, yes , when will it probably be reviewed in the parliament, this is in the hands of the parliament the islamic council is on the board of directors, and the last follow-up i had on wednesday and tuesday was the amendment law. there was also an election to amend the law of councils. i have become old . it is on the agenda of the chairman's board. i hope that it will be included in the order of age to announce and collect, god willing . elections, we hope that the respected representatives will deal with this plan as soon as possible and that it will be announced so that, god willing, the legal process will be formed and we can convince you to vote for this plan through the negotiations that we will have with the representatives. your excellency , let's take a look at the duties of the supreme council of provinces. basically, what are the responsibilities of the supreme council of provinces and based on what has been done so far. was he able to be in his right place? to tell the truth , in my humble servant's opinion, not yet, that is, the capacity that the legislator has seen for the co

this bill was approved earlier in the parliament. in the implementation of this agreement , it is necessary to comply with sharia and legal standards. the headmaster or the officials who are responsible for selecting the headmaster should have the citizenship of a country that has political relations with the islamic republic of iran. it was approved. the islamic council will be held on tuesday and wednesday next week. in the name of god, the light, in the name of god, the light, in the name of god, the light, the light in the name of god, light upon light . allah is the witness that there is no god but allah. i am the witness that muhammad is the messenger of god. i am the witness that muhammad is the messenger of god. ashhod an alia, wali allah . hai ali al salah hai ali al falah hai ali al falah god bless you , god bless you, god bless you. there is no god but god, there is no god but god. our story is a travel story. travel from one land to another from the past.

our parliament itself works. 0ur parliament gives— itself works.irest way forward. after all, in the — fairest way forward. after all, in the past hundred years, the -ap in the past hundred years, the gap between second and third parties — gap between second and third parties has never been smaller. for every— parties has never been smaller. for every three conservative mpst _ for every three conservative mps, there are now two lib dems _ mps, there are now two lib dems. and if you will indulge my inner— dems. and if you will indulge my inner politics geek, we are at a _ my inner politics geek, we are at a conference, we are in what's _ at a conference, we are in what's the society is described as a _ what's the society is described as a multipolar parliament. and that respected organisation has floated — that respected organisation has floated changes there could be introduced in parliament to reflect— introduced in parliament to reflect intellectual polarity such — reflect intellectual polarity such as _ reflect intellectual polarity such as oppo

begins with respect for oneself, if the parliament, the chairman of the parliament, then he sees that the ministers will not be able to meet, will not be able to come and so on, he is in favor of respecting each deputy and respecting the institution, he can say: i will not put it to the vote decrees on dismissal, until the minister comes and i report there for two or three minutes, they will not tell me what was done and why he is writing a statement and so on, this is normal european practice, this is normal parliamentarism, i personally am outraged by such things, they disgust me, because it calls out that we are nothing... we are just an empty place, and no one wants to shake hands with us, the ministers have shown you that the parliament is nothing, today, it is true, if the deputies, in fact, are the ones who vote , they eat it, then the opposition, here in my face, the motherland, well, the entire faction, i think that the july faction too, well, we can't do that, let's say so, well, we don't feel comfortable enough in a situation where because of our colleagues, we are also und

but on tuesday , the parliament's supervisory day, on tuesday, the parliament continued to review plans related to the revision of laws in the labor sector and also transportation, in the field of transportation, cases that were actually collected since 1985 and the status was determined and validated, out of 865 invalid and unclear rulings, it was evaluated and finally it was approved, and in order to clarify the system of revision of laws and in the field of drafting the law of the society in the field of transportation, with the aim of referring and improving the laws, it was approved. all of these were held in the pashuhesh center, in the vice-chancellor of laws in the detailed commissions, that is, i myself reported these. dear mr. porsaid , do the strategic work of this work. anyway, this law is related to the compilation and enema of the laws of our country. this law was approved in the parliament in 2009. report construction commission regarding the service agreement bill approval of the humanitarian service agreement bill between the islamic republic of iran and iraq among othe

