The House of Representatives decides to transfer the oil and gas law to the next session

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Parliament will hold a session next Tuesday and publish its agenda

•  Time: 06/17/2021 13:06:41
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{Political: Al Furat News} The House of Representatives will hold, next Tuesday, its regular session by voting and reading a number of bills.

And the parliamentary media department published the meeting's agenda.

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Parliament sets a date for its session and publishes its agenda

political| 01:06 - 17/06/2021

 

 

 

 

 

Baghdad - Mawazine News
, the media department of the House of Representatives published, on Thursday, the agenda of the parliament's session for next Tuesday.
The Council's media department stated, in a statement received by Mawazine News, a copy of it, that "the agenda of the parliament session for next Tuesday included voting on the draft law ratifying the air transport agreement between Iraq and Saudi Arabia, voting on the proposed law to protect the human rights employee, and voting on a proposed law. Sports clubs,” noting that “the table also includes the first reading of the draft law addressing the period for receiving applications stipulated in Law No. 163 of 2016 the first amendment to the Law of Ownership of Documents Bearing Pseudonyms for Displaced Persons and Emigrants No. (79) of 2012.”
She pointed out that "the table includes the first reading of the draft law of the twenty-first amendment to the Owners Law No. 20 of 1960, the first reading of the draft law on approving financial statements in the fiscal year ending 2014, and the first reading of the draft law on statistics and geographic information systems, as well as the first reading of the proposed syndicate law. People with health professionals.” Ended 29/A 43

 

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Parliamentary threats to the government regarding the budget and Fatah threatens to resort to the Federal Court

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On Thursday, the representative of the Al-Fateh Alliance, Uday Awad, revealed that there is a parliamentary movement of deputies in various political blocs, to stop the decision to disburse money to the Kurdistan region.

Awad said, in press statements, that deputies from different political blocs have begun actual work to stop the cabinet decision to release two hundred billion dinars per month to the regional government retroactively, contrary to Article 11 of the budget law for 2021, stressing that this is a violation of the Iraqi law and constitution. It cannot be tolerated, as it is manipulating the capabilities of the Iraqi state according to personal and political whims.

And that the representatives, will have a close approach to the Federal Supreme Court, to challenge the decision of the Council of Ministers, for the purpose of issuing a judicial order canceling the decision, because of the legal and constitutional violations, and an explicit violation of the budget law.

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Parliamentary threats to the government regarding the budget and Fatah threatens to resort to the Federal Court

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On Thursday, the representative of the Al-Fateh Alliance, Uday Awad, revealed that there is a parliamentary movement of deputies in various political blocs, to stop the decision to disburse money to the Kurdistan region.

Awad said, in press statements, that deputies from different political blocs have begun actual work to stop the cabinet decision to release two hundred billion dinars per month to the regional government retroactively, contrary to Article 11 of the budget law for 2021, stressing that this is a violation of the Iraqi law and constitution. It cannot be tolerated, as it is manipulating the capabilities of the Iraqi state according to personal and political whims.

And that the representatives, will have a close approach to the Federal Supreme Court, to challenge the decision of the Council of Ministers, for the purpose of issuing a judicial order canceling the decision, because of the legal and constitutional violations, and an explicit violation of the budget law.

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Parliamentary legal sets a binding date for ending the agency’s administration file

15:49 - 06/18/2021

 

  

Information / Baghdad.

Today, Friday, the Parliamentary Legal Committee has set a binding date for ending the file of the administration of state institutions by proxy, while noting that no names have yet been received from the government to Parliament.
A member of the Parliamentary Legal Committee, Hassan Fadam, said in a statement to the Iraqi News Agency, “The House of Representatives obligated the government, during the 2021 budget, to resolve special job grades (degrees managed by proxy),” noting that “former prime ministers exceeded the constitution and violated the laws in force by appointing special grades. for sensitive proxy sites.
He added that “this file is one of the causes of corruption, and the lack of interest in government institutions,” noting that “whoever is appointed by proxy is dismissed, and the institution does not gain job stability, and the director or head of the institution appointed by the agency cannot take real reforms, because he is threatened with dismissal at any moment.” .
And he confirmed that “the House of Representatives put in the 2021 budget an article obligating the government to end the file of managing institutions by proxy and to nominate names that are valid to manage institutions within a maximum period of 6/30, and despite the passage of several months since the budget was approved, no names have reached Parliament so far.”
He continued that "the file remaining suspended is a major defect in the state administration," noting that "sending the names from the government does not need to be included in the budget, but the lack of commitment of previous governments called on the House of Representatives to add it within the budget."
Earlier, the Deputy Chairman of the Law Committee, Muhammad Al-Ghazi, confirmed to the Iraqi News Agency (INA) that "the Council of Ministers seeks to complete the special grades before the date of June 30 of this month, and sends them to the House of Representatives for a vote."
He added that "the file of special grades will not be transferred to the next parliamentary session," noting that "it will be decided in the current session." Ended / 25

