Time engineering on the parliament floor / When wasting time replaces the representatives' booth The re-opening of the public hall of the Majles on October 25, although it took place after a long break, was accompanied by a significant difference. Starting the meeting an hour late and without giving a clear explanation actually took up a large part of the parliament's useful time. It is interesting that this event is strangely similar to the routine of virtual meetings in recent weeks; A process where similar time-consuming actions almost denied the representatives the possibility to plan 5-minute speeches and 1-3-minute reminders. This repeated procedure reinforces the suspicion of the existence of a political will to limit the scope of review. Removing the representative's stand in the "time management" tool, although it seems technical, actually silences demands and criticisms.

Time engineering on the parliament floor / When wasting time replaces the representatives' booth The re-opening of the public hall of the Majles on October 25, although it took place after a long break, was accompanied by a significant difference. Starting the meeting an hour late and without giving a clear explanation actually took up a large part of the parliament's useful time. It is interesting that this event is strangely similar to the routine of virtual meetings in recent weeks; A process where similar time-consuming actions almost denied the representatives the possibility to plan 5-minute speeches and 1-3-minute reminders. This repeated procedure reinforces the suspicion of the existence of a political will to limit the scope of review. Removing the representative's stand in the "time management" tool, although it seems technical, actually silences demands and criticisms.