The House of Representatives recently concluded its spring session for the 2022-2023 legislative year, with opinion on outcomes varying among representatives.
Heading the Istiqlal team, Noureddine Moudiane was optimistic about the session, praising its positive outcome.
He pointed out the approval of essential draft laws and the government’s improved responsiveness to questions compared to previous mandates.
Moudiane attributed this success to the harmony among the majority, government, and parliament, fostering ongoing dialogue and effective cooperation.
Ahmed Brija, representing the Authenticity and Modernity Party, also shared a positive view of the session’s significance. He emphasized the approval of diverse legal texts and the government’s accountability through questions and oversight. Brega appreciated the progress made during this term.
Rachid Hamouni from the opposition’s Progress and Socialism Party, had a more critical perspective. He raised concerns about the government’s weak response to democratic, human rights, and equality issues.
Hamouni felt that the opposition’s views and legislative initiatives were often disregarded, and there was room for improvement in terms of government accountability and cooperation.
Abdel Samad Heker, representing the Justice and Development Party, identified issues with programming studies and voting on law proposals. He criticized the government’s failure to attend sessions as required and its limited engagement with parliamentary initiatives. Heker believed that more effort was needed to foster an open and constructive dialogue between the government and the opposition.
Aziza Boujreida, a parliamentarian for the Popular Movement Party, echoed the concerns raised by the opposition. She expressed disappointment in the session’s inability to address the expectations of the opposition and the general public. Boujreida highlighted the government’s poor response to oversight initiatives and its lack of engagement with urgent issues.
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