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Legislative Consulting Case Studies

Legislative consulting case studies.

Legislative consulting is a founding discipline of the firm. Below: four landmark, first-of-their-kind mandates — and the methodology, grounded in Legisprudence, that we applied to each.

Our methodology

A discipline applied to every project.

Our practice is built on a rigorous engagement with Legisprudence — the science and art of making laws. Every mandate moves through the same sequence, from the policy that precedes a text to the assessment that keeps it fit for purpose.

1
Public Policy DesignLegislation begins with policy — objectives, scope, and evaluation frameworks, with the inter-agency alignment well-formed policy requires.
2
Legislative Solutions DesignA sequenced craft: Legislative History, then a Legislative Proposal, then a Draft Bill to submission standard.
3
Regulatory Impact AnalysisMapping every consequence and defining the scope of any delegated, secondary legislation.
4
Legislation Quality AssessmentOngoing review — on the Law Commission model — of whether instruments remain fit for purpose.
01
Ministry of Commerce

The Commercial Transactions Law

The Kingdom's first comprehensive commercial code.

Primary Legislation

We led the design and drafting of the Kingdom's first unified commercial code — the foundational instrument governing commercial dealings across the private sector. The mandate began long before any draft: with a comparative legislative study of international models for codifying commercial law, which shaped the Kingdom's approach and the architecture of the statute that followed.

InstrumentPrimary legislation
First of its kindUnified Commercial Code
FoundationComparative study
02
Ministry of Sport

The Sports Law

The first statute to regulate the entire sports sector.

Primary Legislation

We developed and drafted the Kingdom's first statute to comprehensively regulate and govern the sports sector — covering the full institutional and commercial architecture of the industry, from federations to commercial rights. A green-field domain required building the policy foundation and the statutory structure in parallel.

InstrumentPrimary legislation
First of its kindWhole-sector statute
ScopeInstitutional & commercial
03
Ministry of Justice

Sharia Principles for International Treaties

Classical jurisprudence, rendered as an operative instrument.

Policy & Principles

We developed and drafted the Sharia Principles governing International Treaties and Agreements — translating classical Islamic jurisprudence into an operative legislative instrument for sovereign institutions across the full lifecycle of treaty negotiation, ratification, and implementation. The work demanded equal fluency in legal theory and the practical demands of statecraft.

InstrumentGuiding principles
SourceClassical jurisprudence
UseFull treaty lifecycle
04
National Debt Management Center

The Government Financing Law

The statutory framework for sovereign financing.

Primary Legislation

We developed and drafted the Government Financing Law — the primary statutory framework governing public debt and sovereign financing arrangements. The instrument had to define the executive authority with precision and anchor the delegation that would govern the secondary instruments operationalizing it.

InstrumentPrimary legislation
DomainPublic debt & financing
CriticalScope of delegation
AlUla, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
First of their kind

Drafting on unmapped ground.

Why it matters

We are pioneers of legislative drafting in the Kingdom.

Having helped author the statutes and regulations that govern entire sectors, we understand the law not only as it reads, but as it was designed to work — a vantage point very few firms share. For our clients, that fluency is a decisive advantage: we anticipate how rules will be interpreted and enforced, and we navigate the Kingdom's legal and regulatory requirements with the confidence of those who helped write them.