Early in the morning, the children went to school and I went to the parliament. Before the meeting, I read the reports. Article 6 of the land reform plan, which included the transfer of large barren lands, was approved by a weak majority. In the afternoon, a group of Ramyan trainers came, I spoke to them. A few members of the parliament staff came to
Early in the morning, the children went to school and I went to Parliament. Before the session began, I read the reports. Article 6 of the land reform bill, which concerned the transfer of large uncultivated lands, was approved by a narrow majority. At noon, a group of instructors from Ramian had come, and I spoke to them. A few Parliament employees came regarding housing and other welfare matters.
We held a meeting attended by the members of the special commission for the Intelligence Ministry bill, along with the President, the Prime Minister, the Chief Justice, and the commander of the Revolutionary Guard. The discussion was about which branch and authority should oversee intelligence. We mostly leaned toward placing it under the government as an independent ministry. They were also guests of Parliament for dinner.
Late at night, I came home. I spent some time talking with the children, whose mother is away on a trip. The news says that in the Tehran Assembly of Experts election, Mr. Khamenei is in first place and I am in second, with the others trailing behind. We had no other major developments. The main topic of the day is the broad public turnout for the election, which is a sign of the Revolution's consolidation and a cause of despair for its enemies.
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