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The performance of the House of Representatives is measured by what changes in citizens’ lives and by how well their rights are protected—not by the number of sessions held or statements issued. Jordanians expect their representatives to turn people’s concerns into institutional action and to follow up on the causes of problems and on government promises until results are achieved. This requires serious oversight, legislation whose effects are carefully assessed, transparency in decisions and the budget, independence of judgment, and ongoing communication with voters. The article stresses that the House’s role is not to run institutions or promise to provide services, but to review policies, hold officials accountable, and press for fairer and more effective solutions. Trust is built when representation has a tangible impact.
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