Infrastructure on the table for a vote in parliament today

01/10/2012 0:00

Source «morning»: Vice Iraqi Kurdistan tend to favor legislation law

BAGHDAD - morning - Omar Abdel-Latif

Enters
the House of Representatives today in a new test is its ability to vote
and pass a law infrastructure and service sectors after Tagelin after
the emergence of political disagreements about the law, which several
observers that will achieve a quantum leap in services provided to
citizens.

According
to a parliamentary source familiar for "Brief Center for the Iraqi
Media Network," then today's meeting will vote on the draft law of
reconstruction of infrastructure and service sectors, in addition to
voting and discussion of other laws "

In
the meantime, a senior parliamentary source said that efforts were
being made to win votes to pass a law infrastructure. Said the source
for "Brief Center for the Iraqi Media Network": "The MPs belonging to
the Iraqi List and the Kurdistan Alliance began to tend to vote in favor of the law after making adjustments to it. "

For
his part, revealed a coalition of state law for the start of
negotiations for its part with the rejection of a draft law
infrastructure to explain its dimensions.

A
member of the coalition Ihsan al-Awadi (Brief Center for the Iraqi
Media Network) about the existence of "negotiations and move on the
political blocs opposed to the law and we will work to explain the
dimensions and clarifying paragraphs before submitting it to a vote on
Monday."

The
House of Representatives did not succeed last Thursday to pass a bill
infrastructure due to the objection of the Iraqi List and the Kurdistan
Alliance.

The
draft law submitted by the government to set up infrastructure projects
in a manner payment on credit worth up to between 41 to 42 billion
dollars.

In
turn, admitted a member of a coalition of Kurdish blocs Hussein Hassan
Nrmo member of the Commission services and reconstruction there is no
political agreement until yesterday evening on the Law of the
infrastructure.

And
said Nrmo in a statement singled out (Bri Center for the Iraqi Media
Network): "The opposition coalition of Kurdish blocs on the law
infrastructure was in principle not to allocate 17 per cent of the
amounts and projects in this province law Kurdistan,
as well as the issue of the agreement with the companies, which sees
the region as it will be in the service of future projects.


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