Verbal clashes in Parliamentary Sessions have become increasingly common, sparking debates among members in both the House of Representatives and the House of Councilors. What was once a platform for legislation and evaluation has turned into an arena for heated arguments and disruptions.
Experts in parliamentary law highlight the importance of maintaining ethical standards and respectful behavior during sessions. Recent conflicts between Speaker Idris El Chtaybi and other deputies have raised concerns about the conduct of elected officials.
Researcher Mariam Abelil emphasized the need for deputies to address the government directly rather than engaging in confrontations with their colleagues. She also noted a focus on government performance rather than societal issues during parliamentary sessions.
Ultimately, the goal is to ensure that parliamentary sessions remain focused on effective observation mechanisms and constructive debates rather than internal disputes. The behavior of deputies should set an example for others and uphold the integrity of the legislative process.
