the Protocol. These included provisions in Uganda’s Citizenship and Immigration Control Act. 51. The provisions, relevant to the present Reference, that affected the existing law are: i) Article 104 of the Treaty by which Uganda agreed to adopt measures to achieve the free movement of persons. ii) Article 7 (2) of the Treaty by which Partner States undertake to abide by principles of good governance including adherence to the principles of democracy, the rule of law, social justice and the maintenance of universally accepted standards of human rights. iii) Article 7 of the Protocol by which Uganda guaranteed free movement of persons who are citizens of the other Partner States within her territory iv) Article 7(2) of the Protocol by which Uganda bound itself to ensure nondiscrimination of the citizens of the other Partner States by ensuring their entry without a visa, their free movement within its territory, their stay and their exit without restrictions. v) Article 7(5) by which, in respect of citizens of Partner States, Uganda can impose limitations on the free movement of persons only on grounds of public policy, public security and public health. vi) Article 7(6) by which Uganda must notify the other Partner States if it should impose limitations under Article 7(5). vii) Article 54(2) of the Protocol, by which Partner States guarantee that persons whose rights and liberties as recognised by the Protocol shall REFERENCE NO.5 OF 2011      Page 28