Parliament holds its 22nd session headed by Jubouri and the absence of Kurdish MPs

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URGENT Parliament holds a meeting headed by Jubouri and the absence of Kurdish deputies

Release date: 2017/9/25 12:01 • 76 times scheduled

[Ayna-Baghdad] 
The House of Representatives held its regular session, on Monday, headed by Parliament Speaker Salim al-Jubouri, and the absence of Kurdish deputies. 
The agenda of the meeting includes:

1- Discussing the political crisis. 
2. Vote on a draft resolution on the topic of the third round and improve the rate. 
3 - Vote on the wording of a decision regarding the cancellation of the decision of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, which prohibits the transfer of students to the universities of their residence. 
4 - Report of the work of the Committee of Experts to select the members of the Independent High Electoral Commission. 
5. Voting on the candidates of the investigative committee for the kidnapped. 
6 - Vote on the proposed law to amend the law of the High Commission Independent Electoral Commission No. 11 for the year 2007. 
7. Vote on the proposed law of the second amendment to the law of the Independent High Electoral Commission No. 11 of 2007. 
8 - Complete the vote on the draft amendment to the Third Law of Governorates that are not organized in the region No. 21 of 2008. 
9 - vote in principle on the proposed law to amend the law of the elections of the House of Representatives No. 45 of 2013. 
10. Vote in principle on the proposed law amendment law Personal Status No. 188 of 1959.

[yota691]

In the absence of Kurdish MPs .. Parliament holds a meeting chaired by Jubouri

 

 Since 2017-09-25 at 11:57 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad Mawazine News

The House of Representatives held on Monday its regular session headed by its president Salim al-Jubouri, in the absence of Kurdish deputies.

A parliamentary source told Mawazine News that "the council held its 22nd meeting today, chaired by its chairman Salim al-Jubouri."

The source added that "the Kurdish deputies did not attend the meeting." Ended 29 / a 43

[yota691]

Parliament holds its 22nd session headed by Jubouri and the absence of Kurdish MPs

 

Monday 25 September

 

 

 

Alsumaria News / Baghdad The House of Representatives held on Monday, its 22 headed by Salim Jubouri 167 deputies in the absence of Kurds, while a parliamentary source said that the session will vote on the wording of a resolution on the subject of the third round and improve the rate, and complete the vote on the draft amendment to the third law of the provinces.  The source said in an interview for Alsumaria News, "The parliament held its meeting today under the chairmanship of Salim al-Jubouri and the presence of 167 deputies in the absence of Kurdish deputies," noting that "the meeting will discuss the political crisis."     The source, who asked not to be named, said that "the session will vote on the wording of a resolution on the subject of the third round and improve the rate, and vote on the wording of a decision on the cancellation of the decision of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, which prevents the transfer of transportation to universities, The agenda of the meeting includes discussing the report of the work of the Committee of Experts to select the members of the Electoral Commission for elections. The source added that "the parliament will vote on candidates for membership of the investigative committee on the abducted, and on the proposed law to amend the law of the High Commission Independent Electoral Commission No. (11) for the year 2007, and the proposed law of the second amendment to the law of the Independent High Electoral Commission No. (11) Explaining that "the meeting will witness the completion of the vote on the draft amendment to the third law of the provinces not organized in the region No. (21) for the year 2008, and vote in principle on the proposed law to amend the law of the House of Representatives No. (45) for the year 2013, and vote in principle on the proposal Law amending the Civil Code And Personal No. 188 of 1959 ".  The parliamentary chairmanship was lifted on September 19, raising its 21 to Monday after the extension of the work of the Electoral Commission one month.

[yota691]

Source: Parliament discusses a package of measures against the province after the referendum

 

Monday 25 September

 

 

 

 

 

 

Alsumaria News / Baghdad  A parliamentary source said on Monday that the parliament will discuss a package of measures against the Kurdistan region after the referendum.  The source said in an interview for Alsumaria News, "The House of Representatives will discuss in the session today a package of measures that are likely to be taken against the Kurdistan region after the referendum."  On Monday morning, Iraq's response went to the polls to vote in a referendum on the secession of the Kurdistan region as an independent state of Iraq, despite the rejection of Baghdad, regional states and the international community, as well as Kurdish parties calculated for the risks of this step.

