The Shoura Council on Monday will discuss a report by its security affairs committee on a proposal for legislation to allow private investigators in the Kingdom, the Saudi Press Agency reported Saturday. The proposal presented by Shoura member Sami Bin Zeidan aims at creating a system for providing private investigation services through licensed companies and establishments in return for a fee or obtaining the service through signing a contract directly with private investigators. The council will also vote on a draft law to regulate signing of international agreements, which was presented by Shoura member Sadaqah Fadhil.
09-08-2014, 01:35 AM
Shoura to discuss proposal for ‘private eye’
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