, would you think what the current parliament, i.e. the 12th parliament, should do. the parliament can play a very important role in the efficiency of the system . and the rule of law , this human experience shows that if a system wants to be efficient, it must have a rule of law, but the law we say means laws must be transformed into a neat legal system. now we had it arranged. among the haste of laws change as a result, this does not become a legal system. lawyers themselves give an example and say that the legal system is a living organism. just like us, there is a proportion in our body. our head should be of a certain size, if it is bigger than this , it will be ostracized, if it is small, it will be a caricature. this legal system must be adapted. it should have a balance. it is to come in a hurry. the law should be coherent. it should be balanced . a bad change will destroy this coherence. then my interpretation is that the legal system, which is formed from the set of laws, is the software of the government administration. good software, how much work would b

parliament. do you think that in the 10th and 11th parliaments, what important work was done separately , that is, what important and influential decision was passed, the effects of which were big, for example, and the effects have been so far. this remains a question. the next question is what should have been done and what you wanted to do that did not reach the end. basically, how many factors are the parliaments subject to? the first factor is the composition of the representatives who are from what political spectrum and what coordination with the government in each period of time, i.e. are they coordinated or not? and let me tell you that it is a very important discussion that the people who come together are all representatives in terms of so-called power. specialization and also coordination, because in my opinion this coordination is more important than expertise, many times there are people who are so-called experts in the parliament , but the internal mechanism of the parliament is lik

in the fifth parliament. we entered the parliament once. we came fifth, that the government created a value system as a result of the economic policies it had adopted. there was a significant change in our society, the economic pressure on the people it had increased a lot and the inflation rate was around 40 , it was almost 50 in the last two years. it is true that there were riots in mashhad, islamshahr, shiraz and different places in the country. and well, the economic conditions of the people had become almost very bad, and the expectations of the people had risen, in terms of lifestyle, values ​​had changed significantly, which was very strange. in fact , this change in the value system in the society of many of our reference groups that before in fact, after the war , they were almost in the top ranks, they all returned to the bottom ranks of those marje groups. there was a situation that arose after that , naturally, when we entered the parliament , it was the last year of mr. hashemi's government, whe

i came to the third parliament. economics. you came to the third parliament. you came to the fourth economy. what is the fourth? it is the commission of the court of accounts. that is the commission of the court of accounts. how many commissions did we have in the fourth? at the time of the merger, the same commission of the court of accounts was merged with the budget program commission . later, in the following periods, but at that time, i remember that the number of commissions was twice the current situation, and people in the commissions were very limited, for example, 10 or 12 people were not included in the commission. that's 270 people in the so-called average of 12 people in the commissions after the fourth parliament, what did you do then, the first thing we did in connection with the implementation , the experience of these three periods showed me that, well , in the so-called legislation, we almost reached the so-called i felt enough that finally we and that's why i decided to go to the executive issues , but in order to solve the fact that i don't

he questioned the parliament twice, it took until the 9th parliament opened the 9th parliament he asked a question at the beginning of the 9th parliament, he asked a question , and then in the 9th parliament, this was decided, and it was approved here . well, the plan that we had prepared with the cooperation of the inspector general of the country and the ministry of information, and also in the judicial law commission, was weakened. it was approved, it was approved, it did not reach the result we wanted, but in the 7th parliament, in short, the 7th parliament started an important work, it started a good work. he came to badim now, because i was not ready for the property of the authorities until 2014 yes, of course, before in the judiciary, because i was following up on the issue myself, they had an office that they now announce to the ministers, because you know that according to article 142 of the constitution , the president, the leader, the president, the ministers, the vice president, they must have their property before and after it was their responsibility to inform the head of

of the first parliament, the second parliament began. the factionalism within the parliament became very high and classification began. some people are almost in favor of the so-called state economy, while others are also in favor of the so-called free economy and the private sector. as a result of these two c. in political and economic issues, it almost caused factionalism, and this factionalization had an effect, and that is why, for example, we it caused that in the second parliament, we slowly saw the islamic republic party, so called mr. hashemi, may god have mercy on him, the wick went down and it almost became the right wing and the left wing and various issues. it used to happen that this conspiracy was almost placed together . they have tried to have many representatives, for example, regarding credit. they put a so-called line in their work letter and this caused a first amount the parliament started with tension and it took 45 to 50 representatives who, for example, the third parliament wanted their credentials, it took a long

