«Morning» published the law of the House of Representatives and its formations No. (13) for the year 2018

23/7/2018 12:00 am

Baghdad / Al-Sabah
Al-Sabah publishes the Law of the House of Representatives and its Formations No. (13) for the year 2018 issued in the new issue of the Iraqi Gazette No. 4499 which included several laws and decrees approved by the Chamber of Deputies and approved by the Presidency of the Republic.

 Text of Law (13) of 2018
In the name of the people
Presidency
In accordance with the provisions of Article (1) of Article (61) and Article (III) of Article (73) of the Constitution.
Law of the House of Representatives and its Formations


Chapter One
Definitions and applicability
Article (1) The following words shall mean the meanings laid down therein.
First: Constitution: Constitution of the Republic of Iraq.
Second: Rules of Procedure: The rules of procedure of the House of Representatives established by the Council on the basis of Article (51) of the Constitution.
Third: The Council: The House of Representatives.
Fourth: President: Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Fifth: His deputies: First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and Second Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Sixth: Deputy: Member of the House of Representatives.
Seventh: Prosecution: Membership of the House of Representatives.
Eighth: Formations of the Council: Office of the President and Office of Vice-Presidents and the Secretariat of the Council and the offices of specialized advisers.
Ninth: Employees: Each person assigned a job to the representatives of the House of Representatives, including the Secretary-General, the advisers, the Deputy Secretary-General and the Directors-General.
Tenth: Owners of higher grades: Employees from the rank of Director General and above.
Article 2 /
First: The provisions of this law shall apply to the Council as a president, two vice presidents, members, formations, employees and employees of the first parliamentary session and the relationship of the council with the federal and non-federal authorities.
Second: The Council shall enjoy moral personality and administrative and financial independence. It shall replace the Iraqi National Assembly and the Interim National Council in the rights, obligations and legal organization in all that does not contain a special text in this law, represented by the president of the council or his authorized person.


Chapter II
Members of the House of Representatives
Article 3:
The Council consists of a number of deputies elected by direct universal suffrage under the Elections Law by one seat per 100,000 people from the Iraqi people representing the entire Iraqi people and taking into account the representation of all other constituents of the people.
Article 4:
First: The elected candidate shall be a deputy in the Council and shall enjoy all his parliamentary rights except for the material from the date of ratification by the Federal Supreme Court on the final results of the general elections.
Second: The deputy shall be sworn in before the Council at the first session at the invitation of the Chairman.
Article 5:
First: The deputy during the parliamentary session inside and outside the Council, and in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution, freedom of expression of opinion, thought, criticism and opposition, including diagnosis based on evidence of cases of corruption in the state departments, is not prosecuted.
Second: It is not within the framework of freedom of expression of opinion and thought to address the personal issues of people and to undermine the constitutional institutions in the State and the President to take what is necessary to maintain respect and prestige of the Council, including the prosecution of those who violate it.
Article 6 /
First: The MP shall be charged with a public and independent service to the Prosecution and shall enjoy the financial rights resulting from the date of his swearing-in.
Second: The deputy representative of the public interest in all aspects and has a representative of one hundred thousand people the right to sue before all judicial bodies.