well, you know that from the beginning of the 12th parliament, the representatives of the parliament'servisors must be in the councils. selection assemblies. it was done last month and today , but we also have two different elections. today , the election of representatives of the islamic council among the asian councils of the world councils, which will also be held today, i will give an explanation because there is little time , regarding the resignation of one of the representatives today . it will be discussed. well, you know that the fifth president of shahrivar. mr. abdulkarim hosseinzadeh elected the representative of naqwa and ashnoye as his deputy for rural and disadvantaged areas . today, his resignation should be presented in the parliament, and the representatives should vote for him from his brothers. they are from tsenn and we wish them success in their new post. thank you very much. let's go to the commissions because when saham is held , there are also commissions on the sidelines. they are very active. what about the commissions today? well, in these two days, that is,

in the following, parliament members were elected to be members of the asian parliaments. five parliamentarians are present in this union for a four-year term. examining mr. abdullah's resignation request. karim hosseinzadeh, the honorable representative of naqdeh and ashnoye, but the islamic council, in the meeting on wednesday , examined the resignation of mr. abdul karim hosseinzadeh, the representative of naqdeh and ashnoyeh, and opposed the resignation and the bylaws clearly stated that the credentials of each person were approved from the representative office. resign accept resignation from through the parliament. we talked with the friends of the guardian council. 246 people were present. the voting started. he appointed mr. hosseinzadeh as the deputy of rural development and deprived areas. in the meeting on wednesday, the representatives of the islamic council discussed the details of the plan, in which it was requested to amend the articles of the law on the organization of duties and elections of the islamic councils of the country and the election of mayors an

the cabinet of ministers submitted to the parliament the draft of the country's main estimate for the next year. why does the government want to keep funding? a single telethon against the background of freezing social standards. we will talk about all this with our guests today, however, before starting our conversation, i suggest you take part in our survey. today we ask you this: do you expect biden's approval of zelensky's victory plan? yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube, either yes or no if you have your separate opinion, please leave it in the comments under this video. if you... watch us on tv, take your smartphone or phone and vote on the numbers 0800 211 381 yes no 0800 211 382 e no, so all calls to these numbers are free, vote, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote , and we already have our first expert in contact, this is vitaliy kulyk, director of the center for researching problems. of civil society, mr. vitaly, i congratulate you, thank you for joining ours conversations, serhiy taran, a political scientist, should still be on our

the last meeting of the parliament was on august 31, when the parliament voted for the ministers proposed by the government, and today is the first meeting. the parliament is actually having three days of public session this week , sunday, tuesday and wednesday. at the beginning of today's public session, mr. ghalibaf, the speaker of the islamic council, in his speech before the order , actually presented the views of the parliaments regarding domestic and international issues, which i some of them, i would like to point out, the speaker of the parliament , in view of the fact that we are on the eve of unity week, actually calls for the unity of the muslims of the world and considered solidarity with the oppressed people of palestine and gaza as part of the unity of muslims. further, the chairman of the islamic shuhoor majlis pointed out the good relationship between the members of the parliament and the government and said that the members of the parliament consider this as part of their duty, as well as preaching to the islamic system, and this is actually in the parliament's vote of co

well, the parliament itself may now think that the parliament itself knows how to prevent it, and what can be done. there is an energy commission in the parliament. it has made it difficult for the parliament to go . please note that there are definitely problems in these laws. there are problems. they should be presented to the parliament. then who should make a decision? the petochemists themselves say this, yes , the devices that are in charge, the devices that are directly related to these rules and regulations must be persistent. do not have anything to do with the petrochemical industries themselves, those who are elites in this field, the elites with the help of the parliament sit down and make the right decision. now, for example, regarding the feed rate formula, which is now one of the challenges of the petrochemical industry, is it true that mr. najafi has done something in this regard, or is going to do something, i will say this. regarding the previous year, we are a new parliament. my new parliament has been involved in the presidential election and the selection of the go

