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Earthquake in Parliament: A hot week to question four ministers and the head of the Sunni Endowment From 2017-11-21 at 14:11 (Baghdad time) Baghdad Mawazine News Revealed / Mawazin News / on the schedule of a hot week of interrogations will be witnessed by the Iraqi parliament after the Presidency of the Parliament to send the notifications through the official official and ensure delivery to the ministers questioned, most notably the Minister of Education and Minister of Transport and Chairman of the Sunni Endowment. A senior source in the parliament told Mawazine News of the ministers to be interviewed next week, Minister of Communications Hassan al-Rashed (on Sunday), Education Minister Mohammad Iqbal (on Monday), Agriculture Minister Falah Hassan Zidane (Tuesday) On Wednesday) and the head of the Sunni Endowment, Abdul Latif Al-Humim (Thursday). " He explained that the Minister of Communications will be questioned by MP Hoda Sajjad, while MP Razak Muhaibis will question the Minister of Education Muhammad Iqbal, who is expected to witness the surprise of his allies in the Union of Iraqi forces who are trying to use the interrogation to attack him, while MP Alaa Nassif will question Agriculture Minister Falah And Zaidan, who is expected to be a loud interrogation, while MP Nazem al-Saadi questioned the Minister of Transport Kazem elliptical cup with the expectations of the transfer of the outbreak of a heated quarrel occurred at Baghdad airport between the questioned MP and the Minister of Transport against the backdrop of berths in the ports of Basra. • Questioning on the day of the Prophet's birth The Iraqi parliament on Thursday, 30/11/2017, set a date for questioning the head of the Sunni Endowment Bureau, the day of the Prophet's birth, where the chief of the court is expected to not attend the meeting on this day and perhaps hold a ceremony. By the way, he will be attended by leaders of political blocs and the hidden party behind the interrogation. A document issued by the Office of the Secretary-General of the House of Representatives Salahuddin Ahmed Abdul Aziz on November 20 that "a date has been set for questioning the head of the Sunni Endowment Abdul Latif Al-Humim to attend the meeting of the House of Representatives on Thursday, November 30 present." A parliamentary source told Mawazine News that the parliament's presidency adopted the official amount to inform the respondents, as well as announce the agenda of the meetings, to ensure their presence in the interrogation sessions. The MP of the Union of Iraqi forces Abdul Qahar al-Samarrai to complete the file of questioning the head of the Sunni Endowment Abdul Latif al-Humim in the House of Representatives. Samarrai said in a press conference held in the House of Representatives that "the committee competent to consider interrogations completed the file of questioning the head of the Sunni Waqf and we expect the Presidency to set a date for questioning to consider violations of the job and exploitation of the post and corruption. • Legal action The Investigations Committee completed a review of requests to question four ministers and referred them to the Presidency of the House of Representatives. The latter also set the last week of this month as a date for holding a number of ministers under the parliament. Last summer, the House of Representatives sacked Defense Minister Khalid al-Obeidi at the end of August 2016. In October last year, he voted to dismiss Finance Minister Hoshyar Zebari. Last year, he was questioned by the head of the Information and Communications Commission last March. The month of April also witnessed two operations to question the Minister of Health and Chairman of the Council of the Electoral Commission. According to the source, "the Parliamentary Inquiry Committee reviewed the files of the questioning of a number of requests and confirmed the fulfillment of five of these files to the conditions, and was referred to the Presidency of Parliament, which was set the last week of this month to question these ministers in parliament. The Presidency of the House of Representatives, formed earlier this year, a special committee to study the requests of interrogations provided by deputies. The Committee shall examine the requests for questioning and ensure that they meet the legal requirements. The House of Representatives set strict instructions to block the interrogation processes adopted by deputies to prevent political targeting between the blocks. The instructions oblige the passage of the request for questioning in the legal department and then refer it to a special committee, which in turn transfers it to the Presidency to decide the request. It is feared that the interrogation will turn into a sword used for political dichotomy with the upcoming elections. It reflects the depth of the political differences between the Iraqi factions and the transformation of the parliament into a place to settle accounts between opponents or to obstruct government projects and proposals, especially laws related to the powers of the executive and judicial institutions. A relationship with the needs and requirements of the Iraqi society, especially the paragraphs of the annual budget, which is long delayed in the adoption of divergent views on the disbursement and output, which caused the disruption of many laws and projects.