In accordance with the Family Affairs Council’s internal privacy policy, which is designed to protect the privacy and confidentiality of user information and data, and to outline all the terms and obligations required of users when browsing this website, we kindly request that you regularly review the privacy policy posted on the website to stay informed of any updates or changes. Please note that the Council is not obligated to announce any updates to this policy. Your continued use of this website signifies your acknowledgment, understanding, and agreement to this policy and any subsequent updates or modifications. Therefore, by visiting, browsing, or using the Council’s website, you affirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to abide by the privacy and confidentiality policy, as well as all applicable laws and regulations within the Kingdom.

The information, services, and pages provided on this website are delivered “as is” in accordance with best practices and technical and security standards, without any warranties or representations. The Council disclaims all warranties, whether express or implied, including but not limited to warranties that this website will be available without interruption, that it will be accessible at any particular time, that it will be secure, or that it will be error-free. In no event shall the Council be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or special damages of any kind arising out of or in connection with the use of this website, or any other websites, materials, or links accessed through this website.  

The user bears full responsibility for the use, browsing, downloading, and providing of information on this website, as well as for all actions taken while on the site. By using this website, you acknowledge and agree that any personal information you provide or any materials or services you download are done so at your own risk. You will be solely responsible for any damages that may result, including loss of data or damage to your computer system.

The Council is committed to activating E-Participation from all beneficiaries and those interested in family affairs. This includes individuals concerned with all matters related to families and their members in the Kingdom. Through its E-Participation policy, the Council welcomes the sharing of insights, comments, suggestions, experiences, and ideas from all segments of society via the E-Participation channels provided by the Council through its website and social media platforms. This is to enhance the role of society in decision-making and to improve and elevate the quality of services provided.

The Council devotes the necessary attention to studying all future electronic submissions and evaluates them according to the specific terms and conditions for E-Participation. The Council also affirms its right to decide not to publish or delete any submission without being obligated to provide an explanation to the other party. Under no circumstances shall the Council, its employees, representatives, or contractors be held responsible for any consequences arising from the publication of comments or remarks through E-Participation channels.

•All E-Participations shall comply with the laws and regulations of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

•Participations shall be expressed clearly and concisely, demonstrating seriousness and objectivity.

•Participants shall avoid sharing any personal information, including contact details. Providing such information will be considered as consent for data processing.

•Any abusive or offensive language is strictly prohibited.

•Each user may submit only one participation per topic.

•Participations shall be focused on the specific topic at hand and avoid discussing multiple unrelated subjects.

•Personal criticisms that do not contribute to the enrichment of the discussed idea are not allowed.

•The Council’s website and social media platforms shall not be used for any commercial, promotional, or inappropriate purposes.

•Participants shall not misuse the Council’s E-Participation systems in a way that compromises performance, security, reliability, speed, continuity, or the intended operating environment, or that prevents others from using the system.