Early in the morning I went to Parliament. The General Accounting Law bill was under discussion; although the government opposes it, it was passed by a slim majority; it will make executive work difficult. This bill took up all of today's parliamentary time. During the recess I gave a speech to the spectators. At noon I had several meetings. In the afternoon, a session to revise the party's positions.
Early in the morning I went to Parliament. The General Accounting Law bill was under consideration; although the government opposed it, it was passed by a narrow majority; it will make executive work more difficult. This bill took up all of today's parliamentary time. During the recess, I gave a speech to the spectators. At noon I had several meetings. In the afternoon, we had a session to revise the positions of the [Islamic Republic] Party; and a meeting of the Central Council. We discussed how to hold the congress, the meeting with the Imam, and the security of the congress. At night, with the presence of the Revolutionary Guard commanders, the Ground Forces, the Prime Minister, and the President, we consulted about the future plan for the war. For the next major operation, they wanted six months, which did not seem right. We asked them to plan for smaller operations. Their situation is not good; the lack of coordination between the Army and Revolutionary Guard commanders is making things difficult. We had dinner there and I came home.
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