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Article 21 of the Saudi Shura Council Law

المادة 21 من نظام مجلس الشورى

Amended (1428 AH)

Article 21 provides that the Shura Council has a General Body made up of the Council's president, vice president, assistant and the chairs of its specialized committees.

Official text after amendments (Arabic)

Compiled from the original text and every officially published amendment; the amendments are shown in full below for comparison.

يكون لمجلس الشورى هيئة عامة، تكون من رئيس المجلس ، ونائبه، ومساعده، ورؤساء لجان المجلس المتخصصة

This is the official Arabic wording, the only legally binding version. We do not translate the law itself; the explanation below is ours. Official source: Bureau of Experts at the Council of Ministers

Article 21 explained in plain English

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Frequently asked questions about Article 21 of the Saudi Shura Council Law

Who is the General Body of the Shura Council made up of?

The president of the Council, his deputy, his assistant and the chairs of the Council's specialized committees.

Where are the General Body's competences set?

This article does not set the General Body's competences; it only sets out its composition.

Amendment history

  1. Royal Decree No. A/181 — 14/12/1428 AH

    Official amendment text (Arabic)

    تم تعديل هذه المادة بموجب الأمر الملكي رقم (أ/ 181) وتاريخ 14/ 12 / 1428هـ ، لتصبح بالنص الآتي :

    ( يكون لمجلس الشورى هيئة عامة، تكون من رئيس المجلس ، ونائبه، ومساعده، ورؤساء لجان المجلس المتخصصة ) .

Original text before the amendments (Arabic)

يكون لمجلس الشورى هيئة عامة، تكون من رئيس المجلس، ونائبه، ورؤساء لجان المجلس المتخصصة.

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