substituted the
following:—
"SCHEDULE
Kofi Abrefa Busia and his wife
Ministers and their wives
Ministerial secretaries and their
Wives
Regional Chief Executives and
their wives
The Progress Party
Regional Chairmen of the dissolved
Progress Party and their wives
Regional Organisers of the
dissolved Progress Party and their
wives
General Secretary of the dissolved
Progress Party and his wife
Assistant General Secretary of the
dissolved Progress Party and his
wife
Deputy Speaker of the dissolved
National Assembly and his wife
Henry Kojo Djaba, Businessman and
his wife
B. K. Busia, Businessman
Moses Ambrose da Rocha,
Businessman
Harona Esseku, former Member of
Parliament and his wife
G. D. Ampaw, former Member of
Parliament and his wife and any
account in the name of Kwesi Bodwa
opened or operated by G. D. Ampaw
or his agent
S. D. Dombo (Fund Raising Account)
University of Ghana Progress Party
Club
University of Ghana Justice Party
Club
University of Science and
Technology Progress Party Club
University of Science and
Technology Justice Party Club
University of Cape Coast Progress
Party Club
University of Cape Coast Justice
Party Club
Aanco Publicity
Aboasa Agencies Limited
Aboasa Food Supplies limited
Aboasa Shipping Company Limited
Agesco Trading Company Limited
Akai Trading Company Limited
Aklimensect Wholesalers Limited
Akoto and Sons
Amankwa Transport
Apino Oil Palm Plantation
Asempaneye Advertising Agency
Asempaneye Buying Company (Ghana)
Limited
Asempaneye Food Limited
Asempaneye Industrial Company
Limited
Asempaneye Motors and Technical
Co. Limited
Asempaneye Travel Agency
Attipa Trading Stores
Attok Industries Limited
Auto Parts Limited
Auto Parts Vehicle Assembly
B. A. Mensah & Co.
B. A. Mensah & Co. Limited
Bestway Sewing Industries
Biby Los Company
Bold Venture Enterprises Limited,
Tema
Caramafra Limited
Cash Construction Enterprise
Club 10
Commerce Art and Designers
Corsetry Limited
Daakye Trading Company Limited
Djabanor Farms Products Limited,
Somanya
Doska Company Limited
Dukson Importers Limited
Dumenyo Trading Company Limited
Echo Publications Limited
Establishment Tanios Sabah Limited
Faquah Limited
Gazy Home stores
Gazy Nursery Home
Ghana Amusement and Parks
(Charity) Organisation
Glyco Confectionery Limited
Goody Building Contractors
Hollywood Rehandling Company
Industrial Chemical and
Pharmaceutical Company Limited (I.C.A.P.)
Industrial Merchandise Co.
Limited
Italo Afro Construction Co.
Limited
Jako Construction Company
Japan Motors Trading Company
Limited
J. J. Mensah & Sons, Kumasi
Kibi Garment Industries Limited.
Kpeshie Contract Works
Lancet Limited
Maaneri Company
Mam Co. Limited
Mawusi Wholesalers Limited
Messrs. Baah Limited
Neptune Clearing and Forwarding
Agencies Limited
Okofoh Books and Stationery
Supplies Limited
Okofoh Brewery Limited
Osman Trading Company Limited
Ototobiri Farm Estate
Oyoko Contractors
Pan African Metal Company,
Takoradi
Petuase Company Limited
Petuduasi Company Limited
Progressive Building Contractors
Limited
Rangeela Enterprises
Reindorf Public Relations Services
Ridge Timber Company Limited
Samendu Enterprises
Selfridges Stores Limited
Sonice Limited
Speedway Travel and Tours
Taurian Publications Limited
Textile Spinning Works Limited
Unitex Industries Limited
Unity Enterprises
Vescrapo Trading Agency, Takoradi
Virgo Enterprise
Yefre Lirnited
Yefre Nursery Home
Yoruba stores
K. Adjarko, Managing Director,
Produce Buying Agency Limited and
his wife
Alhaji Diaby, Contractor, Accra,
and his wife
Okyere (Oyoko Contractors) and his
wife
Miss T. A. Quist, wife of A. S.
