Parliamentary legality: The current parliament has full powers

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Deputy: The dissolution of the provincial councils is a fatal mistake committed by the Iraqi parliament

 

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 2021-04-15 09:35

 

 

Shafaq News / On Thursday, MP Muhammad Othman al-Khalidi called on the judiciary to accelerate the reinstatement of the provincial councils to resume their duties, considering their dissolution as a "flagrant constitutional error" committed by the Iraqi parliament in 2019.

 

Al-Khalidi told Shafaq News, "The provincial councils are independent constitutional institutions. No party has the right to interfere in its affairs, and its solution is a fatal legal error committed by the Iraqi parliament."

 

He added that "the dissolution of the provincial councils must be done through a constitutional amendment and not a parliamentary decision," stressing that "the return of the provincial councils is necessary and important to address many administrative problems and intersections in the governorates and support the executive and service authorities through their oversight role."

 

Al-Khalidi suggested that "the provincial, district and district councils will return to the exercise of their duties soon after the completion of the formation of the Federal Court in its entirety."

 

In light of the popular demonstrations in Iraq in October 2019, the Iraqi parliament voted in favor of a legal amendment that ends the work of the provincial councils that are not organized in a region and the district and sub-district councils affiliated with them, and assigns parliament members the task of monitoring the work of the governor and his deputies in each governorate separately.

 

The provincial, district and district councils submitted appeals to the Federal Court. However, decisions were postponed several times for various legal reasons, most notably the lack of a quorum of the Federal Court.

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A verbal altercation between candidates for the elections at a meeting of the Al-Halbousi party

 

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 2021-04-16 00:19

 

Shafaq News / An informed source revealed, on Thursday, that a verbal altercation occurred at a meeting of the candidates for the upcoming early parliamentary elections about the "Progress of Iraq" party led by Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi.

 

The source said, to Shafaq News Agency, that "80 candidates from the Progress of Iraq Party are now meeting at the house of Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi in Baghdad to discuss the nominations."

 

He added, "During the meeting, a verbal altercation took place between the representatives of Anbar, Hayeb Al-Halbousi and Faleh Al-Issawi, because of the candidacy of some electoral districts."

 

No further details were immediately available.

 

Early parliamentary elections are scheduled for October 10.

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Saleh and Guterres discuss the elections file and secure UN monitoring

•  Time: 04/19/2021 22:34:18
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{Politics: Al Furat News} The President of the Republic, Barham Salih, made a phone call today, Monday, with the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, to discuss the situation in Iraq and the region.

A statement of the Presidency of the Republic, a copy of which was received by Al-Furat News Agency today, stated that "the communication discussed political and security developments in the country, the need to consolidate stability and strengthen the efforts of the rule of law, and to emphasize the importance of easing tensions in the region and overcoming crises through dialogue, and the need to coordinate efforts and work for the sake of Creating joint dialogues to stabilize the pillars of regional stability, as it was pointed out that the stability and sovereignty of Iraq is a foundation and a meeting point for the security of the whole region and the interests of its people.
He continued, "The parliamentary elections scheduled to take place next October were discussed, as President Barham Salih stressed the need for effective and serious work and coordination between the United Nations and the Electoral Commission to secure international oversight and ensure the integrity of the electoral process in a way that contributes to its success, ensuring broad participation in it and expressing the free will of the voters." And in a manner that guarantees the sovereignty and respect for the independent decision of the Iraqis. "
He pointed out that "Secretary-General Antonio Guterres welcomed the positive developments in the country, affirming the United Nations' support for the efforts of the Iraqi authorities to enhance security and stability, consolidate its sovereignty, and help Iraq face the challenges facing the country in combating terrorism, and minimizing the effects of the Corona pandemic."

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Al-Kazemi stops the idea of forming a party and turns to this advice

•  Time: 04/2020 01:33:37
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{Politics: Al Furat News} A spokesman for the National Wisdom Movement, Nawfal Abu Ragheef, revealed that the Prime Minister, Mustafa Al-Kazemi, had stopped the idea of forming a political party and participating in the early parliamentary elections.

