Chad

Regional regulation dated 21 December 2016 on payment systems, means of payment and payment incidents, listed on the BEAC payment-systems page. The PDF has no machine-readable text, so only the listing was read.

Law on the regulation of electronic communications and postal activities, listed on the ARCEP site. Art. 16 lets ARCEP request information from network operators and service providers, per the Council of Europe profile.

Adopted by COBAC at Yaoundé on 29 September 2008. It requires credit institutions to set business-continuity policies (Art. 4), carry out impact analyses and keep documented recovery plans (Arts. 8-11), keep a backup site away from the main site (Art. 21), test their arrangements (Art. 39) and notify COBAC of the person responsible for the plan (Art. 31). It is the closest COBAC text found to an IT-resilience rule; no COBAC regulation on information-system security, outsourcing or cloud is listed.

Labour Code governing employer-worker relations under employment contracts performed in Chad. The WHO legal database page (record updated 18 April 2025) does not state whether it is current or amended. The text read, up to Art. 194, contains no whistleblower protection provision; it gives labour inspectors a role in internal rules (Art. 84), disciplinary sanctions (Art. 97) and dismissals (Art. 122).

Common insurance code for the CIMA member states, which include Chad. The CRCA decisions on Chadian insurers cite its Arts. 311, 312, 333-1-1, 405, 424 and 425 and Art. 17 of the CIMA Treaty. Edition and date are not stated on the CIMA page.