Nasrollah Pejmanfar, in an interview with the Khaneh Mellat reporter, referring to the need for the government to fully implement the electronic coupon program, stated: according to the law, the government’s duty is to ensure the essential needs of the people’s households. The coupon system is a legal obligation, and this obligation must now be implemented with urgency.

The representative of Mashhad and Kalat emphasized: goods must reach the people at a fixed and clearly defined price, and the concerns related to the 11 essential items of the people must certainly be resolved. The first priority of the government is people’s livelihood, and Parliament strongly insists on this issue.

The Chairman of the Article 90 Commission stressed: this Commission has opened a special case to follow up on the coupon issue. Therefore, we are continuously pursuing the matter with the Ministry of Welfare, the Plan and Budget Organization, and all institutions involved, so that the implementation of the plan is accelerated.

The Chairman of the Article 90 Commission noted: if anyone shows negligence in this area, such negligence cannot be forgiven when it affects people’s livelihood. This matter is among Parliament’s top oversight priorities, and we expect the government to finalize it with seriousness and speed.
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