Qualified Trust Service Providers shall have the following obligations: 1. Complying with the terms of Licenses issued thereto. 2. Ensuring the accuracy of the material data in electronic Authentication Certificates throughout their validity period. 3. Providing an appropriate means for the Signatories that enables them to report any facts that raise doubts about any of the services provided thereby in accordance with the Licenses issued thereto. 4. Providing Authentication Certificate cancellation service. 5. Notifying TDRA of any amendment to the data contained in the license application or of their desire to suspend submission thereof in accordance with the conditions and procedures specified by the Executive Regulations of this Decree Law. 6. Using technically reliable systems and products that ensure technical security and are protected against any changes, modifications or hacks, as determined by TDRA and as approved by the Competent Authorities in this regard. 7. Keeping Electronic Documents, Electronic Signatures and Seals, and evidence related to identification for the period specified by TDRA. 8. Processing personal data in accordance with the legislation in force and the provisions of this Decree Law. 9. Creating and maintaining an updated database of Authentication Certificates, in case the Authentication Certificate service is provided by the Qualified Trust Service Provider. 10. Developing an updated plan to terminate the provision of the electronic Trust Service to ensure the continuity of the service. 11. Refraining from providing the services in case of doubt about the accuracy of the data or the validity of the document submitted to verify the information provided for identification or establishment of the right to representation, or if there is a security impediment or risk. 12. Relying on official data sources of persons in the State to provide any of the Qualified Trust Services specified in the Licenses issued thereto. 13. Any other obligations specified by the Executive Regulations of this Decree Law or other legislation in force in the State.
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