Abbas Goudarzi, spokesperson for the Board of Directors of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, announced that the open sessions of the Assembly will be held on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday next week. These sessions will include the continuation of the consideration of the report from the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission regarding the bill to counter foreign infiltration, as well as the investigation and inquiry into the performance of the National, Pasargad, Parsian, Mehr, Ayandeh, and Day banks.
Agenda of the Assembly and Its Priorities
Goudarzi further stated that the representatives of the Assembly will review the report from the Urban Development Commission regarding the bill on the agreement for cooperation in maritime transport between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Sultanate of Oman. Additionally, the report from the Economic Commission regarding the bilateral agreement on mutual administrative assistance in customs matters between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Republic of Indonesia will also be on the agenda.
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He also referred to the review of the report from the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission regarding the bill to amend the law on the use of weapons by armed forces personnel in emergency situations, stating that this issue is prioritized on the Assembly's agenda. Furthermore, the continuation of the consideration of the report from the Internal Affairs and Councils Commission regarding the bill to support gatherings and marches in accordance with Article 27 of the Constitution will also be discussed in these sessions.
Investigation and Inquiry into Banks and Its Economic Dimensions
Goudarzi continued by stating that the representatives will review the report from the Economic Commission regarding the bill on the management of public debts and also the bill to amend certain provisions of the Engineering System and Building Control Law. These matters are particularly significant in the current economic conditions of the country and require thorough and expert examination.
The investigation and inquiry into 6 banks is a topic that can have significant impacts on the financial market and public trust in the country's banking system. This action is aimed at clarifying the performance of banks and examining the existing challenges in this area. Goudarzi also emphasized the importance of reviewing and supervising the performance of banks, stating that the Assembly, as a supervisory body, will fulfill its duty in this regard effectively.
Next week, the report from the Social Commission regarding the bill to amend Article 37 of the Social Security Law and other related issues aimed at improving the social and economic conditions of the country will also be reviewed. These issues are of high importance given the current economic and social conditions of the country, and the Islamic Consultative Assembly is seeking to provide appropriate solutions in this regard.
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