Parliament is preparing to introduce a new set of bills aimed at strengthening Ghana’s financial sector, promoting investment, and reforming key aspects of the country’s legal and governance systems.
The Majority Leader, Mahama Ayariga, disclosed this during his address to Parliament on Tuesday, May 27, 2025, at the first sitting after the House reconvened from recess.
He outlined the legislative agenda, describing the proposed reforms as critical to economic consolidation and institutional accountability.
He therefore called for broad, bipartisan support to sustain Ghana’s ongoing economic recovery.
“This House must support our indefatigable Finance Minister to continue along the path of fiscal prudence and his determined efforts to appreciate the Ghana cedi, reduce inflation and interest rates, and revitalize the private sector, renewing hope among Ghanaians,” he stated.
“While many challenges remain, our focus will be on fiscal discipline, economic consolidation, and private sector revitalisation to strengthen Ghana’s financial stability and economic growth. As part of this agenda, we are also set to receive the Mid-Year Budget Review,” he added.
Here is the list of bills Parliament plans to introduce
1. Ghana Investment Promotion Authority Bill
2. Ghana Deposit Protection (Amendment) Bill
3. Exemptions (Amendment) Bill
4. Customs (Amendment) Bill
5. Income Tax (Amendment) Bill
6. Revenue Administration (Amendment) Regulations
7. Public-Private Partnership Regulations
8. Fees and Charges (Miscellaneous Provisions) Amendment Regulations
9. Exemptions Regulations
10. Conduct of Public Officers Bill
11. Criminal and Other Offences Procedure (Amendment) Bill
12. Economic and Organised Crime Office Bill
13. Ghana Industrial Property Office Bill
14. Intestate Succession Bill
15. Legal Education Reform Bill
16. Legal Profession Bill
17. Notaries Public (Amendment) Bill
18. Presidential Transition (Amendment) Bill
19. State Property and Contract (Amendment) Bill
20. Tribunals Bill
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