, one is that the parliament is for legislation, secondly , the parliament is for supervising affairs and executive bodies like these, and thirdly, the representative parliament. it means that this is a more important duty in my opinion , because in the principles of our constitution, we have that every representative is responsible to the whole nation and has the duty to represent the whole people, and if he sees any problems or defects anywhere, he should shout and discuss. do therefore, in these three tasks and three special tasks of our parliament, every time we have come forward, unfortunately, we are weak we became more and this current parliament is almost the same. his condition is weak, he has various weaknesses, and if it becomes necessary now, i can tell you some points about it. this parliament, if necessary, regarding the whole system of designing the system to be a parliamentary system or at all based on the presidency, what is your opinion when the constitution was amended in the beginning of the 70's and the end of the 60's so that the prime minister was removed and th

parliament. it didn't happen, while having one-third of the votes means one-third of the votes. the last representative who entered the parliament was about 800,000 people. for example, 780,000 people voted for them, but not even one seat was won. this goes back to the electoral system of the system. the election that we have is a majority system , the majority system has its merits, and the disadvantages of the proportional system versus the majority system, well, the one you say is quoted and the rest is possible with 5 thousand votes, with one vote at all, yes, with one vote, chairs and chairs, and not having a voice, this goes back to the nature this is the electoral system ruling the country because it is the majority it happens now, it's the same with you. if the elections in tehran become regional, this will not happen again. i say this is related to the nature of the electoral system, but according to the constitution, the boundaries of the constituencies are determined by the law. it sho

parliament? i said that there have been 11 parliaments, the fifth parliament was the strongest , that is, the strongest parliament in the sense that there was a maximum participation of 726 people , the participation in the elections of the 11th parliament was the weakest because of the 40% participation when we came . it was the agents, it was the participation, it was the opposition, it was the society of the militant clergy, it was the assembly of the militant clergy it was, but i said that parties were formed from the fifth parliament . as the famous saying goes, now our parties are less than the parties that were active during the fifth parliament . yes, in the fifth parliament, it reached 256 at the end . now there are 13 parties, so to speak. i told you that we are active parties, which now numbered 5 parties in the fifth parliament , but there were more of them, but these 5 were active , what is the situation in the current parliament. well , right now, there are currents moving, the curr

parliament. therefore, the fact that the speaker himself was a rival of mr. khatami and at the same time he was the speaker of the parliament, i think it had an impact on you. that he should try very hard to control the representatives. well , mr.'s emphasis means that he should not be accused of being right with his opponent. yes, this was the society's expectation. it was the leader's expectation that the parliament would respect these issues anyway, but in that sixth parliament. at all, the coming of a group that firstly came from the infrastructure with violations, secondly, that they were based on confrontation with the system, many of them and the president of karroubi did not accept the presidency, not even mr. karroubi, after all , they were the only element seeking to change it, but they were continuously looking for tension. this parliament caused that the view that the society has, the government has the system it is going to the parliament as a group that will lay the rails for the go

council is proposed to the parliament, then the parliament must choose, and when the parliament is not formed , how should the guardian council be formed ? it's over. yes, from then on , we can't imagine a parliament without a guard, because that 's not something we can imagine. well, the parliament examines the general conditions of the country it examines the needs and requirements , it also examines the foreign sharia with its effects and influences on the country and makes decisions in the house of representatives, not all of them, but most of them are aware that their issues should not be contrary to sharia rules or contrary to the law. . it is important to note that this notice is given according to the internal regulations of the parliament, which is itself a law of the mother law. it is possible for the speaker of the parliament to accept what is entered , he may not accept it, and put it to the vote of the parliament, but in any case, it is not certain whether what was decided in the parliament with we can safely say: there is no comparison with sharia, no contradiction the co

there was also the press in the 6th parliament, which left out the 5th parliament and the 6th parliament too. reforms were made in our term . reforms were made in the 6th term, and it even led to beatings. no, i did not see any beatings, but there were many verbal conflicts in the 6th parliament. kodkar dast, yes, i am from the sixth parliament . because i had entered, i was the adviser of the speaker of the sixth parliament, and for that reason, when the constituency was invalidated , i came to be the adviser of the speaker of the parliament, and i mostly served you in the parliament, i remember. we respect your excellency. thank you very much . what was the most critical day of the fifth parliament? the most critical day of the fifth parliament, if we want to count, there were two criticisms , one of which was abdullah nouri's criticism, and the other was mr. mohajerani's criticism, which even mr. dua'i, may god have mercy on him in defense of mr. mohajerani, stood up and shouted that they should vote for him. trust me. your opinion was that they should not fall, but mr. abdullah nouri

