Clarified that the bylaws provide that objection to laws in principle occurs at the second reading, not the first.

Considered obstructing exports a violation of the Constitution, the Federal Court's rulings and international arbitration, and called for judicial and diplomatic action to prevent companies from dealing in the Region's smuggled oil.

Affirmed that the Council of Representatives enjoys full legislative powers and that its decisions have the force of law, and its competence cannot be restricted by a court ruling concerning the restriction of the government's powers.

Criticized the tax "self-assessment" system that reduced revenues, questioned the benefits and harms of imposing deposits in the (ASYCUDA) system, and warned of the manipulation of exemption letters and a single employee's control over the crossings' cameras. (Discussion with two interventions)