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Directorate of Legal Advisory Services

The Directorate is headed by a Director and is comprised of three Commissioners;

Director, Legal Advisory Services
Commissioner, Legal Advisory Services (Central Government & Public Agencies)
Commissioner, Legal Advisory Services (Local Government)
Commissioner, Legal Advisory (Contracts and Negotiations)

Mandate of the Directorate:

The role of the Directorate is to provide legal support to the Attorney General and the Solicitor General in their functions as the Government top legal advisors.

The main functions of the Directorate include:

Providing legal advisory and consultative services to the Government, ministries, and public bodies
Handling legal assignments for the Attorney General and the Solicitor General
Providing legal support to Government organs and Commissions as requested
Undertaking research into legal issues in order to develop guidelines for policy formulation and handling legislature
Giving legal interpretation to policies for formulated by other ministries and Government organs
Undertaking negotiations and drafting of contracts on behalf of Government and its Agencies
Handling legal assignments and negotiations and contracts for the Attorney General and Solicitor General
Providing the support negotiation machinery both of local and international proceedings
Conducting arbitration proceedings
Providing legal support to Government organs and commissions on matters of contracts and negotiations as requested
Giving legal interpretations to contracts required by stakeholders
 
 
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