Esheria Regulatory Atlas
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24 matching statutes
Qatar
1 provisions
This provision sets out how accountants and accounting firms register, renew, keep records, and comply with audit conduct rules.
Qatar
1 provisions
The resolution creates the National Committee on Biosafety, sets its membership and appointment process, gives it biosafety-related functions, and requires meetings, majority voting, and annual reporting.
Qatar
1 provisions
This Law applies the attached anti-dumping, compensatory, and preventive rules, assigns committees and the minister to issue and enforce them, sets complaint and grievance deadlines, requires confidentiality, and provides a fine for violating Article 12.
Qatar
2 provisions
This provision defines key terms and sets out Kahramaa’s structure, reporting lines, and core powers for electricity and water services.
Qatar
4 provisions
This provision says the Labour Law comes into force, the Minister must issue implementation decisions with the competent authorities, and competent authorities must implement the law within six months. It also defines key labour terms and states that the law applies to employers and workers, with listed category exclus
Qatar
1 provisions
This provision defines key terms and sets anti-money-laundering rules for financial institutions, authorities, reporting, detention, penalties, confiscation, exemptions, and implementation.
Qatar
3 provisions
This provision defines key aviation terms and sets out who may regulate, inspect, authorise, and restrict civil aviation activities in the State.
Qatar
2 provisions
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.
Qatar
2 provisions
This provision defines key telecom terms, creates Qatar Public Telecommunications Corporation, and gives it broad control over telecom systems, licensing, and wireless frequencies.