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Ministerial Decision

Environment Authority: Decision 13/2021 regarding the Ban on Possessing and Using Hunting, Tracking, Bird and Wildlife Sound Mimicking Tools

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COVID-19 Supreme Committee

COVID-19 Supreme Committee Decision of 12 January 2021

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Note: The following text is a public domain translation published by the Official OmanVsCovid19 Twitter account.

Statement of the Supreme Committee

– The Covid-19 Supreme Committee deeply appreciates the continuous interest and keenness of His Majesty Sultan Haitham Bin Tarik, as well as His Majesty’s follow up to everything related to the public health and the developments resulting from the spread of this virus.

– The Supreme Committee decides a gradual return to the system of Blended Learning with effect from Sunday, 17 January 2021, for school students in accordance with a mechanism to be unveiled by the Ministry of Education. The Committee stressed the importance of applying all precautionary measures stated in the Health Protocol with a view to protecting the health of students, as well as teaching and administrative staff. The step will be evaluated in parallel with data on the epidemiological situation in the Sultanate.

– In its review of reports from the departments concerned, the Supreme Committee noted the non-compliance of some citizens and residents with health quarantine procedures, either by stripping off the tracking bracelet or by skipping the post-quarantine test or by failing to return the tracking bracelet to the authorities. Accordingly, the Committee decided to impose a RO 1,000 fine against anyone who fails to stick to these procedures.

– The Supreme Committee commends the cooperation of all in abiding by the precautionary measures set by the departments concerned.

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Intel

Case Summary: Supreme Court (Labour Circuit) Contestation 716/2019 (Termination of Employment for Failure to Obtain Mandatory Professional Certification)

The Supreme Court held that an employer may terminate a worker who fails to obtain a professional certificate made mandatory for his position by the employer’s work regulation, and that hiring him without the certificate is not a waiver of the requirement.


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Consolidated Law

Royal Decree 6/2021 Issuing the Basic Statute of the State (Consolidated)

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Royal Decree

Royal Decree 6/2021 Issuing the Basic Statute of the State

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We, Haitham bin Tarik, the Sultan of Oman

affirming the principles upon which the Sultanate of Oman has been built, those that have directed its policies in a variety of fields, and those that it has promoted locally, regionally, and internationally,

entrenching the international status of Oman and its role in laying the foundations of justice and the pillars of equity, security, stability, and peace among different states and peoples,

determined to continue the efforts to forge a better future, marked with further achievements for the good of the country and the citizens,

in continuation of the participation of the people of the country and their empowerment to build their future in all walks of life,

safeguarding the country, protecting its lands, unity, and social fabric, and protecting the tenets of its civilisation,

promoting public rights, duties, and freedoms,

supporting state institutions, and entrenching the principles of shura,

and in pursuance of public interest,

have decreed as follows

Article I

The Basic Statute of the State is hereby promulgated in the form attached.

Article II

Royal Decrees 101/96 and 99/2011 are hereby repealed.

Article III

This decree must be published in the Official Gazette, and comes into force on the date of its issuance.

Issued on: 27 Jumada Al-Awwal 1442
Corresponding to: 11 January 2021

Haitham bin Tarik
Sultan of Oman

Published in Annex of Official Gazette 1374 issued on 12 January 2021.

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Royal Decree

Royal Decree 7/2021 Issuing the Law of Majlis Oman

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We, Haitham bin Tarik, the Sultan of Oman

after perusal of the Basic Statute of the State,

Royal Decree 86/97 regarding Majlis Oman,

Royal Decree 87/97 Issuing the Internal Regulation of Majlis Al-Dawla,

and Royal Decree 88/97 Issuing the Internal Regulation of Majlis Al-Shura,

and in pursuance of public interest,

have decreed as follows

Article I

The attached law shall apply in regard to the Majlis Oman.

Article II

The aforementioned Royal Decrees 86/97, 87/97, and 88/97 are hereby repealed as well as all that is contrary to this decree and the attached law, or in conflict with their provisions.

Article III

This decree must be published in the Official Gazette, and comes into force on the day following the date of its publication.

Issued on: 27 Jumada Al-Awwal 1442
Corresponding to: 11 January 2021 

Haitham bin Tarik
Sultan of Oman

Published in Official Gazette 1375 issued on 17 January 2021.

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Ministerial Decision

Foreign Ministry: Ministerial Decision 6/2021 Founding the Oman-Türkiye Friendship Association

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Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Investment Promotion: Ministerial Decision 4/2021 Considering a Binding Omani Standard Specification

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Intel

Fatwa Summary: MJLA Fatwa 212747517 (First-Sale VAT Exemption)

The Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs (MJLA) deemed that the first sale of real estate by the developer in integrated tourism complexes is not exempt from value added tax (VAT).


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Fatwa Summary: MJLA Fatwa 202737218 (Validity of Corporate Governance Principles for Government-Owned Companies)

The Ministry of Justice and Legal Affairs (MJLA) deemed the Corporate Governance Principles for Government-Owned Companies issued by the Capital Market Authority (CMA) to be invalid due to the failure of the CMA to publish such principles in the Official Gazette and the lack of competence of the Executive President of the CMA to issue them. The MJLA also held that companies subordinate to the Oman Investment Authority are not exempt from the scope of such principles.


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