UAE Fines Public Benefit Institutions Up to Dh30,000 for Violations
The UAE government has announced a new framework for administrative penalties targeting public benefit institutions, as outlined in a recent Cabinet resolution.
This initiative aims to enforce compliance with Federal Decree-Law No. (50) of 2023, which governs the operations of these entities.
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Under the new regulations, institutions can face fines ranging from Dh1,000 to Dh30,000 for various infractions.
Common violations include failing to notify authorities of operational changes, unauthorized participation in events, and mismanagement of funds.
A detailed breakdown of penalties includes:
- Failure to Notify Changes: Warnings for the first two violations, followed by a Dh1,000 fine on the third violation, and possible temporary closure for a month on the fourth.
- Unauthorized Event Participation: Initial warnings, escalating fines from Dh1,000 to Dh2,000, and a month-long closure for repeat offences.
- Hosting Unapproved Guests: Fines start at Dh2,000 for first violations, increasing to Dh6,000 for repeated offences, with the potential for closure.
- Improper Fund Management: Initial warnings followed by fines of Dh5,000 and Dh10,000 for subsequent violations.
The resolution emphasizes the importance of adhering to established regulations and the government’s commitment to transparency and accountability within the sector.
Institutions are encouraged to familiarize themselves with these new rules to avoid penalties and align their operations with national standards.
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