Dr. Walaa Gad said, Director of the Partners for Transparency Foundation, The Civil Service Law has proven that there is a split in the coalition to support Egypt, and that there is also a division while there are ideological differences and differences between the interests of the representatives.

Gad added that the Civil Service Law needs to be amended and it was a successful step on the road to reform, adding that the MPs' biases are different and they do not care about the interests of the state, but the important thing for MPs is the vote of the electorate in elections even if it is at the expense of the state.

The director of the Partners for Oral Affairs pointed out that the members of the Support Egypt Coalition voted against the law more than their commitment to the law or its amendment, for personal interests, adding that members of Parliament were buying the loyalties of the government employee at the expense of the country's interest.