Private security companies operating without a licence in Bahrain could face fines of up to BD5,000, while security managers may be jailed for up to six months for breaching regulatory requirements, under proposed legislation referred to Parliament by Deputy Prime Minister Shaikh Khalid bin Abdulla Al Khalifa.
The government-drafted law seeks to strengthen oversight of private security firms, introduce stricter licensing requirements and improve accountability across the sector .
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