The Law of the Council of Ministers

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Feld Wert
Sector Oil and Gas
Country Saudi Arabia
Year 1994
RGI Edition Year 2017
Topic Legislation and regulation, Licensing and negotiation, Mandatory payment disclosure, Measurement of environmental and social impacts, Open data, Revenue management, Revenue sharing, Sovereign wealth funds, Subnational governance
Document Type Statute
RGI Sub-component Sovereign wealth funds
RGI Questions 1.1.10d: Is the legislature required to ratify licenses/contracts?,
1.2.3a: Is the government required to publicly disclose data on payments from extractive companies to the government?,
1.3.5a: Do rules require the government to set penalties (i.e. fines, license suspension or license revocation) for non-compliance with environmental mitigation management plans?,
2.2c: Do rules specify that subnational governments of producing areas should receive a higher share of extractive resource revenues than those of non-producing areas?,
2.3.1b: Do rules require that withdrawals and spending from the sovereign wealth fund pass through the national budget?,
2.3.5b: Is the sovereign wealth fund required to publicly disclose these annual financial reports?
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Publisher Saudi Arabia Embassy in Washington DC
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Source or API link http://www.saudiembassy.net/about/country-information/laws/The_Law_of_The_Provinces.aspx
Verantwortlicher Natural Resource Governance Institute
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