Kpodonu, ex-Regional Executive
Mark T. Cofie and his wife
K. Kalmoni and his wife
A. K. Mirchandani and his wife
B. K. Mirchandani and his wife
P. K. Mirchandani and his wife
H. T. Lalwani and his wife
Alhaji Suhunuun, alias Malam
Maituri
Abdul Gamel Latiff
Alhaji Dan Lardi
Suhunuun Enterprises
Haidara Company
Abdala Ali Cattle Company
Alhajia Zuweratu, alias Kande
Dr. R. A. Bozzi, representative,
International Generics
Jamil Ashkar and his wife, Emelia
Tetteh
Assad Melham Kabalan El Achkar
D. A. Lokko, regional salesman
(Ho) of Tema Food Complex
Corporation, and his wife
E. E. Mensah, regional salesman (Takoradi)
of Tema Complex Corporation, and
his wife
E. A. Takyi, regional salesman (Takoradi)
of Tema Food Complex Corporation,
and his wife
John Gyimah, regional salesman (Sunyani)
of Tema Food Complex Corporation,
and his wife
L. H. Bayford, General Manager,
Pan African Metal Company,
Takoradi
S. Jethanand, Fibre Company
Silvio Lepri of United Building
and Construction Company Limited,
Accra
E. K. Colemann, Treasurer, Awutu-Senya
Local Council
Wafic Johjoh
David Allen Clark, No. 181 Roman
Ridge, Accra
Zabos Panagiotis, Sales Manager,
Industrial Chemical and
Pharmaceutical Company Limited (I.C.A.P.)
Mr. Semasser, Accra
R. H. Edwards
G. H. Forster
Reynolds Kwasi Bosompem and his
wife
Grace Amoako
Georgina Asare
Janet Ofosu
Margaret Okyere
Manfred Doe and his wife
Kwame Oduro and Kofi Owiredu (Omari's
children)
Olivia Safoa (Bosompem's daughter)
Kojo Botsio and his wife
John Tettegah and his wife
Imoru Ayarna and his wife
Tekperbiawe Division of Ada
Traditional Council
Kwame Adu, Agent of Graphic
Corporation, and his wife
J. E. Ampah, Ghana Chamber of
Mines, and his wife
A. E. Browne, Ghana Chamber of
Mines, and his wife
Amoah Afrifa and his wife
Alex Kwasi Amoah and his wife
Martin Smithin Asante-Darko and
his wife
Muhadu Ali alias Ali Abdul
Tunde Yusufu Baba
Odenkey Mensah alias Washington
Emmanuel Bonney
Sumanu Abu
Sulley Gonja
Nii Laryea
Samuel Tetteh, alias Rowlling
Stone
Edward Asare-Dotchie, Senior
Revenue Assistant, and his wife
Joseph Adotei Bruce-Mingle,
Revenue Assistant Grade III, and
his wife
Solomon Prebi-Taylor, Junior
Assistant Revenue Officer, and his
wife
Kofi Agyeman, Clerk Grade III, and
his wife
A. L. K. Adu, Ministry of Internal
Affairs, and his wife
R. R. Danso, Ministry of Internal
Affairs, and his wife
G. I. Ayitey, Progressive Building
Contractors, and his wife
John Laryea and his wife
Francis Amuzu of G.N.T.C.,
Takoradi, and his wife
Jacob Larbi and his wife
Anthony Okai and his wife
Samuel Daniel Eddie Botchey and
his wife
Issah Arku and his wife
Jones Budu and his wife
Robert Hosu-Porbley and his wife
Douglas Atiemo and his wife
R. T. Briscoe (Ghana) Limited."
Section 2—Instruments Revoked
The following Legislative
Instruments (which amended the
Schedule to the Assets and Bank
Accounts Decree, 1972) are hereby
revoked:—
L.l. 720, 721, 723, 725, 726, 729,
731, 734, 736, 739, 743, 744, 745,
749, 750, 752, 758, 760, 763, 764,
766, 768, 771, 775, 776, 778, 782,
786, 787, 788, 789, 796, 797, 799,
803, 806, 807, 813, 814, 815, 817,
819, 825, 826, 828, 829, 831, 832,
833, 834, 836, 839, 842, 845, 846,
847, 848, 854, 855, 857, 858, 860,
861, 864, 866, 867, 868, 870, 871,
872, 873, 875, 876, 877, 897, 915,
947, 972, 975, 978, 987, 989, 999,
1006, 1013, 1015, 1017, 1019,
1021, 1030, 1033, 1038, 1039,
1040, 1045, 1046.
