Pursuant to Article 44 of the Law on Internal Regulations of the Islamic Consultative Assembly (Parliament of the Islamic Republic of Iran ), the Article 90 of the Constitution Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly is formed in order to organize and streamline the Assembly and the representatives, especially in relation to the work of the Executive, Judiciary and Parliament branches, based on various articles of the constitution, especially its ninetieth article. The structure of the members of this commission is as follows: [1] [2] [3] [4]
Note 1- The chairman of the commission is elected from among the permanent members of the commission by the proposal of at least two people by the board of directors of the Assembly and with the vote of the representatives for a term of one year. [1]
Therefore, in ideal conditions, the commission has 8 permanent members and 13 other members. [5]
The Article 90 of the Constitution Commission is one of the Privileged commissions of the Islamic Consultative Assembly to deal with public complaints about the work of the three branches (executive, judiciary, legislature). Each of these branches exercises power separately, and are relatively separate. Accordingly, in order to prevent tyranny as well as to guarantee the freedom and security of the people, it must be monitored by an official overseeing the proceedings of these forces so that each does not go beyond its legal framework. [6] [7] [8]
Article 90 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran states: [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14]
"Complaints concerning the performance of the Parliament, or the Executive, or the Judiciary, may be forwarded in writing to the Islamic Parliament of Iran. The Parliament must investigate these complaints and give a satisfactory reply. When the complaint relates to the Executive or the Judiciary, the Parliament must demand a proper investigation and an adequate explanation from them, and announce the results within a reasonable time. When the subject of the complaint is of public interest, the reply must be made public."
According to Article 90 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, as well as the approvals and internal regulations of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, the legal duties and powers of this commission are as follows: [5] [15]
The Article 90 of the Constitution Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly has two units: [5] [15]
The Article 90 of the Constitution Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly operates in three scopes: [5] [15]
Note: In each of these three scopes, the commission can form committees as appropriate.
The Article 90 of the Constitution Commission is not a judicial authority and does not issue rulings, and its work has no judicial meaning, but is due to the oversight of the parliament in the implementation of laws, and the work of the parliament is inherently political and not judicial. [16]
The scope of parliamentary proceedings is very wide, and the Article 90 of the Constitution Commission begins with the word "everyone". This means that any natural or legal person can file a complaint, but this general permission does not imply that he \ she can file any complaint to the parliament and request a hearing. [16]
The Article 90 of the Constitution Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly has five permanent committees in the scope of the executive branch and related complaints as follows: [5] [15]
The Commission has also one permanent committees in the scope of the judiciary and related complaints as follows: [5] [15]
The Commission has also one permanent committees in the scope of parliamentary proceedings (and special affairs) and related complaints as follows: [5] [15]
The members of the Article 90 of the Constitution Commission of the Islamic Consultative Assembly in the second year of the 11th term of the Assembly are as follows: [17] [18] [19] [20] [21]
Row | Name | Position |
1 | Nasrollah Pejmanfar | Chairman |
2 | Mahmoud Nabavian | First Vice Chairman |
3 | Hassan Shojaei Aliabadi [22] | Second Vice Chairman |
4 | Ali Khezrian [23] | Spokesperson |
5 | Elham Azad [24] | First Secretary |
6 | Naser Hosseinipoor Gachsaran [25] [26] | Second Secretary |
7 | Jalil Mirmohammadi Meybodi [27] | Corporator |
8 | - | Corporator |
9 | - [28] [29] | Corporator |
10 | - [30] [31] | Corporator |
11 | - [32] | Corporator |
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