Abbas Goudarzi, spokesperson for the Board of Directors of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, announced that the public sessions of the Assembly next week will be held on Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Among the important topics of these sessions will be the continued consideration of the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission's report on the bill to counter foreign infiltration, titled the bill to counter the infiltration of foreign intelligence services and governments or entities in the country.
Review of the Bill on Cooperation with Oman and Indonesia
Goudarzi continued: The report of the Commission on Urban Development regarding the bill of the agreement on cooperation in maritime transport between the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Government of the Sultanate of Oman is another item on the agenda for next week's sessions. This bill will help strengthen bilateral cooperation in maritime transport and develop economic relations between the two countries.
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He also referred to the review of the Economic Commission's report on the bill of the bilateral agreement on mutual administrative assistance in customs matters between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Republic of Indonesia, stating that this bill could facilitate trade and reduce customs barriers between the two countries.
Security and Social Plans on the Assembly's Agenda
Goudarzi stated: In the continuation of these sessions, representatives will review the National Security and Foreign Policy Commission's report on the bill to amend the law on the use of weapons by armed forces personnel in emergency situations. These amendments aim to enhance public security and provide an appropriate response to potential threats.
Representatives will also continue to consider the report of the Commission on Internal Affairs and Councils regarding the bill to support gatherings and marches according to Article 27 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, titled the bill on the manner of holding gatherings and marches. This bill is designed to guarantee citizens' rights and social freedoms in holding gatherings.
Goudarzi further referred to the review of the Social Commission's report on the bill to amend Article 37 of the Social Security Law, adding: These amendments could help improve the social and economic conditions of individuals covered by social security.
Investigation into the Performance of Banks
Another item on the Assembly's agenda is the report of the Social Commission regarding the bill for investigation into the performance of the National, Pasargad, Parsian, Mehr, Ayandeh, and Day banks. This investigation aims to examine the performance and clarify the activities of these banks and enhance the banking system of the country.
According to Goudarzi, representatives will also review the report of the Judicial and Legal Commission regarding the urgent bill to add Article (687 repeated) to the Islamic Penal Code concerning combating the unauthorized use of electricity for cryptocurrency mining. This bill is designed to prevent potential abuses in cryptocurrency mining.
In conclusion, the spokesperson for the Board of Directors of the Assembly also mentioned the supervisory section of the Assembly's agenda, stating: The review of the question from Rouhollah Najabat, the representative of Shiraz and Zarqan, to the Minister of Education and the selection of representatives as members and observers in assemblies and councils are also on the agenda. This section of the Assembly's work serves as a tool for overseeing the performance of government agencies and increasing transparency in the country's administrative system.
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