 

"Al-Kazemi came as an independent person, and we put his name as an alternative to his predecessor, Adel Abdul-Mahdi, as he is a suitable figure to put out fires," Abu Ragheef said on the "Political Fawanees" program broadcast by Al-Furat satellite channel at dawn today.
He added, "Supporters of Al-Kazemi and the conditions set out by him, and he is reminded and blamed on them daily, which are not forming a political party and not inclining towards a party and holding the elections on time."
Abu Ragheef pointed out, "Al-Kazemi turned to political advice early and that the news of his joining a party has stopped and that it remains independent, and I think that it will remain independent and not entrenched or formed a political party."
He said that the prime minister "clearly denies to us that he did not form or aspire to a political party."
Abu Ragheef said, "We have political remarks on the prime minister, but his steps are commendable for his achievements and his special team is positive and represents credence for the exceptional phase of ridding Iraq of a dangerous slope."
Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi said during a cabinet meeting on April 13 that he "came to serve the citizens and overcome the challenges the country is going through, not for a political goal. We have areas in which we have succeeded and other areas that need follow-up and increased work."
Ammar Al-Masoudi

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Legislative steps to amend the provincial councils law

Wednesday April 21, 2021 71

 

 Baghdad: Muhannad Abdul-Wahhab

 

The two Parliamentary Regions and Legal Committees expressed their initial agreement to proceed with the third amendment legislation to the provincial councils law, while the two committees considered that it would be difficult to hold the provincial council elections in conjunction with the parliamentary elections on October 10. : “The Legal Committee presented the third amendment to the provincial and district councils law, which ensured that the law was similar to the House of Representatives election law by 90% in terms of the number of constituencies and members and voting exclusively by the biometric system.” Their representatives in the House of Representatives. ”He added,“ The provisions for amending the law are still before the Legal Committee, and in principle they have been approved by the two committees and proceed with the enactment of the amendment to the law. ”And he continued:“During the committee members ’visits to the headquarters of the Independent High Electoral Commission, it became clear from the dialogues that it is difficult to hold the provincial council elections in parallel with the parliamentary elections, pointing out that“ the difficulty of conducting the elections together lies in the technical details. ” The authority of the Council of Ministers, in coordination with the Independent High Electoral Commission, and upon completion of the legislation of the law, it is sent to the Presidency of the Republic and then to the government, and the Commission is concerned with setting the date for the elections.Determining the date of the elections is the responsibility of the Council of Ministers and in coordination with the Independent High Electoral Commission, and upon completion of the legislation of the law, it is sent to the Presidency of the Republic and then to the government, and the Commission is concerned with setting the date of the elections.Determining the date of the elections is the responsibility of the Council of Ministers and in coordination with the Independent High Electoral Commission, and upon completion of the legislation of the law, it is sent to the Presidency of the Republic and then to the government, and the Commission is concerned with setting the date of the elections.

For his part, a member of the Legal Committee, MP Hussein Al-Uqabi, stated in an interview with Al-Sabah that "the provincial councils law is of great importance, as it authorizes a decentralized administration in managing and developing provincial affairs, and despite this, local governments have lived through great harbingers." The local government desperately needs to reconsider these governments and evaluate their performance during the past 15 years' experience, as during those years they did not properly perform their duties to meet the citizen’s aspirations.

He pointed out that "the defect in the experience of local governments includes two aspects, the first of which is political. When political forces adopt lists of local administrations, they must be loyal and patriotic administrations capable of performing their duties." Building on the 2005 constitution needs to be reviewed and evaluated, as it has many errors and loopholes, and the administrative and organizational system for local government administrations must be restructured. "

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Brother and Counselor: Al-Kazemi is the magic bullet and is ready for a second term!

12:53 - 20/04/2021

 

  

The information / Baghdad ..
Advisor to the Prime Minister Sabah Mashtat, on Tuesday, said that his brother, Mustafa Al-Kazemi, represented a "magic solution" for the Iraqi people by virtue of its international relations, indicating that he was ready to assume the post of prime minister for a second term.
Mushtat said in an interview followed by "the information", that “the issue of choosing the prime minister is related to international consensus and President Al-Kazemi by virtue of what he has strong relations with the international system and the influential powers in it and his strong relationship with Iraq's neighbors and regional powers in the region, it may be a magic solution or a realistic solution. Through which it is possible to create a suitable human and living environment for the Iraqi people.
, and he added that“ despite this currently, Al-Kazemi has no intention of running in the elections, and what We are witnessing projects that have been announced, some of which will be announced, and others will be announced, not related to this matter. The man came to serve and have a historical imprint in contemporary history and he will not use these projects and expected accomplishments as a commodity in the upcoming elections.
Mashtat added: “If the national necessity calls for a man like Mustafa Al-Kazemi by virtue of his strong international relations with regard to Iraq's neighbors and the influential forces regionally and internationally, he will not say no. Iraq is an arena for solving its problems. End / 25