qalibaf also referred to the cooperation and unity between the parliament and the government and alsoassignments in the middle ranks. the government gave in line with the correct interaction of the government, the parliament is necessary. the appointments of the middle ranks of the government board are also in the framework. the principles that the honorable president has laid down under the title of consensus should be implemented and as he emphasizes the necessity of observing the law in all appointments, the parliament will also supervise the proper implementation of the relevant laws in specialized commissions, especially the law on the appointment of persons in sensitive jobs. we hope based on this, managers with efficient motivation, experts who believe in the principles of the revolution in all managerial levels can meet the expectations of the noble people of iran. the speaker of the parliament considered the actions of the european countries to teach the iranian nation and government a lesson that shows their blind influence over the zionist regime and said that as long as th

i absolutely agree with you, let's put it this way, this is an obvious evidence that the parliament islosing its subjectivity, and has probably lost its subjectivity during this time when power was actually concentrated and remains concentrated in the hands of one or more persons in the state, and it is this body, the highest legislative body, that turns into one of the sub-districts. sections of the office of the president of ukraine, well, we all know about that, but in this situation it is important to understand, and what is the role of the parliament, including in the formation of this plan for the victory of zelenskyi, whether it should or should be at least some information brought to the people's deputies of ukraine, discussed, because it is clear that the verkhovna rada of ukraine has specialists, narrow specialists, including in the formation of likenesses. victory plans, or similar plans, but the parliament was not involved, and next week zelenskyi’s team is preparing to present a victory plan to present to the allies, and this was announced by president zelenskyi the day be

now the project has gone to the parliament. yes , probably when. now this is at the disposal of the islamic council of the islamic council in my chairman's board. the last follow-up i had on wednesday and on tuesday was the election reform law, the reform of my council law. god willing, in the order of the document for announcement and collection, god willing, there should be an obligation that if it is to be held, the election process will be held . it should be legalized and we can get them to vote for this plan through the negotiations that we will have with the representatives. god willing , based on this speech, mr. governor, we will have a look at the duties of the high councils of the provinces . basically, what are the responsibilities of the provincial councils and the basis of what is behind today has it been placed, has it been able to be placed in its proper position, to tell the truth, in my opinion, not yet. that is, the capacity that the legislator saw for the councils. now, for some reason, some managers may not want to believe the

— parliament? there is certainly more difficult and — parliament?nt? there is certainly more difficult and unpleasant as - parliament? there is certainly more difficult and unpleasant as labour. difficult and unpleasant as labour mps we perceive it, to come, most likely on increasing taxes but also on cutting spending. bear in mind that keir starmer and rachel reeves bring these decisions is the response to what they claim is a £22 billion black hole they were left by their conservative predecessors that they did not know about but in terms of recouping that, winter fuel allowance barely touches the science. there will have to be an awful lot more and there will have to be an awful lot more and there's two months of lobbying internally in whitehall and westminster before that budget that rachel reeves presents. so there is more of that to come but in terms of votes in the winter fuel allowance, does not to come but in terms of votes in the winterfuel allowance, does not have to be a vote. the conservatives and the liberal democrats will try and push

, well, it is also obvious that today no one doubts that the moscow agent is in the parliament, but he the parliament, he was used from the parliamentary platform against poroshenko against the european solidarity, well, there is a part of them that it seems to me that by the fifth year they still haven't understood where they got to, who they are, what with it is happening to them, for them it is just some kind of me... like a dream, the only problem is that it does not pass without a trace for the state, oleg synyutka is in our studio, we will continue the conversation, but now it is time for news on the espresso tv channel, so we will transmit a word to our colleague iryna koval, who is ready to share with us all the most important situation at this moment. iro, we congratulate you and please share what you have learned. thank you marta, well, as always, there will be information about the situation in the regions, and i will also tell you about which one. who is a pseudo-activist, for now law enforcement officers are conducting searches, so stay tuned for more details in the releas

