Amman, Sept. 10 (Petra) — The latest issue of the Official Gazette
published Law No. 15 of 2026 repealing the Civil Service Consumer
Corporation Law, set to take effect 120 days from its publication
date.

Under the new legislation, the Civil Consumer Service Corporation
will be dissolved upon entry into force, with the Military Consumer
Establishment assuming its legal status, operations, rights,
obligations, assets, and real and personal property.

The law exempts all property transfer and registration transactions
executed pursuant to its provisions from standard taxes and fees.

All existing contracts and agreements concluded by the Civil Consumer
Service Corporation before the law’s effective date will remain
valid, with the Military Consumer Establishment stepping in as the
legal successor.

Pending legal proceedings and lawsuits involving the Civil Service
Consumer Corporation will continue in competent courts, with the
Military Consumer Establishment substituting as the party in
interest.

The legislation provides for the formation of a committee to handle
matters concerning the Civil Service Consumer Corporation’s employees
upon implementation, with its duties and operating procedures to be
established by Cabinet directives.

The enactment repeals Civil Service Consumer Corporation Law No. 53
of 1986 along with its associated regulations and instructions,
tasking the prime minister and cabinet ministers with execution.

//Petra// AF