No, the Attorney General’s Chambers is a standalone division and does not fall under any Ministry. It operates under the direction of the Attorney General and is administratively overseen by the Permanent Secretary.
No, the Attorney General’s Chambers is a standalone division and does not fall under any Ministry. It operates under the direction of the Attorney General and is administratively overseen by the Permanent Secretary.
The Attorney General’s Chambers provides legal services to the Government with integrity and professionalism. It comprises three main units: the Registry of Companies and Intellectual Properties, the Legislative Drafting Unit, and the Advice and Litigation Department.