Earlier today, the Leadership Code Tribunal, led by its Chairperson, Dr. Roselyn Karugonjo-Segawa, paid a courtesy call on Hon. @norbertmao, Minister of (@MoJCAUG)Justice and Constitutional Affairs, to strengthen collaboration between the Tribunal and the Ministry. Dr. Karugonjo-Segawa noted that the Tribunal, established under Articles 234 and 235 of the Constitution and the Leadership Code Act, is mandated to receive, examine, adjudicate and determine breaches of the Leadership Code of Conduct referred by the Inspectorate of Government, as well as hear related appeals and applications. The Minister called for strengthening the Leadership Code, including considering amendments to provide clear and firm consequences for violations. The engagement reaffirmed MoJCA’s commitment to strengthening Uganda’s legal and institutional framework for integrity, accountability and ethical public leadership. @MoJCAUG @LeadershipCodeT

Leadership Code Tribunal Pays Courtesy Call on Attorney General The Leadership Code Tribunal, led by its Chairperson, Dr. Roselyn Karugonjo-Segawa, today, paid a courtesy call on the Attorney General, Hon. @SamMayanj , at the @MoJCAUG The meeting focused on strengthening collaboration between the Tribunal and the Attorney General’s Chambers in promoting integrity, accountability, and effective enforcement of the Leadership Code of Conduct. Dr. Karugonjo-Segawa congratulated the Attorney General upon his appointment and reaffirmed the Tribunal’s commitment to working closely with the Ministry as it executes its mandate. She noted that the Tribunal, established under Articles 234 and 235 of the Constitution and the Leadership Code Act, is mandated to receive, examine, adjudicate and determine breaches of the Leadership Code of Conduct referred by the Inspectorate of Government, as well as hear related appeals and applications. She further highlighted the Tribunal’s commitment to expeditious disposal of cases and prevention of case backlog. The Tribunal has, in the first quarter of its current term, disposed of 41 cases, with 14 pending cases being carried forward for determination. The Chairperson also presented the Attorney General with the Tribunal’s User Guide to the Leadership Code Act and its Rules of Procedure and Practice. In his remarks, the learned Attorney General welcomed the Tribunal and pledged his office’s continued legal and institutional support. He emphasised the importance of public awareness of the Tribunal’s mandate, noting that citizens can only make use of an institution when they know it exists and understand the services it provides. Hon. @SamMayanj encouraged the Tribunal to strengthen its public engagement and visibility so that members of the public, particularly those affected by leadership and accountability issues, are aware of the avenues available to them. He also encouraged the Tribunal to remain focused on its mandate, uphold integrity, and pursue reforms that contribute to effective service delivery and public trust. The meeting also discussed ongoing government reforms concerning tribunals, including the proposed National Tribunal, as well as opportunities for continued collaboration in legislative drafting, legal advice, and representation in matters arising from decisions of the Tribunal. The meeting was also attended by the Director of Civil Litigation, Mr. Martin Mwambustya; the Director, First Parliamentary Counsel, Ms. Irene Lugayizi; the Registrar of the Leadership Code Tribunal, Sheila Lamuno; and other officials from the Ministry and the Tribunal. The engagement reaffirmed the shared commitment of the institutions to strengthening accountability, integrity, and the rule of law in Uganda.