elections with an unprecedented victory for the muslim brotherhood, securing 23% of the seats in parliament and nearly half million votes from total. of 1.6 million voters. voter turnout in this cycle surpassed 32% compared to the 29.9% participation in the 2020 elections, according to figures from the independent election commission. indeed, the results brought significant surprises particularly with 10 political parties surpassing the electoral threshold of approximately 41,000 votes. the islamic action front, the political wing of the muslim brotherhood took the lead winning 17 out of 41 seats in. the general district allocated for parties nationwide, and 14 out of 97 seats distributed across 18 local districts in the provinces. additionally, the party secured women's quota seats in amman and aqaba, the soul christian seat in amman as well as the only two seats allocated for cerkashians and chetians in local districts of amman and zarqa. overall, the results demonstrate a notable advance for the muslim brotherhood, enabling the... islamic movement to secure 31 parliamentary seats out of

is preparing their written report, in which... in this, too, there is continuity in the work of parliament and one convocation of the second convocation. for this session, which will open on september 17, at the moment we are considering 16 bills in varying degrees of readiness, but this does not mean that exactly 17 september we will consider all 16, we will hold, i think this week a meeting of the council of the house of representatives we will determine those bills. session of the house of representatives and the council of the republic of our national assembly - on the third tuesday of september, this year, the third tuesday of september is september 17, the day of national unity, a day that entered our history, to the day of september 17, 1939, 85 years ago, the date is still round, when our belarusian people reunited in a single state, which today is called: the republic of belarus, one way or another, all the bills of the house of representatives, they work to strengthen our sovereignty, unity, and for you personally, what is unity, what is this concept? unity, sovereignty, independ

i keep pushing for this inside and outside of parliament.need to apply the rules on everyone and all parties. israel is not above international law. we need to agree on all of the stakes that we should respect the international law and human rights. and there is no discrimination between a life of a lebanese or a palestinian or another nationality. all rights arequal. all human being dignities are equal. we need to stop the impunity when it comes to israel. christian: thank you very much indeed for joining us from lebanon this evening. we will take a short break. around the world and across the u.k., you are watching bbc news. ♪ ♪ christian: what you just heard the parliamentarian pointing the fingers at israeli parties. the british prime minister has called to an immediate cease-fire between israel and hezbollah. in his address to the security council he said that diplomacy was the only route to a decision and he warned that israel could be no more excuses for blocking a that should be going into gaza. >> i call on the security council to s

the term of the current parliament is coming to an end, and the next parliament, whose elections were held during the reign of reza shah , should be opened in the fall. however , the representatives and newspapers are pressuring the government to annul and renew the previous elections. for foroughi, but in every the condition of respecting the law is more important than anything else . farouqi was a wise man, he wanted to prevent the situation from collapsing as much as possible. the 13th parliament elections were over and the lawyers had been appointed. he wanted the same lawyers to be the same parliament. if he wants to have elections, it will be crowded. farouqi under the pretext that the government does not have the right to cancel the elections and if we cancel these elections, the former it will be bad that whenever the government loses an election to its detriment, they declare that election invalid. but still the biggest challenge facing the government is the issue of occupation. it is not yet clear what the soviet and british forces someday they will leave iran. the prime min

not everybody in britain votes for parliament.i'm not everybody in the colony, so the colonial assemblies either, but more a greater percentage of the men, white men, i'm just being realistic here, are voting for their elected officials in the assembly of and votedbr in britn for the parliament. it's more democratic and undercutting that, that's undercutting us and for generations, we have had a way that we dealt with the motherland with britain and they are violating the way in which we have done business all the way through this period. we did not start with the violent protests. we did not start this process after the seven year war thinking these wild thoughts that this british professor was talking about. we were measured. offended, yes, we were offended. we were offended by the line drawn through the appellation appalachian mountains, the proclamation line. we when territory like european powers win in any war that they fought. that's what you do if you settle at the end of a war by trading territory. you can see that throug

