Article (5) of Bylaw No. (85) of 2006 divides brokers into two groups: Category A and Category B. Category A includes experienced persons on the Roll who are approved by the Chairman but lack a license from Competent Entities. These persons are exem…
Article (5) of Bylaw No. (85) of 2006 divides brokers into two groups: Category A and Category B. Category A includes experienced persons on the Roll who are approved by the Chairman but lack a license from Competent Entities. These persons are exempt from registration on the standard Register. Category B consists of persons operating under valid commercial licences. This dual system allows the DLD to regulate both long-standing industry experts and modern licensed firms.
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