Two different political perspectives are presented regarding the current political situation and necessary reforms. One source expresses frustration with the pace of reforms, particularly concerning the judiciary, and advocates for a prompt election by December, believing they have offered significant support to the interim government. The other source emphasizes the importance of enacting the "July Charter," a set of proposed reforms, before announcing an election date, arguing that prioritizing reforms first is crucial to prevent political competition from hindering the process and to reassure the public about the future structure of the state. Both sources highlight the need for judicial reform and question the neutrality of the administration and election commission.