apart from the work of the parliament and the representation of the parliament in the 10th and 11th periodsey had government work and work in advisory fields for the ministry of home affairs and had various responsibilities in the work of the government, which we will mention now because i think that the responsibility for example, they were the chairman of the economic commission in the 11th term of the vice chairman of the industry and mining commission. and in any case , their responsibilities are mostly related to economic issues. i think that we should ask them why they did not run for office in this period, and then they think what work should be done in the economic field in the parliament that has been done so far. i have not received it. hello, i am polite to you and the dear viewers of your news. you think that because you are a representative , you are actually very decision-making and probably influential in the economic field. the economic commissions and the so-called economic decisions must be with you a lot, that is , they count a lot on your vote, what should be done , what

since the fifth parliament. i think from the people that i am still your representative in the media, that is , i am in the media and i have not distanced myself from the media, as the famous saying goes, they feel that i am still your representative , that is, now they are demanding, sir, we have the same problem, we have a problem. people's expectations are normal and good. now it's not a problem. i'm happy that you think you're tired, not tired. flow of financial issues yes, yes , so why don't you really become a representative ? i said, take responsibility anyway. i think one of the things that can be used in the parliament is that people monitor the behavior of the representatives and those who he deserves to be elected in the parliament, of course, you still have time , that is, i think not for this election , but for the presidency. republic, you can be a candidate . it's tired. what is the reason why we don't feel tired? alhamdulillah , we are working as much as 10 years old. for four more hours , i can'

for the fourth parliament, friends suggested that we also come to the parliament and we came to the parliament in the list of militant clerics. this was repeated in the fifth term, and you it started in the fourth year of 1971, it should be about the same , but my memory is not very good. yes , how many factions were there in the fourth parliament? they are the same famous factions in the country, the right wing and the left wing or the fundamentalists and the reformists . later, when they changed their names, the majority of them were almost the overwhelming majority of the fundamentalists, yes, but there was also a minority of reformists, despite what important events happened in this parliament. over the years, the fourth parliament was the origin of a series of changes in the country, first of all, in terms of its position, while it was on the same side as the president of the time, the late mr. hashemi rafsanjani. but he had serious strictures with regard to his government in terms of supervision, so that his government was not satisfied with the fourth parliament, and for the fifth parli

and no parliament has followed up. i called that sir why don't you, now we need to know what baluchistan wants to be in the next 30 years , what is esfahan, what is charmal, what is lores all provinces, for example, i said mr. chahar bakhtiari , nature tourism, just announcing, then he will go to the other side and build a platform. he comes to destroy, he goes to build a restaurant, he destroys a place, so plan. we don't have our land, that means the work is done, you are one person and you take a guest, suppose 20 guests come, you tear the table for them, you don't say, whoever goes, let it be done, the matter will be done , see the next article that there is a management model all over the world. you see, now that you are in art, you know what happens in order to produce a beautiful song . they train the artists, then a conductor comes. the conductor is the best hymn or song in the middle. well, for example, what does america have as a model for capitalist management ? what does japan have for self-sacrifice ? what

if the 11th parliament , the 11th parliament, the fifth parliament he proposed good laws and he did a good job, as the famous saying goes, and some things happened in that parliament , if you want, i will say to the service of his highness. definitely , according to the famous saying, the performance was so weak that it is likely that the next election will be less popular. 40% of them even participate, i can't do this let me tell you, this is not the case in our country. it may happen on the night of the election . i recently had the support of the so-called ministry of interior as the head of the house of izhab and the 140 party countries that were there at that time. about a month ago , we had invited them to hold their gatherings. well , i invited mr. tehan nazif, mr. kadkhodaei, and mr. rahvik from the guardian council to give speeches and exchange with the parties, and to talk with mr. jabali as the head of the organization. they also spoke on the radio and television. unfortunately, they could not be with us because of their busy schedules, and mr. vahidi, the minister of int

isn't the 11th parliament an impersonal parliament? the knowledge base of these knowledge-based companies now has advantages for them, they consider the advantages that exist , the education they value and these are the jobs now. they are doing a great deal, or the housing issue was not that the president only introduced the housing production jump law to oblige all agencies to cooperate with the ministry of roads and urban development , the government agency refuses to hand over their land, but now this finally, when they identify a land that is now unused, the ministry of roads can acquire it and then give it to the people for free. a set of very good rules what was the most important thing that the 11th parliament did? well, in addition to the things that i am saying now, the things that are there and these are the discussion of the 7th plan are very important because we are looking at the future, the next 5 years, annually, well , the annual budget is important, we can say many things that have been raised in the discussion of heal

