AMMAN The Media Office of the House of Representatives clarified late Wednesday that Speaker of the House Dr. Ibrahim Al-Tarawneh met with a group of food factory owners to hear their complaints and observations regarding the official ban on selling certain food products—including chips—in school canteens. The Media Office affirmed that Speaker Al-Tarawneh emphasized during the meeting that the law remains the ultimate baseline for handling such matters. He underscored that student health and safety are paramount and take precedence over all other considerations, stressing that no commitments or solutions would be made at the expense of student well-being. Furthermore, the Media Office noted that Al-Tarawneh advised the factory owners that their demands and grievances could be submitted to the relevant parliamentary committees once they are elected. The committees will then review the matter by consulting all specialized and concerned authorities. The House Media Office reiterated that the Speaker's office remains open to receiving citizen complaints and observations at all times, clarifying that receiving grievances does not imply a commitment to resolve them in favor of the applicants, but rather ensures they are reviewed and referred to the appropriate parliamentary committees for legal and technical evaluation. Source: Rum News Agency
AMMAN The Media Office of the House of Representatives clarified late Wednesday that Speaker of the House Dr. Ibrahim Al-Tarawneh met with a group of food factory owners to hear their complaints and observations regarding the official ban on selling certain food products—including chips—in school canteens. The Media Office affirmed that Speaker Al-Tarawneh emphasized during the meeting that the law remains the ultimate baseline for handling such matters. He underscored that student health and safety are paramount and take precedence over all other considerations, stressing that no commitments or solutions would be made at the expense of student well-being. Furthermore, the Media Office noted that Al-Tarawneh advised the factory owners that their demands and grievances could be submitted to the relevant parliamentary committees once they are elected. The committees will then review the matter by consulting all specialized and concerned authorities. The House Media Office reiterated that the Speaker's office remains open to receiving citizen complaints and observations at all times, clarifying that receiving grievances does not imply a commitment to resolve them in favor of the applicants, but rather ensures they are reviewed and referred to the appropriate parliamentary committees for legal and technical evaluation. Source: Rum News Agency
AMMAN The Media Office of the House of Representatives clarified late Wednesday that Speaker of the House Dr. Ibrahim Al-Tarawneh met with a group of food factory owners to hear their complaints and observations regarding the official ban on selling certain food products—including chips—in school canteens. The Media Office affirmed that Speaker Al-Tarawneh emphasized during the meeting that the law remains the ultimate baseline for handling such matters. He underscored that student health and safety are paramount and take precedence over all other considerations, stressing that no commitments or solutions would be made at the expense of student well-being. Furthermore, the Media Office noted that Al-Tarawneh advised the factory owners that their demands and grievances could be submitted to the relevant parliamentary committees once they are elected. The committees will then review the matter by consulting all specialized and concerned authorities. The House Media Office reiterated that the Speaker's office remains open to receiving citizen complaints and observations at all times, clarifying that receiving grievances does not imply a commitment to resolve them in favor of the applicants, but rather ensures they are reviewed and referred to the appropriate parliamentary committees for legal and technical evaluation. Source: Rum News Agency
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Will MPs Resolve the School 'Chips Crisis'? Lower House Clarifies Position
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