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A parliamentary committee in Iraq clarifies the reasons for the delay in resolving the public-private partnership law

Iraqi parliament

 June 18, 2021 09:57 PM

Mubasher: The Parliamentary Economy and Investment Committee in Iraq explained the reasons for the delay in resolving the public-private partnership law.

Committee member Mazen Al-Faili told the Iraqi News Agency, "Informed", today, Friday, that the public-private partnership law is among the many laws that have not been resolved during this parliamentary session, as well as some important laws that have not been resolved from previous sessions.

Al-Faili explained that the reason for this is that the parliament sessions were not properly organized as a result of the security events that occurred, in addition to the Corona pandemic and the preparation for early elections.

He stressed that these reasons do not justify the delay in enacting important laws, including the Public-Private Partnership Law.

He stressed, "The law is important and concerns an important sector, which is the economic sector," noting that "Iraq is in need of these legislations to develop its economy in the right direction according to a future vision that is in harmony with the world's economic growth."

The Parliamentary Economic Committee announced in May that the Public-Private Partnership Law is still under study despite the completion of 80 percent of it, while noting that the obstacle facing the law is how to preserve state assets. 

 

At the time, the committee indicated that only minor points of contention remained in the law in order to finalize it.

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Parliamentary legal sets a binding date for ending the agency’s administration file

15:49 - 06/18/2021

 

  

Information / Baghdad.

Today, Friday, the Parliamentary Legal Committee has set a binding date for ending the file of the administration of state institutions by proxy, while noting that no names have yet been received from the government to Parliament.
A member of the Parliamentary Legal Committee, Hassan Fadam, said in a statement to the Iraqi News Agency, “The House of Representatives obligated the government, during the 2021 budget, to resolve special job grades (degrees managed by proxy),” noting that “former prime ministers exceeded the constitution and violated the laws in force by appointing special grades. for sensitive proxy sites.
He added that “this file is one of the causes of corruption, and the lack of interest in government institutions,” noting that “whoever is appointed by proxy is dismissed, and the institution does not gain job stability, and the director or head of the institution appointed by the agency cannot take real reforms, because he is threatened with dismissal at any moment.” .
And he confirmed that “the House of Representatives put in the 2021 budget an article obligating the government to end the file of managing institutions by proxy and to nominate names that are valid to manage institutions within a maximum period of 6/30, and despite the passage of several months since the budget was approved, no names have reached Parliament so far.”
He continued that "the file remaining suspended is a major defect in the state administration," noting that "sending the names from the government does not need to be included in the budget, but the lack of commitment of previous governments called on the House of Representatives to add it within the budget."
Earlier, the Deputy Chairman of the Law Committee, Muhammad Al-Ghazi, confirmed to the Iraqi News Agency (INA) that "the Council of Ministers seeks to complete the special grades before the date of June 30 of this month, and sends them to the House of Representatives for a vote."
He added that "the file of special grades will not be transferred to the next parliamentary session," noting that "it will be decided in the current session." Ended / 25

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Deputy: Parliament will introduce five new laws during tomorrow's session

13:45 - 06/21/2021

 

Information / Baghdad.. The
representative of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Dylan Ghafour, revealed, on Monday, the intention of Parliament to introduce five new laws during tomorrow's session, indicating that the session will witness a vote on the members of the Federal Court of Excellence.
Ghafour said in a statement to "Al-Maalouma" that "tomorrow's session, Tuesday, will witness a vote on the members of the Federal Court of Cassation, and a vote on the draft law ratifying the roving agreement between the two countries. Iraq and Saudi Arabia, a vote on the proposed law to protect the human rights employee, and a vote on the proposed law on clubs." sports.”
And she added, "The session will also witness the first reading of the draft law addressing the period for receiving applications stipulated in Law No. 163 of 2016, the first amendment to the law on the ownership of documents bearing the pseudonyms of immigrants and immigrants No. 79 of 2012, the first reading of the draft law of the twenty-first amendment to the Owners Law, and the first reading The draft law on approving financial statements for the fiscal year ending in 2014, the first reading of the draft law on statistics and geographic information systems, and the first reading of the proposed law on the Health Professions Syndicate, in addition to general discussions.”
Ghafour indicated that “the House of Representatives will also discuss the reasons for the government’s abstention from Implementation of the budget and the delay in its implementation despite it being passed several months ago.” Ended/ 25 D