COLONEL I. K. ACHEAMPONG
Chairman of the Supreme Military
Council
Date of Gazette Notification: 31st
October, 1975.
CHARTER FLIGHTS AND TOURS
REGULATIONS, 1975 (LI 1050).
IN exercise of the powers
conferred on the Commissioner
responsible for Tourism by section
11 of the Ghana Tourist Control
Board Decree, 1973 (N.R.C.D. 224),
these Regulations are made this
22nd day of September, 1975.
PART I—LICENCES FOR CHARTER
FLIGHTS AND TOURS
Regulation 1—Charter Flights from
Ghana to Operate.
All charter flights orginating
from Ghana shall operate the
Advance Booking Charter flights
(referred to in these Regulations
as “charter flight”) in accordance
with the provisions of these
Regulations.
Regulation 2—Advance Booking
Charter Flight System.
Subject to the provisions of these
Regulations, no person shall
organise or operate a charter
flight on any route specified in
the First Schedule to these
Regulations unless he has obtained
a licence to do so from the Ghana
Tourist Control Board (hereafter
in these Regulations referred to
as “the Board”).
Regulation 3—Application for
Travel Organiser’s Licence.
(1) Any person who intends to
organise or operate a charter
flight shall apply in writing to
the Board for an Air Travel
Organiser's Licence.
(2) An application for an Air
Travel Organiser's Licence shall
be in the form set out in the
Second Schedule to these
Regulations.
(3) An applicant shall complete
the form and return it accompanied
by a fee of ¢100.00 to the Board.
Regulation 4—Tour Operators to
obtain Licence.
(1) No person shall organise or
operate any tour in Ghana unless
he has obtained a licence to do so
from the Board.
(2) An application for a licence
under sub-regulation (1) of this
regulation shall be accompanied by
a fee of ¢50.00 and by the
following particulars:—
(a) applicant's name and address;
(b) applicant's business name;
(c) the proposed routes;
(d) the proposed times and
frequency of the tours;
(e) the proposed date of
commencement of the tours;
(f) the estimated price per tour
to be charged to each tourist,
inclusive of all services
provided;
(g) details of any arrangement
which the applicant proposes to
make for the accommodation and
refreshment of the tourists to be
carried.
Regulation 5—Special Licence.
(1) Notwithstanding the provisions
of regulations 1 and 2 of these
Regulations the Commissioner may
grant permission to any person or
organisation to organise a charter
flight on any route other than a
route specified in the First
Schedule to these Regulations.
(2) Any person or organisation to
which permission is granted under
sub-regulation (1) of this
regulation shall apply in writing
to the Board for a special
licence.
(3) The applicant shall state in
the application the following
particulars:—
(a) his name and address;
(b) his business name;
(c) the proposed routes;
(d) the proposed times and
frequency of the flight;
(e) the proposed date of
commencement of the flight;
(f) the estimated cost of
organising each flight;
(g) the estimated price to be
charged to each passenger;
(h) a written evidence of a bank
guarantee of the sum of ¢20,000.00
to be made available for the
purpose of repatriating any
stranded passengers or reimbursing
any person who has paid in whole
or in part for a flight in event
the flight could not take place.
(4) A special licence shall be
valid for such period as the Board
may specify in the licence.
Regulation 6—Operator’s Licence.
(1) Any airline nominated by the
Commissioner to operate a charter
flight shall obtain an operator's
licence from the Board.
(2) Such airline shall be granted
an operator's licence if it
satisfies the Board by written
evidence that it has secured a
bank guarantee of the sum of
¢40,000.00 which shall be made
available in the event of its
failure to operate the flight to
repatriate any stranded passenger
or reimburse any person who has
paid in whole or in part for a
valid air ticket for that flight.
Regulation 7—Acceptance of
Application.