how is the parliament defined in your country and to what extent does your parliament make decisions importantly, your country is influential. according to the constitution of portugal, the parliament is the house of democracy. in fact , the parliament is an institution where the elected representatives of the people enact laws and control the government, in fact, from the financial and economic point of view. they also manage the rule of law and the correct implementation of laws in government organizations. can you explain a little about the electoral system of your country, where members of parliament are elected? in portugal, we have constituencies or actually electoral districts, each of which has several representatives among the elected representatives. in portugal, the parliament is also responsible for choosing the government he is in charge because the majority of the representatives of the winning party or the same party ruling the parliament, in portugal , the president can decide to dissolve the parliament. the president is elected directly by the portuguese people. at t

himself is the speaker of the parliament, but usually he himself is in the parliament, and his powers are limited. do something, so this information about the salaries and salary slips of the representatives is not my name, why are they ? see what they were. i told you a series of salary slips of the representatives. i saw a virtual space a column has been added to these columns, which means that the color is completely separate. it is clear that, of course, a part of this is from the bank , that is, the branch of the parliament itself, there are the letters that go there. it goes to the bank , last name, account number, or the same number, the payment amount, there is nothing else, which means that the bank must have these three pieces of information. well, sir , for example, your salary will be deducted, because here, well, usually, according to article 17, we are exempted from cashing them. should not go out three, four, not more than one here , for example, the ministry of information and security organizations are usually, well, atomic energy or the same apparatus as the accounts

that is to say, almost a month after the gap we had from the 10th parliament , we are still in the parliament in a kind of parmani work and the parliament, but in a way, in fact, the recommendations that the family had more made it possible in this let the current situation be permanent and we would like other young loved ones to enter the arena and be allowed to play a role, god willing . why did the family complain about the representation. you are afraid, that means you didn't leave for the time, that's exactly right, mr. doctor , you were a representative in the metropolis every year. in the smaller cities of our district , there were nowshahr and chalus districts. alhamdulillah, the follow-ups that were done, kallard became part of the district, that is, because it became an independent governorship during the period. we have 3 cities , a geographically vast area. you can look from the kandavanu road through the tunnel you enter go to large areas. the atmosphere goes to different areas in the discussion of hachi and goes down to namak abroud to the scattered villages that have marzan aba

the parliament . yes, why is he saying this, in order to attract someone who is a good representative, he doesn't get a salary, so the one who gets a salary is very arrogant like that. this means that this is a policy, we call it the english policy of destroying others to prove oneself. yes, a person destroys others in order to define himself and say that he is me. what are we not going to do? no, if the attached law has no reason for these issues, you can brag about this and that, bring up what you want to prove in private and public meetings, yes, except you want to say that i am very important. but your performance in the parliament is clear that you are not important. this article is important for this reason. so understand those problems and dilemmas a study representative who wants to legislate comes to the conclusion that in order to solve this problem, a plan should be given to the parliament, either one or two times, we have had examples and this problem is a region. it is not the problem of

this was one of the great works of the parliament, maybe it was the only great work of the parliament, that is, in the last 4 years. it seems that there is no outstanding work other than this image of the kakhmi space, except for the law on the jump in housing production , where we established one million housing units and all the housing funds, so there is work to be implemented, or for example, the discussion of the law on the knowledge of scientific companies now has all the companies of scientists. it all happens because of your law. keep this in mind. the employer does not object to raising the minimum. because the minimum wage or the worker's wage in the finished product is even 15% of the final figure it doesn't pay, which means it doesn't play a role. this is the government that resists because it pays less to its own employees, and gives less to those who have its own employment plan . it suggests that, for example, instead of 45 % inflation, you should add 20% .

happened in the fifth parliament. we entered the fifth parliament once. we realized that as a result of the economic policies adopted by the construction government, the value system in our society had undergone a significant change. the economy of the people had increased a lot, and we had an inflation of about 40, almost 50 in the last two years, that's right, it actually caused those riots in mashhad and khordad, and later in islamshahr, shiraz and different places in the country. and well, the economic conditions of the people had become almost very bad, and the expectations of the people had risen, in terms of lifestyle, values ​​had changed significantly, which was very strange. in fact, this change in the value system in the society of many of our reference groups that before in fact, after the war , they were almost in the top ranks, but all of them returned to the bottom ranks of those reference groups that are down. to be when he came to the top , there were tremendous changes that happened, anyway , we are

of the parliament. here are our losses, here are our lessons. as you say, not only the supreme council is necessary, or whatever we call it, the senate . rather, it is necessary that these representatives, after being elected, have a mandatory familiarization period pass the laws and, as you say, the doctrine that governs the laws, and do you believe that not approving this in the fifth parliament, which is a live issue, has proposed a training course, now very respectfully, an initial legal discourse within the framework of the principles governing the law give them a class for new arrivals . this proposal was not voted on in sahan. you see, now there is a gap of 3 months between the time when the representative is elected, that is, the vote is taken, and the time when the first meeting is held, roughly two months , it takes two months because it is not useless to hold an intensive course, so if this is the case, the government will you can present it in the form of a bill in the 12th parliament. this