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Parliament sets the time for its session tomorrow

political| 10:38 - 06/21/2021

 

 

 

 

Baghdad - Mawazine News
The Media Department of the House of Representatives announced the timing of tomorrow's session, Tuesday.
And the department said in a statement that Mawazine News received a copy of it, that "the session tomorrow, Tuesday, 22/6/2021, will be held at three o'clock in the afternoon." Ended 29/A 43

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Parliament postpones its session to next week

political| 05:25 - 06/22/2021

 

 

 

 

Baghdad - Mawazine News
The House of Representatives decided, today, Tuesday, to postpone its session, which was supposed to be held at three o'clock in the afternoon today, Tuesday.
According to the Parliament's media department, the House of Representatives postponed its session to next Sunday, due to the lack of a quorum for the session.
Parliamentary sources had confirmed earlier that most of the deputies are currently busy campaigning for the elections, and they will not attend today's session. Ended 29/ 77 . .

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The Iraqi parliament continues to fail.. Representatives are busy with elections and broken laws

political| 07:39 - 22/06/2021

 

 

 

 

Special- Mawazine News
The Iraqi parliament continued its series of failure to hold its regular sessions due to the lack of a quorum at a time when the country is suffering from economic and security problems.
Although the date of today's session was set a few days ago, the number of deputies attending the session did not exceed 100, according to parliamentary sources who spoke to Mawazine News.
The sources stated, "Most of the attendees are those who did not run for the upcoming elections, and their number did not allow a regular session of the Council, so the session was postponed to next Sunday and it is also unlikely to be held."
The sources talk about the failure to take legal measures against the absent deputies, because they have political blocs and the Parliamentary Department is unable to take measures against them, as part of their salaries were not cut or even warnings were given to them.
According to the sources, "Parliament has become clinically dead, and the most prominent reason for its death is the MPs' preoccupation with electoral propaganda as well as political agreements to prevent lifting the immunity of some MPs accused of certain issues, and requests to lift their immunity were received from the Supreme Judicial Council."
The agenda of today's session includes several paragraphs, including voting on the proposed law on sports clubs and the laws of agreements, but there are several laws related to the Iraqi street that were not addressed, such as the oil and gas laws and the constitutional amendments called for by the demonstrators, and the scheduled interrogations of several officials, including them, have been suspended. Finance Minister Ali Allawi.
The representative of the Sairoon Alliance, Jamal Fakher, considered the absence of deputies as a negative message to the Iraqi street. Ended 29 / h

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Parliament postpones important laws for its next legislative session

political| 01:23 - 11/07/2021

 

 

 

 

Baghdad - Mawazine News
The Parliamentary Legal Committee announced, on Sunday, that important laws will be postponed for the next legislative session, indicating that there is not enough time to amend or legislate laws.
Committee member Hassan Fadaam said, according to the official agency, that "the House of Representatives is in its final days after the decision to dissolve the parliament and hold early elections," noting that "important laws could be proposed in the next legislative session."
He added that "there is not enough time during the current legislative session to amend or legislate laws, including the Victims Compensation Law." Ended 29/A43

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the House of Representatives is in its final days after the decision to dissolve the parliament and hold early elections," noting that "important laws could be proposed in the next legislative session."

Hmmmm.,,,

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Nope!  Not buying it!!!  Slap on a clearance tag.. Still not gonna buy it!  Lipstick does not work on Pigs either!  Me thinks sumpin' big is 'bout to happen!  they are stalling... dragging it out waiting for a certain marker (their "Q" to release)... not sure what that marker might be but it is waaaay tooo obvious by the way they are kicking the can!  

Here is my HUMBLE opinion:  Hold on to your britches this ride is about to come to a complete stop!!!

Whoooop Whoop!

Praise and Gratitude to God for the patience, knowledge and fortitude to not only be here but to hang on for so long!  It's All because of Him!!!

 

 

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Parliament will hold its session next Tuesday

•  Time: 07/11/2021 16:32:22
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{Political: Al Furat News} The House of Representatives intends to hold its regular session, next Tuesday, corresponding to 7/13/2021.