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Update the data of more than one million and 700 thousand voters

Tuesday 27th April 2021 42

 

 Baghdad: Muhammad al-Talbi

 

Yesterday, Monday, the spokeswoman for the Independent High Electoral Commission, Jumana Al-Ghalai, announced that the number of updated voter data has exceeded one million and 700,000 cases. She explained to “Awa” that “they will be given biometric cards to participate in the upcoming legislative elections.”

El-Ghalai added, "Voters who do not update their data and have long-term biometric and short-term cards are entitled to participate in the upcoming elections."

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Submission of federal service laws and provincial elections to the Presidency of Parliament

Tuesday 27th April 2021 100

 

 Baghdad: Shaima Rasheed

 

The Parliamentary Legal Committee in the House of Representatives is preparing to present the federal service laws and the provincial council elections to the Presidency of Parliament, in order to finalize them and vote on them before the end of the current electoral cycle. 

A member of the legal committee, Bahar Mahmoud, said in an interview with “Al-Sabah”: “One of the most prominent laws within the committee that it seeks to end is the provincial council elections law, as there are those who want elections in this law to be multiple electoral districts, such as the House of Representatives election law. And, which is more correct, ”she added,“ the system that was followed in the elections to the House of Representatives is supposed to be followed in the provincial council elections, because the representative is a representative for the entire people, but a provincial council member is a representative for a governorate only. 

Concerning the Federal Service Law, Mahmoud explained that "this law is important and important steps have been taken in it, and a first and second reading has been read, leaving nothing but preparing it for voting," stressing that "the enactment of this law will abolish many laws; Including the law on discipline of state employees as well as laws on the relationship between the employee and the state ». 

And she continued, "The legal committee will be a committee to support and participate in all other laws of the rest of the committees until they are enacted."

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Source: The Iraqi Prime Minister will not participate in the October 10 elections

 

Agencies

 

 

03:21 AM | Tuesday 27 April 2021

Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi

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A source close to the Iraqi Prime Minister, Mustafa Al-Kazemi, denied the latter's intention to participate in the early parliamentary elections, scheduled for next October 10, according to Al-Arabiya news channel.

The source said that Al-Kazemi will not participate in the upcoming elections, nor will any of his team members and those close to him participate under any name, address, or party, and they will not support any party, party or political party at the expense of other parties.

A source close to Al-Kazemi: The prime minister and his team have pledged themselves to serve the people of Iraq

The source added that the Prime Minister and his team have devoted themselves to serving the people of Iraq in a difficult transitional phase, and their role is to bring the country to safety and protect it from political and security adventures, economic and health challenges, leading to fair early elections in which the government is a guardian of everyone’s interests and not a political competitor.

The source pointed out that the current government is the product of a social crisis and is not an electoral competitor, and that Al-Kazemi will always be faithful to the people's demands for free, fair and fair elections that will return things to normal with what our people deserve and to what they are satisfied with.

The source added, saying that the dialogues that the government team held with the political parties aimed to bridge the gap between the different points of view, with the aim of calming the atmosphere and ensuring electoral security.

The source explained that the decision not to participate was taken since the beginning of Al-Kazemi's assumption of this task, and that this clarification comes after the escalation of rumors and misinformation about the intention of the Prime Minister or his team to participate in the elections.

The advisor to the Iraqi prime minister for electoral security affairs, Muhannad Naim, had previously identified the categories covered by the special vote in the upcoming elections, and told the "The Tenth" program on the "Al-Iraqiya" news channel that the security services that do not present their legal procedures will not include their affiliates in the special vote and they can Vote as citizens.

Naim indicated that the government formed a team specialized in establishing the infrastructure for the elections, according to the Iraqi News Agency, "INA".

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So Kazemi is not running for PM? That means that all of his hard work for his people will have

been for nothing. Sad

Thanks Yota 

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Either he's deliberately muddying the waters and really does intend to run ( why give the game away now ) or if he truly does not intend to run for PM.; I certainly hope they RV/RI before the elections.

If they don't all things might possibly revert back to old ways of business as usual and we may see any TRUE progress put on the back burner while the criminal element AGAIN has a field day.