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Jubouri, the representative of the government in parliament, the need to attend Abadi for today's meeting

 

Monday 25 September

 

 

 

Alsumaria News / Baghdad The Speaker of the House of Representatives Salim al-Jubouri , on Monday, the representative of the government in parliament the need to attend the Prime Minister Haider Abadi today's meeting on the referendum of Kurdistan.  A source familiar with the interview for Alsumaria News, "Jubouri told the representative of the government in parliament the need to attend Prime Minister Haider Abadi in today's session on the subject of the referendum."  The House of Representatives held on Monday, its 22, headed by Salim al-Jubouri 167 deputies in the absence of Kurds, while a parliamentary source said the session will vote on the wording of a resolution on the subject of the third round and improve the rate, and complete the vote on the draft amendment to the third law of the provinces.

[yota691]

Deputies collect signatures to dismiss the President of the Republic

 

 Since 2017-09-25 at 12:27 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad Mawazine News

A parliamentary source revealed on Monday all signatures in the parliament to dismiss President Fuad Masoum.

The source told Mawazine News that "a number of deputies within the parliament began a campaign to collect signatures to dismiss the President of the Republic."

This morning, the referendum on secession began

[yota691]

Parliament hosts Abadi in next Wednesday's session

 

 Since 2017-09-25 at 13:41 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad Mawazine News

The House of Representatives announced on Monday its intention to host Prime Minister Haider Abadi at next Wednesday's session.

A parliamentary source told Mawazine News that "the president of the Council, Salim al-Jubouri, confirmed that Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi will attend the parliament during next Wednesday's meeting."

The source added that "hosting comes for the purpose of discussing the repercussions of the referendum of Kurdistan."

[yota691]

Parliament issues counter-referendum resolutions

 

 Since 2017-09-25 at 13:52 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad Mawazine News

The parliamentary committee charged with drafting a resolution on urgent measures against the referendum of Kurdistan announced on Monday a number of decisions on the referendum, the most important of which is the cutting of the salaries of the employees of the countries participating in the vote.

A parliamentary source told Mawazine News that "the committee issued a number of decisions followed by the head of the parliamentary security and defense committee, Governor al-Zamili, in the parliamentary session held today."

The source added that "the decisions included the closure of all border crossings with Kurdistan and prevent dealing with companies operating in the disputed areas, especially oil, in addition to cutting the salaries of state employees participating in the referendum."

He pointed out that "the decisions included the obligation of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces to redeploy the federal military forces in all the disputed areas, including Kirkuk, where the forces were present before 10/6/2014, in addition to the implementation of the decisions of the Ministerial Council at its last meeting."

The source pointed out that "the decisions taken by them also maintain national and social ties with the Kurdish citizens as a basic component of the Iraqi people, in addition to the loading of Kurdish leaders responsible for all the negative effects of the people of Kurdistan."

"The decisions also included the demand of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to inform countries according to their consulates from Kurdistan, and also the government to return the northern fields in Kirkuk and the disputed areas to the supervision and control of the Federal Oil Ministry and prevent the control of any security force belonging to the Kurdish parties."

Among the decisions is the continuation of all Kurdish employees in all their positions who did not participate in the referendum, according to the source.

"The parliament voted on all these decisions."

The vote on the secession of Kurdistan began Monday morning, September 25, 2017. It ended 29/43

[yota691]

Parliament votes to take the third round exam and improve the average for the sixth preparatory students

 

 Since 2017-09-25 at 13:58 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad Mawazine News

The parliament voted Monday to take the third round exam and improve the average for sixth-grade students.

A parliamentary source told Mawazine News that "the House of Representatives voted during its regular session held today, on the wording of a resolution that allows the third round exam and improve the rate for the sixth preparatory students."