did you think that the current parliament, the 12th parliament, should do what the parliament can do it has a very important role in the efficiency of the system. both my studies and my experience show that the law is very important and the rule of law, this human experience shows that if a system wants to be efficient, it must have the rule of law, but the law that we say means. it means that the laws must be transformed into a neat legal system. we can say that we don't have a legal system because, for example, in the assemblies that we have had so far, the laws are often changed in a hurry . as a result, it will not be transformed into a legal system. they say that the legal system is a living organism, just like us a tena there is a proportion in our body, our head should be the same size, if it is bigger than this , it will be ostracized . if this integration is messed up, then my interpretation is that the legal system which is formed from the set of laws is the software of the government administration. a good software, how much work. if our legal system is developed and trans

and we believe that the 12th parliament should be the parliament. change and evolution, let's say where it happened in kurdistan , someone who is a representative wants a long-distance car because he wants to be in the mountains, but his representative in qom does not want a long-distance car. no, it is not for the sake of buying, for example, 350 million to sell for 2 billion, no, this is wrong, this is nothing at all , so we need a serious change, and we can give this system a serious change . when was the most critical day of the second parliament? it is popular when people sing. there will be one period , the first parliament will be one period, the second parliament will be one period the third parliament becomes one term, the fourth parliament , the fifth one becomes a sixth parliament, you see, this is the work of the people, in this parliament, everyone is the same, no, we did not have any parliament that had a hand in all these assemblies, our people's system is a people's system. it is good for our people's system if it is an imitation of

have been more effective, or the 10th parliament, the 7th parliament was more effective. in my opinion, it did a few great things . the same law was the 44th generation of the constitution. it was a change of approach in the parliament. for example, what i remember now is about the important work of that parliament besides this debate. an economy that is active and has relatively strong representatives in the economic field in the seventh parliament, such as dr. nadran, mr. khoshchehar, mr. misbahi moghadam, mr. danesh jafari, and a number of others. now, all the names of mr. dr. sobhani and that your parliament is also the sixth, of course, this parliament is also the seventh, and the number of strong people in the arft field was in the government. at that time, my opinion was that from the eighth , yes, until the end, it was effective. they are a good group in the parliament, and one of their tasks is the discussion of the law. the implementation of the policies of article 44 of the constitution was done in the field of law in the 7th parliament. one of them was the ann

members of parliament in fact, egypt seeks to fulfill the wishes of the egyptian people in the parliament. negotiations between the parliament and the government of egypt. negotiations on the reform of many issues are taking place inside the egyptian parliament and within the egyptian society . therefore, the representatives of egypt must fulfill the wishes of the people. chooses of course, there is also an independent candidate. there are candidates belonging to a party and coalition candidates. these variables are among the most important issues in the political scene of egypt many achievements are achieved and the egyptian people choose their own representatives in the political field . what institution or institutions are involved? do they monitor the election operations in your country and how is this monitoring? there is a big election committee that monitors the presidential elections for two months and also monitors the parliamentary elections. it monitors not only the house of representatives, but also the senate, which was formerly called the egyptian council , which is egypt's

and with something, well, you are the parliament we used to be members of the parliament, for example , they would introduce a car first, give you a loan, and say, sir , in 4 years, you will have less money, then you would own a car , and now these dear members of the 11th parliament, in addition to taking the first one, this is a shameless discussion. loud and these things were brought up, well, the party says , sir, this is about 700 million tomans, giving out 3 billion. people finally realize these things , they say, sir, then they will definitely go to buy a car, and this kind of discussion, at what age did you become interested in my politics, the truth is, mr. ofgami , i was 17 years old, an accident caused me to be in school. he decided with his friends that the class score was low . so to speak, we dug these, the weather was cold , it was winter, whatever it was, we sprayed it, so that you can be warm , we have the tricolor flag of the shahshahi in your school. middle school, later it became clear who they were and this is my friends, for example, they came proudly, i said we

the second parliament of the first parliament, when the second parliament began, the factionalism within parliament became very high and the classification began, some people approximately being in favor of the so-called state economy, some people are also in favor of the so-called economy. being free and private sector. as a result, these two factions almost caused factionalism in political and economic issues, and this factionalization had an effect, and that's why, for example , in the second parliament, we slowly saw the islamic republic party, so called mr. hashemi , may god have mercy on him. the wick went down and it almost became the right wing and the genie of the third parliament. what the third parliament naturally had from the second parliament overcame some of this left current in the third parliament and unfortunately in the third parliament it caused some left currents to become extremists. many of the representatives tried to make a so-called mistake regarding their credentials, for example, and this caused the first part of the parliament to start with tension and it too

