Demanded abolishing the use of electronic gas coupons to facilitate supplying citizens and the Husseini processions in preparation for the pilgrimage seasons.

Objected to the law, proposing that the Popular Mobilization law could have been placed on the agenda instead, recalling that those who rose to defend Iraq in 2014 following the religious authority's fatwa represented by Sayyid Ali al-Sistani are the same young men said to be "filling the cafés".

Affirmed that revenues encompass trade, industry and company development and are not confined to the guests' remit, and demanded an immediate parliamentary decision obligating the "caretaker government" to hold off on imposing the taxes rejected popularly and constitutionally.

Proposed dismissing an MP absent for 5 sessions since the fine is not a deterrent, and demanded suspending (Al-Ankushi)'s membership for insulting the symbols and the religious authority.