The government approved a draft licensing system for companies that supply households with female domestic workers. The cabinet made the decision on Tuesday, and the system is intended to operate in 2026. Companies covered by the regime will need a license to place workers in private homes. The rules will also govern the terms on which services are provided. Housing for the women is included in the framework. Licensing gives the government a formal way to monitor how the sector operates. The published text does not specify fees or sanctions, and it does not identify the enforcement authority. The measure puts service conditions and worker accommodation under a single regulatory regime for 2026.