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Guardian Council approves of Parliament's nuclear bill

IRNA - Islamic Republic News Agency

Tehran, June 24, IRNA -- The Guardian Council on Wednesday approved of the Parliament's nuclear bill obliging the Government to preserve nuclear achievements.

The parliament passed a bill on Tuesday formal session as approved by the majority of the Guardians Council members in its extraordinary Wednesday session and evaluated in conformity with both the Constitution and with the holy Islamic jurisprudence.

The full text of the parliamentary nuclear law is as follows:

Single Article:

In line with preserving the national interests and observing the regulations of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), any nuclear negotiations with the countries of the 5+1 Group (the UN Security Council Big 5 plus Germany) will be validated if the following necessities will be clearly observed in it:

1. All the sanctions will be, as a part of the agreement, fully and solidly terminated on the day of signing the agreement.

2. The International Atomic Energy Agency will be allowed to conduct conventional supervisions on the nuclear sites under supervision of the Supreme National Security Council. Access to military, security, and non-nuclear sensitive premises, documents and scientists are forbidden.

3. No limitation in acquiring peaceful nuclear science and technology and research and development in those fields is acceptable and the Supreme National Security Council guidelines must be observed respectively.

Appendix 1: Based on articles 77 and 125 of the Constitution the outcome of the negotiations must be in conformity both with the Constitution and with the ratifications of the Iranian Parliament.

Appendix 2: The minister of foreign affairs is commissioned to report the process of proper implementation of the agreement to the Parliament once every six-month. The Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission will once every six-month present a report to the MPs about proper implementation of the agreement.

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