Objections to Municipal Violations and Fines Processed Electronically in KSA
The Ministry of Municipalities and Housing has announced that objections to municipal violations, fines, and procedures can now be processed electronically via the Unified Objections Platform within a maximum of 15 days from the date of application submission.
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Key Features of the New Process
- Electronic Submission: The platform allows beneficiaries to submit objection requests without needing to visit ministry headquarters or local municipalities.
- Improved Experience: This initiative aims to facilitate procedures and enhance the experience for customers and beneficiaries.
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Unified Procedures
The processing will follow unified procedures among relevant regulatory authorities, underscoring the ministry’s commitment to:
- Fairness
- Transparency
- Rapid response
Who Can Submit Objections?
Beneficiaries eligible to submit objections include:
- Individuals (citizens and residents)
- Owners and tenants
- Commercial and service establishments
- Business sectors
- Real estate developers
- Anyone subject to penalties under the Municipal Violations Regulations
Tracking Applications
Beneficiaries can track the status of their applications in real time via the Balady platform or app. More information can be accessed through the link: Balady Products.
The Ministry continues to enhance its oversight and legislative tools to ensure justice and improve digital transparency in municipal licensing and oversight processes.
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