(1/2)- The National Information Center provides the technical linkage between the Shumoos System and other systems to achieve full benefit with the highest speed and efficiency.
(2/2)- The National Information Center offers all technical services to the beneficiary entities (government entities or private establishments) to facilitate the transfer and exchange of required information through the Shumoos System with the highest speed and efficiency.
(3/2)- The National Information Center is considered the responsible entity for contracting and supervising the operating entities of the system that provide technical services and technical support for the system and for introducing them.
(4/2)- Private establishments are required to provide the necessary environment for operating the Shumoos System within the establishments, such as (location, human resources, communication network, computing devices, etc.).
(5/2)- The National Information Center trains and qualifies the human resources in the beneficiary entities to deal with the system.
(6/2)- The permanent main committee for monitoring the application of the Shumoos System, referred to in Article Four, Paragraph (1/4) of the Implementing Regulation, prepares the necessary forms to document violations of the provisions of the law and its implementing regulation.
(7/2)- Reports of violations of the provisions of this law and its implementing regulation and the documentation of violations are submitted to the departments and sections of investigations and criminal research in the regions, which are responsible for taking all necessary actions in this regard and forwarding them to the sub-committee to propose the necessary penalty.
(8/2)- The owner of the establishment or the responsible person is provided with a copy of the violation report upon its documentation, and if they refuse to receive the designated copy, a report is prepared accordingly. The complete violation documents are then submitted to the sub-committee in the region, which proposes the necessary penalty and forwards it to the main committee for evaluation. Subsequently, it recommends the assessment of the penalty and submits it to His Highness the Minister of Interior or his delegate for approval of the appropriate penalty, returning it to the regional police director to implement the penalty and provide the sub-committee with a copy of the issued decision for follow-up.
(9/2)- The relevant entities responsible for documenting violations must train their personnel on the documentation procedures and the use of forms and familiarize them with the system.
(10/2)- The government entities that issue licenses must inform the security entities supervising the Shumoos System (departments and sections of investigations and criminal research) in the event of canceling the activity or transferring its ownership so that the necessary action can be taken.
(11/2)- Anyone granted access rights to the system is considered responsible for the use of their specific privileges and bears legal responsibility for any consequences resulting from misuse.
(12/2)- The National Information Center must provide specific applications for recording (violations - penalties - reports - performance measurement for response speed in providing service to clients).
(13/2)- The departments and sections of investigations and criminal research must conduct the necessary security screening for the personnel granted usage privileges on the Shumoos System before granting them access, relying solely on a certificate of no prior offenses and the security screening in the systems available with investigations and criminal research.
(14/2)- The National Information Center must coordinate the prompt provision of consultation to the establishments obligated to participate in the Shumoos System by providing national identity readers, which should be specified within a timeframe not exceeding one year, and the establishments must provide those readers at their own expense.