(1) Where the Board is satisfied
that an applicant under these
Regulations is a competent person
to operate the proposed charter
flights or tours, and that
satisfactory arrangements have
been made or will be made for the
operation of the proposed charter
flights or tours the Board shall
issue the appropriate licence to
the applicant without delay.
(2) The Board may attach to any
licence issued under these
Regulations such conditions in
writing as are reasonably
necessary to ensure the efficient
operation of the charter flights
or tours concerned.
Regulation 8—Refusal of
Application.
(1) Where the Board is not
satisfied in respect of any of the
matters stated in the application
in accordance with the provisions
of these Regulations it may refuse
the application.
(2) Where the Board refuses an
application under these
Regulations it shall inform the
applicant in writing of the
reasons for the refusal and shall
return the application fee paid by
the applicant.
(3) Any person aggrieved by the
refusal of the Board to grant a
licence under these Regulations
may within twenty-eight days of
refusal appeal to the Commissioner
whose decision on the matter shall
be final.
Regulation 9—Validity and Renewal
of Licence.
(1) A licence issued under these
Regulations other than a special
licence or an operator's licence
shall be valid for a period of
twelve months from the date of
issue and shall then expire.
(2) The holder of a licence issued
in accordance with regulation 3 or
4 of these Regulations may, at any
time within one month before the
expiry of his licence, apply to
the Board for a renewal of his
licence for a period of twelve
months from the date of renewal
thereof, upon payment of a fee of
¢40.00 in the case of a licence
issued under regulation 3 and
¢20.00 in the case of a licence
issued under regulation 4 of these
Regulations.
Regulation 10—Revocation of
Suspension of Licence.
(1) Subject to the provisions of
this regulation, the Board may
revoke or suspend any licence
granted under these Regulations if
the holder of such licence
contravenes any of the written
conditions attached to the
licence.
(2) If the Board proposes to
revoke or suspend any licence
under this regulation—
(a) the Board shall first give
written notice to the holder of
the licence specifying the written
condition which the holder is
alleged to have contravened and
the occasions on which and the
circumstances in which it was
contravened;
(b) the holder of the licence
shall be entitled, within fourteen
days from the receipt of such
written notice, to submit to the
Board any written representations
or objections he may wish to make
to the proposed revocation or
suspension and also to appear and
make any representation to the
Board; and
(c) the Board shall not revoke or
suspend the licence of any holder
who has made written
representations or objections
until it has fully considered all
the representations and objections
made by such holder within the
time specified by this regulation.
(3) Any person aggrieved by the
revocation or suspension of his
licence may within twenty-eight
days after such revocation or
suspension appeal to the
Commissioner whose decision on the
matter shall be final.
PART II—OPERATION OF CHARTER
FLIGHTS
Regulation 12—Conditions for
Charter Flights from Ghana.
(1) Subject to the provisions of
Part I of these Regulations the
provisions of this Part shall
apply to all charter flights
originating from Ghana.
(2) The operator of a charter
flight originating from Ghana
shall sell all seats available on
the flight to a Travel Organiser
who shall resell them to the
passengers but the operator shall
not at any time sell less than
forty seats to any one Travel
Organiser.
(3) The number of seats sold to a
Travel Organiser under
sub-regulation (2) of this
regulation shall not include any
seat made available on the flight
to any of the following persons:—
(a) directors or employees of the
operator (whether travelling on
business or otherwise);
(b) directors or employees of the
holder of a recognised air
transport licence travelling on
business;
(c) members or employees of the
Board travelling on official duty.
(4) The operator shall not
repurchase any of the seats on the
flight from the Travel Organiser
to whom he had previously sold
them unless he repurchases from
that Travel Organiser all the
seats he had previously sold to
him before the Advance List was
submitted to the Board in
accordance with sub-regulation (2)
of regulations 13 of these
Regulations.
(5) The operator shall not act as
agent for any Travel Organiser for
the purpose of reselling seats on
the charter flight to any
passenger.
Regulation 13—Operator to Submit
Forms ABC 1 and ABC 2.