comprehensive laws will be presented to the parliament . i will announce my readiness for serious close cooperation with the honorable parliament. asadi bidmeshki of the sed and sima news agency, the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs, condemned the crime of the zionist regime in al-mawasi camp in gaza, and the security council took immediate action. in order to restrain this regime, mr. kanani pointed to the evidence of the use of rock-crushing bombs in this horrible crime and affirmed that the terrorist regime of israel, with its insane attacks on civilians , has once again shown that it does not respect any of the legal and international standards and principles. humans are not loyal. the spokesman of the foreign policy apparatus listed the continuation of the zionist regime's crimes for more than 11 months as clear examples of threats to international peace and security, genocide, war crimes, ethnic cleansing, and crimes against humanity. the horrendous crime of the occupiers on the 34th day of the violation of noor ghazala, m

the assemblies then voted in britain for the parliament. it's more democratic and undercutting that that's undercutting us. and for generation boys, we've had a way that we've dealt with the motherland, with britain, and they are violating the way in which we have done business all the way through this period. we did not start with violent. we did not start this process after. the seven years war thinking, these wild thoughts that this british professor trotter was talking about. we were measured, offended yes, we were offended. we were offended by the by the line drawn through the appalachian mountains. the proclamation we went territory like england, like european powers. when any war that they that's what you do is you settle up at the end of a war by trading territories you can see that throughout the history europe that's what happened here and britain gained all these territories they're saying don't go there. what the hell is that to? start with is insulting that we now all of this land and we have tripled the size of british north a

, because let's not forget that, by the way, the previous european parliament, i think, rejected twothree candidacies, and ursula fondern is already setting such a tone freezing of the russian ones, i.e. the fact that such a loan is granted, and the fact that such an initiative, the fact that the call to strike on the territories of the russian federation, especially there goes... the emphasis is on taurus missiles, we know with you the position of germany in this context, and that is why i believe that this is such a political appeal, a good start, on which we all need to work, because unfortunately, well, not everything that was promised to ukraine, not everything that was promised to ukraine, after all, was received in the previous year and the year before last, and when we talk to you about taurus. and about unfortunately, well, let's be honest, about which everyone has already forgotten, this annual military aid in the amount of 0.25% of gdp, well, this is also a good figure that cannot help but be happy, i would like it to be really all worked out already and on the front line,

parliament cannot.it is also the reason that the servant of the people depends on these votes. this dependence does not allow the parliament to take full-fledged steps that would give us guarantees, because, well, i'm sorry, the pro-russian parties can revive. there are enough russian oligarchs to clog our political space with such artificial projects, unfortunately, we have already been through it. thank you, mr. oleksiy, oleksiy koshel , a political scientist, was with us and told us a little bit about the schedules in our parliament. well, now we're going for a short break and we'll be back, we'll watch more news with kateryna shirkopoyats, and then let's go back, let's continue, there's still an hour of marathon ahead. attention, mega sale. cordless saws. strong with a discount of only uah 799. reliable, powerful, convenient. order while the video is streaming. strongg forks will cut trees and bushes with ease. they are convenient to use for carpentry. it is the perfect tool for your home or garden.

let the parliament accept it.t of the parliament will accept it, but there are a number of distinguished people who are outstanding being opposed to the street stand and other patriotic representatives gave a detailed speech for more than two hours in tehran's sabz square , where a large crowd was willing to dissolve the parliament and close it at the hands of nasser al-elam , that 's why they made him the mayor of tehran. he ordered the parliament to close , after the closure of the parliament , he went to mashhad and secretly returned to azerbaijan via russia. the ruling system in russia leads to the withdrawal of russian soldiers from azerbaijan. with the fall of the tsarist empire in russia and the establishment of the soviet union the socialist soviets are caught up in their internal problems and the problems of iran.

