Early in the morning, I went to the Majlis. The election of two members for the Commission for the Supervision of the Banknote Reserve and the auditing of the budget, and the amendment of the bill on councils were on the agenda. At noon, I had several meetings with representatives, and in the evening with the Pakistani Foreign Minister, and before that with Mr. Pouya, who is Iranian, but had come from Pakistan.
Early in the morning, I went to the parliament. The election of two members for the Commission for Oversight of the Banknote Reserve and Budget Settlement, and the amendment of the Councils Bill, were on the agenda. At noon, I had several meetings with representatives, and in the evening with the Pakistani foreign minister, and before that with Mr. Pouya, who is Iranian but had come from Pakistan to learn my views on Pakistan. He was talking about several billion dollars in loans to Pakistan and about the Pakistanis' dissatisfaction with the Saudis.
At night, there was a meeting of the party's Central Council, and the discussion was about candidates for the Islamic Consultative Assembly and the Assembly of Experts, and also about the Labor Law and the objection that the newspapers had created an atmosphere before the law was approved, and the Qom Seminary Scholars' Association had also objected to the atmosphere created by the newspapers, especially the Islamic Republic newspaper. In the draft Labor Law, workers' insurance has not been included, and dismissal of workers has been facilitated, and labor circles consider it contrary to workers' rights, and the Workers' House has also entered the fray against the labor minister. Mr. [Alireza] Mahjoub, a member of the party's Central Council and head of the Workers' House, gave an interview to the newspaper. I went to the parliament to sleep.
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