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Five rental dispute resolution committees are formed in the Ministry, each with a secretariat. Committee chairmen and members get monthly allowances, the Minister sets secretariat staffing and pay, and the older 2008 Cabinet Resolution is abrogated.
This provision creates a medical committee under the Ministry of Interior, sets out who appoints its members and staff, and assigns it medical examination and appeal-related functions.
The resolution orders the listed privately owned property to be expropriated for public benefit, requires compensation procedures to be applied for the owners, and directs competent authorities to execute the resolution.
This resolution creates a committee to oversee educational complexes and gives it powers to manage oversight, planning, budgets, bylaws, staffing, and reporting.
This provision sets up the committee, names its chair, vice-chair, and members, and sets their monthly pay and attendance deductions.
The Authority is organized with specified leadership and units, and it must prepare a yearly report, adopt internal administrative and financial bylaws, and be audited by the Audit Bureau.
The Chairperson and members of the Supervisory Committee over Educational Complexes are to receive a monthly remuneration of 3,000 Riyals, and all competent authorities must enforce the Resolution in their own jurisdictions.
The Chairperson and members of the Coordination and Follow-up Committee over Educational Complexes are to receive a monthly remuneration of 2,000 Riyals, and competent authorities must enforce the Resolution within their own jurisdictions.
Educational complex employees are to receive monthly remunerations at fixed amounts, and competent authorities must enforce the Resolution.
The Resolution’s organisational structure applies, competent authorities must enforce it within their own jurisdictions, it takes effect from its date of issuance, and it must be published in the Official Gazette.
This provision creates a WTO coordination committee at the Ministry of Economy and Commerce, sets out how it is composed and run, and gives it reporting, meeting, information-request, and remuneration rules.
The identified property is expropriated for public benefit, compensation is handled under Law No. 13 of 1988, and competent authorities must enforce this Resolution.
This resolution ratifies the QGPC Board’s approval of certain agreements for financing Natural Gas Liquefaction Project No. 4 (Phase 3), and requires competent authorities to implement it within their respective jurisdictions.
This provision sets monthly pension amounts for listed groups and requires recipients to file an annual social and financial status acknowledgement. Recipients unable to work must also undergo a medical check every two years, unless recovery is impossible.
The appeal is accepted in form but rejected on the merits, and competent authorities must enforce the Decision.
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This law lets the Ministry of Economy and Finance create two Qatari sukuk companies, make related agreements, transfer state real estate for sukuk issuance, and grants tax and fee exemptions to the two companies during the sukuk period.
This decree ratifies the attached Air Services Agreement and requires all concerned bodies to implement it within their jurisdiction.
This decree ratifies the memorandum of understanding and gives it the force of law; all concerned bodies must execute the decree.
This Decree ratifies the attached memorandum of understanding and instructs all competent authorities to carry it out within their own jurisdictions.
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