Parliament's Tuesday work Bill and committee reviews

Oct 6

The parliamentary roundup reports Tuesday's continuation of the foreign-infiltration bill after economy-minister questions were postponed. It says penalties were set for unpublished official-statistics transfers, hostile-media interviews banned and violating legal organizations made subject to dissolution; it supplies no numerical penalty. Nikzad issues a conditional response warning over US threats and refers to Hormuz while attributing White House pressure to desperation. The English and Persian working captions say the strait is open; the report does not resolve that wording against other officials' closure claims. Committee coverage includes Aliabadi's replies, Hashemi's assessment of mandated ICT programmes and special space-sector needs, Tajgardoon's infrastructure-reinvestment argument, housing finance, export-currency inquiries and Saipa's delivery backlog. Separate allegations and future remedies remain attributed.

In Tuesday's session, Iranian lawmakers continue the foreign-infiltration bill, setting a penalty for publishing or transferring unpublished official statistics to foreigners, banning interviews with hostile media and approving dissolution of violating legal organizations. IRINN gives no penalty amount. The account establishes parliamentary clause decisions, not final enactment of the whole bill.