Representative d. Maryam Al -Dhawan, that keeping pace with international best practices in the electricity and water sector is a positive step, but it is necessary to verify the suitability of these experiences to our reality, especially in terms of impact on citizens and employees. In her comment on the answer of the Ministry of Electricity and Water Affairs: “It is necessary to emphasize the existence of clear guarantees that these procedures are not reflected in the future, especially since restructuring usually requires new investments that may affect the operational cost, Likewise, with regard to the quality of services, the presence of an independent organizational authority to monitor performance is an important step, but we look forward to setting a mechanism to measure the actual improvement in services. Determining, to ensure implementation smoothly and without confusion in the services, the ministry confirmed that the plan takes all dimensions into consideration, but there are concerns, especially by the employees of each of the Ministry and the Authority regarding the time framework for implementation. Not to be affected by tariff or quality of services, and guarantees for employees about their job stability.
