Find below excerpts from the National Youth Development Commission Establishment Act, a House bill slated for second hearing, on December 17, 2015.
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PART II- FUNCTIONS AND
POWERS OF THE COMMISSION, ETC
7. (1) The Commission shall-
(a) formulate policies and guidelines for the development of Youth
in the country;
(b) conceive, plan and implement, in accordance with the set rules
and regulations, projects and programmes for the sustainable development of
Youth area in the field of education, employment including professional
development.
(c) cause the census of Youth to be documented in order to
ascertain measures which are necessary to promote in physical and
socio-economic development;
(d) prepare master plans and schemes designed to promote the
participation of the Youth in professional development for Leadership, Science
and Technological Advancement and the estimates of the costs of implementing
such master plans and schemes;
(e) implement all the measures approved for the development of
Youth by the Federal Government and States.
(f) identify factors that lead to youth restiveness and assist the
States in the formulation and implementation of policies to ensure sound and
efficient management Youth;
(g) assess and report on any project being funded or carried out
for Youth and ensure that funds released for such projects and programmes are
properly utilised;
(h) tackle unemployment problems that arise by lack of proper
education and skills and advise the Federal Government and the States on the
best way to tackled it;
(i) register, regulate and monitor all the activities of Youth
Associations, Unions and Clubs.
(j) in conjunction with Educational Tax Fund, the commission shall
create educational loan scheme that will allow Youth to access free interest
loan for the funding of their educational and professional pursuit with the
tenor of repayment of not more than 6 years;
(k) execute such other works and perform such other functions
which, in the opinion of the Commission, are required for the development of
Youth in Nigeria; and
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