An emergency session of the House of Representatives tomorrow, Sunday

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09/12/2018 08:53

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What are the specifications of the new Prime Minister?

Baghdad / Obelisk: Members of the House of Representatives revealed, on Monday, that the political blocs reached the final decision to choose a candidate to head the government and put his name within the next few days with the start of the countdown to the end of the constitutional period for the President of the Republic to choose a new prime minister, and at a time the candidates set the political blocs 6 conditions Fundamental that is obligatory for assuming the position,

and deputies confirmed that the new candidate must receive the blessing of the authority and the support of the street and be acceptable to regional and international parties, and in return the President of the Republic received a list signed by 120 deputies containing the conditions for choosing the prime minister.

"The political blocs have mobility and convictions to reach common to each other," member of Parliament Muhammad al-Baldawi told media that the obelisk followed.

 He added that "the blocs are currently trading four names after they were excluded dozens of names proposed for the presidency of the government," noting that "what remains is only to choose one of the names proposed to be a new prime minister to succeed the resigned Adel Abdul Mahdi."

Al-Baldawi said that "the candidate must gain acceptance from the authority and the masses in Iraq," adding that "the name will be announced definitively at the end of this week after the agreement between the political blocs on the most appropriate personality according to the specifications set."

Al-Baldawi explained that "the reference clearly and explicitly referred to an important topic which is" the House of Representatives must reconsider its options, "as it is assumed that these options are more focused, study and deeper than previous experiences in order to avoid the mistakes that occurred."

For his part, a member of the House of Representatives Nofal Al-Naseen said that "

 He added that "until now the name of any candidate has not been made public, because the political blocs decided to pass this issue in complete secrecy away from the media."

And to that, a member of the House of Representatives, Deputy Yonadam Kanna, said in a statement that "there are 20 personalities from within Parliament and from various political blocs who met the President of the Republic, Barham Salih, and presented him with a list containing the conditions for choosing the new Prime Minister signed by 120 deputies."

He added that "one of the most important conditions for choosing the prime minister is not to belong to a party and not to be dual national, and these conditions are in line with the conditions of the demonstrators."

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Representatives of Parliament are preparing to cancel the special grades .. Entities that take advantage of the conditions to pass them

Baghdad / Obelisk: On Tuesday, Nada Shaker Jawdat, a deputy for the victory coalition, confirmed the presence of a parliamentary trend in parliament to cancel the positions of the recently passed special grades, pointing out to those who are taking advantage of the current situation to pass these degrees through political deals.

Jawdat said in a statement pursued by the obelisk, "There is information regarding the continuation of passing the special grades by the caretaker government, which is not possible in the current situation, although some of the grades do not need a parliament vote."

She added that "there is a trend within Parliament to cancel the special grades that were passed by the current government, to be resolved later to ensure that the situation is not used to pass the grades."

Jawdat explained, "Many grades are passed through political deals, as there are those who take advantage of the current situation to obtain gains and positions in private grades, despite the government's resignation."

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10-12-2019 04:06 PM

In the document .. the agenda of the parliament session next Wednesday

 

 

Baghdad - news

Today, Tuesday, the House of Representatives announced the agenda of its meeting tomorrow, Wednesday.

Here is the text of the agenda:

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Document: The House Of Representatives Will Vote On The Election Law Tomorrow, Wednesday

On December 10, 2019

 

 

The Independent / Parliamentary document obtained by the "Independent" today, Tuesday, showed that the House of Representatives will begin the procedures for voting on the electoral law clauses tomorrow, Wednesday.

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Parliament holds a session tomorrow to vote on the election law

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{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The Parliament will hold its regular session tomorrow, Wednesday.

The agenda of the session includes voting on the proposal for the second amendment of the Law to Compensate Victims of War Operations and Military Errors, Terrorist Operations No. 20 of 2009 as amended, voting on the House Elections Bill, and general discussions.

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Parliament holds a session tomorrow to vote on the election law

Editing Date: 10/12/2019 15:52 • 115 times read

{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The Parliament will hold its regular session tomorrow, Wednesday.

