In the morning, I left home later to take Effat and Fati to the doctor. Parliament was in recess. At nine-thirty, we went to Parliament. They waited until Sa'eid came and took them to the ophthalmologist.
In the morning, I left home later to take Effat and Fati to the doctor. Parliament was in recess. At nine-thirty, we went to Parliament. They waited until Sa'eid came and took them to the ophthalmologist.
Dr. Rouhani was waiting for me in the office and consulted regarding differences of opinion among the management staff of Voice and Vision (Seda-va-Sima). Mr. [Hossein] Ghafari and Mr. [Ali] Jannati do not get along with each other, even though both are Muslims along the Imam's Line. This has an adverse effect on the quality of Voice and Vision (Seda-va-Sima) and, as a result, on the whole Revolution.
Messrs. Alviri and Yarmohammadi also came and had a discussion regarding the qualification criteria for the bodyguards of parliamentary representatives. It was agreed that if the IRGC (Sepah) investigation verifies each of them, they will be an IRGC member and serve Parliament. The issue of security is important and sensitive these days.
At eleven o'clock, I participated in the seminar of directors-general of Economy and Finance in the ministry's amphitheater and spoke about the difference between religious dues (huquq-e shar'i) and taxes, the necessity of making people aware that paying taxes to the Islamic Republic is a religious duty (vazifeh-ye shar'i), and gaining the public's trust in financial matters through proper conduct and explanatory work showing that taxes are in exchange for government services and expenses; they requested that I get an appointment for them to meet the Imam. It was agreed that tomorrow they would join another group of visitors meeting the Imam.
At noon, Mr. Safati, representative of Abadan, came along with a representative of war refugees residing in Malek Shahr, Isfahan, complaining that the governor-general wants to relocate them and they were not satisfied. I spoke on the phone with the governor-general of Isfahan, Mr. Davoudi. The matter has a political aspect and involves maintaining government control. It was agreed that a few households whose homeowners insist on retrieving their property be relocated.
Mr. Bani-Sadr's reply letter arrived; he insists on obtaining the tape of Mr. [Behzad] Nabavi's remarks in the closed session. I prepared a response.
In the evening, I participated in [the meeting of] the Central Council of the [Islamic Republican] Party. Mr. Mansouri gave news of the theft of secret Ministry of Foreign Affairs documents through the cooperation of Mr. Bani-Sadr's advisor and the director-general of consular affairs, as well as the arrest of Fazlinejad. It will certainly be followed by uproar and tension.
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