(1) The operator shall, within
ninety days prior to the date of
the charter flight, furnish to the
Board on Form ABC 1 set out in the
Third Schedule to these
Regulations the names and licence
numbers of the Travel Organisers
to whom he has sold seats on the
flights; stating in respect of
each Travel Organiser the number
of seats sold and the price paid
in respect of each seat and the
type of aircraft to be used for
the flight.
(2) Except as provided in
sub-regulation (3) of this
regulation the operator shall in
addition to the information
required under sub-regulation (1)
of this regulation furnish to the
Board an Advance List in Form ABC
2 set out in the Third Schedule to
these Regulations specifying the
flight and giving in respect of
each person to whom the Travel
Organiser specified in Form ABC 1
has agreed to resell seat on the
charter flight the following
particulars:—
(a) his surname, initials or
title;
(b) his address;
(c) where the charter flight is an
outward journey, the date of
intended arrival at the end of his
return journey or where he is to
be carried by different operators
on his outward and return
journeys, the name of the operator
by whom he is to be carried on his
return journey or the charter
flight number of his return
journey;
(d) where the charter flight is a
return journey, the date of
departure on his outward journey
or where he is to be carried by
different operators on his outward
and return journeys, the name of
the operator by whom he is to be
or has been carried on his outward
journey or the charter flight
number of his outward journey;
(e) the amount to be paid by him
or on his behalf for his outward
and return charter flights;
(f) the amount paid or to be paid
by him or on his behalf for
surface accommodation, car hire or
anything additional to his
carriage by air on the charter
flight.
(3) Subject to sub-regulation (3)
of regulation 17 of these
Regulations the provisions of
sub-regulation (2) of this
regulation shall not apply where
the operator allocates seats on a
charter flight to any of the
following persons:—
(a) directors or employees of the
Travel Organiser who has purchased
seats on the charter flight
(whether travelling on business or
otherwise) and the members of the
immediate family of such persons
travelling with them;
(b) travel agents, journalists or
owners and managers of hotels
being used or intended to be used
by a Travel Organiser who has
purchased seats on the charter
flight;
(c) tour conductors in charge of
and conducting a group of not less
than fifteen persons travelling on
the charter flight.
Regulation 14—Substitute
Passengers.
(1) If for any just cause a
passenger whose name appears in
the Advance List could not be
carried on the charter flight the
Travel Organiser who has resold a
seat on that charter flight to
such passenger may subject to
sub-regulation (2) of this
regulation sell that passenger's
seat to another person (hereafter
in these Regulations referred to
as “a substitute passenger”) and
the operator shall within not less
than thirty days before the date
of the charter flight furnish to
the Board a Substitute List in
Form ABC 3 set out in the Third
Schedule to these Regulations.
(2) The number of seats which the
Travel Organiser may resell to
substitute passengers shall not
exceed fifteen per centum of the
total number of seats on the
charter flight purchased by him
from the operator.
Regulation 15—Waiting List to be
Submitted to the Board Upon
Request.
(1) The operator shall enter in
the Substitute List only the names
of persons entered in the Waiting
List compiled by the Travel
Organiser or the name of the child
of any such person born after the
Waiting List has been compiled.
(2) The Travel Organiser shall
close the Waiting List at the end
of sixty days preceding the date
of the proposed charter flight and
shall submit to the Board upon
request a certified copy of the
Waiting List.
(3) A Waiting List shall be in
Form ABC 4 set out in the Third
Schedule to these Regulations.
Regulation 16—Operator to Furnish
to the Board Notice of
Consolidation.
(1) Where the operator intends to
carry on a charter flight persons
whose names are entered in the
Advance List of a previous
scheduled charter flight which had
been cancelled he shall within not
less than thirty days prior to the
date of the proposed charter
flight furnish to the Board a
Notice of Consolidation in Form
ABC 5 set out in the Third
Schedule to these Regulations.
Regulation 17—Operator to Furnish
to the Board Form ABC 6 upon
request.
(1) The operator shall, within
fifteen days of being so requested
by the Board, furnish to the Board
the post flight list in Form ABC 6
set out in the Third Schedule to
these Regulations.