The agenda of the session includes voting on the proposal for the second amendment of the Law to Compensate Victims of War Operations and Military Errors, Terrorist Operations No. 20 of 2009 as amended, voting on the House Elections Bill, and general discussions.

After they vote on this law if they do... I bet they will adjourn till next week like they always do after voting on an important law

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Way, Way, Waaaaaaay past believing anything these Morons say. Actions not empty words are the order of the day. 

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Wednesday .. "Iraqi Representatives" votes on the draft election law

The Iraqi Parliament

 December 10, 2019 07:28 PM

 

Mubasher: The Iraqi Council of Representatives will hold its regular session tomorrow, Wednesday, to vote on the draft election law.

The Media Department of the House of Representatives said in a statement on the website of the parliament, that the agenda for the parliament session tomorrow includes voting on a number of bills, the most prominent of which is the electoral law.

The department’s statement added that the agenda also includes a vote on the proposal for a second amendment law to the law to compensate those affected by war operations, military mistakes and terrorist operations, No. 20 of 2009, as amended by the Committee of Martyrs and Victims, Political Prisoners, the Legal Committee, and the Human Rights Committee.

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Today .. Parliament votes on the draft election law

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Baghdad / Al-Sabah / Omar Abdul-Latif

 

Today, Wednesday, the House of Representatives holds its regular session to vote on the draft election law, and Speaker of Parliament Muhammad Al-Halbousi stressed during the meeting with the heads of parliamentary blocs the need to reach an agreement on a law that meets the aspirations and aspirations of the Iraqi people and rebuilds confidence for voters, in a manner that guarantees a fair electoral process and genuine representation of citizens Iraqis across Iraq, and parliamentary sources revealed that there was consensus on the option to adopt that the election winners be the ones who got the highest votes regardless of their lists and by 100 percent.

The Media Department of the House of Representatives said in a statement received "Al-Sabah", that the agenda of the parliament session (today Wednesday) includes voting on a number of bills, the most prominent of which is the Iraqi Parliament elections law.

The agenda added, “The agenda also includes a vote on the proposal for a second amendment law to the law to compensate those affected by war operations, military mistakes and terrorist operations No. 20 of 2009 amended and submitted by the Committee of Martyrs, Victims, Political Prisoners, the Legal Committee and the Human Rights Committee. The session will also include general discussions.” .

 

Hadith Al-Halbousi

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Muhammad Al-Halbousi, held yesterday, Monday, an expanded meeting that included his first vice-president, Hassan Karim Al-Kaabi and heads of political blocs, to discuss the Iraqi Parliament elections law, in a series of ongoing meetings for the purpose of its legislation.

A statement of the media office of the President of the Council stated that Al-Halbousi stressed during the meeting the need to reach an agreement on a law that meets the aspirations and aspirations of the Iraqi people and rebuilds confidence for the voters, in a way that guarantees a fair electoral process and genuine representation of Iraqi citizens throughout Iraq.

The meeting discussed all the ideas presented by Iraqi and international experts to work to unify visions about the law in order to reach its legislation as soon as possible, stressing that running and voting is a legitimate right for all Iraqis.

 

Ratio and circles

In turn, Member of Parliament Dr. Majed Al-Waeli told Al-Sabah: It is a session today, Wednesday, that will be devoted to approving the election law. He added, “One of the most prominent proposals that will pass in this law is the adoption of 100 percent of seats for the candidates winning the highest votes, as well. On the passage of multiple districts in a single province, ”stressing that“ all these demands represent the will of the people. ”

To that, a member of the Committee of Experts in the Presidency of the Republic, Adel Al-Lami, said: “The House of Representatives received two drafts of the election law, one of which is submitted by the Presidency of the Government and the second by the Presidency of the Republic,” noting that “Parliament’s 100% approval for a single candidacy means its reliance on the draft submitted by the Presidency The Republic. ”

He explained, "The political blocs do not reveal the details of the talks and what has been changed in the law, but the differences still revolve around determining the judiciary or the province as a constituency."

