Deputy plans to leave council
Deputy Walid Al-Masri announced his intention to resign from the Parliament after the approval of the Real Estate Ownership Law, expressing his dissatisfaction with the government's manner of handling the law and its failure to clarify its provisions to the public. This has led to widespread controversy and public criticism. He emphasized that the government is responsible for explaining the law's objectives and addressing public concerns, holding the Parliament solely accountable for the resulting debate. He also expressed hope that his interpretation of the provisions of Article Two is correct, or that God will forgive him if he has been misled in his understanding. This comes amid ongoing discussions between supporters, who believe the law aims to modernize real estate regulations, and opponents, who are demanding more explanation and clarification of the law's implications.
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