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140882
Mon, 09/06/2010 - 14:56
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Iran releases names of persons involved in settling Majlis-govt. disputes
TEHRAN, Sept. 6 (MNA) – The names of persons sitting on the special working committee tasked to settle disputes between parliament (Majlis) and administration were released on Sunday.
Guardian Council Chairman Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati is the chairman of the working group.
The administration is represented by Vice President for Planning and Strategic Supervision Ebrahim Azizi, Vice President for Parliamentary Affairs Mohammad Reza Mir-Tajeddini, and the president’s legal advisor Fatemeh Baddaghi.
Abbass Ali Kadkhodai and Mohammad Reza Alizadeh represent the Guardian Council.
Deputy Speaker Mohammad Hassan Abutorabifard, MP Mohammad Reza Bahonar, and Majlis Research Center director Ahmad Tavakoli are the parliament’s representatives.
The working group has been set up on the order of the Supreme Leader in the wake of a series of publicized rows between the two branches of the government over various issues.
The group is tasked with receiving the viewpoints of the administration and parliament and examining disputes to find a way out of the current situation.
The working group is required to report to the Leader on the progress and results of its sessions.
The members of the group have described the results achieved so far as positive and expressed hope that they will find a permanent and feasible solution for the issue.
Guardian Council Chairman Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati is the chairman of the working group.
The administration is represented by Vice President for Planning and Strategic Supervision Ebrahim Azizi, Vice President for Parliamentary Affairs Mohammad Reza Mir-Tajeddini, and the president’s legal advisor Fatemeh Baddaghi.
Abbass Ali Kadkhodai and Mohammad Reza Alizadeh represent the Guardian Council.
Deputy Speaker Mohammad Hassan Abutorabifard, MP Mohammad Reza Bahonar, and Majlis Research Center director Ahmad Tavakoli are the parliament’s representatives.
The working group has been set up on the order of the Supreme Leader in the wake of a series of publicized rows between the two branches of the government over various issues.
The group is tasked with receiving the viewpoints of the administration and parliament and examining disputes to find a way out of the current situation.
The working group is required to report to the Leader on the progress and results of its sessions.
The members of the group have described the results achieved so far as positive and expressed hope that they will find a permanent and feasible solution for the issue.
