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This provision sets up Kahramaa’s basic governance, duties, internal units, and powers, and gives the Minister, the President, the Council of Ministers, and some other authorities defined roles.
Each ministry must have one or more undersecretaries. The undersecretary reports to the minister and carries out listed ministry functions under the minister’s supervision.
The Resolution changes the membership of the Qatar 2022 Supreme Committee Board of Directors and requires competent authorities to enforce it.
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This provision sets out visa types, who may apply or issue them, key conditions for transit and entry visas, and the fees for visas and residence permits.
The provision creates the State Property Protection Committee, sets its membership and meeting rules, gives it coordination and assistance powers, and sets conditions for private medical clinics.
This provision starts the Code of Law Practice, repeals the 1980 legal profession law, and sets rules for lawyer registration, training, conduct, discipline, and the roles of the Minister and the Committee.
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This provision defines key telecom terms, creates Qatar Public Telecommunications Corporation, and gives it broad control over telecom systems, licensing, and wireless frequencies.
Qatar Treasury must levy 2.5% of the annual net profit of listed shareholding companies, and the proceeds go to a Fund for specified activities.
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This law sets pension rules, contribution rates, benefit calculations, eligibility conditions, fund governance, dispute procedures, and penalties.
This provision creates the Institute for Administrative Development, gives it a board and director, and sets basic governance, budget, staffing, and repeal/transfer rules.
This law establishes the Qatar Monetary Agency, defines key banking and currency terms, and gives the Agency central powers over currency issuance, bank supervision, and reserves.
This law sets rules for lease contracts, lease registration, rent payment, maintenance, subletting, renewal, and dispute resolution.
This provision gives AOI buildings, property, correspondence, funds, and certain officials broad immunities and tax exemptions, while also limiting access, use, and disclosure and assigning security-related duties to state authorities.
This provision defines key animal-health terms and sets rules for suspected or infected animals, reporting, quarantine handling, movement restrictions, disposal of carcasses, enforcement powers, and penalties.
Bulldozing agricultural land or taking soil from it is prohibited, but the Ministry may license it for agricultural improvement, fertility maintenance, or public benefit.
This provision starts the civil service law, requires the Cabinet to issue implementing bylaws, applies the law to civil servants paid from the state budget, and sets out recruitment, pay, leave, conduct, and discipline rules.
This law requires an advertisement licence from the competent municipality before placement, sets application and approval steps, and bans several advertising practices and locations.
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