 

And the media department stated in a statement that {Euphrates News} received a copy of it that "the House of Representatives will hold its regular session at exactly one o'clock in the afternoon next Tuesday."

The House of Representatives voted, in its third session of the second legislative term of the third legislative year of the fourth election cycle, which was held under the chairmanship of Muhammad al-Halbousi, Speaker of the Council, on the first of this July and in the presence of 180 deputies, on a number of articles of the Sports Clubs Law and finished reading and discussing 4 laws, including a draft law. Law of the National Day of the Republic of Iraq.

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The House of Representatives holds its regular session on Tuesday

Sunday 11 July 2021 16:34 | political Number of readings: 682

Baghdad / NINA / - The House of Representatives will hold its regular session next Tuesday at 1:00 pm./End of 5

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Monday 12 July 2021 | 01:35 PM

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A deputy rules out achieving a quorum for parliament sessions: This is what they are concerned about

 

On Monday, the representative of the Parliamentary Services and Construction Committee, Manar Al-Saad, ruled out achieving a quorum for the upcoming parliament sessions, attributing this to the fact that the deputies are busy with electoral propaganda, she said .

In her question about the draft law on the reconstruction council, Al-Saad said, "The draft law on the reconstruction council was read for the first time in the previous sessions, and we documented the observations made during the first reading, the majority of which focused on Article 4 of the draft law, which talks about the formation of the council's special body. ".

Al-Saad indicated that "the draft law and other laws will not pass during the current parliamentary session, given that there is nothing left of Parliament's life and most members of Parliament have been busy with electoral propaganda and it is difficult to achieve a quorum for any future session."

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Agenda of the House of Representatives session for tomorrow, Tuesday (document)

 2021/07/12

 

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Baghdad / Al-Mawrid News

Today, Monday, Parliament announced the agenda for its session for tomorrow, Tuesday. 

A document issued by the Council stated that Parliament intends to question the Minister of Finance in tomorrow's session, as well as vote on a number of proposals, report and discuss bills.

 

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Parliamentary work: finalizing the retirement and social security law next week

 

money and business Economy News _ Baghdad The Labor, Social Affairs, Migration and Displaced Committee in the House of Representatives said that it is about to finalize the retirement and social security law next week, after meeting with the International Labor Organization to match the provisions of the law with international laws. The head of the committee, Raad Al-Dahlaki, said in an interview with the newspaper "Al-Sabah" and followed by "Al-Iqtisad News", that "the Retirement and Social Security Law is one of the most important laws that will contribute to the inclusion of large numbers of earners and insured workers in its paragraphs, and it was read first and second reading." And he indicated that "the committee is still continuing to hold meetings with the competent authorities, federations, unions and civil society organizations to consolidate the law, adapt it by legal methods, put the final touches on it and submit it to a vote." with international laws in order to integrate from all legal, civil and international points of view. Al-Dahlaki pointed out that "the committee is determined to pass the law because it represents the largest segment of society and opens the door for workers to guarantee their rights," stressing that "the law will be complete for a vote on it after completing its conformity with international laws because it is a large law with financial aspects and broad coverage." The head of the committee added that "by approving the law, all the non-working class will be included in the government sector, and the door will be opened to many segments of workers and earners in the private sector. From the crowd queue to work in the government sector.” And he indicated that "the numbers covered by the law may reach more than 3 million people."

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Parliamentary Legal: Important laws will be postponed for the next legislative session

 

 

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Baghdad - Aa'a - Noor Al-Zaidi

Today, Sunday, the Parliamentary Legal Committee announced that important laws will be postponed for the next legislative session, indicating that there is not enough time to amend or legislate laws .

Committee member Hassan Fadam told the Iraqi News Agency (INA): "The House of Representatives is in its final days, after the decision to dissolve the parliament and hold early elections," noting that "important laws can be proposed in the next legislative session."

He added that "there is not enough time during the current legislative session to amend or legislate laws, including the Victims Compensation Law."

The House of Representatives had voted to dissolve itself on October 7, in preparation for early elections three days later .

Article 64 of the Iraqi constitution states, “The Council of Representatives has the ability to dissolve itself at the request of one-third of its members, or from the Prime Minister with the approval of the President of the Republic.