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Source: Two currents affiliated with Al-Kazemi will not enter the next elections

•  Time: 04/27/2021 13:19:21
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{Politics: Al-Furat News} A source close to Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi said today, Tuesday, that the Tiyari {stage} and {prosperity}, affiliated with Al-Kazemi, "will not enter the early parliamentary elections."

 

The source said in a press statement, "The decision was taken recently not to run the two currents in the upcoming elections, especially since they are run by close associates of Al-Kazemi and affiliated with his political team."
He added, "The two currents will continue their political work by supporting independent candidates, and are considering running for the upcoming elections."
He pointed out that "the decision was taken due to previous political requirements that brought Al-Kazemi to the presidency of the government and his obligations with the political blocs."
A source close to Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi revealed that the latter had decided not to contest the upcoming elections.
Yesterday, an informed source denied Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kazemi's intention to participate in the early parliamentary elections, which are scheduled to take place on the tenth of next October.  
The source revealed that "Al-Kazemi, during a special meeting, confirmed that he will not participate in the upcoming elections, and none of his team members and those close to him will participate under any name, address or party, adding that Al-Kazemi will not support any party, party, or political party at the expense of other parties." . The source indicated that "Al-Kazemi noted that he and his team have devoted themselves to serving the people of Iraq in a difficult transitional stage, and their role is to bring the country to safety and protect it from political and security adventures and economic and health challenges, leading to fair and early elections in which the government is a sponsor of everyone's interests and not a political competitor."  
 He continued, "The current government is the product of a social crisis and is not an electoral competitor, and that the prime minister will always be faithful to the people's demands for free, fair and fair elections that will return things to normal, with what our people deserve and as they please."
The source concluded that "the decision not to participate was made since the beginning of Al-Kazemi's assumption of this task, and this clarification comes after the rise of rumors and information about the intention of Al-Kazemi or his team to participate in the elections."
Ammar Al-Masoudi

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A parliamentary committee points out "major gaps" in the election law

Wednesday April 28, 2021 270

 

 Baghdad: Shaima Rasheed

 

The Independent High Electoral Commission called on political parties to take the time to register alliances and candidate lists on the deadline set for next May 1, while the House Legal Committee indicated that there are "loopholes" and described them as major in the current election law.

The Commission stated in a statement that “At a time when the Independent High Electoral Commission stresses that the date of the election of the Iraqi Parliament on October 10, 2021 is inevitable and does not retract from it, the Commission calls on political alliances, parties and candidates to take advantage of the remainder of the available period to receive registration Political alliances and candidate lists in the deadline (1/5/2021).

The statement added, “The commission continues its steps and preparations according to timelines for an operational schedule that does not tolerate change in its stages, leading to the achievement of elections that have the confidence of the Iraqi street and its societal forces that we expect from them to interact with the upcoming electoral event, because the upcoming elections are of great importance for stability and representation of the will Voters through the polls. ”

In the meantime, a member of the Parliamentary Legal Committee, Bahar Mahmoud, said in an interview with Al-Sabah: “The election law contains many loopholes, the first of which is that the election system is consistent with the provincial elections and not the House of Representatives, and although this law allows independents to run for Parliament, However, he did not guarantee them a victory. ” 

She added, "As for the other loophole, it is not limiting the vote to the biometric card," noting that "the commission is trying at the present time to impose it, but the law does not require the use of the biometric card exclusively, and this is considered a loophole that allows forgery, and this issue was objected in a timely manner to no avail." ", Accusing" unnamed "parties of insisting on passing this paragraph, which is a" big loophole. " 

And she continued: "Among the other gaps, is the removal of the manual counting and sorting mechanism, and we want it to be electronic, and after it be manually provided that the two are identical, but this matter was not approved," noting that "most of the fraud that occurred in the 2018 elections was due to Electronic counting and sorting, ”calling for“ hosting the commission to find out the details of the contract with the examining company, and whether they are reliable. ”

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75 embassies and an international organization are {invited} to monitor the upcoming elections

Thursday April 29, 2021 146

 

Baghdad: Morning 

Architecture: Saad Hassan 

Yesterday, Wednesday, the Independent High Electoral Commission sent an invitation to 75 embassies and international organizations to monitor the electoral process. At the same time, the UNHCR office in Maysan revealed significant progress in the biometric registration rate and the distribution of the voter card.

