The Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution, the superior of the parliament that was supposed to be at the head of affairs

Abdollah Abdi - Abdi Media

When I say that the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution itself has become a parliament, which of course does not have a Guardian Council, and the parliament does not prevent its approval by passing the law, it means that this is another example.

The secretary of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution sends a draft resolution for the opinion of the president of the Revolutionary Council (and possibly other members) to comment, bypassing the Council, the Court of Justice and the Supreme Administrative Council.

The approval of the resolution (read enactment) by this council for the provisions of the civil service management law, including the appointment of political managers, is practically outside the scope of the powers and duties of this council.

Also, it is clearly contrary to Article 47 of the Civil Service Management Law, which leads to the deterioration of the legislator's decision in the mentioned article.

It should be noted that according to Article 12 of the law amending the Law of the Administrative Court of Justice, the violation of the legal jurisdiction in the Supreme Administrative Council's approvals is within the jurisdiction of the General Board of the Administrative Court of Justice.

It should be noted that the aforementioned possible resolution is exactly an intervention in the legislative matter through the narrowing of Article 47 of the Civil Service Management Law.

Therefore, with the view of the lack of inherent competence and the creation of financial costs, this possible resolution is against principles 75 and 85 as well as article 47 of the Civil Service Management Law.

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