KABUL performed well in terms of monitoring government’s work and doing legislation during the current legislative year than the previous one, but fared ‘poorly’ in representing the masses.
The survey conducted by the Fair and Free Election Foundation of Afghanistan studied various topics ranging from National Assembly’s meetings, agendas and legislation, monitoring government’s work, representing people and violations of the assembly’s internal duty principles.
Haseeb Motarif, “parliamentary observation” programme in-charge at FEFA, told . . .