of the 10th parliament with a pluralistic parliament model or a critic of the 6th parliament with a single parliament model most of them are reformists, but in any case, the differences in the legislative methods of supervision are obviously the difference in the supervision of politics. and the basic approaches in interacting with foreign policy are clear. mr. shahbazi has been criticizing the jcpoa supporters since the beginning of his presence until now, when i still don't understand what his identity is. those who are going to complete the jcpoa , well, this is one way, this is another view, this is a view that thinks that the interests of the country are in conflict with the world . resolving international misunderstandings and removing excuses for iran-phobia and opening iran's commercial gates to the world, we will achieve our rights in common interests with neighboring countries, but we will also be able to fight against the inflation that has crippled the nation. it is possible to invest in this country with aji maji that we do not have we can achieve investment in this cou

representative of the parliament . yes, it is not known when the representative of the parliament should be removed. that is, if you came and sat on the seat, in other words , do whatever you want. until the end of 4 years, no one has dealt with you. this is not a good thing. i am in the 10th grade. amendment of the law in the election, i made a proposal and it was raised in my forum. my proposal was that if a representative does something against the representative's authority, he loses his eligibility to be a representative. now that job is anything. to the recognition and approval of the supervisory board and the behavior of representatives. lamb in a special branch in the supreme court. take care there too. if he voted, he would be a representative from another agency. so to speak, apologize and leave. well, the parliament has not voted. dr. ali akbar karimi is one of them. who told us that he did not run as a candidate in this new period because of his high work pressure and the so-called complaining of his family

if there is people's participation , the parliament is strong, a strong parliament creates a strong and authoritative government, and the prestige of a nation increases rapidly . the arrogant world is looking for the number of participation bring it down. of course, this is not their job this year , it has always been during the courses, but it was always hit. being, but the enemy is another way, we have to say that it is like a stone at ghazvina's foot. they are still following the boycott of the elections, the lack of attendance at the ballot boxes, and they think that in this way they can carry out the subversive debate . the goal of overthrowing the strong parliament system stands against all this. it is a fact, therefore, people's participation and people, if the statement is resolved, and if not, what will happen if nyan is the history of islam, ghadir khom , the holy prophet amir al-mu'minin raised his voice and said , "i am not, mullah ali mullah, but less than three months, saqeefah was formed. what does saqeefah mean, people of nyan, support for the wilayat and faravin wilayat

the next parliament has to deal with it.t, issues such as marriage, population growth and the like are also among the other issues the next parliament will have to address. in case of war or emergency conditions in to war, the government has the right to... impose temporarily restrictions only with the agreement of the islamic consultative assembly. in no case can such restrictions last for more than 30 days. if the need for them persists beyond this limit, the government must obtain new authorization from the assembly. by the same token, all changes in the boundaries of the country are forbidden, except minor amendments in keeping with the interests of the country on condition that they are not unilateral, do not encroach. on the independence and territorial integrity of the country and received the approval of 4/5th of the total members of the assembly. in mr. muhammady's opinion, if the majority of people go to the polls, the country is very likely to have a parliament of greater efficiency. few things have undermined the

become a member of the parliament without paying people, the salary that a member of parliament receives during his 4 years is not a tenth of the money he is spending for the election of that representative who does this. the representative who does this is not looking for service . it is not a service. my advice to people is that those who spend less are those who are healthier. you, who want to fight corruption , send healthy people to the parliament. i am asking the election candidates to make promises that are beyond your power and do not make promises to the people. dear ones, you are one of the 200 members of the parliament, you cannot decide on your own. let's get it, the parliament has a very big place in the policy making of this country, it is the light of the executive branch, and in fact, for the executive branch, the decisions that the parliament makes , but if i sat in a group, i said your livelihood, i went to the parliament. i think it is not at all possible to solve the livelihood by one person . let's not be pessimistic. people, the great work that was supposed to be do

crime outside the parliament? is there a law on this in your country? do you mean that someone is now a member of parliament, first of all , representatives. so probably the relevant committee has a recommendation the whole assembly is sitting on the floor to represent his responsibilities and facilitate his privileges. if this is done and there is sufficient legal justification for the issue, then the representative's case will be submitted to a normal court because that representative has become a normal citizen. is it possible for you to send a message in farsi to the people of iran for the parliamentary elections? can't i run away from this question? send a message about how important parliamentary elections are not only for iran, but also for the people of the world and even for the people of hungary. if you want in general about. talk about parliamentary elections, i think that it is always important because this parliamentary election is a decisive moment for the political future of any country . democracy