(2) Subject to regulation 13 of
these regulations no person shall
be carried on a charter flight by
an operator unless—
(a) his seat on the charter flight
has been sold to him by the Travel
Organiser specified in the Advance
List for that flight or for the
cancelled charter flight specified
in the Notice of Consolidation
referred to in regulation 16 of
these Regulations;
(b) his seats on both his outward
and return journeys have been
allocated to him by the same
Travel Organiser:
(c) before his outward journey
began he was provided with one
ticket for a round trip entitling
him to be carried on both his
outward and return journeys but
not to be carried on a return
journey ending less than fourteen
days.
(d) such ticket bears the name of
the Travel Organiser who has
resold the seat on the charter
flight to him and the amount paid
by him for his outward and return
journeys;
(e) his name appears in the
Advance List for that charter
flight or for the cancelled
charter flight specified in the
Notice of Consolidation.
(3) Nothing in sub-regulation (2)
of this regulation shall prevent
the carriage by an operator of—
(a) a child of a person named in
the Advance List for a charter
flight born after the list has
been furnished to the Board;
(b) a person referred to in
paragraph (a), (b) or (c) of
sub-regulation (3) of regulation
12 or sub-regulation (3) of
regulation 13 of these
Regulations, whose name and
particulars have been furnished to
the Board before the date of the
proposed charter flight:
Provided that—
(i)
not more than three such persons
as are referred to in paragraph
(b) of sub-regulation (3) of
regulation 13 of these Regulations
may be carried on any charter
flight;
(ii) not more than one such person
as is referred to in paragraph (c)
of sub-regulation (3) of
regulation 13 of these
Regulations, may be carried on any
charter flight for each fifteen
members of a group.
Regulation 18—Emergency Cases.
(1) Where due to any emergency a
passenger is unable to travel on
the charter flight on which his
ticket entitles him to be carried
the operator of the charter flight
shall notify the Board of his
intention to carry a substitute
passenger.
(2) If the Board is satisfied that
the case is an emergency the
operator may carry a substitute
passenger on the charter flight
notwithstanding that the
provisions of regulation 16 of
these Regulations have not been
complied with by him.
PART III—MISCELLANEOUS
Regulation 19—Interpretation.
In these Regulations unless the
context otherwise requires—
“Advance Booking Charter flight”
means a charter flight operated in
accordance with these Regulations;
"Board" means the Ghana Tourist
Control Board;
“charter flight” means the Advance
Booking Charter flight operated in
accordance with the provisions of
these Regulations;
“Commissioner” means the
Commissioner responsible for
Tourism;
“Operator” means any person for
the time being having the
management of an aircraft and who
holds an Operator's Licence issued
under these Regulations;
“Travel Organiser” means any
person who holds an Air Travel
Organiser's licence issued under
these Regulations authorising him
to make available accommodation
for the carriage of passengers on
Advance Booking Charter flights or
any person outside Ghana who makes
available accommodation for the
carriage of passengers on flights
in such circumstances that if he
did so in Ghana he would, unless
exempted by the Board, be required
to hold such a licence;
“tour” includes any conveyance of
persons by land, sea, or air for
the purposes of tourism.
Regulation 20—Revocation.
The Charter Flights and Tours
Regulations, 1972 (L.I. 762) are
hereby revoked.
Regulation 21—Commencement.
These Regulations shall be deemed
to have come into force on the
19th day of August, 1975.
ALHAJI LT. COLONEL D.A. ADDISAH
Commissioner Responsible for
Tourism
SCHEDULES
FIRST SCHEDULE
APPROVED ROUTES FOR CHARTER
FLIGHTS
Ghana-United Kingdom route.
SECOND SCHEDULE
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Fee: ¢
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Initials .......................
Receipt No.
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Above this line for Official Use
Only
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GHANA TOURIST CONTROL BOARD
In Confidence
APPLICATION FOR AN AIR TRAVEL
ORGANISER'S LICENCE
To be completed in duplicate
(original and a copy) and entries
to be typed or written in Block
letters please.
Section I—Name and Address, etc.
(i)
Name
...................................................................................................................
(ii) Business Address......................................................................................................
Telephone No.
........................................................................................................
If a Company:
Company Registration No.
......................................................................................
Date and Place or Incorporation
..................................................................
................................................................................................................................................
Address of Registered
Office/Principal Office in Ghana
(if different from above)
......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
(iii) If business name is
registered:
(a) Number of Registration
Certificate
...................................................................
