1. The Federal Judicial Council and the competent local judicial authorities shall issue, each within their jurisdiction, the following regulations and guides: a. Regulations for certifications and documentation. b. Regulations for the function of the Personal Status litigation department and the competencies of the supervising judge. c. Regulations governing the work of authorized marriage officers. d. Regulations governing legacies and minors' assets. e. Family Guidance regulations. f. Visitation regulations for children in custody. g. Regulations governing the work of the two arbitrators. h. Regulatory procedural guide on Personal Status matters. i. Guidebook regulating the rules necessary for estimating the value of alimonies, wages, and the like. j. Any other regulations in implementation of the provisions of the attached law. 2. The Cabinet, based on the proposal of the Minister of Justice and after coordination with the relevant federal and local authorities, may assign the implementation of alimonies rulings and their collection to one of the government authorities or private legal persons, to undertake paying them to the judgment creditors and then collecting them from the judgment debtors in accordance with controls and procedures to be issued in this regard. It shall have the status of judgment creditors in following up on the collection of alimonies and any resulting fees and taking the necessary procedures. 3. The Cabinet, based on the proposal of the Minister of Justice and after coordination with the relevant federal and local authorities, may issue a decision to assign the task of implementing visitation, handing over the child in custody, and implementing the rulings, orders, and decisions related to the affairs of the minor to any entity that has the qualifications to do so in accordance with the controls and procedures issued in this regard. 4. The regulations and decisions issued in implementation of the provisions of Federal Law No. (28) of 2005 Concerning Personal Status shall remain in effect until the Cabinet and the Federal Judicial Council and the competent local judicial authorities, each within their jurisdiction, issue the regulations and guides referred to in Clause (1) of this Article.
Interpretation and application must be checked against the official text and current version.