Al-Lami pointed out that "achieving different results and replacing old political faces depends on citizens' response to participating in elections and supporting new faces and participating parties." 

 

Adjusted points

The member of the Construction Alliance, Abbas Al-Zamili, revealed, for his part, the most prominent points that were amended in the draft law of the House of Representatives elections.

Al-Zamili said in a press interview: “We are awaiting the vote on the Parliament’s election law, in addition to submitting a candidate for the post of prime minister to vote on it,” noting that “the draft election law that came from the government included several points that were contested in Parliament, including 50% related to it.” For the highest votes, and the same, for party lists that have been decided on the option of accreditation, for the winners to be the ones with the highest votes, regardless of their lists, by 100 percent.

Al-Zamili added, “Among the points that were amended is the age of the candidate who was 30 years old, and who has been reduced to 25 years.” Noting that “the third thing is that the law sent by the government did not exclude dual nationals, but we set a condition for dual national candidacy. It gives up his second nationality to run for election.

He continued, “The fourth order that was amended and in coordination with the Parliamentary Legal Committee is the issue of excluding some segments from running for elections, among them (the President and Vice-Presidents of the Republic, the Prime Minister, Ministers, Governors, members of the Provincial Council, agents, and general managers who have not been out of office for two years),” explaining. That “the only point on which discussions are still around is the issue of multiple districts within the provinces or the adoption of the governorate as one department and we believe that we will reach a result in it during the next two days.” Al-Zamili pointed out that “the law in its final form will meet the aspiration of the Iraqi street and Guaranteeing the right of everyone to a mechanism that achieves equal opportunities and fair competition.

 

The voting mechanism

As for the member of the Parliamentary Committee, Hussein Al-Aqabi, he affirmed that “the committee and the heads of the parliamentary blocs have settled 80% of the disputed points.”

He added, "The most prominent controversial points that were discussed relate to the issue of the voting mechanism in relation to a single electoral district and the name of the district, is it at the level of the judiciary or at the governorate level and if it is at the level of the judiciary we will face the problem of calculating (women's quota) if it is alone?"

Al-Oqabi continued, "The other controversial points are related to the issue of voting in the biometric system, as well as records of the displaced and the displaced." .

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Parliament meets with the heads of the blocs to discuss the new election law

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{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The Parliament meets with heads of parliamentary blocs to discuss the new election law.

A parliamentary source told {Euphrates News} that “the Presidency of the House of Representatives began a meeting with the heads of the blocs and the Legal Committee to discuss the election law that is on the agenda of today's meeting.” is over

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Parliamentary law meets to finalize the election law

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{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The first deputy speaker of the House of Representatives, Hassan Karim al-Kaabi, chaired a meeting of the Parliamentary Legal Committee to finalize the draft amendment to the Parliament’s election law.

It is scheduled to hold the House of Representatives, today, Wednesday, to vote on the draft Parliament Elections Law

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Al-Kaabi: Parliament is required today to pass an election law that has equal opportunities and represents all

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{Baghdad: Al-Furat News} Hassan Karim Al-Kaabi, the first deputy speaker of the House of Representatives, chaired today, Wednesday, the meeting of the Legal Committee to discuss the draft law on the elections of the House of Representatives, in the presence of heads of political blocs.

Al-Kaabi said during the meeting that "the House of Representatives is required today to expedite the approval of a solid, fair and fair election law that meets the aspirations of everyone, and that it includes adequate guarantees of equal opportunities for all, and achieves the best representation of all segments of the Iraqi society, especially the efficient and able to draw modern policies capable of achieving progress To our country, Iraq. "

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Urgent, urgent .. Weights are unlikely to take place today due to the lack of a quorum

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(Baghdad: Al Furat News), parliamentary sources suggested that the parliament session scheduled for Wednesday will not be held due to the lack of a quorum.

