In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, companies covered by security surveillance regulations face a 1000 riyals fine for failing to display visible signs indicating CCTV camera usage, as mandated by the General Traffic Department (Moroor).
According to "Saudi Moroor," violation of surveillance laws incurs penalties, with each individual or entity under the law subject to fines for non-compliance, alongside any additional penalties stipulated by other laws.
1. 1000 Riyals Fine: Imposed for not displaying visible signs of CCTV camera use in covered areas.
2. Grievance Option: Offenders can appeal within 60 days of penalty notification.
3. Technical Requirements: Failure to meet specified technical conditions results in a 500 riyals fine.
4. Improper Camera Setup: Installing cameras incorrectly incurs a 1000 riyals fee.
5. Storage Obligations: A 5000 riyals fine applies if video recordings aren't retained for 90 days.
6. Security Breaches: Transferring, publishing, damaging, or destroying recordings may result in a 20,000 riyals penalty.
