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Saudi Consumer Safeguards
Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Commerce said that the Consumer Protection Law, approved by the Council of Ministers, is the first unified legislation to regulate consumer rights in relation to products and services. Twenty government agencies are responsible for implementing it. The law allows temporary measures to control prices during crises, prohibits misleading practices and conduct that influences consumer decisions, and strengthens protections for children, older people and people with disabilities, while guaranteeing the right of those harmed to compensation. Penalties include fines of up to 8 million riyals and imprisonment for up to two years. The law will take effect 180 days after its publication, replacing three existing laws covering commercial fraud, e-commerce and commercial data.
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