No, not expressly. Notwithstanding the obligation for Dubai Financial Services Authority ("DFSA") regulated entities to include in their contracts with service providers specific clauses to allow for the DFSA's access to certain information on the regulated entity (see Question 3 above), in practice, the local law enforcement agencies have broad rights to require disclosure of data in connection with investigations into alleged offenses. The local security agencies' rights are even broader where the disclosure request relates to a perceived risk to national security. Disclosure protocols have been adopted by a number of banks to support them when managing informal information-sharing programs implemented by law enforcement authorities in an effort to support the detection and prosecution of fraud.