parliament . you have a summons, the court of accounts is a device that monitors performance. the supreme council has the government, and there is only the so-called supervisory part of the parliament, which has an independent organization. there is an article 9 commission, this is the court of accounts, which is formed according to the constitution. at that time , as the head of the commission of the court of accounts, in the fourth parliament, we emphasized our importance for the strengthening of the court of accounts. we did and alhamdulillah we got good results. the first issue was the budget deduction. you have comments on the budget deduction. in fact, the report shows the government's financial performance in one year, even now that the court of appeals is actually very effective in the so-called budget adjustment. one thing we did was that unfortunately, for example , when we were in the commission , the subtraction, for example, was 13 years ago, 10 years ago, so i, as the head of the com

the parliament, inside the crisis parliament. we didn't mean that either. we had differences and conflicts. see why we have differences . rather, our system is a people's system. the term of the third parliament becomes one term, the fourth parliament becomes one term, the fifth parliament becomes one term of the sixth parliament. no, we didn't have any assembly where different people were involved in all these assemblies. our people's system is a good people's system . our people's system is not good for us if it is an imitation of western democracy. western democracy is good for westerners . because we have islam, because we have iranian civilization , we are anti-ahem ahura worship. we have the concept of speech. our queen in iran , our code lady in iran is different from the lady who was in the west. right now, an iranian woman is different from a western woman. how different it is now, even if i'm not muslim , i don't have a job, it's nothing at all, so i have two cultures , the system , and the religion. requirement at any

why are you in the parliament? i didn't register for the 11th, of course, i wrote my name before registering, but i announced that this was to delimit the border with subversives . i apologize for the 11th , i meant the 12th. aha, yes, yes, this description i gave is related to the representative of the 10th period. in tehran, we were doomed to failure, a very small percentage of people participated what was the percentage in the previous period? the previous period was below 20%. tehran, tehran, below 20% . of course, this is not good at all, because the people's parliament is the only way for them to exercise their will in the sphere of power. another, but in any case, the assumption of the law is that these tribunes are the tribunes of the people's voices. when people decide to speak less , it means that they are either disappointed by this tribune , or that the voice that echoes from this tribune may be related to their demands. you don't have it or don't you think that the parliament at all in the situation th

, the second parliament, and the third parliament. we witnessed these things. until in 1368 the subject of renewal. the opinion on the constitution was raised, and the first constitution was reformed using the experience gained during these three periods of the parliament . in the second constitution. therefore, the president himself had the executive power of the government in full possession. with this in mind, i would like to submit to you that in any case, the government introduced by the president, i.e. the cabinet , must be submitted to a vote of confidence by the parliament. show these the power giver of the parliament, of course. there is no difference between the first constitution and the second constitution regarding the authority and power of the parliament, except in one case that i will present to you. but naturally, the powers of the president will be wider. what we predicted with the elimination of the prime minister. it came under the control of the president, but some of the powers that the president had were transfe

he got that post in the 11th parliament, the same parliament we are the chairman's committee, who were responsible for the financial affairs of the parliament , brought a plan during the lifetime of the president to buy a car, he said, sir , when we come, we will give the car from the parliament, oil, driver, interest, tires, etc. it will cost 98 billion tomans over the course of 44 years, a proposal for our parliament. to buy a car, pay an installment to the representatives of the driver. let's not take them for gasoline and polls and all of this . they can use it for the parliament and for their own personal use, but they do not have the right to sell it. the document is in the name of the parliament for 4 years, which means that 5 million 700 thousand tomans is the driver's salary. yes, he is not the owner of the car, it is the car. your hand is yours, the driver, we went to denaplas again, we went to denaplas, denaplasa. let the representatives reduce their salaries every time , the money will not be in the name of the representatives until the end of 4 years . a representative, bu

quickly inform the parliament.happens that in many parliaments of the world, what i saw, even during the voting, only the heads of the factions are present and the representatives are not present, each faction votes its own , except in many cases. it is necessary that you read nothing has been brought up , it should be done publicly at the age of voting. if we go in that direction , yes, we must have a lasting party organization , unfortunately, i can't really call it a party if i have more than one or two organizations in iran right now. rooted and yes, if the current structure is going to be preserved, the parliamentary system is more open for us, because at that time when i was in the sixth parliament, i thought a lot about the technical issues of the elections, for example , that every voter has the right to vote in the elections in tehran. choose 30 people, but in cities, for example far cities choose one person, and this election causes a kind of imbalance between tehran or big cities and other places , which

he quickly informs the parliament.many parliaments of the world , what i have seen is that even during the voting, only the leaders of the factions are present and the representatives are not present . raised it has not been done in the voting age. if we go in that direction, yes, we must have a durable party organization. unfortunately , there are more than one or two organizations in iran . i can't really call it a rooted party, and yes, if the current structure is supposed to be preserved . the parliamentary system is more open for us. because at that time, when i was in the sixth parliament, i thought a lot about these technical issues of the elections, for example, the elections in tehran.

