Speaker: Immunity is not a privilege for the Deputy, but to enable him to perform his duty

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Dr. Ali Abdel-Al, Speaker of the House of Representatives, said that immunity is not a privilege for the deputy, but rather to protect him to enable him to perform his duty of duty. "Immunity must not be taken as an attack on the rights and freedoms of others."

Abdel-Al said during a session of the morning session on Monday, during the consideration of the report of the Committee on Constitutional and Legislative Affairs on the refusal to lift the immunity of MP Reza Nassif, that some lawyers say that cases of delinquency statute of limitations so the claimants to seek legal action against the MP, "The lawyer who says that he will go back to memory, one of the reasons for the suspension of immunity parliamentary immunity, as there is no statute of limitations of the wings, but start a new period of time of the abolition of parliamentary immunity."

Abdel-Al said that parliamentary immunity aims to enable the MP to perform duty but at the same time should not be a means to attack the rights and freedoms of citizens, saying: "He explained that talk so as not to understand that the Council protects some MPs without a legitimate, Malicious conditions will be lifted immunity"He said.

"This council is pure and I wish to convey safety to the purity of its members and its outstanding performance," Abdel-Al said. "I see that any person who has a problem has to solve it."

For his part, MP Ihab al-Khouli said that some people mistakenly think that the parliamentary immunity belongs to the deputy. In fact, it is the king of the parliament and has two faces, one inside the courtroom so that the deputy can express a look inside the room, and the other outside the parliament for fear of being harassed because of previous electoral rivalries. , Saying: very easy to hit the link of the secretariat or false check in an attempt to abuse the deputy.