Ministry of Justice · Public Consultation · Implementing Regulations of the Enforcement Law · 2026
Published:
The Ministry of Justice put forward the draft Implementing Regulations of the Enforcement Law for public consultation on August 30, 2026, addressed to the judicial and human rights sector.
At a glance
- Issuing authority
- Ministry of Justice (MOJ)
- Consultation closes
- September 29, 2026
- Scope
- A public consultation from the Ministry of Justice on the Implementing Regulations of the Enforcement Law, covering the judicial and human rights sector.
What it requires
| Who | Obligation | By when |
|---|---|---|
| Ministry of Justice | Put forward the draft Implementing Regulations of the Enforcement Law for public consultation, aiming to raise the efficiency of enforcement, enforce contracts, and strengthen preventive justice and the effectiveness of enforceable instruments. | August 30, 2026 |
| Judicial and human rights sector | Falls within the scope of the draft Implementing Regulations of the Enforcement Law, which safeguards the fundamental rights of the judgment debtor alongside the interests of society when achieving expeditious justice. | — |
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What draft regulation did the Ministry of Justice put forward for public consultation?
The Ministry of Justice put forward the draft Implementing Regulations of the Enforcement Law for public consultation on August 30, 2026, addressed to the judicial and human rights sector.
What are the draft's aims regarding enforcement efficiency and expeditious justice?
The draft aims to raise the efficiency of enforcement, enforce contracts, strengthen preventive justice, and ensure the effectiveness of enforceable instruments, alongside achieving expeditious justice and the prompt delivery of rights to their rightful holders, while safeguarding the fundamental rights of the judgment debtor and the interests of society.
What are the draft's aims regarding enforcement practices, legislative flexibility, and the Kingdom's competitiveness?
The draft aims to keep pace with the latest practices in financial and non-financial enforcement in a manner consistent with the Kingdom's judicial policy, and to achieve legislative flexibility that enables the development of procedural mechanisms without compromising the applicable safeguards, alongside enhancing the Kingdom's competitiveness and its business environment.
How does the draft address digital transformation in enforcement procedures?
The draft aims to ensure that the legislation keeps pace with digital transformation, while streamlining and expediting enforcement procedures, within a scope that covers the judicial and human rights sector.
Frequently asked questions
Who put forward the draft Implementing Regulations of the Enforcement Law?
The Ministry of Justice put forward the draft Implementing Regulations of the Enforcement Law for public consultation on August 30, 2026.
What is the aim of the draft Implementing Regulations of the Enforcement Law?
The draft aims to raise the efficiency of enforcement, enforce contracts, and strengthen preventive justice, while achieving expeditious justice and safeguarding the fundamental rights of the judgment debtor and the interests of society.
Who falls within the scope of the draft Implementing Regulations of the Enforcement Law?
The draft's scope covers the judicial and human rights sector, and it safeguards the fundamental rights of the judgment debtor alongside the interests of society when achieving expeditious justice.
Issuances referenced
Official sources
- Ministry of Justice: public consultation portal
- Ministry of Justice — Issuing authority — official website
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