The commission's spokesman, Jumana Al-Ghalai, said in a press statement: “The Election Commission formed the International Observers Committee headed by the President of the Electoral Administration Abbas Farhan, and the work was coordinated through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to direct 75 invitations to foreign embassies and international organizations to supervise the upcoming elections.” 

She added, "Some of them expressed their desire to participate in monitoring the electoral process, and there is a fulfillment of these requests through the committee."

She explained, "The monitoring process is not limited to international observation only, but rather there is monitoring by civil society organizations and political party agents," noting that "the process of updating the voter register that was launched from January 2 to April 15 this year, in which more than 5 people participated. Thousands of observers from civil society organizations and more than 7 thousand observers from agents of political parties. Meanwhile, the Commission called on some media outlets to be careful in conveying the correct information related to its work. In a statement, Al-Ghalai indicated that “what some media do in terms of transmitting false and incorrect information negatively affects public opinion trends. This leads to undermining the confidence of voters in the electoral process, and losing credibility in the professionalism of some media outlets in transmitting the activities and procedures that the Board of Commissioners of the Independent High Electoral Commission is keen to implement, at a time when these institutions should present news to the public according to professional considerations.

To Maysan, where the Director of the Relations and Mass Media Division in the Office of the Commission, Ali Al-Shabeeb, told Al-Sabah that “the biometric registration rate in Maysan reached 69%, while the voter card’s distribution rate reached 86%,” affirming “the spread of mobile teams throughout the governorate. Maysan ». He revealed "great cooperation by citizens and other government departments to facilitate the task of the UNHCR mobile teams."

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A Kurdish deputy reveals "secret agreements" in the region - this is their content

•  Time: 04/30/2021 21:35:32
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{Politics: Al Furat News} A deputy for the Kurdish bloc of change {Goran}, Hoshyar Abdullah, revealed agreements he described as "secret" in the Kurdistan region.

 

Abdullah said in a tweet on Twitter: "At the time I announce that I will not run for the upcoming elections, I do not hide my concern about the secret agreements to distribute chairs between the large parties and some small parties in the region."
"We will make every effort to expose any attempt of fraud and confiscate the will of the people," he added.
"Without careful monitoring, the elections will be worse than the previous ones," Abdullah said.
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Documents .. The Commission publishes a map of the electoral alliances

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2021-04-30 | 10:24

 

 

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Today, Friday, the Independent High Electoral Commission announced the electoral alliances that have been formally proven to it, one day before the registration deadline expires.

The number of electoral alliances, according to UNHCR documents, of which Alsumaria News obtained copies, reached 18.

The following is the text of the documents:

 

 

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Member of Parliamentary Law: We voted on the election law, and the commission is obligated to implement it

•  Time: 05/02/2021 01:04:04
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{Politics: Al Furat News} A member of the Parliamentary Legal Committee, Salim Hamza, affirmed that the House of Representatives vote on the election law obliges the commission to implement it.

 

Hamzah said in a press statement, that the old law obliges the candidate to have lived for ten years in a specific governorate so that he can run for office there.
He pointed out that the election law has witnessed many objections, requests have been submitted to amend it, and signatures have been collected for this, but the time is no longer available to proceed with this matter.

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On 4/26/2021 at 10:34 PM, horsesoldier said:

Either he's deliberately muddying the waters and really does intend to run ( why give the game away now ) or if he truly does not intend to run for PM.; I certainly hope they RV/RI before the elections.

If they don't all things might possibly revert back to old ways of business as usual and we may see any TRUE progress put on the back burner while the criminal element AGAIN has a field day.

Well it wouldnt suprise me in the least!! With the biden crime syndicate back in town, those thievin ba$+ards cant steal it fast enough. That punk son of his, snorts coke and runs the whores to a pretty hefty tune! Plus now you got the brothers, sisters & grandkids with their hands in the cookie jar! JMHO !  

[Longtimelurker]

24 minutes ago, Artitech said:

Well it wouldnt suprise me in the least!! With the biden crime syndicate back in town, those thievin ba$+ards cant steal it fast enough. That punk son of his, snorts coke and runs the whores to a pretty hefty tune! Plus now you got the brothers, sisters & grandkids with their hands in the cookie jar! JMHO !  