doctor, yes , like the members of the parliament, the members of the parliament are also in the same situation . yes, 25. what is the salary of the members of the parliament now ? those who are academic staff, none of them get salary from the parliament, that 30 tomans with overtime, you said they don't have overtime, mps don't have overtime, that is, the salary received by a member of parliament is completely under the title of their mission. for example, i want to get a mission somewhere , i don't have overtime, so mr. doctor, what about some payments outside of this issue, such as coins, gift cards, other issues? i 'm telling you, i don't even get those things that are officially paid. what gift did you receive on men's day this year at the parliament , on men's day, the birthday of the prophet , i really don't know. thank god, i want to give you a tip unfortunately, we have various occasions , you don't remember any of them, the day of the girl, the day of the young man, the half of sha'ban, which we are facing now, you did not predict, not us, but the government, mr. this is not

creation of a parliament.ate may be able to take the place of many of these, which means that the expediency recognition assembly is no longer necessary or the cultural revolution council is no longer necessary . all laws are passed through the so-called bicameral system. if it is approved, what do you think about amending the constitution? do you think the constitution needs to be amended or does it not need to be amended anymore, in the name of allah , the most merciful? it was from the theory of preventing the occurrence of tyranny. at that time, the members of parliament, the first experts who wanted to deal with the constitution, their main concern was that the constitution should be set up in such a way that the tyranny of tyranny is very bitter. those who have experienced the era of tyranny know how much. bitter and how much it affects human dignity, and therefore we had a very wide division of power in the first constitution, except for the position of presidential leadership. we had and then we had a

what happened in the fifth parliament, see we entered the parliament once we are the fifth. well, as a result of the economic policies adopted by the construction government , the value system in our society has undergone a significant change . it was strange, in fact, this change in the value system in the society of many of our reference groups, which were almost at high levels before, in fact, after the war , these were the conditions that emerged after that, well , naturally, when we entered the parliament last year it was mr. hashemi's government that the poverty alleviation bill was sent to the parliament. giving means it became clear that anyway with attention due to this pressure that has been put on the society , a thought must be given to the weaker sections of the society. the differentiated layer that was given to the parliament for the first time was a part of the government's services at the cost of the government provided from the source of income resulting from this cost of energy , etc. it was allocated that the parliament did not agree with the increase of

the parliament is not appropriate and it will be disrespectful to the parliament . it can have 85 , they participate last time 84 in some courses 88 we are not forced to vote. some european countries, if people do not participate in the elections, conduct them. we do not have such a law, so participation in the elections is voluntary. so almost 85% participate. there are some who decide to support the election process. but they are not supporters of a particular candidate. these people can throw a white paper into the box. do not mark the name of any candidate. in the last period. they decided to vote for one of the parties or candidates . you said that the representative of organization for security and cooperation in europe should attend the danish elections to have is this attendance or optional? if the organization for security and cooperation in europe says that we want to monitor the elections in denmark, we will say that you are welcome. the organization for security and cooperation in europe decides which country it wants to go to and monitor the elections i

the 12th parliament should present it to the 12th parliament.s is related to the internal regulations. the internal regulations are the powers and duties of your representatives, which means that you cannot do anything as the legal deputy of the president. because the discussion related to the by-laws, which also needs a third vote, was designed by the representatives themselves a plan can be presented and approved in the parliament itself , in this area none of the powers have the right to interfere, like the internal regulations of the government, no one else can issue internal regulations for the government in the parliament.

, i was a member of the parliament. alhamdulillah, lord of the worlds. from here, i send greetings to the holy prophet , imam of the time, peace be upon him, and the soul of the imam , and the health of the supreme leader and our zealous nation . we are at your service. sincerely, haj, sir, we were candidates in the first term, the second term, not the third term, and the fourth term, the fifth term, not the term. you were not even sixth, ninth and i mean, see, there was an article in your orders about why i didn't come in the 11th and 12th period . the 10th period ended 3 months before the end of the 10th period. i gave a four-page statement and announced the reasons for my absence in the 11th period in that statement. one of the most important reasons that was significant for me was that i responded to the statement of the second step of supreme leader imam khamenei, and this response of mine to the statement of the second step of the supreme leader is noteworthy and commendable. this statement of mine, which was give