Ahram Online provides a summary of the demands made by Tahrir's sit-in and the SCAF's response to them
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Demand
Response
1
The martyrs’ rights:
+ Suspect officers currently under investigation
+ Those awaiting trial reassigned work away from the public
+ The Higher Justice Council agreed to broadcast trials + A fund set up for the martyrs’ families
2
Trial of Mubarak and regime figures:
+ The Higher Justice Council agreed to broadcast trials
+ Mubarak yet to face charges of political crimes
3
Military Trials:
SCAF has not taken any action regarding this demand
4
Anti-Strike Law, New Parties Law and New Parliamentary Law:
5
State Budget:
+ Budget will not be amended, according to new finance minister
+ Welfare spending reduced to reduce deficit
+ No public debate + Mubarak’s notorious privatisation programme scrapped
6
Power of the Supreme Council for Armed Forces
+ Cabinet reshuffle replacing 14 ministers
+ Hazem Abdel Azim, a pro-revolution candidate for the ministry of communication, not allowed in the cabinet, reportedly on the basis of "security bodies' reports"
7
Restructuring the Ministry of Interior:
+ Ministry announced the biggest reshuffle in its history, removing nearly 600 of its top personnel
+ Minister not replaced in cabinet reshuffle
8
Purging key posts: