Kashkavi: The plan to remove the Ijihad requirement for the Minister of Intelligence is not a decision of one faction.
Spokesman of the Parliament's National Security Committee:
🔹 It's not like one faction has one opinion, another faction has a different opinion, and the government and the commission each go their own way. The decision in this matter was made at a systemic level with the participation of decision-making bodies.
🔹Those who refer to the question of whether to remove or keep the Ijihad requirement for the Minister of Intelligence should know the structure of the Islamic Republic and its constitution. It is not just a decision of a minister, the government or the parliament; This is a system-wide decision. 🔹What happened today in the parliament - where the urgency level of the bill was changed from two to one - provides more time for expert discussion, and allows the Ministry of Intelligence and the government to express their opinion, while members of parliament can also offer their proposals.
🔹In the end, any decision made regarding this bill will be a decision of the entire system, not just one faction, the government or the parliament alone. The parliamentary vote today reflects this, and the parliament will vote in the next step on the final version of the bill.