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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 Commission’s current policy and priority activities are guided by the following principles:- (a) Contributing to a legal system that supports the principles in the Constitution, national policies and plans, and international commitments entered into by Uganda; (b) Ensuring a participatory law making process with laws acceptable to the people of Uganda; (c) Developing proposals for modern laws for the people of Uganda; and (d) Sustaining an effective and efficient institution that provides a legal framework for good governance, delivery of advice and service to Government and the general public on legislative reform and revision.