Parliament held its regular session today, chaired by its chairman Salim al-Jubouri

[yota691]

Jubouri announced the presence of Abadi to parliament next Wednesday

Editorial date: 2017/9/25 13:55 • 10 times read

 

[Butifldrm]

Agenda of the session No. (22) Monday 25 September 2017

 September 25, 2017 291 Views

First: Reading verses from the Holy Quran.

Second: Discussing the political crisis.

Third: Vote on the draft resolution on the subject of the third round and improve the rate. (Education Committee).

Fourth: Vote on the wording of a decision regarding the cancellation of the decision of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, which prohibits the transport of the students to the universities of their residence. (Higher Education and Scientific Research Committee).

Fifth: Report of the work of the Committee of Experts to select the members of the Independent High Electoral Commission.

Sixth: To vote on the candidates for membership of the investigative committee regarding the abductees.

Seventh: Vote on the proposed law amendment of the law of the High Commission Independent Electoral Commission No. (11) for the year 2007. (Legal Committee). (3 articles).

Eighth: The vote on the proposed amendment to the second law of the Independent High Commission for Elections No. (11) for the year 2007. (Legal Committee). (6 articles).

Ninth: Complete the vote on the draft amendment to the Third Law of Governorates not organized in the region No. (21) for the year 2008. (Legal Committee, the Committee of Regions and governorates not organized in the province). (Remaining 11 items).

Tenth: The vote in principle on the proposed law to amend the law of elections of the House of Representatives No. (45) for the year 2013. (Legal Committee).

Eleven: Vote in principle on the proposed law amending the Personal Status Law No. 188 of 1959. (Legal Committee, Endowment and Religious Affairs Committee).

Twelfth: Vote on the draft law for the ratification of the Convention on the encouragement and mutual protection of investments between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran. (Committee on Foreign Relations, Committee on Economy and Investment). (2 articles).

Thirteenth: Vote on the draft law amending the law of the union of accountants and auditors. (Finance Committee, Legal Committee, Civil Society Organizations Committee). (12 articles).

Fourteenth: First reading of the draft law on the accession of the Republic of Iraq to the UNESCO Convention on the Protection of Underwater Cultural Heritage (Committee on Foreign Relations, Committee on Culture and Information) (Article 2).

Fifteenth: Complete the discussion of the draft law to appeal the interest of the law in the provisions and decisions on real estate ownership. (The Legal Committee, the Committee on Agriculture, Water and Marshlands, the Finance Committee, the Committee of Expatriates and Displaced Persons). (4 article).

Sixteenth: Report and discussion of the draft law on accession of the Republic of Iraq to the Grain Trade Agreement of 1995. (Committee on Foreign Relations, Committee on Economy and Investment, Legal Committee, Committee on Agriculture, Water and Marshlands) (Article 2).

 

 

 

The session begins at 11 am.

 

http://ar.parliament.iq/2017/09/25/25667/

[yota691]

Parliament raises its meeting for next Wednesday

 

 Since 2017-09-25 at 14:03 (Baghdad time)

Baghdad Mawazine News

The House of Representatives decided on Monday to raise its normal session to next Wednesday.

A parliamentary source, told / Mawazin News /, "The Council raised its 22 to next Wednesday."

The parliament held its regular session under the chairmanship of its president, Salim al-Jubouri, and saw the vote on a number of decisions on the referendum

[Butifldrm]

 

Edited September 25, 2017 by Butifldrm

[yota691]

 

Parliament: Prevent the smuggling of oil and not allow the export only through the federal government

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Parliament Votes To Call Abadi To Redeploy Federal Forces In Disputed Areas

Last updated 14:23 | 25-09-2017

Ansar / ... Voice of the House of Representatives, on Monday, the invitation of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Haider Abadi to redeploy the federal forces in the disputed areas. 
A parliamentary source told the correspondent / Ansar / "The House of Representatives voted to call Abadi to redeploy the federal forces in the disputed areas, as well as the closure of all border crossings with Kurdistan." 
The source added that "the parliament also voted to implement the previous decision to dismiss the governor of Kirkuk, Najmuddin Karim from his post, as well as a vote to prevent all companies from working in the disputed areas, including specialized in the oil sector." Ending / 62

 

http://www.alansaar.net/?p=77891

[Spider]

Its time to vote and implementation for HCL and oil company law before too late......