that is why i registered the draft law 11424 on foundations in the parliament of the state demographicolicy, which, among other things, provides for the creation of a separate ministry and a specialized vice prime minister. all decisions related to the demographic crisis, the return of refugees, education for their children, construction of housing for internally displaced persons, social benefits, must pass the examination of this department. then you won't have to rake up the problem when it has already been created, everything happened with gabions in schools. and they will extinguish even at the level of ridiculous initiatives. so i hope in the near future deputies support my legislative ideas. of course, i would like to talk about some positive examples of our struggle and our life. there are actually enough of them, and we will talk about them when we solve all the problematic issues. to watch our blogs and do it with me, subscribe to the channel, like. we will be together. tired of a mess in the kitchen, constantly having to sort through a bunch of pans to find the right one, yo

yes, first, within the parliament, _ diplomacy. yes, first, within the parliament, we - diplomacy.tion of 1701. we insist on the importance of the implantation of all revolutions, notjust 70 and many, many are violated by this. we are trying to influence this resolution, but regarding what's happening now, especially led by the us, all diplomatic efforts will remain ineffective at the roof —— if the root causes are not addressed. so far, they are not addressed, and we really see clearly the hypocrisy of the us and many countries from the west. it has declared has been working around the clock to reach a cease—fire, the united states has long been the largest provider of foreign aid to israel, contributing approximately 310 billion economic and military assistance in israel funding. israel has used 45... in order to protect her israel. we cannot... to protect her israel. we cannot- - -_ to protect her israel. we cannot... ., , ., , to protect her israel. we cannot... ., , ., cannot... you put the onus on the western — cannot... you put the onus on the western countries - cannot... y

at the moment it is a voluntary thing, this is what shows the attitude of the minister to the parliament, does he want to tell what has been done, but nevertheless exists there the draft law that was proposed since the 20th year, it seems, proposed to oblige the members of the cabinet to report to the verkhovna rada before dismissal, but the ministers do not comply with this, but if there is no obligation, they voluntarily came to the verkhovna rada, not even all of them from those who wrote applications for freedom. well, those who came, they did not deliver reports, but delivered speeches before the verkhovna rada, and this is also not quite the same thing, and accordingly there are many questions, so some people's deputies and the public still have and why exactly were these ministers dismissed, and what was right or wrong, why were these reshuffles necessary, or the ministers themselves, well, look, simply if we want to artificially impose some form of reporting by law, this does not solve it. problems, that it is obvious that the deputies, the fact that the ministers do not consider

the parliament convenes to hear the government's report. ardeshir zahedi, the minister of foreign affairs, is responsible for presenting the report. considering the current and future developments in the persian gulf, the need to solve this long-standing problem is felt more than ever. as the honorable representatives know, the british government will withdraw from the persian gulf in 1971 , and it may be thought that there will be practical obstacles at that time. the recapture of bahrain has been resolved, and after the withdrawal of britain, the iranian government can seize this island by sending forces. but it should be noted that there may have been some changes in the composition of bahrain's population during this long period of time, which has been affected by the inner desires of the majority of the people there, and the royal government is not aware of it now. it was based on these considerations that shahneshah ariyamehr during the interview. dated on january 14, 1347 in new deli , the rational and worldly line that iran should h

in this, more careful monitoring of the parliament is foreseen.h the approval of the nation's lawyers, the number of the main members of the villages of 1500 people changed more than that. the way of advertising, investigation of election violations, devolution of powers to the city and holding of electronic elections are among the things that have been amended in the council election law. this is also in it has been seen in this law that elections can be held electronically, as well as identity proofs . tell me, sir, you were also present in the parliament sessions to examine this leave , what is your opinion about this leave? in general , we believe that reforming the law is a good thing, that is, it is not a bad thing, but this reform of the law of councils was passed by the supreme council of provinces in the past in two it was given to the parliament last year, and there we had raised better points, but the opinion of the honorable representatives is the criterion for us, and we will take into consideration the amendment of the current law, i

