Parliament intends to cancel the decisions of the ruling civil Paul Bremer

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BAGHDAD - Shaima Rashid

House of Representatives plans to cancel the decisions of the ruling former US civil Paul Bremer, respectively, while the presidency of the Council called on the parliamentary blocs to overcome the differences in their views in order to cancel these decisions and laws by alternative legislation.

Parliamentary Legal Committee member Salim Chawki said that his committee is seeking legislation to the laws of the civilian government was to Paul Bremer, has legislated, such as the current Federal Court Act, noting that there are a number of institutions still rely on the laws enacted by Bremer in the conduct of its business.

According to Shawki, a statement singled out the "morning" that "the Legal Committee embarked on Cancel dissolved Revolutionary Command Council resolutions successively and was able legislation important laws as the law of the judiciary and judicial duties."

Pointing out that "the laws of alternative legislation for Bremer decisions need to be a political consensus in order to be passed."

MP for the mass of citizens and stressed that "the political blocs is determined to resolve differences with regard to these laws," noting that "the law's 21 provincial assemblies has been enacted by the parliament instead of the former Bremer law was supposed to apply, but because of the appeal it once and stop the decision again and not the desire of some ministries and the transfer of powers has been delaying its implementation. "

And was a member of the Legal Committee smile Hilali announced that the House of Representatives is determined to cancel some of the decisions of the ruling former US civilian in Iraq, Paul Bremer during the second legislative term.

Hilali said in a press statement that "the Legal Committee of the Parliament discussed the cancellation of some of the decisions of the ruling former US civilian in Iraq, Paul Bremer, that delay the work of the courts and restrict the scale of salaries, grants, which were not in favor of the Iraqi people."

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