[sandfly]

improve my rate

[yota691]

25-09-2017 03:41 PM

Collect 80 signatures to withdraw confidence from infallible

 

 

 

Collect 80 signatures to withdraw confidence from the President of the Republic ..

 

[Butifldrm]

Council sessions Press releases are installed 

The House of Representatives votes on a parliamentary resolution on the referendum and hosts the Prime Minister in the next session

 September 25, 2017 177 Views

 

The voice of the House of Representatives in its twenty-second ordinary session, which was chaired by Dr. Salim Jubouri, the President of the Council and the presence of 182 deputies on Monday, 25/9/2017, a parliamentary resolution on the referendum in the Kurdistan region. 
At the beginning of the session, President Jabouri recalled the lessons and lessons of the new Hijri year and the memory of Ashura during the month of Muharram al-Haram, which witnessed the revolution of Imam Hussein (AS) in defense of the truth and the struggle against injustice. 
President al-Jubouri stressed that despite all the attempts and local and international movements to prevent the establishment of the referendum in Kurdistan, but the region passed by the Constitution, noting that the House of Representatives said his speech on the practice of unconstitutionality and lack of legal effect.
He called on the President of the House of Representatives to move seriously to take all necessary measures to protect the unity of Iraq, saying that what is causing concern and regret and will have a significant impact on the political process and will take all measures to prevent the occurrence of a historical lead to the division of the country, stressing the keenness of the Council of Representatives on the Kurdistan Region And its survival as part of Iraq and not to drag the Kurdish people to decisions leading to crisis. 
Al-Jubouri pointed out that the House of Representatives is facing a historic position imposed by the crisis that wants to afflict Iraq and its stability and history, which requires the support of the government in making clear and bold decisions that maintain security, stability and partnership. A precedent on which to base the future. 
The Council discussed the political crisis of the referendum in the Kurdistan region.
MP Ali al-Adeeb stressed that the referendum in the Kurdistan region is a serious historical event that will lead to the division of Iraq in a situation in which the Kurdish leadership has insisted on conducting it despite international appeals. He called for a decision on the membership of the ladies and gentlemen of the Kurdistan Alliance if they continue to boycott the meetings. 
MP Salah al-Jubouri demanded that all legal and constitutional measures be taken to preserve the unity of Iraq and the people and ensure the safety of citizens as well as the need for government intervention to extend security in the disputed areas. 
MP Zia al-Asadi said that the Kurdish issue is a problem that has lasted for many decades because it concerns the Iraqi political decision-maker who is facing the reality of the situation and working to address the consequences related to the disputed areas and the constitution. He pointed out that the American position towards the referendum is full of hypocrisy and deception, New to the United States.
The MP Ammar Tohma, the need to accountability and accountability of the referendum step in Kurdistan, a proposal to authorize the government to take all the measures and load the President of the Republic to carry out its responsibilities to maintain the unity of Iraq and the prosecution of financial accounts for the region and restrict the movement of air and land traffic in the federal government. 
Abdul Rahim al-Shammari pointed out that the regional authorities in the disputed areas are forcing teachers and teachers to run the referendum process, forcing Arabs and minorities to participate in the referendum, calling for activating the decisions of the National Security Council and sending federal forces to Nineveh areas controlled by the Peshmerga forces. 
In turn, MP Ahmed Taha Sheikh called for the importance of national consensus to support the government's actions to ensure the unity of Iraq. 
MP Haji Kendor stressed the support of Yezidis for the unity of Iraq and its people, expressing the rejection of Yezidi areas to hold the referendum.
The MP Faleh al-Sari said local and international loans amounted to 132 trillion dinars, the share of the Kurdistan region, including 17% with the need to control the border crossings. 
The MP Abbas al-Bayati, the keenness of everyone to embrace the Kurdish people and not to neglect it, pointing to the need to work on the reconstruction of liberated areas after the expulsion of an organization instead of resorting to the division of the country, pointing to the importance of issuing a parliamentary resolution is considered illegal and authorized the Prime Minister to impose A state of emergency in the event of a security disturbance in any area. 
For his part, said MP Hamid al-Khudari that the time is not appropriate to hold a referendum in the Kurdistan region, calling for the Iraqi army to take over the protection and ensure the security of Iraq's borders and defend it and oblige the government to notify all countries and international organizations to deal with the Iraqi government exclusively and not deal with any party claiming to represent Iraq or part from him.
MP Ahmed al-Jarba stressed that there is no possibility of holding a referendum in disputed areas while its residents are displaced outside their areas. 
