MP Bahaa Hussein Ali Kamal Al-Araji
Two terms- Coalition Reconstruction and Development Coalition
- Party Al-Furatain Movement
- Committee Legal Affairs
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ActivitiesPointed out that the Rules of Procedure require obtaining the government's opinion on any proposal with a financial aspect; proposed adopting the system applied in most countries of appointing graduates for a two-year probationary period before tenure, and forming specialised committees in cooperation with the government
Announced his acceptance of MP Mustafa Sanad's apology, affirming that differences in political positions should not affect personal relations between members, and thanked his bloc for its united stance
Held that the draft amendment to the Labor Law does not meet the formal requirements, and asked the committee to read the original text numbered by its articles without the additions
Affirmed the need to proceed with the first reading of the laws and to leave discussions and amendments to the second-reading stage.
Criticized the persistent delay in session times, demanding accountability and the publication of latecomers' names, and stressed that proposals with a financial aspect must comply with the Federal Court's rulings. (With one intervention)
Affirmed that the Region's officials are subject to the federal government under the Constitution, proposed giving flexibility in the pricing of oil products to traders to encourage export, and stressed the need to expedite extending the strategic Aqaba pipeline.
Supported the vote, considering the Chief of Staff post a technical and necessary one, clarified that the appointment falls exclusively within parliament's competence, and stressed the presidency's need to abide by the bloc leaders' agreements.
Criticized the absence of the two Deputy Speakers, questioned the presented figures for not matching the huge volume of actual imports, criticized the administrative corruption and lack of automation and justice in the tax departments, and demanded the expected revenue figures after applying "ASYCUDA". (Discussion with one intervention)
Proposed limiting interventions to 3 or 4 MPs per bloc in a single session to control time without needing to amend the bylaws.