Hait Mujadam, Member of Parliament: A vote of the National Security Commission on the demand of the Ijihad by the Minister of Information does not mean a final decision of the Parliament.
Hayat Moghadam, a member of the Parliament's National Security Commission, wrote on Channel X:
In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
The news published about the removal of the Ijihad conditions from the Minister of Information's conditions refers to a mixed vote in the National Security Commission; The usual routine that is often done as an introduction and background to developing a plan.
At the mentioned meeting the issue was discussed and it was clarified that the mentioned condition is not one of the principles of the constitution, but it was approved by the parliament in the form of one article.
As we know, laws can be brought to the floor of the parliament in two ways: first, a plan presented by the representatives or specialized committees, and second, a bill proposed by the government and after examination by the relevant committees it enters the floor of the parliament.
It is clear that the legislative branch also plays a coordinating and facilitating role in this process.
Therefore, Astamaji's vote in the committee should not be considered as a final approval or a final decision of the parliament.