Corporate & Business

Drafting Regulations and Bylaws

We draft internal bylaws, policies and procedures for companies and public bodies in precise legal language, drawing on our members' experience in drafting Saudi laws and their implementing regulations.

Why work with a specialist?

Good bylaws prevent conflicting interpretations, define responsibilities and stand up to review and audit. Drafting regulatory text is a distinct skill that needs precise terminology and consistency with higher-ranking laws.

Who is this service for?

  • Companies that need a complete set of internal bylaws.
  • Authorities preparing or updating their regulations.
  • Associations and non-profits organising their work.
  • Entities aligning their bylaws with new laws.

What we do

Internal bylaws

HR, finance, procurement and delegation-of-authority bylaws.

Policies and procedures

Turning actual practice into written policies and procedures.

Review of existing texts

Auditing current bylaws and identifying conflicts with the law.

Comparative legislation

Comparative studies that support drafting new texts.

How we work

  1. Understanding the entity's activity and needs

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  2. Reviewing the applicable higher-ranking laws

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  3. Preparing the draft bylaw or policy

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  4. Reviewing the draft with your team

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  5. Delivering the final approved text

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Specialist academic supervision

The firm works under the academic supervision of Prof. Dr. Abdulrahman bin Nafa Alsulami, former Head of the Financing Disputes and Violations Circuit in Jeddah, supervisor of postgraduate judicial studies at King Abdulaziz University, and Executive Member of the Fatwa and Sharia Supervisory Board of Gulf International Bank (GIB).

Supervisor's academic profile

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a policy and a bylaw?

A bylaw is a binding text that sets rules and powers; a policy guides decisions on a specific subject; a procedure describes the steps to carry it out.

How long does drafting take?

It depends on the scope and the information available; we set a clear timeline after reviewing your needs.

Should bylaws be reviewed when a new law is issued?

Yes. A new or amended law may require updating the related bylaws, and we carry out that review.

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