(b) Date of Registration
..........................................................................................
(iv) Address for Correspondence
and Telephone Number (if different
from above)
................................................................................................................................................
(v) Personal Contact:
As the Ghana Tourist Control Board
may wish to ask you further
questions or to discuss matters
arising from your application,
please state here the name(s) and
telephone and extension number(s)
of suitable contact(s) within your
organisation
...............………………….....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
(vi) (If appropriate) date that
trading as Travel Organiser
commenced
...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Section II— Financial Resources,
Ownership and Control of Business.
Note.—This section to be completed
if the applicant is a body
corporate (e.g. registered as a
company): otherwise applicant
should complete section III.
(i)
If a subsidiary of another
Company, the Name and Address of
the parent and/or ultimate holding
Company
............................................………………….…...................
................................................................................................................................................
(ii) (a) the Name(s) and
Address(es) of any subsidiary
Companies and where incorporated.............................................................................................................................................................................
(b) the Name(s) and Address(es) of
any associated Companies and where
incorporated
................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
(iii) (a) Name in full and private
Address of every member of the
Board of Directors and details of
the shares, debentures and loan
capital beneficially owned by each
and by the spouse of each as
appropriate.
Working Directors should be
indicated by (W)
......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
(b) Information requested in (a)
in respect of the Company
Secretary and managerial staff
............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
(c) The Names and Addresses of any
shareholders owning 25 per cent or
more of the shares in the Company
........................................................................................................
................................................................................................................................................
(If there is not enough space
here, please give additional
information on a separate sheet
and show here that you have done
so).
(iv) (a) Stated share capital....................................................................................................
(b) Issued share capital:
(i)
For cash
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(ii) Otherwise than for cash
(state nature of consideration)
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................................................................................................................................................
(v) Details of loans and
debentures if any and security
therefor
.........................................
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Section III—Ownership and Control
of Business (Not Applicable to
Applicants who have Completed
Section II).
State whether the applicant is a
partnership or a sole owner
...............................................
................................................................................................................................................
(i)
If a sole owner state Name in full
and private
Address................................................
................................................................................................................................................
(ii) If a partnership state Name
in full and private Address of
each partner
......................
................................................................................................................................................
................................................................................................................................................
(If there is not enough space
here, please give additional
information on a separate sheet
and show here that you have done
so).
Section IV—Security Requirements.
All licences will be made subject
to the condition that the
applicant has secured a bank
guarantee of ¢20,000.00 (written
evidence of guarantee must be
forwarded together with the
application form), and the said
sum of money will in the event of
his failure, become available for
the purpose of reimbursing any of
his clients who have paid, in
whole or in part.
Section V—The Licence.
The Air Travel Organiser's Licence
will authorise the holder to
engage in the provision of
accommodation on Advance Booking
Charter flights.
Section VI—Fees.
An annual fee of ¢100.00 shall be
paid by the Travel Organiser
engaged in the operation of the
Advance Booking Charter flight.
Section VII
I
enclose a cheque or postal orders
for the licence fee of ¢100.00
I, the undersigned, hereby declare
that to the best of my knowledge
and belief the foregoing
particulars are true and complete.
Signature
.................................................................................................................
Signatory's Name
....................................................................................................
(Block Letters)
On behalf of
................................................................................................................
Official Position................................................................................................................
Date.......................................................................................................................................
*This form must be signed as
follows:—
(i)
If an applicant is an individual
by that individual.
(ii) If applicant is a partnership
by the precedent partner.
(iii) If a body corporate by a
duly authorised officer who should
state his official position.
The name of the person signing the
application should be typed on all
copies of the application. Only
the original need be signed.
This form should be returned in
triplicate to:
Ghana Tourist Control Board,
State House,
6th Floor, Bay 2.
P.O. Box
3106,
Accra.
THIRD SCHEDULE
FORM ABC 1
LIST OF TRAVEL ORGANISERS
Serial No
.......................................................
Operator
................................
Date of Flight
........................ Flight No
...........................
From
.................................................................
.To
.........................................................
Type of aircraft which the
operator expects to use for the
flight
.......................................
................................................................................................................................................
