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The government cannot blame the parliament for its inefficiency Ahmad Fatmi, Member of Parliament: The government cannot blame the parliament for its performance. Parliament is not perfect and may not have been timely in fulfilling demands or performing oversight functions, but the government implements the law, sets policy, and makes executive decisions; Therefore he must accept responsibility for his performance and decisions. Sanctions, war and foreign pressures are real and people are aware of these conditions, but they cannot justify all the problems. Some of the country's troubles are the result of wrong decisions, wrong policies and inefficiency of some administrators. Parliament's oversight must be timely and serious, and if an administrator is ineffective in fulfilling his duties, a decision must be made regarding the continuation of his responsibilities; In protecting the rights of the people, no one must be appeased.

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The government cannot blame the parliament for its inefficiency Ahmad Fatmi, Member of Parliament: The government cannot blame the parliament for its performance. Parliament is not perfect and may not have been timely in fulfilling demands or performing oversight functions, but the government implements the law, sets policy, and makes executive decisions; Therefore he must accept responsibility for his performance and decisions. Sanctions, war and foreign pressures are real and people are aware of these conditions, but they cannot justify all the problems. Some of the country's troubles are the result of wrong decisions, wrong policies and inefficiency of some administrators. Parliament's oversight must be timely and serious, and if an administrator is ineffective in fulfilling his duties, a decision must be made regarding the continuation of his responsibilities; In protecting the rights of the people, no one must be appeased.

The government cannot blame the parliament for its inefficiency Ahmad Fatmi, Member of Parliament: The government cannot blame the parliament for its performance. Parliament is not perfect and may not have been timely in fulfilling demands or performing oversight functions, but the government implements the law, sets policy, and makes executive decisions; Therefore he must accept responsibility for his performance and decisions. Sanctions, war and foreign pressures are real and people are aware of these conditions, but they cannot justify all the problems. Some of the country's troubles are the result of wrong decisions, wrong policies and inefficiency of some administrators. Parliament's oversight must be timely and serious, and if an administrator is ineffective in fulfilling his duties, a decision must be made regarding the continuation of his responsibilities; In protecting the rights of the people, no one must be appeased.

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