Parliamentary Committees "finalizing" the infrastructure law before voting on it tomorrow

Admin Mon Sep 24, 2012 12:42 am

09/24/2012 12:00 am

Baghdad, Alaa al-Tai

Scheduled to hold the heads of parliamentary committees, Finance, Economy and Investment and services in charge of the preparation and discussion of the law of infrastructure, on Tuesday, held a meeting before a hearing of the House of Representatives to put "finishing touches" on the law and make the final adjustments to the vote in the meeting of the Council of Representatives.

Sources in the Finance Committee's "Brief Center for the Iraqi Media Network," that the law has been postponed voting on it at a meeting last week, will face his fate as determined by the parliamentary blocs in the meeting tomorrow, saying that the possibility of postponement is Take this time.

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki presented last week at a meeting of the House of Representatives a detailed explanation of the paragraphs of the draft law infrastructure. Maliki said after the meeting that the majority of hosting the objections of Representatives provided technical and I take a political character, as expressed hope that the House of Representatives vote on the law tomorrow.

Different sources revealed that the committee set up by the National Alliance and reached important results with Iraq for the purpose of the enactment of the infrastructure.

The sources indicated that "Iraq demanded guarantees not to the transformation of this law to the weight of a new Iraq and to clarify the mechanisms through the implementation of the supreme government committee."

Sources in the National Alliance parliamentary start wide moves to convince the political blocs objecting need to pass a law infrastructure, noting that the Sadrist movement convinced of the need to pass a law infrastructure services to address the problem.

The Kurdistan Alliance bloc ended, the preparation of a final view on infrastructure bill submitted by the government, stating that the report will be submitted to the competent committee tripartite parliamentary terms the taking.

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