Cabinet orders nationwide review of judicial officers
- The initiative is expected to enhance institutional oversight, ensure that judicial enforcement powers are exercised within the legal frameworks regulating them, and maintain a balance between enforcing the law and safeguarding public rights.
To strengthen legal discipline and reinforce the protection of citizens’ rights and freedoms, the government has directed all government agencies to prepare a comprehensive inventory of employees and workers holding judicial officer status.
According to informed sources, the step is part of efforts to update official data related to judicial officers and review the mechanisms governing their work across various state institutions.
Sources told local media that the inventory process seeks to establish an accurate and updated database covering all government entities.
The initiative is expected to enhance institutional oversight, ensure that judicial enforcement powers are exercised within the legal frameworks regulating them, and maintain a balance between enforcing the law and safeguarding public rights.
The sources added that government bodies have already started coordinating with their sectors and affiliated departments to collect the required names and information in line with Cabinet directives and official instructions.
The move reflects the government’s broader efforts to improve transparency, strengthen accountability, and regulate the powers granted to officials tasked with judicial enforcement duties.
