Renewed the demand for solutions to the saline water crisis and falling water levels in Basra before summer, deeming its continuation an injustice to a governorate that feeds 93% of Iraq's budget, and called for forming a committee of Basra members to examine the crisis and submit its report to the Council

Condemned the Kuwaiti coast guard's firing on Iraqi fishermen inside territorial waters, and called for summoning the Kuwaiti ambassador, submitting a protest note, closing the Kuwaiti consulate in Basra, directing the naval force to respond, and forming a parliamentary committee to visit the site

Denounced the security assault on the engineers protesting in front of the Basra Oil Company, and demanded relieving the Energy Police commander and including the engineers' appointment in the budget. (With one intervention)

Asked: how do we conscript our sons and leave them easy prey to Israeli and American aircraft without air defenses? He declared his agreement to proceed with the proposal on condition it be matured, and demanded a parliamentary stance to review the sluggishness that occurred during the war and to strengthen the security forces of all branches.

Compared Iran's continued gas supply to Iraq despite the blockade with the Region's stance blocking exports, and demanded establishing an Iraqi maritime transport fleet, legislating the oil and gas law, and doing justice to Basra. (With one intervention)

Intervened to affirm that taxes and customs have indeed been raised on some foodstuffs and medicines.

Rejected burdening the citizen with taxes just before Ramadan, demanded legislating a law exempting limited-income earners from taxes (in application of Article 28 of the Constitution), and criticized the exorbitant wealth of some customs employees.

Requested amending the bylaws, demanded hosting the Minister of Finance to discuss the austerity plan, and criticized ministers ignoring MPs' communications. (Discussion with two interventions)