Criticised the caretaker government's disregard of the Council's resolution to halt the deduction of farmers' loans and to receive the entire crop, noting that the same government voted on ten private universities in a single day and made senior appointments beyond its powers

Called for a parliamentary resolution, with forty signatures, to abolish the national training programme for medical and health professions. Criticised the caretaker government's write-off of 4.5 billion dinars in land compensation owed by the Contractors Union, coinciding with raising electricity fees on compliant consumers without holding more than a million network violators to account

Demanded binding the Prime Minister-designate to solve the problem of appointing 200 thousand graduates, noting the existence of 70 thousand vacant grades at private colleges suffering from a severe staff shortage and weak oversight. (Discussion with 3 interventions)

Demanded hosting the Minister of Finance over the 9-month delay in disbursing some citizens' salaries and the absence of cooperation with MPs.

Criticized the weakness of parliamentary oversight and the encroachment of foreign labor at Iraqis' expense, and demanded applying the bylaws to hold absent MPs accountable and deduct their salaries.

Had observations on the draft proposal, chiefly the "cash substitute" that sows class division and opens a door to draining the people's money to escape responsibility, contradicting the spirit of belonging intended. He asked: is the need for numbers, or for quality and supporting the infrastructure, especially the air defenses?

Rejected the Region's control of the export file as a federal competence, denounced the failure to repair the Kirkuk pipeline since 2014, and demanded domiciling the Region's employees' salaries and holding accountable those who seized the oil fields.

Demanded publishing the names of absent MPs and applying the bylaws. He then invoked Article 28 of the Constitution, affirming that taxes or fees may not be imposed except by law, not by government decision, and criticized the existence of more than 100 informal passages in the Region that harm the central and southern crossings. (Discussion with 4 interventions)

Demanded hosting the Prime Minister over his office's reversal (within only 5 days) of a decision issued at a parliamentary request to close and withdraw recognition of 47 uncontrolled border crossings. (With one intervention)

Demanded firmly applying the bylaws by publishing the names of absentees, and holding MPs accountable for absence from committees just like absence from sessions. (Discussion with one intervention)