Berri and Bassil Clash Over Speaking Time
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The article discusses heated debates during a Lebanese Parliament session between Speaker Nabih Berri and the opposition, led by Gebran Bassil, over the regulation of speaking time, discussion procedures, and questions during the session. The discussion focused on the rights of deputies to speak, especially the opposition, with Bassil requesting an extension of the permitted speaking time, emphasizing the need for more time to discuss opposition issues and respond to them. He pointed out that the main problem revolves around setting a maximum duration for speeches, which is currently five minutes. Berri referred to the internal regulations that govern session organization, while other deputies expressed their surprise at the imposed restrictions on the opposition’s right to speak, considering that such measures undermine the parliamentary oversight role. The debate continued around time management and session arrangements in general.
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