There  has  been  no  feedback  from  RGD  after  the  training  programme  which  was  offered  by  GSS.   Collaboration   between   the   two   (2)   institutions   has   never   taken   place   making   it   difficult   to   develop  the  database  of  the  various  companies’  information  in  the  country.   The   Ghana   Statistical   service   is   therefore   advocating   for   the   need   to   continue   with   the   collaboration   which   will   be   in   the   best   interest   of   RGD   and   other   revenue   agencies   in   the   country.       OUTDATED  GIPC  LAW   5.6   Amend  GIPC  Law  to  Reflect  the  Changing  Mandate  of  GIPC   The   Ghana   Investment   Promotion   Centre   (GIPC)   submitted   a   draft   GIPC   Law   to   key   business   stakeholders  at  a  meeting  organized  by  PEF  to  review  the  Law.   The  absence  of  the  revised  law  has  significantly  affected  the  business  of  traders  in  the  country.   Generally,  members  of  the  Ghana  Union  of  Traders’  Association  (GUTA)  rate  the  services  and   activities  of  GIPC  as  inadequate  and  are  calling  on  GIPC  to  speed  up  work  on  the  revision  of  the   old  investment  law.   DELAYS  IN  ACQUIRING  APPROVALS  FOR  IMMIGRATION  QUOTAS   5.6.1   GIPC  Should  Play  an  Advisory  Role  on  Immigration  Quota  and  Working  Permit  Issues   Stakeholders   note   that   the   number   of   days   required   to   obtain   working   permits   has   not   decreased.  The  period  required  to  obtain  working  permits  ranges  between  three  (3)  weeks  to   four  [4]  weeks.  This  is  due  to  the  bureaucratic  delay  at  the  Ghana  Immigration  Service.  This  has   been   the   bottleneck   that   hinders   the   goal   of   achieving   the   reduction   in   time   required   to   obtain   work  permits  from  32  to  14  days.   COMMERCIAL  DISPUTE  RESOLUTION   5.7   Delays  in  Commercial  Disputes  Leading  to  Increased  Costs  for  Parties  in  Dispute   Under   the   Judicial   Sector   Reform   Programme   (JSRP),   the   Commercial   Court   was   set   up   to   handle  disputes  among  businesses.  The  Commercial  Court  was  established  on  March  4th,  2005   94