Al-Sabeel Discusses Achievement and Strategy
The article discusses the performance of the Parliament during an exceptional session, clarifying that although six laws were passed, the quality of legislation was poor. The session was dominated by indecisive and autocratic management, with manipulations during voting and rumors of sudden shifts in deputies' positions, all of which undermine public trust in the legislative process. The article also addresses constitutional doubts surrounding some of the bills, particularly the Real Estate Law. Additionally, it highlights how the presidency ignored certain risks, while emphasizing the importance of deputies upholding the people's right to vote and rejecting the government's attempt to appoint members of the Provincial Councils in their place.
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