The Uganda Law Reform Commission is a constitutional body established under Article 248(1) of the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda to study and keep under constant review the Acts and all other laws comprising the laws of Uganda with a view to making recommendations for their systematic improvement, development, modernization and reform.
The Uganda Law Reform Commission comprises of the Chairperson and six Commissioners. The term of the former chairperson and Commissioners expired and as such, His excellency, the President of Uganda on 26th February 2011 appointed a new Chairperson and six Commissioners. The new team will offer leadership and policy guidance to the Commission for the next four years .
“The law affects every member of our society, so we all have an interest in ensuring that is relevant , responsive, effective and accessible and just. Your participation in the Law Commission’s work, and in the ongoing renewal of our legal system, is essential. Get involved and make a difference!”
