The leadership structure of the RPF-INKOTANYI at national level is as follows:

- The Congress of the RPF-INKOTANYI; 

- The national Political Bureau; 

- National Executive Committee;

I. Obligations of the RPF-INKOTANYI Congress

The main obligations of the RPF-INKOTANYI Congress are as follows:

1. The establishment and amendment of the constitution and other regulatory texts that govern the RPF-INKOTANYI;

2. Approving RPF-INKOTANYI political line;

3. Approving the budget of the RPF- INKOTANYI;

4. Setting forth the action plan of the RPF- INKOTANYI;

5. Approving the activity report and the report of resource allocation of the RPF- INKOTANYI;

6. Evaluating and monitoring the activity and functioning of other levels of the RPF-INKOTANYI;

7. Electing the Executive Committee, the Disciplinary Committee, and the Inspectorate at national level;

8. Evaluating, approving, modifying or disapproving decisions made at other levels;

9. Establishment of committees in charge of accessing and analyzing its activities;

10. ElectingandapprovingRPF-INKOTANYI candidates nominated by the Political Bureau to campaign in elections at national level;

11. Making decisions regarding the conduct of members at national level;

12. Making decisions regarding reports of the Inspectorate;

13. Studying and approving collaboration with other political parties;

II. Obligations of the RPF-INKOTANYI Political Bureau

The main obligations of the RPF-INKOTANYI Political Bureau at national level are as follows:

a) Evaluating the Political Programme, activities and functioning of the Executive Committee at Provincial/Kigali City level and at national level;

b) Supervising the functioning and conduct of members;

c) Making provisional resolutions for the RPF-INKOTANYI Chairpersons at national level and at Provincial/Kigali City level;

d) Preparation of periodic action plans for the RPF-INKOTANYI;

e) Evaluating the projected RPF- INKOTANYI budgets;

f) Evaluating the report on allocation of resources of the RPF-INKOTANYI;

g) Nominating RPF-INKOTANYI candidates to campaign for government administration positions;

h) Evaluate, approve, modify or disapprove decisions made at subsidiary levels;

i) Approving appointed members of the Executive Committee;

j) Supervising the functioning of the RPF-INKOTANYI and establishing a Inspectorate to carry out this task;

k) Receiving and evaluating reports of the RPF-INKOTANYI Inspectorate;

1) Assuming the responsibilities of the RPF- INKOTANYI Congress when it is unable to convene;

III. Obligations of the RPF-INKOTANYI Executive Committees

The main obligations of the RPF-INKOTANYI Executive Committees at all levels are as follows:

a) Implementation of the resolutions of the General Assembly, the Political Bureau, and the RPF-INKOTANYI Congress;

b) Coordination of RPF-INKOTANYI activities at that level;

c) Manage and evaluate the activities and functioning of its respective subsidiary-levels;

d) Preparing action plans for the General Assembly, the Political Bureau and the Congress;

e) Monitoring the performance of leaders at that level and making temporary decisions regarding those who do not fulfil their obligations;

f) Appointing provisional replacements for those unable to carry on with their duties due to various reasons;

g) Employing personnel;

h) Preparing and presenting reports to the General Assembly, the Political Bureau, and the RPF-INKOTANYI Congress; Specifically, the National Executive Committee has to prepare the budget and reports on its implementation.

The National Executive Committee has directorates known as RPF-INKOTANYI Commissions.

The leadership structure of the RPF-INKOTANYI from province/kigali city to village level:

The leadership structure of the RPF-INKOTANYI from Province/Kigali City to village level is as follows:

a) General Assembly;

b) Executive Committee