A representative of the people of Tabriz, Azarshahr, and Eskandari in the Islamic Consultative Assembly stated: According to the directive of the Supreme National Security Council, members of parliament should not gather simultaneously in one location, and a maximum of 80 representatives can be present in one place.
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A new directive from the Supreme National Security Council restricts the simultaneous gathering of parliament members to a maximum of 80 in one location. This measure is aimed at enhancing security and managing the presence of lawmakers. It highlights ongoing concerns about political gatherings in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
The Supreme National Security Council issued a directive limiting the simultaneous gathering of parliament members to a maximum of 80 in one location, aimed at enhancing security.
- The directive is a response to ongoing concerns about political gatherings in Iran.
- It reflects the government's efforts to manage political dissent and maintain order.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a complex political system where the balance of power between elected officials and unelected bodies like the Supreme National Security Council is often contentious.
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