Six laws on the agenda of today's meeting Approval to submit amendments to the Law on Investment oil filter to parliament

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Six laws on the agenda of today's meeting

Approval to submit amendments to the Law on Investment oil filter to parliament

Baghdad / follow-up justice - 02/11/2013 - 11:58 |

Being the House of Representatives during its 12 and held today the first and second readings of the six bills as well as discuss the two reports.

The source said that "the meeting of the Council of Representatives will see the second reading of the draft law of the First Amendment to the Coalition Provisional Authority Order defunct No. (87) for the year 2004." The source added that "the meeting will also first reading of the draft laws ratification Partnership and Cooperation Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Iraq on the one hand and the European Union and its Member States on the other site in Brussels on 11 May 2012, and the first amendment to the law of service and military retirement No. (3) for the year 2010." The source continued that "the meeting will also first reading of the draft laws Eighth Amendment to the Law on the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research No. (40) of 1988, and the law of the Martyrs Foundation, and the University of Defense for Military Studies, as well as discuss the report Hajj season 1433, and report the challenges and problems faced by environmental reality in the country. "said a member of the Commission on oil and energy parliamentary Susan Saad Committee agreed at its meeting to submit a bill the second amendment to the law on investment in refining crude oil to parliament for a first reading. Saad said that "the importance of the law made the members of the committee voted in favor of it for the purpose of submission to read in spite of the presence of objections by the Congress political blocs." "The approval of the draft amendment came for the purpose of accelerating its endorsement," pointing out that "the amendments will be held in the reading in the House of Representatives." Saad called on all political blocs to "vote on this amendment for the advancement of investment in crude oil refining in the country." She explained that "this law will benefit to the country, especially that Iraq spent huge sums for oil derivatives such as oil, gasoline and gas does not benefit from the amounts that accrue from the sale of crude oil." She Saad said that "approving the second amendment to the law will give companies invested guarantees to enable them to achieve a satisfactory rate of profits and meet the ambitious investor and pull it. "

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Oil Committee to discuss 2nd amendment on investment law of crude oil refining

Added by Baghdad Iraq on February 10, 2013.

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Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) -The parliamentary Oil & Energy Committee will hold a meeting on Sunday to discuss the second amendment for the investment law related to crude oil refining.

Member of the Committee, MP Suzan al-Saad called all the political blocs to “vote on this amendment to upgrade the investment in the crude oil refining in the country.”

“The ratification of this law will grant the investment companies the guarantees that enable them to achieve good rate of profits and meet the ambition of the investors especially since the benefits will be mutual,” she added.

Read more: http://www.iraqinews.com/business-iraqi-dinar/oil-committee-to-discuss-nd-amendment-on-investment-law-of-crude-oil-refining/#ixzz2KajpIrzn

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Progress.

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FEBRUARY 11, 2013

ARTICLE: "Six laws on the agenda of today's meeting Approval to submit amendments to
the Law on Investment oil filter to parliament"

TIDBIT FROM ####### BREAK DOWN: "Thanks yota for throwing this back up for all to see
because it is just one other way that Iraq will be, as the US says; Iraq Will be Largest Growing Economy in the WORLD IN 2013!

If these laws are amended......"


 

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