In which publication must a federal act be published under Article 111 of the UAE Constitution?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. The Official Gazette of the UAE
- Step 1: Article 111 of the Constitution on Constitute says an act is published in the Official Gazette of the UAE within a maximum of two weeks from the date it is signed and promulgated by the President after sanction by the Supreme Council. Answer: The Official Gazette of the UAE. An act is put into operation after one month from the date it is published in the Official Gazette unless another date is specified in the act itself. Why not the others: The Supreme Court Judicial Reporter, the Federal Commercial Bulletin and the Emirates National Herald are not named in Article 111 as the place of publication.
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