Demanded approving the unified salary scale law, employing Iraqis instead of foreign labor in the oil fields, confirming the education contracts, and distributing land to the security forces in Basra. He took part in reciting the proposed communications law. (With one intervention)

Called on MPs to proceed with reading the communications law.

Held that the army and armed forces do not need compulsory conscription and more fighters so much as a qualitative increase in armament and training — drones, air defense weapons, and surveillance and jamming systems.

Requested that his intervention be withheld from publication, noting that the Council is in constitutional violation regarding the election of the President of the Republic, and that everyone is still awaiting the decisions of the political leaderships.

Called on the Region not to act as a "poisoned dagger" in times of crisis, recalled Basra's sacrifices and generosity despite its poor services, and demanded expediting the formation of the government to confront the accumulated crises.

Affirmed that reform begins with the state by abolishing the exceptional pensions for 1,400 former MPs and ministers and reducing security convoys, and demanded a real committee to eliminate the mafias controlling the ports and the Region's crossings. (With one intervention)

Demanded a parliamentary stance rejecting the "Khor Abdullah" agreement, and reducing the salaries of the presidencies and MPs to raise the salary level of ordinary employees.