A Critique of the President's Obligation to Report to the Parliament on Annual Performance

According to Article 237 of the act of “The insertion of articles into the standing order of the parlimant”, dated 26/6/2018, the President has been assigned witht the obligation to report on plans he introduces when at the time of the formation of the government and the vote of the confidence of the ministers. This research attempts to answer this question whether the president's duty to report to the parliament on annual performance is in accordiance with the constitution? And on the assumption that this president's duty is contrary to article 57 of the constitution and the necessity of a narrow interpretation of the parliamentary supervision is reinforced, On this basis, it is suggested that in order to eliminate this legal requirement, before it change into a constitutional custom, this matter must be submitted to the “High Council for the Resolve of Disputes and the Establishment of Relations of the Three Powers” by the President.