 

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Parliamentary planning calls for a reassessment of the political process

Tuesday 13 July 2021 73

 

 Baghdad: Muhannad Abd al-Wahhab 

 

The Parliamentary Committee for Monitoring the Implementation of the Governmental Program and Strategic Planning called on the government and parliament to re-evaluate the political and democratic process in the country.

Committee Chairman Hazem Al-Khalidi said in an interview with Al-Sabah: "After the change and the fall of the previous regime, there were achievements, but they are not at the required level. On the democratic side, there was one achievement, perhaps essential, which is holding elections, which are a small part of the democratic process." 

He added that "there is a failure in the aspect of freedom of opinion, and there are violations of the basic articles of the constitution, and the government must abide by them, and the political forces must re-evaluate themselves again, in addition to the government's performance." 

He pointed out that "the legislative authority represented in the House of Representatives must re-evaluate the laws and the performance of the House, because what we believe has not been accomplished so far in a satisfactory way for the political and democratic process." 

Al-Khalidi pointed out that "one of the reasons that hindered the democratic process is the political differences, because there are some political figures who believe that Iraq should be governed as it was ruled in the previous periods before 2003," noting that "the basics of democratic transformation are freedom of opinion and that there should be no control over money and weapons." How can we believe that there is a democratic transformation with the exploitation of money, weapons and political positions?

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Parliament: No passage to amend the Personal Status Law

Tuesday 13 July 2021 92

 

 Baghdad: Shaima Rashid

 

The Parliamentary Legal Committee ruled out the approval of the amendment of Article 57 of the Personal Status Law, which has sparked controversy in the recent period, indicating that the discussion of this law has been postponed due to the disagreement within the committee.

A member of the Legal Committee, Rashid Al-Azzawi, told "Al-Sabah", that "the amendment of Article 57 of the Personal Status Law has become a controversial subject inside and outside Parliament," noting that "the amendment should be for the benefit of the child, not the custodian."

And he added, I tend to “give the judge the authority to know where the child’s interest is, because we see the children, some of them wronged by their father and some by the mothers, especially if the mother is not married. Therefore, we tend to amend the article by giving the social researcher and the judge, who are the ones who assess the circumstances of each case, so that the custodian is either The father or the mother or not both if they are not qualified and the state is responsible for the child.

He explained, "The custody of the mother should not be absolute, but rather set at a time that may be 15 years or 7 years. All these matters, except for custody, should be left to the judge, and he is the one who assesses the situation in favor of the mother or father."

Al-Azzawi continued, "The committee postponed the discussion of this amendment, due to the large number of objections by the members of the committee to Article 57," ruling out that "it will be passed during this session."

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The House of Representatives decides to transfer the oil and gas law to the next session

 

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energy Economy News - Baghdad The Parliamentary Oil and Energy Committee decided, on Monday, to transfer the oil and gas law legislation to the next parliamentary session. Committee member Sattar Al-Jabri said, "The oil and gas law is one of the strategic laws and it is difficult to resolve it in the current parliamentary session," stressing that "it will be transferred to the next parliamentary session," according to "conscious." Al-Jabri called for "making the law among the priorities of the next council, as it achieves social justice by distributing wealth to the people of the same country without discrimination of components or regions." The Oil and Gas Law establishes a system for managing oil operations in Iraq, taking into consideration the existing international agreements between the Republic of Iraq and other countries regarding the transportation of crude oil. It also aims to define the basis for cooperation between the concerned ministries in the federal government, as well as to establish a base for coordination and consultation between the federal authorities and the authorities of the oil-producing regions and governorates.

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The House of Representatives decides to transfer the oil and gas law to the next session

 

Iraqi parliament building مبنى

energy Economy News - Baghdad The Parliamentary Oil and Energy Committee decided, on Monday, to transfer the oil and gas law legislation to the next parliamentary session. Committee member Sattar Al-Jabri said, "The oil and gas law is one of the strategic laws and it is difficult to resolve it in the current parliamentary session," stressing that "it will be transferred to the next parliamentary session," according to "conscious." Al-Jabri called for "making the law among the priorities of the next council, as it achieves social justice by distributing wealth to the people of the same country without discrimination of components or regions." The Oil and Gas Law establishes a system for managing oil operations in Iraq, taking into consideration the existing international agreements between the Republic of Iraq and other countries regarding the transportation of crude oil. It also aims to define the basis for cooperation between the concerned ministries in the federal government, as well as to establish a base for coordination and consultation between the federal authorities and the authorities of the oil-producing regions and governorates.

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Thank you Yota for the info

Do you know when the next session is ??