Parliament reads tomorrow the third amendment to the provincial election law and several other laws

Wednesday, August 29 / August 2012 16:18



[Baghdad - where]

House plans tomorrow to read the third amendment to the proposal provincial election law and districts and areas as well as the first and second readings of a number of laws. "

The parliamentary source told all of Iraq [where] today that "the House of Representatives held tomorrow its usual and includes the agenda second reading of the proposed third amendment to the electoral law of provincial and district and provincial and vote on the bill reconstruction of infrastructure and service sectors."

"It also includes the agenda first and second readings of a number of laws, including the first reading of the draft law of the National Council for Water and the first reading of the draft law the workers Iraqis in intergovernmental organizations, and second reading of the proposed law to amend the law to compensate victims who have lost part of their bodies by the practices of the former regime reading Second bill agreement legal and judicial cooperation in criminal matters between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran. "

The source continued, "as included in the agenda of the meeting, the second reading of the draft law extradition agreement and sentenced to between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran", noting that "he is scheduled to hold Algeslh at ten in the morning."

The House of Representatives may Tuesday held its seventeenth headed by Osama Najafi, head of the House of Representatives and in the presence of 181 deputies and ended the first and second readings of the five projects and proposals of laws, after raising its until tomorrow, Thursday.

The Council ended the first reading of a proposed third amendment to the electoral law of provincial and district and provincial in session Tuesday No. [36] for the year 2008, and submitted by the Legal Committee, which comes to not having Central Bureau of Statistics data on population and other necessary information for the preparation of voter registration in order to hold elections on schedule decision. ended


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