Tripoli: The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Aguila Saleh, has called for a reevaluation of the recent decision to impose taxes on certain goods, a move that was determined during a session in which he was not present. Saleh addressed the situation during a press briefing, emphasizing the need for careful reconsideration of the tax decision due to its potential impact on the public.According to Libyan News Agency, Saleh explained the circumstances that led to the tax decision, which has sparked significant public and media debate. He underscored that after reviewing the session's conclusions, he issued a press statement advocating for a halt on the imposition of taxes on essential consumer goods. Saleh's concerns were centered around avoiding any adverse effects on the living conditions of citizens, prompting him to request the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya to delay the decision's implementation. This pause would allow for further consultations with experts in economics, finance, and accoun ting to ensure the decision aligns with the nation's best interests.During the press briefing, Saleh asserted that retracting a decision that does not serve the public interest is not a flaw, but rather a responsible action. He championed the notion that it is virtuous to correct course when necessary and emphasized the importance of reviewing decisions that could negatively affect citizens. Saleh urged the public to examine the parliamentary session's recordings and minutes to gain a comprehensive understanding of the tax approval process.Saleh reiterated that the parliament holds the ultimate authority to approve, amend, or cancel the tax. He stressed the necessity of resolving issues that affect citizens' lives through parliamentary processes, supported by expert consultations to ensure well-balanced decisions that prioritize the public interest.