Iranian lawmakers have drafted legislation proposing reciprocal actions following the United Kingdom's decision to blacklist the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The bill, submitted to the Parliament’s Presiding Board, details measures intended to respond to the UK’s move. Details of the proposed reciprocal steps have not been publicly released, but the draft signals Iran’s intent to counter what it views as a hostile act. This comes as tensions remain high between Iran and the West over issues including Iran’s nuclear program and regional activities. The UK's designation of the IRGC as a terrorist organization has been condemned by Tehran as politically motivated. The bill’s progress through the Iranian Parliament will be closely watched for indications of the nature and scale of Iran’s response.