The document provides guidelines on procedures and conditions for eligibility to grant exceptional permission to manufacture, use, imprort or sell single-use plastic items or pack goods in single -use plastics.

The overall objective of this policy is to increase the access to quality health services provided in the public health facilities and retain highly skilled health professionals (medical doctors and dental surgeons) in the public sector.

The overall goal of the National Strategy for Health Professions Development (2030) is to contribute to a substantial increase in the availability and coverage of high-quality services across Rwanda by improving the availability of a qualified, competent and equitably distributed health workforce.

This law prohibits the manufacturing, usage, importation and sale of polythene bags in Rwanda.

The document also contains law establishing Rwanda Council of Veterinary Doctors and determining its mission, organization and functioning; law authorising the accession of Rwanda to the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN); and law authorising the ratification of the Treaty of 05 February 2005 on the conservation and sustainable management of forest ecosystems in Central Africa and establishing the Central African Forests Commission (COMIFAC).

The document also provides laws governing registration of the population and issuance of the national identity card; regulating Capital Market in Rwanda; fighting against corruption; and on immigration and emigration in Rwanda.

This Law determines the organization and functioning of the National Unity and Reconciliation Commission.

It provides law for the creation of political organisations and their contribution. The document also provides law on prevention and punishment of money laundering and terrorism financing and law governing credit reporting system.

This Law regulates labour in Rwanda

The purpose of this law is to protect whistle blowers with a view to safegurding public interest.

This law determines the organization of education.

The objective of this policy is to develop a responsive and child-friendly justice system that advances the best interests of the child.

The Rwanda anti-corruption policy sets an ambitious agenda to achieve a public service that: appreciates and embraces integrity; accepts the need for transparency and accountability; ensures full compliance with regulatory and legal requirements. It seeks a well informed public that demands high standards from public officials and a private sector that operates on a level playing field and acts as a partner in the fight against corruption.

This Law determines the organization and practice of the office of notary.

This Law governs investigation and prosecution intended to punish acts constituting violation of the penal law.

This Law governs the civil, commercial, labour and administrative procedure. It also governs the procedure applicable to other cases in the event such procedure is not governed by any other specific laws except where the provisions of this Law cannot apply to such other cases.

The aim of this policy is to unlock the potential of and give a voice to the poor and vulnerable in society to participate in the development process by enabling them to access quality justice and enforcing their rights.

This 2017/18 Action Plan aims to accomplish significant progress on the priorities of the 2015/16-2017/18 RRA Strategic Plan in addition to achieving the revenue collection targets.

In FY 2018/19, this action plan states that RRA will focus on optimization of revenue collection from the current levels to enable the government to meet its economic and social obligations.