It is scheduled to hold the House of Representatives, today, Wednesday, to vote on the draft law of the Parliament elections, amid continuing disagreement between the parliamentary blocs over some paragraphs.

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Urgent, urgent .. Weights are unlikely to take place today due to the lack of a quorum

Editing Date: 11/12/2019 14:43 • 42 times read

(Baghdad: Al Furat News), parliamentary sources suggested that the parliament session scheduled for Wednesday will not be held due to the lack of a quorum.

It is scheduled to hold the House of Representatives, today, Wednesday, to vote on the draft law of the Parliament elections, amid continuing disagreement between the parliamentary blocs over some paragraphs.

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11-12-2019 02:27 PM

Deputy: Parliamentary elections law and disagreement over the electoral districts have been agreed upon

 

 

Baghdad / news

The deputy of the National Axis, Ahmed al-Jarba, confirmed on Wednesday that an agreement was reached on the new parliamentary elections law between the political blocs, noting that the dispute now concerns electoral districts only.

Al-Jarba said during a press conference attended by "Al-Ikhbaria", that "the agreement was reached at 100 percent, and the dispute now is whether the constituencies will be multiple or one."

He stressed by saying, it is necessary "not to dwarf the role of a member of the House of Representatives and make it multiple constituencies, but rather we support one electoral constituency and whoever speaks of justice and patriotism should go to making all of Iraq one constituency."

He added, "The people want fair elections and not to use public funds to pay their candidates," adding that "most of the points agreed upon today will be voted on and some points of controversy will be postponed."

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Iraqi parliament discusses the Council’s election law and compensation for those affected

Iraqi Parliament - Archives

 December 11, 2019 2:38 PM

Direct: Today, Wednesday, the First Vice-President of the Iraqi Council of Representatives chaired the meeting of the Legal Committee to discuss the draft law for the Iraqi Council of Representatives, in the presence of heads of political blocs.

Hassan Karim Al-Kaabi said, in a statement to the House of Representatives, that the House of Representatives is required today to expedite the adoption of a fair, fair, and fair election law that meets the aspirations of all, and to include adequate guarantees of equal opportunities for all, and to achieve the best representation of all segments of the Iraqi society, especially the capable and capable of drawing Modern policies capable of achieving progress for our country, Iraq.

The Iraqi Council of Representatives published the agenda of the 22nd session to be held today, Wednesday, which includes discussion of the Parliament’s election law, and compensation for those affected.

The House of Representatives, in a statement, said that a vote will be taken on the Iraqi Parliament’s elections bill, which consists of 50 articles.

On November 18, the Iraqi government announced that a new draft law on the elections to the House of Representatives would be referred to the parliament.

The new bill for the House of Representatives election reduces the nomination age from 30 to 25, and reduces the number of deputies from 329 to 251.

The council added that a vote will also be taken on the proposal of the second amendment law to compensate those affected by war operations, military mistakes and terrorist operations No. (20) for the year 2009 as amended.

The Council noted that the session will witness some general discussions.

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One article of the electoral law threatens to collapse today's session

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{Baghdad: Al Furat News} One article of the new election law stands, disrupting the parliament’s session scheduled for this evening, Wednesday, to vote on the law.

A parliamentary source {for Al-Furat News} stated that “differences between the political blocs now relate to Article {15} of the electoral law that hinders the holding of today's meeting.”
The source suggested, "Postponing the vote on Article {15} of the Parliamentary Elections Law today, and voting on {14} articles of it in an evening session."
It is noteworthy that Article 15 talks about sharing parliamentary seats by {50% in favor of lists and {50%} for individual voting.
And parliamentary sources suggested that the parliament session scheduled for Wednesday will not be held due to the lack of a quorum.
It is scheduled to hold the House of Representatives, today, Wednesday, to vote on the draft law of the Parliament elections, amid continuing disagreement between the parliamentary blocs over some paragraphs.

