Schedule 1 (Section 1)
Currency point
A currency point is equivalent to twenty thousand shillings.
Schedule 2 (Section 1)
Buildings to which public is allowed access
1.Government offices.2.Health units.3.Mosques, churches and other places of worship.4.Recreation and sports facilities.5.Court houses.6.Police stations.7.Schools and institutions of higher learning.8.Airport buildings.9.Shopping malls.10.Buildings where the services in Schedule 4 are provided.
Schedule 3 (Section 1)
Categories of disabilities
1.Physical disability caused by cerebral palsy, amputation of a limb, paralysis or deformity.2.Hearing disability including deafness and hard of hearing disability.3.Visual disability including blindness and low vision disability.4.Deaf and blind disability.5.Mental disability including psychiatric disability and learning. disability.6.Little people.7.Albinism.8.Multiple disability.
Schedule 4 (Section 12)
Services provided to the public on a commercial basis
1.Information and communication services2.Boarding and lodging services.3.Banking and related services including insurance services.4.Sports, entertainment, recreation and leisure services.5.Professional services and trade except the education services and health services in sections 6 and 7 of this Act.
Schedule 5 (Section 18)
Particulars of property transferred from Uganda Foundation for the Blind
1.Land and developments at Kireka, Wakiso District, LRV 417, Folio 2, Plot 14, measuring five acres.2.Land and developments at Luubu site for the blind, Mayuge District, measuring 45 acres.3.Land and developments at Salaama, Mukono District, measuring 20 acres.4.Land and developments at Kikungiri, Rukungiri District, measuring 30 acres.5.Land and developments at Onyakidi, Lira District, measuring 30 acres.
Schedule 6 (Section 24)
Meetings of the Council
1.Meetings of the Council(1)The Chairperson shall convene every meeting of the Council.(2)The Council shall meet for the transaction of its business at times and places that may be decided upon by the Council but shall meet at least once every three months.(3)The Chairperson or, in the absence of the Chairperson, the Vice-Chairperson and in the absence of both a member elected by the Council to act as Chairperson may, at any time, call a special meeting of the Council or call a special meeting upon a written request by majority of the members of the Council.(4)The Chairperson shall preside at all meetings of the Council and in his or her absence the Vice Chairperson shall preside and in the absence of both, the members present may elect a member from among themselves to preside at that meeting.(5)The Council may co-opt any person who is not a member to attend any of its meetings as an advisor or consultant and that person may speak at the meeting on any matter in relation to which his or her advice is sought but shall not have the right to vote on any matter coming for decision before the meeting.2.QuorumThe quorum at a meeting of the Council shall be six members.3.Decisions of the CouncilQuestions proposed at meetings of the Council shall be by consensus and where consensus is not possible by a simple majority and in the event of an equality of votes, the person presiding shall have a casting vote in addition to his or her deliberative vote.4.Disclosure(1)A member of the Council who has pecuniary interest in a matter being considered by the Council shall, as soon as possible after, relevant facts have come to his or her knowledge, disclose the nature of his or her interest to the Council.(2)A disclosure of interest under subparagraph (1) shall be recorded in the minutes of the meeting of the Council and the member making the disclosure shall not, unless the Council otherwise determines in respect of that matter—(a)be present during any deliberation on the matter by the Council; or(b)take part in the voting on the decision by the Council on the matter.(3)For the purpose of the making of a decision by the Council under subparagraph (1), the member who has made the disclosure shall not—(a)be present during the deliberations of the Council for the making of the decision; or(b)influence any other member or take part in the making of the decision by the Council.5.Minutes of proceedings(1)The Council shall cause the minutes of the proceedings of each meeting to be recorded and kept and the minutes of each meeting shall be approved by the Council at the next meeting and shall be signed by the Chairperson of the meeting.(2)The Chairperson of the Council shall submit to the Minister a copy of the minutes of each meeting of the Council as soon as the minutes have been approved.6.Council to regulate proceedingsSubject to the provisions of this Schedule, the Council may to regulate its own proceedings.
Schedule 7 (Section 43)
Electoral structure for persons with disabilities
1.The five (5) delegates at each level shall ensure representation in terms of categories of disabilities and gender, where applicable.2.All willing persons with disabilities in each village assemble to elect five (5) executive committee members.3.The chairperson of the persons with disabilities executive committee shall become secretary for disability affairs at village level.4.The five (5) persons with disabilities executive committee members from each village shall assemble at parish or ward and elect five (5) executive committee members.5.The chairperson of the persons with disabilities executive committee shall become secretary for disability affairs at parish level.6.The district or city and subcounty, town or city division executive committee members shall elect two (2) councillors (male and female) to the district council.7.All parish or ward persons with disabilities executive committee members shall assemble at the subcounty or division to elect five (5) persons with disabilities executive committee members at that level and elect two (2) councillors (male and female) to the subcounty or division council.8.All subcounty or town or city division persons with disabilities executive committee members shall assemble at the district to elect five (5) district persons with disabilities executive committee members.9.The five (5) persons with disability executive committee members from each district shall form the national electoral college to elect the representatives of persons with disabilities to Parliament.