Name and Address of Travel
Organiser Licence No. (where
applicable) Number of seats
sold to the Travel Organisers
Price paid for block of
seats.¢
Certified correct signature
...........................................
On behalf of the Operator
Status
..........................................................................
Date
...........................................................................
This form is to be completed in
accordance with the Schedule of
Advance Booking Charter terms
published by the Ghana Tourist
Control Board.
FORM ABC 2
ADVANCE LIST
Serial
No…................……………………..Operator
.................. Date of
Flight................. Flight
No..............
From..............To
................
Name of Travel Organiser ………………….
Licence No ………………. (where
applicable)
NAME OF PASSENGER Permanent
Address (Temporary address if
applicable should be entered
immediately below the permanent
Address) Number of
identification document COUNTRY,
TOWN AND AIRPORT OF Date of
departure on outward journey or
intended date of arrival at end of
return journey (as applicable)
showing “O”’ for outward and “R”
for return
Surname Forename (a)
embarkation (b)
disembarkation
Certified correct signature
...........................................
On behalf of the Operator
Status
......................................
Date ............................
This form is to be completed in
accordance with the Schedule of
Advance Booking Charter terms
published by the Ghana Tourist
Control Board.
FORM ABC 3
SUBSTITUTE LIST
Serial No…………………………..Operator
.................. Date of
Flight.................
Flight No..............
From..............To
................
Name of Travel Organiser ………………….
Licence No ………………. (where
applicable)
Total number of seats bought for
this flight………………Number of
passengers on this list………….
NAME OF PASSENGER Permanent
Address (Temporary address if
applicable should be entered
immediately below the permanent
(Address) Number of
Identification Document COUNTRY,
TOWN AND AIRPORT OF
Date of departure on outward
journey or intended date of
arrival at end of return journey
(as applicable) showing “O” for
outward and “R” for
return Name of person for
whom substituted.
Surname Forename (a)
embarkation (b)
disembarkation
Certified correct signature
...........................................
On behalf of the Operator
Status
......................................
Date ............................
This form is to be completed in
accordance with the Schedule of
Advance Booking terms published by
the Ghana Tourist Control Board.
FORM ABC 4
WAITING LIST
Serial No…………………………..Operator
.................. Date of
Flight.................
Flight No..............
From..............To
................
Name of Travel Organiser ………………….
Licence No ………………. (where
applicable)
NAME OF PASSENGER Permanent
Address Temporary Address (if
applicable) Number of
Identification Document
Surname Forename
Certified correct signature
...........................................
On behalf of the Operator
Status
......................................
Date ............................
This form is to be completed in
accordance with the Schedule of
Advance Booking Charter terms
published by the Ghana Tourist
Control Board.
FORM ABC 5
NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION
Serial No…………………………..Operator
.................. Date of
Flight.................
Flight No..............
From..............To
................
Name of Travel Organiser ………………….
Licence No ………………. (where
applicable)
Because of cancellations the
undermentioned passengers
previously named in advance or
substitute lists for an earlier
flight, as indicated, are to be
carried on the above flight.
NAME OF PASSENGER Permanent
Address Temporary Address (if
applicable) Number of
Identification Document Date
of earlier flight Identification
of earlier flight
Surname Forename
Certified correct signature
...........................................
On behalf of the Operator
Status
......................................
Date ............................
This form is to be completed in
accordance with the Schedule of
Advance Booking Charter terms
published by the Ghana Tourist
Control Board.
FORM ABC 6
POST FLIGHT LIST
Serial No…………………………..
Operator ……………..Date of
Flight………..Flight
No……………From…….To……..........…
Because of cancellations the
undermentioned passengers
previously named in advance or
substitute lists for an earlier
flight, as indicated, are to be
carried on the above flight.
NAME OF PASSENGER Permanent
Address Temporary Address (if
applicable) Number of
Identification Document Date
of earlier flight Identification
of earlier flight
Surname Forename
Certified correct signature
...........................................
On behalf of the Operator
Status
......................................
Date ............................
This form is to be completed in
accordance with the Schedule of
Advance Booking Charter terms
published by the Ghana Tourist
Control Board.
Date of Gazette Notification: 31st
October, 1975
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