The Saudi Data & AI Authority $($SDAIA$)$ announced recently postponing the enforcement of the Saudi Personal Data Protection Law $($PDPL$),$ according to SPA.the scope of the National Data Management and Personal Data Protection Standards also extends to business partners handling government data. Such business partners are responsible to understand and apply the Data Management and Personal Data Protection standards to all government data assets within their control and custody. The Standards apply to all government data regardless of form or type including paper records, emails, data stored in electronic form, voice recordings, videos, maps, photos, scripts, handwritten documents, or any other form of recorded data. Source: NDMO.This PDPL is seen as a significant act as it applies to all kinds of organizations and agents collecting and storing data from all the population of Saudi Arabia. The necessity of this law and its enforcement is to protect data and privacy of government agencies, organizations, and citizens, and the benefits of such law is a national endeavor. However, the following commentary on PDPL appears on Bloomberg stating that $[$PDPL$]$ will have a major impact on the cost and ability to do business in the Kingdom.$($a$)$ From your point of view, do you think the postponement of the PDPL is positive or negative, given its importance and implications?$($b$)$ Discuss the implications of the decision in terms of $(1)$ privacy of data, and $(2)$ local and international businesses.