Article (52) The service provider that exercises a regulated profession which requires a specific license or an authorisation to practice it, shall make available the following: 1. the details of professional entity or institution with which the service provider is registered. 2. the applicable professional title and the country where that title has been granted. 3. the professional rules or other rules applicable to the service provider in the country of authorisation or license, and the ways to access them. 4. any other information that the Supreme Council deems necessary to protect the consumers of the electronic commerce services. Article (53) Any electronic communication which constitutes or forms part of an electronic commerce service of commercial nature, and is provided by a service provider, shall satisfy the following requirements: 1- be clearly identifiable as a commercial communication. 2- clearly identify the person on whose behalf the commercial communication is made. 3- regarding any promotional offers or competitions, the following requirements shall be satisfied: A. be clearly and accurately identified. B. clearly identify whether it includes any discounts, premium or gifts. C. any conditions which must be met to qualify are not misleading or deceptive and presented clearly, unambiguously and are easily accessible. 4- shall not violate public order or public morals. 21