Al-Hilali accused al-Jubouri: he canceled 60 important laws in parliament

Since 2017-03-27 at 18:06 (Baghdad time)

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A member of the parliamentary legal committee Ibtisam al-Hilali on Monday accused parliament speaker Salim al-Jubouri of disrupting 60 important laws in parliament and not including them on the council's agenda.

Al-Hilali told Mawazine News that al-Jubouri is responsible for not submitting laws in coordination with the parliamentary committees. "This led to the absence of an agreement between the committees and the parliament presidency on the laws," Hilali told Mawazine News.

Hilali added that "there are a lot of important laws in the inclusion of the House of Representatives was not voted on, especially with the beginning of this new legislative chapter."

Hilali pointed out that "the most prominent of these laws (the Civil Service Law, the law of retirement, the law of advisers, the law of public holidays and the Federal Court Act)," asserting that "there are about 60 laws in Parliament."

Hilali pointed out that "there is an agreement between the political blocs to pass the draft law on low-income people and the law of amendments to the amnesty, as well as pass the election law."

The head of the National Alliance, Ammar al-Hakim, called earlier, the House of Representatives to exercise its legislative role and the adoption of the laws inactivated, while considered that the adoption of the principle basket one by passing these laws to ensure the legislation.

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