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Regulation of Private Family Counselling Centres

Regulates private family counselling centres: their services for social, behavioural and educational problems, licensing, violations and penalties.

Regulation21/9/1441H · 14 May 2020Social Protection & Family

In brief

Regulates private family counselling centres: their services for social, behavioural and educational problems, licensing, violations and penalties.

Summary of the law

Violations

  • Offering unlicensed services, letting the licence lapse without renewal, and giving false information (Article 9).

Penalties

  • First and final warnings up to licence cancellation; offering family counselling without a licence: fine of up to SAR 50,000 (Article 10).

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

  • Licensed services
  • Violations
  • Penalties

Timeline

  1. Issued: Published 21/9/1441H

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