Proposal for User Protection in the Digital Space Approved

The proposal to protect users in the digital space has been approved

Hassan Norouzi, the Vice Chairman of the Joint Commission, announced that the proposal has been approved in the Joint Commission and will soon be sent to the Guardian Council. He stated that the proposal has been approved in the Joint Commission and will be sent to the Guardian Council based on the commission’s decision. In response to a question about whether the meetings were not supposed to be held online and transparently, Norouzi said no. This proposal falls under Article 85 and its details have been examined in the Joint Commission. Norouzi’s statements come while Nouri Ghazaljeh had denied the formation of commission meetings, and now Norouzi says that he did not attend the meetings. The Vice Chairman of the Joint Commission also emphasized that this proposal had many issues and whether these problems have been addressed in the new proposal. He stressed that the issues have been resolved and explained that there were many discussions in the commission, and Mr. Mousavi, the Vice Speaker of the Parliament, was also present, and the members of the commission also signed, and these problems have been resolved. Foreign media outlets should also have representation and cannot operate without representation.