- State ownership report 2025
on the performance of the State-Owned Enterprises, Joint Venture Companies, and other State Entities
An enabling act is a primary piece of legislation passed by Parliament that grants powers to a public authority or agency to take certain actions, such as making regulations or implementing programs. Its purpose is to authorize government bodies or agencies to act within defined boundaries. It “enables” them to create rules (regulations), take administrative actions, or exercise discretion in specified areas. Explore Key Legislative Acts, Regulations, and Legal Frameworks Governing State-Owned Enterprises and Public Institutions Under SIGA’s Mandate.
