Iraq: Parliament's mandate expired and will not pass more than 3 laws and promotion of retired members

[k98nights]

 

Iraq: Parliament's mandate expired and will not pass more than 3 laws and promotion of retired members

Haider Ali Jawad -24/04/2013-12: 35 pm | Hits: 157

With the Iraqi list, announced on Tuesday, the boycott of the meeting House, the expiration of the mandate of the Parliament "in practice", and predicted the continuing crisis facing the country. The Parliament condemned the laws for the next session, the strategy likely passed three laws including the law on political parties and the 2014 budget amendments to accountability and justice.
And events in hawijah on Tuesday, overshadowed the meeting House, which led to the submission to next Thursday. The Iraqi list boycott announced today for the meeting on the background of the storm the army Theatre in Hawija. The spokesman said the Iraqi list Mason unseat "meeting to be held later at the home of the existing leader Iyad Allawi to take a position on withdrawal from the political process."
Meanwhile the Iraqi list MP said jumaili, in a press statement on Tuesday, the House will be occupied after the legislative recess appointment of Governors and heads of local governments, which would take nearly four months of age and after the Parliament election campaign will begin for many of those who intend to run for the upcoming parliamentary elections, "adding" therefore, Parliament will be disabled after the legislative recess. Iraqi MP said, "then the House will promote retirement transactions which will take more than two months, Parliament will not be able to achieve any kind of important projects that help build the Iraqi State."

Al-jumaili attributed the lack of legislation in the House to "short remaining life for the Government and the Parliament to weaken the Government of Parliament", describing the role of Parliament by "ending and that the remainder would be for announcements and auctions.
She speculated that "the Parliament achieves this year only two laws the parties law, political consensus in order to organize the work of the parties in the coming period, as well as the general budget law in 2014 and accomplished Simplex thing on amending the law of accountability and justice to Parliament, in addition to the ratification of some international treaties and conventions that do not fatten quickly and no sings of hunger".
In return for Iraqi Deputy attributed the existing Arabic, led by Saleh Al-mutlaq's absence the legislative role to the deliberate manufacture of crises by the influential parliamentary blocs.
He said Hamza alkertani, "the role of Parliament was still grappling with it in place, and the reason is not a weakness but a weak" made him political wills, accused the Government of "sending laws of a political nature are difficult to decipher her mysteries" Parliament.
In the same context, a number of National Alliance held a press conference after the boycott yesterday's meeting to protest the Act criminalizing not included.
He said the State of law coalition leader that "the law outlawing the Baath party was still a month ago in the corridors of the House of representatives, despite the end of the first and second reading", stressing that "National Alliance decided to boycott parliamentary sessions after the Parliament refused to include it on the agenda for a vote".
Although the relationship with the National Alliance, the Conference of the presence of a representative of the Sadr movement.
In turn accused the Liberal bloc leaders into the National Alliance, and their dealings with duplication of some leaders of the State of law Coalition, seeking to disrupt Parliament.
In a statement, the free block MP Mohammed Mahdi Al-Khafaji said "the President of the State of law bloc agreed amendments to the law on the accountability and Justice Commission, resigned from the Parliament session, deputies and disrupting legislative role on the pretext of protesting these changes."

 

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[skeetdog]

Jump the pond from one side to the other, change a name here and there, refraze an accuse or two and it sounds like ol' Iraq is fallin' right into step on how our government operates and or does business...in the free market, either of these governments would be eaten alive by the private sector...when is enough? enough!!

[fox]

All I got out of this is that they outlawed a Bath party! And they don't even know how to spell Bath, LOL.

[DWitte]

All I got out of this is that they outlawed a Bath party! And they don't even know how to spell Bath, LOL.

I was gonna say something but I think I'll wait to see who jumps on this.

[TQueezy]

All I got out of this is that they outlawed a Bath party! And they don't even know how to spell Bath, LOL.

  

I was gonna say something but I think I'll wait to see who jumps on this.

LOL!!!

[sandstorm]

The iraqi list is meeting with allawi to withdraw from government. Whatever they did yesterday in hawiji is folding this government

[uncirculd]

Sounds good.  At that point there will be no government.  Mostly proxies and not complete, like it ever was anyhow.   Hmm, so when does the new folks take their seats?  that is my question.  A new government without maliki.  Please let it be so.  The crackhead kept trying to make everyone believe he was going to get a majority government and held up the rest of the provincial elections till July I think.  So, boy did the citizens fool him.  He's a goner.  Done, adios, amigo. 

[King Bean]

My take on this is them saying...political bickering has prevented them from doing anything but pass two laws (one being the budget) in the last 4 months. DUH!! And they don't anticipate anything of substance being addressed or passed in the near future (unless it involves voting themselves pay raises or more vacation time) because they don't and can't understand the concept of give and take in a political atmosphere to benefit their country and people. Last year their combined hours of actual work in parliament for the year came to 12 total days. At least our congress shows up. How much can be debated and passed in 12 days....nuttin honey. Now they've seen what NOT to do, hopefully Maliki's antics of the last few years, and especially last few days, will be his demise and the next group will actually pay attention to building their country and help their people. But I doubt it. Sad.