MP Tamim pointed to the need to address all the authorities to hold the referendum and the House of Representatives to work on the imposition of the rule of law and have a position of the right wing, and called on the federal government to send federal forces to the border areas and disputed areas. 
MP Khalid al-Asadi stressed that the referendum is totally rejected with the importance of taking a series of procedures related to the ruling of the Federal Court on legal irregularities. 
For his part, MP Niazi Oglu, the return of Iraqi federal forces to Kirkuk and take action against the heads of administrative units who participated in the referendum and limit the overrun on the wells and oil wells in the province of Kirkuk.
MP Abdel Karim Abtan called for legislation to ensure the unity of Iraq and criminalize all those who exaggerate and consider Kirkuk and the disputed areas a red line. 
MP Hassan Salem urged the government to intervene in the disputed areas, including Kirkuk, and take deterrent measures to face the referendum. 
MP Raad al-Dahlaki pointed out the importance of forming a special committee to study the status of the political partnership and develop effective solutions to the political process and study the reasons that led to the arrival of Iraq to the state of justice in order to address them. 
MP Awatif Ne'ma warned of the consequences of the referendum as a clear plan to abort the political process in Iraq. 
MP Faiq al-Sheikh Ali asked about the position of the Iraqi constitution in the event of the return of representatives of the Kurdish people to the House of Representatives, calling for a legal decision, not political.
MP Mahmoud al-Mashhadani pointed to the importance of fortifying Iraq's unity through a decision to adopt the historic settlement paper to preserve Iraq. 
For his part, Mr. Turhan Mufti, representative of the government in the House of Representatives on the unconstitutionality of what is happening in the Kurdistan region and not deal with any action is outside the Constitution, noting that the Prime Minister is ready to have decisions in the government as well as other decisions will be taken in the future.
The Council voted on a parliamentary resolution on the referendum of the Kurdistan region that included the referendum by the authority in the Kurdistan region unconstitutional and contrary to the provisions of Article 1 of the Constitution as a guarantor of the unity of Iraq and oblige the Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces to take all constitutional and legal measures to maintain the unity of Iraq and order the military forces to return And spread in the areas that were present before 10/4/2014 and control of the disputed areas, including Kirkuk and the extension of security and maintain national and social ties with the Kurdish citizens as a component of the components of the people Sophisticated confirmation on the implementation of the decisions of the Ministerial Council of National Security in its recent implementation Straetjh national reconciliation to give priority to the national identity of the Iraqi people and work to restore the displaced to their areas and create all the means to achieve this goal reconstruction in the areas affected by the base.
The resolution pointed to the need to take executive measures from the executive, legislative and judicial powers, including the removal of the governor of Kirkuk and the continuation of all the Kurdish employees in the positions and continue their work and ensure their security who did not participate in the referendum, and the government to recall the ambassadors and representatives of countries that have representatives to know their position on the referendum and closed The border ports that fall outside the federal authority and consider the goods from which smuggled goods and the return of the northern fields in Kirkuk and the disputed areas to the supervision and control of the Federal Oil Ministry and prevent any control of any s Of belonging to the Kurdish parties and prevent all operating companies now work and exploration in mixed and disputed areas and prosecute internationally and prevent the smuggling of oil and not be allowed not to export through the Federal Government to review all expenses sovereign and governing salaries and pensions of federal to Mozvien who participated in the referendum.
Mr. Jubouri then re-drafted the paragraphs of the resolution, which was voted on the contents, indicating the participation of Mr. Haider Abadi, Prime Minister in the meeting on Wednesday. 
The Council voted on a decision submitted by the Education Committee in coordination with the Ministry of Education to allow the students of the final grades to give them the opportunity to take the third round exam and improve the rate for the sixth preparatory students. 
The Council completed the vote on a decision submitted by the Higher Education and Scientific Research Committee, which includes the cancellation of the decision of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research to ban the hosts for the year 2016-2017 from transferring to the universities of their residence as other students. 
The Presidency decided to postpone the report of the work of the Committee of Experts to select the members of the Independent High Electoral Commission to the session next Wednesday. 
The members of the investigative committee were voted on.
The vote was postponed to next Wednesday's session on the proposal of the law to amend the law of the High Commission Independent Electoral Commission No. (11) for the year 2007 and the proposed law of the second amendment to the law of the Independent High Electoral Commission No. (11) for 2007 and submitted by the Legal Committee.

