Called for abolishing the 'forearm stamp' procedure on referral to medical committees as demeaning, proposing alternative means of verification such as fingerprints and wristbands.

Raised the violation by the Chairman of the Federal Service Council and his deputy for not taking the legal oath since Council Resolution (73) of 2025, and called for a vote to terminate their membership and to assign one of the members to run its affairs

Demanded amending the traffic law to reduce smart-camera fines (from 200 thousand to 15-25 thousand dinars), extend the payment period and abolish the doubling of the fine.

Clarified that the substance and concept of the communications law may not be debated before its first reading is completed.

Demanded hosting government bodies to cancel the decisions raising electricity prices on hotels and imposing heavy insurance on small tourism companies, and questioned the obstruction of the decision to appoint medical professionals. (With one intervention)

His problem is not with the title but with the mechanism; negating compulsion turns the law into the administration of a job service, which is "a disaster". He proposed an alternative law such as a military institutions reform law or support for the Iraqi army. (With one intervention)

Sensed the Speaker's keenness for the session to move quickly, recalling that Article (41) of the bylaws permits an MP to intervene with the approval of the Speaker and his two deputies, that every session sees urgent issues warranting some interventions, and that the Speaker may end them and choose their number whenever he wishes.

Proposed addressing the deficiency in military doctrine and citizenship through the Ministries of Education and Higher Education by adding an academic subject at universities and an educational subject at secondary schools, with visits to shooting ranges and institutions, rejecting the compulsion mechanism and imposing penalties on those who fail to report.

Asked about the fate of the compensation awarded by the Paris court (1.5 billion dollars) and whether Turkey demanded its waiver to resume pumping, and warned of the fuel shortage for private generators with summer approaching. (Discussion with 3 interventions)

Replied to Al-Luwaizi that advancing the item was done by majority vote, and demanded issuing an immediate parliamentary decision obligating the Council of Ministers to hold off on implementing the decisions raising customs and taxes that paralyzed market activity. (Point with two interventions)

Demanded strongly supporting the oversight role, dismissing absent MPs, abolishing secondary committees, and proposed a "third reading" as a discussion session for laws. (Discussion with 4 interventions)