with the assistance of other governmental departments particularly the Information Technology Department in the office of the Prime Minister, design programmes that are directed at addressing the short comings identified in the in the affidavit of the Chief Immigration Officer, Mr Elias Ernst; and with the assistance of other governmental departments particularly the office of the Attorney General (and if necessary the Faculty of Law in the University of Namibia), design a training programme and train all immigration officers and other persons in the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration who are tasked with the implementation of the Immigration Control Act, 1993 in the application of the Immigration Control Act, 1993 and other Constitutional provisions that are relevant to their functions. 3 The Chief Immigration Officer and the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Home Affairs must design the programmes identified above in paragraph 23 of this judgment by not later than 30 September 2018 and report back, by not later than 15 October 2018, to this Court through the office of the Chief Registrar on the implementation of the order set out in that paragraph. After 30 November 2018, a person who has not been trained or who is not conversant with the provisions of the Immigration Control Act, 1993 must not be permitted to exercise the powers set out in that Act. 5. The Registrar must provide a copy of this judgment for the personal attention of the Prime Minister, the Minister Responsible for Home Affairs and Immigration, the Attorney General, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration and the Chief Immigration Officer --------------------------------- SFI Ueitele Judge
with the assistance of other governmental departments particularly the Information Technology Department in the office of the Prime Minister, design programmes that are directed at addressing the short comings identified in the in the affidavit of the Chief Immigration Officer, Mr Elias Ernst; and with the assistance of other governmental departments particularly the office of the Attorney General (and if necessary the Faculty of Law in the University of Namibia), design a training programme and train all immigration officers and other persons in the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration who are tasked with the implementation of the Immigration Control Act, 1993 in the application of the Immigration Control Act, 1993 and other Constitutional provisions that are relevant to their functions. 3 The Chief Immigration Officer and the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Home Affairs must design the programmes identified above in paragraph 23 of this judgment by not later than 30 September 2018 and report back, by not later than 15 October 2018, to this Court through the office of the Chief Registrar on the implementation of the order set out in that paragraph. After 30 November 2018, a person who has not been trained or who is not conversant with the provisions of the Immigration Control Act, 1993 must not be permitted to exercise the powers set out in that Act. 5. The Registrar must provide a copy of this judgment for the personal attention of the Prime Minister, the Minister Responsible for Home Affairs and Immigration, the Attorney General, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration and the Chief Immigration Officer --------------------------------- SFI Ueitele Judge
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