The meeting was then adjourned until Wednesday 27/9/2017.

 

The Iraqi 
Council of Representatives 
25/9/2017

 

http://ar.parliament.iq/2017/09/25/مجلس-النواب-يصوت-على-قرار-نيابي-بشأن-ال/

[yota691]

They voted last week in the House that the Referendum was illegal, so today they vote on steps to counter the Referendum...Simply amazing dysfunctional..for all to see

[Spider]

Its time to vote and implementation for HCL and oil company law before too late......

[Wiljor]

52 minutes ago, yota691 said:

They voted last week in the House that the Referendum was illegal, so today they vote on steps to counter the Referendum...Simply amazing dysfunctional..for all to see

 

 Yota, just tell me where to get off..........🤢

[SnowGlobe7]

Yota, Is it a "legal" meeting if the Kurds are not present?

[Boozer]

32 minutes ago, Wiljor said:

 

 Yota, just tell me where to get off..........🤢

My wife is good at that,she has been telling me where to get off for 43 yrs 

[Synopsis]

2 hours ago, Butifldrm said:

The Council voted on a parliamentary resolution on the referendum of the Kurdistan region that included the referendum by the authority in the Kurdistan region unconstitutional and contrary to the provisions of Article 1 of the Constitution as a guarantor of the unity of Iraq and oblige the Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces to take all constitutional

 

Thank You for posting this and all the other great articles, Butifldrm! I think this piece here from what you highlighted is a key piece of information.

 

I may be mistaken but I am thinking Haider al-Abadi is Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces. Fuad Masum is the President of the Republic so I am not sure Fuad Masum is responsible for addressing the Kurdistan referendum according to the Iraqi Constitution. Looks like there is some semblance of utilizing the faculties of the Iraqi Constitution. I may be stretching it here.

 

All in all, I think this Kurdistan Referendum is a big storm of sorts. The ensuing days will likely be more telling with regard to the implications of the vote. The actual succession of Kurdistan, if it ever got underway, would take likely years so the referendum outcome is potentially indicative yet not imminent. Iraq and many regional and foreign national countries are adamantly opposed to a separate Kurdish state so I think Iraq will continue to be united. This may result in measures to further eliminate corruption and accelerate the elimination of corruption in Kurdistan and Iraq proper. I am hoping the news articles bring more news in this respect.

 

I plan on giving it a week to see where this all falls out and what the future plans are going forward. Unfortunately, just have to wait it out.

 

What ever is happening, ole Nouri al-Maliki is sure squealin'. Pretty sure this indicates ole Nouri al-Maliki is well aware of how precarious his situation is and he understands he will face justice for his Crimes Against Humanity. Obviously no love lost with Barzani, Abadi, Sadr, and a host of people in Iraq. I suspect the circumstances will line up to process Maliki. I would like to see that sooner, like today, but there may be mechanics from the referendum to put in motion the indictment of Maliki with his prosecution and execution.

 

Just my opinion and two cents. For some reason, the icons are not available right now.

 

Go Moola Nova!