, fortunately, this work was done in the parliament. you can see the largest number of colleagues from the point of view of their presence at the mining site, the commission has been activated, and i am not saying this as the main minute that i had this matter. behind the line of the new minister of labor, from the moment he wanted to be assigned, one of the discussions we had with him was 4 phone steps in the form of a video conference . we had a coal discussion with him a few nights ago with mr. we give messages and talk about old age. we are doing our work, it is our duty to carry out the situation. if the situation is not clear to us, the parliament will have its own monitoring position and we will monitor and approve the culprits. hello , thank you for the program. what i understand is that we are one country anyway. . we are here tonight in the same program as our esteemed guests , we are giving this warning about the repetition of this incident to other mines. we hope that those who are responsible in this field, whether in the p

rachel reeves the chancellor _ parliament returns?or is _ parliament returns? rachel reeves the chancellor is adamant - parliament returns? rachel reeves the chancellor is adamant that - parliament returns? rachel reeves the chancellor is adamant that she | the chancellor is adamant that she sticks to what she said during the general election campaign and that means no increases in the rate of vat, income tax or national insurance though i think she will stick with the threshold freezes that the conservatives had which means in practice more people will be dragged into paying more taxes, the so—called fiscal drag but i think there will have to pay more tax rises under the rules as defined in the choices made by this labour government and i think there will have to be tax increases so i think increasingly people think they could fall on property, you could see increases in property taxes, inheritance tax, changes to higher pensions are taxed but i think they will avoid those main taxes if you will. but that doesn't mean there will. but

the far-right wins the elections to the european parliament.hey occupy an absolutely unprecedented number of seats from france in the european parliament. macron of dissolution. the national assembly of france, appoints early parliamentary elections , there is no need for this, parliament could continue to work in peace, and he is holding these elections under the slogan of stopping the far-right, and the people who want to stop the far-right in the second round of the parliamentary vote are voting for the candidates of macron's party and for the left, for the socialists and for the representatives of the rebellious france party, who simply remove their candidates from the second. the round of elections won by one anti-ultra-right candidate, anti-ultra-right candidate, such solidarity, and thanks to this solidarity, the left and macron's party become the winners of these elections, the left front, the people's front, is in first place , the macron party is in second place, only marine le pen is in third place, that's right, even in third place,

and culture in parliament.— culture in parliament.ure in parliament. would you like to see _ culture in parliament. would you like to see it _ culture in parliament. would you like to see it looked - culture in parliament. would you like to see it looked at? | culture in parliament. would| you like to see it looked at? i think there is a conversation to be — think there is a conversation to be had _ think there is a conversation to be had about a range of issues _ to be had about a range of issues. what we saw under the conservative government of the last few — conservative government of the last few years, not just things around — last few years, not just things around lobbying and money and corruption, those very different things to whether or not you — different things to whether or not you register an interest within— not you register an interest within 28 days and you seek clarification on an interest which _ clarification on an interest which then means you have to put which then means you have to but in — which then means you h

this draft law, which was developed really on our initiative, to the joint working group of the parliamentmilitary industry and the relevant bodies, executive authorities, i.e. kamin, that is more departmental, this, to be honest, well, we are waging this rather incomprehensible struggle with arguments about why the maximum amount of data about the military industry company should be closed for about eight months already, and we have not we understand why wasn't this done earlier. and now the situation is that, in principle, operating with open data that is available in ukraine, we have a very transparent country from the point of view of the array of open data, you can calculate any location of the military industrial complex enterprise, i will not tell you how, well, there are land plots , there are registries, re-registries, otto banal autumn, i.e. open source intelligence, the development of open data allows, in principle, to calculate locations very effectively. the location of industrial complex enterprises, but if we are talking about really old ones, well, there are others soviet,

the honorable parliament reviewed the laws and gave an executive guarantee . we did not sit idly by . . in our correspondence , we warned the president, ministers, and heads of independent executive bodies, as well as licensing authorities, if there was any violation or announcement before the occurrence of a violation, so now i refuse to mention the number of warning letters, we defined inspection programs. we reported in 99 1400 and 141 the inspections will be more detailed , please tell me, mr. azari, because now you are saying the general statistics and general discussions of the deregulation board . we have prepared several reports , which violations did you deal with, which devices did you put on the line , let's talk about some more examples and statistics. but until now, as an example, you have said that we will go to all the executive bodies that are the issuing authorities we have permission, we went, so you are ready. the work of the general inspection organization of the country is to prepare the file of the inspection of the entry into the institu

