In brief
Set when the state pays a beneficiary's care and rehabilitation fees at private day centres: the centre's final licence, a Ministry eligibility notice, and how fees are counted.
Summary of the law
Key points
- A centre may not admit a state-funded beneficiary before its final licence, and the beneficiary needs a Ministry eligibility notice.
- Parents: get the eligibility notice before enrolment so you are not left paying.
Note
- The official file is scanned or its text cannot be extracted reliably, so it is not reproduced here.
A plain-language summary prepared by Al-Bayan Al-Wadih Law Firm, focused on the violations and problems that come up most in daily life. It is not a substitute for the official text or for legal advice.
What it covers
- Conditions
- Eligibility notice
- Fee calculation
Timeline
- Issued: Published 5/11/1439H
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