Wont be for long once Arizona finishes the audit👍

[horsesoldier]

2 hours ago, Artitech said:

Well it wouldnt suprise me in the least!! With the biden crime syndicate back in town, those thievin ba$+ards cant steal it fast enough. That punk son of his, snorts coke and runs the whores to a pretty hefty tune! Plus now you got the brothers, sisters & grandkids with their hands in the cookie jar! JMHO !  

Someone begged U.... evened that score right quick. Good to see You’re striking a nerve with snowflakes in here!!!!!! 

[Artitech]

49 minutes ago, horsesoldier said:

Someone begged U.... evened that score right quick. Good to see You’re striking a nerve with snowflakes in here!!!!!! 

It was Joe blow 

[dinarham]

He's not my president .The playbook is right out of Mein Kampf . 

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Deputy: The legislative elections are rigged through the electronic system and the biometric card

14:48 - 05/04/2021

 

  

Information / Special ...

MP Jassim Muhammad confirmed, on Tuesday, that the electoral process was rigged through the electronic system and the biometric card.

Muhammad said in a statement to / information / that “fraud may take place through the electronic system,” indicating his fear of “the large blocs with money, power and influence to control the election process.”

He added that "the election commission has announced the existence of a third party to supervise the elections, and I do not think that the third party will be trustworthy and able to deal with the strength and influence of the attacks of some blocs to be able to rig the votes."

He pointed out that "there is a fear of interference from some countries, such as Turkey, the UAE, Saudi Arabia and the United States, and controlling the process of the legislative elections."

It is noteworthy that the Iraqi legislative elections have been scheduled for next October 10/10. 25 F has ended

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A deputy talks about changing the heads of bodies and institutions of the Kurdistan Parliament

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Deputy Chairman of the Legal Committee in the Kurdistan Parliament, Abbas Fattah, spoke today, Thursday, about the importance of making a change in the heads of bodies and institutions of the Kurdistan Parliament, adding that the end of the legal period of these institutions affects the activities and long-term plans.

Fattah told PUKmedia, that despite the end of the legal period for the heads of bodies and institutions of the Kurdistan Parliament, the political parties have not yet identified their candidates for those positions, and this means that the reason is the political parties, and at any time they select their candidates and bring them to the Kurdistan Parliament, the vote will take place. On changes to those institutions and bodies.

He added that what has been worked on so far and a change in a short period is the head of the Human Rights Commission, but for other bodies and institutions, especially the Integrity Commission and the Independent Electoral Commission in the Kurdistan Region, they have remained as they are and that Parliament is awaiting identification of the parties ’candidates.

Fattah pointed out that, the end of the legal term for the heads of bodies and institutions of the Kurdistan Parliament affects the work and activities of these institutions, and they are not able to put in place a work program and long-term plans for them as necessary.

In a related development, the spokesman for the Independent Electoral Commission in the Kurdistan Region, Shirwan Mirza, announced that the commission at the present time has obstacles and problems and the legal period for them has expired, and for this we asked the Kurdistan Parliament to solve these obstacles, then extend the legal period for them or start another council of commissioners to work.

Mirza added that without resolving these obstacles, they cannot do any work in the Kurdistan Region for the elections scheduled to take place in the future.

 

PUKmedia Taha Abdullah - Erbil

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The Kurdistan Patriotic: The end of the legal term for the heads of bodies and institutions of the regional parliament

Political| 05:06 - 05/06/2021

 

 

 

 

Baghdad - Mawazine News
, a member of the Kurdistan Regional Parliament for the National Union, Abbas Fattah, stressed the importance of making a change in the heads of the bodies and institutions of the Kurdistan Parliament, indicating that the end of the legal period of these institutions affects the activities and long-term plans.
According to his party's media, Fattah said, "Despite the end of the legal period for the heads of bodies and institutions of the Kurdistan Parliament, the political parties have not yet identified their candidates for those positions, and this means that the reason is the political parties, and at any time they determine their candidates and bring them to the Kurdistan Parliament, it is Voting will be made on changes in those institutions and bodies. "
He added, "What has been worked on so far and a change in a short period of time is the head of the Human Rights Commission, but for other bodies and institutions, especially the Integrity Commission and the Independent Electoral Commission in the Kurdistan region, they have remained as they are, and Parliament is waiting to determine the parties’ candidates.
Fattah pointed out that "the end of the legal term for the heads of bodies and institutions affiliated with the Kurdistan Parliament affects the work and activities of these institutions and they are not able to set a work program and long-term plans for them as required." Ended 29 / h