(1) A Regional Co-ordinating Council shall
(a) monitor, co-ordinate and evaluate the performance of the District Assemblies in the region;
(b) monitor the use of moneys
(i) mobilized by the District Assemblies; or
(ii) allocated and released to the District Assemblies by any agency of central Government; and
(c) review and co-ordinate public services generally in the region.
(2) The Regional Co-ordinating Council is responsible for the following functions:
(a) the approval of the by-laws of the District Assemblies in the region subject to their consistency with national legislation,
(b) the provision of back-stopping support for the performance of any function assigned to the District Assemblies in the region in respect of which a particular District Assembly is deficient in terms of skills and workforce;
(c) the resolution of any conflicts between a District Assembly in the region and any agency of the central Government, public corporation, statutory body, non-governmental organization or individual;
(d) the oversight responsibility for second-cycle educational institutions and regional hospitals in the region on behalf of the Ministries of Education and Health; and
(e) the performance of any other functions assigned to it by or under an enactment.