The Dilemma of the effectiveness of the laws in Mozambique focuses on their weak disclosure, which contributes to they not being effectively implemented, said yesterday in Maputo, the academic Carlos Serra.
The lawyer, who spoke during the discussion seminar on the effectiveness of laws relating to environmental issues, maintains that it is not enough to have a good legal framework if it is not known who must implement the laws.
"There needs to be greater dissemination of the approved legislation, at all levels, to be better known and thus can then be implemented",he reiterated, and then noted that the second factor for failure in the effective and efficient implementation of laws has to do with its regulation.
According to Carlos Serra Jr., who is an adviser in the Ministry of Environment, there are delays in component regulation laws.However,Funds for disseminating the laws are not avaible.
Serra pointed out, however, that Mozambique has had some successes in spreading the laws, referring to the Land Law and the Family Law, which, according to him, had a positive impact in Mozambican society. "So we must consider how it led to greater awareness of these laws and do the same with other legislation, particularly laws related to natural resources."
In turn, the Chairman of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, Human Rights and Legality, Edson da Graça Macuácua, said the central idea of the seminar is to reflect on the legal effect of legislation passed by Parliament.
"We are empowering members to improve efficiency in the disclosure, regulation and enforcement of laws on the ground, as well as their implementation," said the President of the First Committee, for whom this is the first seminar of one cycle that will be taken out by the Commission in several areas. According to the chairman of this committee, during this meeting was chosen the area of natural resources as they are the basis for development, provided their use is rational, to ensure that future generations enjoy their fruits.
The lawyer, who spoke during the discussion seminar on the effectiveness of laws relating to environmental issues, maintains that it is not enough to have a good legal framework if it is not known who must implement the laws.
"There needs to be greater dissemination of the approved legislation, at all levels, to be better known and thus can then be implemented",he reiterated, and then noted that the second factor for failure in the effective and efficient implementation of laws has to do with its regulation.
According to Carlos Serra Jr., who is an adviser in the Ministry of Environment, there are delays in component regulation laws.However,Funds for disseminating the laws are not avaible.
Serra pointed out, however, that Mozambique has had some successes in spreading the laws, referring to the Land Law and the Family Law, which, according to him, had a positive impact in Mozambican society. "So we must consider how it led to greater awareness of these laws and do the same with other legislation, particularly laws related to natural resources."
In turn, the Chairman of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, Human Rights and Legality, Edson da Graça Macuácua, said the central idea of the seminar is to reflect on the legal effect of legislation passed by Parliament.
"We are empowering members to improve efficiency in the disclosure, regulation and enforcement of laws on the ground, as well as their implementation," said the President of the First Committee, for whom this is the first seminar of one cycle that will be taken out by the Commission in several areas. According to the chairman of this committee, during this meeting was chosen the area of natural resources as they are the basis for development, provided their use is rational, to ensure that future generations enjoy their fruits.
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