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Board sessions agenda fixed 

The agenda for the session No. (22) Wednesday, December 11, 2019

 11/12/2019

(Reading verses from the Noble Qur’an)

First: Voting on the proposal of the second amendment law to the law to compensate those affected by war operations, military mistakes and terrorist operations No. (20) for the year 2009 as amended. (The Committee of Martyrs, Victims and Political Prisoners, The Legal Committee, The Human Rights Committee). (3 items).

Second: Voting on the Iraqi Parliament’s elections bill. (The Legal Committee). (50 items)

Third: General discussions. (15 minutes).

The session starts at 12:00 noon.

http://ar.parliament.iq/2019/12/11/جدول-اعمال-الجلسة-رقـم-22-الأربعاء-11-كانو/

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The presidency , the first deputy, is important 

Al-Kaabi: We are required to pass an election law that has equal opportunities and guarantees a better representation of all segments

 11/12/2019

 

Today, Wednesday 11 - December 2019, the First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hassan Karim Al Kaabi, chaired the meeting of the Legal Committee to discuss the Iraqi Parliament elections bill, in the presence of heads of political blocs.

Al-Kaabi said that the House of Representatives is required today to expedite the approval of a solid, fair and fair elections law that meets the aspirations of everyone, and that it includes adequate guarantees of equal opportunities for all, and achieves the best representation of all segments of the Iraqi society, especially the efficient and able to draw modern policies capable of achieving progress for our country Iraq.

Media office of the
First Deputy Speaker of the Chamber of Parliament

11/12/2019

http://ar.parliament.iq/2019/12/11/الكعبي-نحن-مطالبون-بإقرار-قانون-انتخا/

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 Legalcommitteecommittees 

The Legal Committee adds a representative from the International Organization for Election Systems

 11/12/2019

 

The Legal Committee chaired by Representative Repwar Hadi hosted the Chairman of the Committee and a number of women and gentlemen representatives attended today, Wednesday 11/12/2019, the representative of the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFFS).

The meeting discussed the most important observations and proposals put forward regarding the House Elections Law, including the type of constituency and the quota for women in addition to the age of the candidate, stressing the necessity of continuing discussions on the law until a final formula satisfying the aspiration is reached.

Media circle

Parliament

11/12/2019

http://ar.parliament.iq/2019/12/11/اللجنة-القانونية-تضيف-ممثلة-عن-المنظم/

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The House of Representatives adjourns its session for half an hour because the quorum is not complete

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One article of the electoral law threatens to collapse today's session

 

Baghdad / .. One article of the new election law stands, disrupting the parliament session scheduled for this evening, Wednesday, to vote on the law.

A representative source said, "Differences between the political blocs are now related to Article {15} of the electoral law, which hinders the holding of today's session."

The source suggested, "Postponing the vote on Article {15} of the Parliamentary Elections Law today, and voting on {14} articles of it in an evening session."

It is noteworthy that Article 15 talks about sharing parliamentary seats by {50% in favor of lists and {50%} for individual voting.

And parliamentary sources suggested that the parliament session scheduled for Wednesday will not be held due to the lack of a quorum.

It is scheduled to hold the House of Representatives, today, Wednesday, to vote on the draft law on the elections of Parliament amid the continuing dispute between the parliamentary blocs over some paragraphs.

http://aynaliraqnews.com/index.php?aa=news&id22=127883

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No surprise there, hey.

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The House of Representatives adjourns its session until further notice

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{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The House of Representatives decided to suspend its session, scheduled for today, Wednesday, to vote on the Parliamentary Elections Law until further notice.

The Council stated in a statement, {the Euphrates News} received a copy of, that it was “decided to give a deadline for the Legal Committee to hold its meeting until the controversy over Article {15} of the Iraqi Parliament’s election law is resolved with the participation of all representatives of political blocs.”
He noted, "The session was postponed indefinitely."

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In the document .. Parliamentary wisdom presents two proposals to amend the election law

Editing Date: 11/12/2019 18:10 • 435 times read

{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The Parliamentary Bloc of Al-Hikma submitted two proposals to the Legal Committee to amend the election law.