Supported forming an investigative committee into Iraq's ambassador to Saudi Arabia, and called for addressing the Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs regarding Lieutenant Colonel Asaad Al-Hurayshawi. Criticised the deterioration of health services in both the public and private sectors, and the absence of petrol at filling stations

Criticised the granting of state land under investment licences and the removal of three thousand families with no alternative, officials' doors being closed to citizens and members; called for opening an investigation into the Ministry of Health file in its entirety, in his capacity as a member of the Integrity Committee

Called for placing the first reading of the amendment to the Service and Retirement Law for the Internal Security Forces on the agenda, all its procedures having been completed.

Called for forming a committee to follow up the social welfare file and the seventh instalment with the Ministry of Labor. Called for zeroing traffic fines, since they sometimes exceed the value of the vehicle and a single offence is counted repeatedly by successive cameras amid the absence of infrastructure (discussion with three interventions)

Demanded doing justice to those born in the 1990s in appointments, and proposed amending the traffic law to permit window tinting for a reasonable fee instead of exorbitant amounts. (Discussion with 3 interventions)

Explained that Article (9/Second) of the Constitution regulates flag service by law without referring to compulsion, that Article (2) prohibits enacting a law contrary to the principles of democracy, and Article (37) safeguards human freedom and dignity and prohibits forced labor. He noted that only (60) countries out of (206) have adopted conscription.

Referred to a statement submitted to the Council's presidency regarding some MPs' sense of marginalization, proposed giving a margin of hope to all MPs including those of the small blocs, and condemned the transgressions among MPs.

Warned of the economic repercussions of prolonging the crisis or the war expanding, called for enforcing the domiciliation of the Region's employees' salaries to spare them political bargaining, and appealed to the Commander-in-Chief to intervene to protect the wells.

Questioned the absence of the Commander-in-Chief's role toward 22 crossings run by outlaws, rejected punishing the citizen by raising customs, and demanded a strict timetable to complete automation.