Parliamentary Committee to resolve the broken laws

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  Parliamentary Committee to resolve the broken laws

   

 

21/9/13 12: 00 am 
 

State law is likely to repatriate them because of political differences
Baghdad, shaimaa Rasheed
A House of representatives Special Committee to agree on the broken laws in an attempt to pass it before the end of the current legislative session.
This comes at a time when the State of law bloc likely migrate most of controversial laws to the next parliamentary session in the absence of agreement due to the ongoing political conflict.
Despite encounters near out of the political crisis with the National Congress of which he signed documents and social peace on Thursday, Member of State of law, said Jawad most broken laws still disagreement around has not been resolved, any (maintain).
Hassan pointed to the lack of debate that deputies currently preoccupied by the election law.
Broken laws are highlighted: the Federal Court Act and the Amnesty Act and the accountability and Justice Amendment Bill and the amendment to article 4 terrorism agreed in meetings of the Committee of five, as well as retirement parties and oil and gas.
Hassan said in a statement to news network» information»: «there are laws still contain constitutional violations. We refuse to vote the law violates the Constitution and reject the Sejm passes laws such as the law of the Federal Supreme Court, ruling out that these laws are passed by the majority of a rejection of most blocks, adding that most of the broken laws are posted to the parliamentary session, if consistent blocks.
In turn, the decision of the House of Mohammed al-Khalidi in an interview for the News Centre network» information all political blocs to careful decisions and avoid cramping consensus».
He also urged Iraq to "seize the opportunity for new initiatives between the political blocs to calm the atmosphere and the adoption of laws that concern citizens and supports his social situation».
The most controversial laws in the House of representatives approved crashes because of political differences, some will be adopted, with the others being deported for the next parliamentary session, such as the Federal Court and legal parties, parliamentary sources said.
MP Ahsan Al-Awadi, was likely also post the most important laws that still disabled inside the House to the next parliamentary session legislation because of continuing political differences among the parliamentary blocs.
Awadi said in a press statement: "many of the laws into Parliament disrupted by political differences despite the formation of a number of committees, composed of all the blocks in order to discuss the broken laws, but it did not reach satisfactory solutions to pass such laws. 
The adoption of laws or not depends on the report of committees formed, expecting that most laws are posted to the next parliamentary session. this image, parliamentary sources revealed especially for sourcing Centre for "Iraqi media network, a parliamentary Committee headed by first Deputy Chairman of Parliament Qusay Al-Suhail comprising representatives of parliamentary blocs to initiate action to resolve the issue of important laws that are controversial among parliamentary blocs.

   

 

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Edited September 20, 2013 by Butifldrm

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