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The earlier Law of Public Authorities and Corporations is abolished, competent authorities must enforce this Law within their own jurisdiction, and the Law is to be published in the Official Gazette.
This provision replaces Article 21 to create one or more Rental Disputes Settlement Committees at the Ministry, with formation and remuneration set by Council of Ministers resolution, and requires competent authorities to enforce the law.
This law amends earlier club-governance provisions, changes the named youth/sports authority, and requires competent authorities to enforce the law. It also provides that the law starts 30 days after publication.
This provision establishes the Customs and Ports General Authority, sets up its Board and Director-General, and gives the Authority broad customs, ports, and transport powers.
The law abolishes remuneration and attendance allowances for members of established committees in ministries and other government agencies, but allows remuneration for certain joint or specialised technical committees in the public interest.
This provision repeals several listed laws and articles, and requires the competent authorities to implement it. It also states that it applies from the date of its issuance.
This provision defines key terms and sets rules for sending military personnel and civilians on overseas scholarships, including eligibility, approval, travel, family accompaniment, service, refund, and conduct requirements.
This Law abolishes the Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs and Housing and redistributes its functions and staff to specified bodies.
This amendment sets drilling-licence rules, fee-setting powers, inspection powers, and appeal rights, and it assigns enforcement duties to the Minister, the Council of Ministers, and competent authorities.
This provision brings the Military Service Law into effect, sets up rule-making and implementation powers, defines key terms, and sets core rules for military personnel, pay, leave, discipline, and service administration.
This provision applies the attached Telecommunications Law to most government bodies, institutions, persons, and telecommunications operators, with some exclusions, and sets licensing, spectrum, tariff, numbering, interconnection, and consumer-protection rules.
This Law organizes the Emiri Diwan, sets out its administrative units and competencies, and gives the Head of the Diwan authority to issue implementing regulations and decisions.
A permanent National Human Rights Committee is created in Doha with legal personality and an independent budget. It may work on human-rights matters, while listed authorities must nominate members and cooperate with the Committee.
This Resolution creates the Primary Health Care Corporation, sets it under Council supervision, and gives the Corporation and its Director-General specific powers, reporting duties, budget rules, and conflict-of-interest restrictions.
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This provision sets up the Qatar Museums Authority, its Board of Trustees, and its Director-General, and gives them powers over museums and antiquities.
This provision forms the Board of Directors of the Qatar 2022 Supreme Committee, sets a four-year renewable membership term, requires relevant authorities to enforce it, and says it takes effect on the date of issuance.
This part sets out ACTA personnel rules: who must implement them, who has appointment and implementation powers, and key rules on recruitment, probation, salaries, leave, promotion, secondment, training, and performance review.
This provision defines key terms and sets out Kahramaa’s structure, reporting lines, and core powers for electricity and water services.
This decision reconstitutes the board of the Supreme Committee for Projects and Inheritance, sets a four-year term for board membership that may be renewed, and requires competent authorities to implement it.
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