Public Records: No Fines in 77 Years
According to the Director General of the Department of Statistics, Haider Fraitah, over the past 77 years, no citizen has ever been fined for non-cooperation in data collection, despite the law stipulating fines for intentional non-cooperation. This approach aims to encourage cooperation out of national interest rather than fear of punishment. The upcoming population census seeks to update figures based on accurate, on-the-ground data, with information cross-checked against civil status records. Electronic forms equipped with artificial intelligence are used to detect illogical or inconsistent information. The census form takes approximately 30 to 45 minutes for large families and gathers detailed information on education, health, employment, housing, and socio-economic conditions, all to improve government planning for services and infrastructure.
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