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The Lagos State Law Reform Commission (The Commission) produces consultation papers and reports to support evidence-based law reform and public participation in legislative development.

Call for Memoranda / Public Submissions

The Lagos State Law Reform Commission invites written submissions from Stakeholders and members of the public on the following ongoing reviews:

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Consultation Paper / Report 2026

Review of Administrator-General Law, Administration of Estates and Trust Laws

This review examines the legal framework governing the administration of deceased estates and trusts in Lagos State. It focuses on: the role of the Administrator-General in cases where there is no will or no competent executor; probate and letters of administration procedures; and statutory and comm

Justice Call for Memoranda
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Consultation Paper/Draft Bill 2026

Child's Rights Law and Family Court Rules

This publication invites public input on proposed reforms to the Child's Rights Law and the Family Court Rules. The review seeks to: strengthen the protection of children's rights, improve child-friendly justice procedures, and enhance the effectiveness and accessibility of family courts. Stakeholde

Justice Public Consultation
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Consultation Paper 2026

Review of Agricultural Sector Laws

This paper reviews Lagos State's agricultural laws covering farming, fisheries, livestock, agro-processing, and agricultural investment. It examines existing policies to identify gaps, strengthen food security, promote sustainable practices, and support agribusiness development in line with the Stat

Environment Public Consultation
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Consultation Paper 2026

Review of Physical Planning Sector Laws

This review examines existing physical planning and urban development control laws, as well as institutional roles and responsibilities. Submissions are invited to support reforms aimed at promoting orderly urban development, improving compliance with planning standards, strengthening environmental

Land Use Public Consultation/Call for Memoranda
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Consultation Paper 2026

Review of Tourism Sector Laws

This review focuses on laws regulating tourism, hospitality, and recreational activities, including relevant institutional frameworks. Stakeholders are invited to submit views to help: identify regulatory gaps, promote private sector investment, improve service standards, protect cultural and natura

Business Public Consultation/Call for Memoranda
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Consultation Paper 2026

Lagos State Senior Citizens' Bill

In line with the National Senior Citizens Act, this Bill aims to create a comprehensive framework for: protection and welfare of older persons, access to healthcare and social services, and promotion of dignity, inclusion, and active ageing. Stakeholders are invited to contribute ideas to help shape

General Call for Memoranda
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Consultation Paper 2026

Lagos State Broadcasting Law

This consultation reviews the legal and regulatory framework governing: radio broadcasting, television services, and digital broadcasting platforms. The review aims to modernise the sector, strengthen regulatory oversight, and encourage responsible private sector investment.

Business Call for Memoranda
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Consultation Paper / Technical Report 2026

Harmonisation of Lagos State's Fiscal Governance

This publication examines the legal and institutional framework governing fiscal administration in Lagos State, with a focus on harmonising revenue laws, enforcement mechanisms, and inter-agency coordination. The review seeks to streamline fiscal governance structures across MDAs, eliminate regulato

General Call for Memoranda
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Draft Bill / Policy Publication 2025

Lagos State Diaspora Bill

This publication presents the proposed Lagos State Diaspora Bill, which seeks to: establish a structured institutional framework for diaspora engagement; promote investment and development partnerships between Lagos State and its diaspora community; and protect the interests and welfare of Lagosians

General Published
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