Cabinet approves draft law amending CMC regulations

HE the Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Sheikh Khalid bin Khalifa bin Abdulaziz al-Thani chaired the Cabinet’s regular meeting held Wenesday morning at the Amiri Diwan. Following the meeting, HE the Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs issued the following statement:
The Cabinet considered the topics on its agenda as follows:
First: Approval of a draft law amending some provisions of Law No 12 of 1998 concerning the regulations of the Central Municipal Council, and its referral to the Shura Council.
Second: Approval of a draft Cabinet decision on establishing a technical committee to study the fees for services provided by government agencies and define its functions. The functions of this committee include the following:
1- Study the proposals submitted by government agencies regarding determining or amending the fees for the services they provide in light of their respective legal basis.
2- Conduct the necessary evaluation of the fee and its suitability with the service proposed for it, and whether or not a fee should be imposed.
3- Study the effect of the required amendments on fees compared to the financial conditions of the groups targeted, and the extent to which this is affected by inflation conditions that may occur on economic activity in general.
Third — Approval of providing financial support to the United Nations Road Safety Fund (UNRS).
Fourth: Approval of a draft agreement on encouraging and protecting mutual investments between the governments of Qatar and Sao Tome and Principe.
Fifth: The Cabinet reviewed the following topics and took the appropriate decisions:
1- Approval of a draft law regulating security permits to enter concession and usufruct areas.
2- The first report of the team concerned with following up the implementation of the recommendations of the committee formed to prepare a study on chemicals and hazardous materials, dual-use materials, and chemical precursors in Qatar.
3.The outcomes of the 27th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP 27).