the first instance took place when presidenti presented his proposed list of ministers to parliament with mr. nuri serving as speaker. interestingly, at that time the administration. was a reformist while the majority of parliament was conservative. all nominees for the ministerial positions received votes of confidence. this time a similar situation unfolded, albeit against a different. drop the country had lost its president in a tragic accident and required new leader to take charge as soon as possible. the entire list received approval from parliament, despite many representatives being conservatives. the outcome was satisfactory. the new cabinet was formed in the shortest possible time to resume governance after an unwanted hiatus. each member of the cabinet underwent a vote of confidence in parliament, a crucial step that demonstrates legitimacy and support from elected representatives, securing these votes indicates level of political stability and consensus among law makers, which is essential for effective governance. dr. pesishgan's cabinet is characterized by a diverse ran

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so what was your perception in the parliament? all the slavish and as to c, i a priority is to factor, well, it's like like you're sitting there with them. they always a believe in what they're saying, no matter how much you remunerative potential is the decision to send hundreds of thousands of ukrainian into a meat grinder. maybe i'm, i'm not so sure that they all believe what they're saying. and i love the land and bureau, do they believe it? a lot of, as the bundle line that has been notorious and bundle line is generally an i us, us, as she has shown what a 100 percent support for us and power for us imperialism a she as behaves like a talk to serve of, of us and power, and sadly she has managed to bring most of the european union river road. i've been a been mixed by. it hasn't been as black and white as har on the issue. he has, for example, he's been target on ukraine. it hasn't been quite as bad on guys that he hasn't been good enough. but because you come from spain and he comes from the social democrats in, in spain, th

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parliament could continue to work quietly. and he is holding these elections under the slogan "stop the far right." and people who want to stop the far-right in the second round of parliamentary voting, they vote for the candidates of macron's party and for the left, for the socialists and for. representatives of the party of recalcitrant france, who simply remove their candidates from the second round of the election so that one anti-ultra-right candidate, anti-ultra-right candidate, will win, such solidarity, and thanks to this solidarity, the left and macron's party become the winners of this election, in the first place the left front, the popular front, in second place is the macron party, in third place only... the position of prime minister, but the prime minister in obviously the left believes that it is now up to france to appoint the president, the only thing parliament can do is to pass a vote of no confidence in michel barnier, his government, but now the question arises, of course the left would like to do this be

we are a new parliament . my new parliament is still involved in the presidential election and the selection of the government cabinet, and now it is the government, and the government's duties were not clear . that there is a stabilization, sit together and decide the obstacles and problems that exist. now , please explain about this feed rate challenge, mr. najafi, how is our engineer in the petrochemical industry, well, it is not today that we are making a decision. we have two challenges we have a big one in the field of laws regarding our feed and utility rates it is true that mandatory pricing has actually been done , instead of breaking the monopoly competition , it has created a monopoly for a few petrochemical companies that are owned by utilities. well, you look at it. the rate of feed and utility was 25% 17-18 every year, it comes to 253 in one year, the price increases, so this is the effect. in the profitability of the companies, in the productivity of the companies , to what extent has anyone rea

resolution of the iraqi parliament atfazlin qassem soleimani yes, the interview of the iraqi parliament was held in the past due to the assassination of sardar soleimani and abu muhandes, master tafzalu without interruption. as a result, the previous government delayed the implementation of this parliament resolution. in the government, it became the nature of the government and its performance, and as a result , we took a different approach and as a result the current government was headed by mr. mohammad shah sudani, and as a result, he adopted such a plan and action and acted in the direction of supporting the parliament. on top of this, other forces also worked and tried in this regard, and the government tried to expel the us-led coalition forces . which was examined by a committee consisting of high-ranking iraqi forces and the armed forces, and as a result, the issue was discussed with the american or the american side about the necessity of the withdrawal of american forces from iraq and the current conditions that we raised. on necessity, in fact, the government iraq emphasized