Article 7 /
First: The MP enjoys parliamentary immunity and can not waive this immunity without the Council's permission during the legislative term or authorized by the President during the legislative holiday.
Second: The MP shall enjoy immunity from the opinions he gives during the session, and shall not be prosecuted before the courts.
Third: It is not permissible to arrest a deputy during the term of the legislative term unless he is accused of a felony, and with the approval of the council by an absolute majority to lift his immunity, or if he is caught committing the crime of a felony.
Fourth: The deputy may not be arrested outside the term of the legislative term unless he is accused of a felony, and with the president's consent to lift his immunity, or if he is caught committing the crime of a felony.
Article 8 /
First: It is not permissible to combine the prosecution and any other official work or position.
Second: The department in which the deputy was an employee prior to his appointment and upon his desire to return him to the post at the end of the prosecution if the job falls within the first degree or below, and his parliamentary service is a real service for the purposes of appointment and allowances, Necessary.
Article 9 The MP may not use his influence to buy, lease or sue state funds or to lease or sell any of his assets and to enter into a contract with him as a obligor, supplier or contractor, nor to mediate with or influence the State departments for personal purposes Or for purposes of appointment therein in any capacity whatsoever.
Article 10: In addition to the provisions of the constitution, laws and internal regulations, the MP shall be particularly committed to the following:
First: Swearing in the first session of the Council.
Second: Attendance of meetings of the Council and the meetings of the Committee in which he is a member and not to be absent except with the excuse of a draft estimated by the President in respect of meetings of the Council and the Chairman of the Committee in respect of meetings and deducted from the salary of the deputy in the absence of a certain percentage determined by the Council on the proposal of the President and his two deputies.
Third: To inform the president of his travel abroad.
Fourthly: informing the president in writing of his position and his discharge to the prosecution.
Fifth: Disclosing financial liability to the integrity agency in accordance with the law.
Sixth: Communicating with the citizens in his constituency and delivering their needs to the Council.
Seventh: To maintain the respect and prestige of the Council and other constitutional institutions of the State.
Eighth: Commitment to the parliamentary code of conduct.
Ninth: To strengthen and develop its legislative, supervisory and representative functions by using the offices of the specialized advisors in the field of legislation, supervision, representation and performance development in the concerned departments of the Secretariat.
Article 11 /
First: The MP shall be obliged to attend the sessions of the Council and its committees. In the event of repeated absence of the Deputy without a legitimate excuse five consecutive times or ten consecutive times during the legislative term, the President shall give him a written notice inviting him to attend.
Second: Absence is published without a legitimate excuse in ways specified by instructions.
Third: The Council may dismiss the MP if he exceeds his absences without a legitimate excuse more than one-third of the sessions of the Council in the same legislative term.
Fourth: The failure of the MP to take the oath without a legitimate excuse in absentia from attending the session.


Chapter III
Cases of expiry of the prosecution
Article 12: Prosecution shall end in the Council in the following cases:
First: Death.
Second: Resignation.
Thirdly, it is proven that one of the conditions of the prosecution stipulated in the Constitution, the Elections Law and this law has been proven.
Fourth: The deputy assumes office in the Presidency of the Republic or in the Council of Ministers or any other official position.
Fifthly: A final judgment has been issued against him for a felony or misdemeanor, the penalty of which is deprivation of liberty for the duration of the remaining period of the electoral cycle.
Sixth: The injury of a cripple, disability or disability prevents him from performing his functions in the Council based on a decision of a competent medical committee.
Seventh: The approval of the Council by a two-thirds majority of deputies to the objection submitted to the health of the prosecution.
Eighth: The Council's approval to dismiss the MP to:
1- Exceeding his absences without a legitimate excuse for more than one-third of the meetings of the Council of the total sessions of the legislative term.
2 - Serious violation of the rules of conduct of the Council of the Council and the contempt of the Council or the attack on the President or one of his deputies or a member of a serious breach for the purposes of implementation of this item.
Article 13:
First: Subject to Article ( of this law, the President, Vice President and members of the Council shall be referred to retirement by a presidential decree according to the accounting equation contained in the unified retirement law No. (9) of 2014 or any law replacing it.
Second: The pension service covered by paragraph 1 of this Article shall be fifteen (fifteen) years if it is less than that, provided that the monthly pension payments shall be paid in one lump sum (25%) of his salary for the added period.
Third: Subject to the second clause of this article, a person who did not reach 50 years of age shall be granted half of the pension rights that his peers shall receive in the years of service until the completion of (50) years of age.



the fourth chapter
Terms of reference
Article 14:
First: The Council shall exercise its powers set forth in the legislations in force in accordance with the Constitution and this law and the bylaws.
Second: The Council shall provide the appropriate means, leading to the consistency of legislation, effective supervision, the authentication of representation and the development of performance, using the offices of the specialized advisors and the concerned departments of the Council.
Article 15:
First: Communications and correspondence of the Council in the exercise of its legislative, supervisory and representative functions under the Constitution, this law and the internal rules shall be considered as official correspondence and correspondence. The relevant bodies shall respond within fifteen (15) days from the date of their receipt.
Second: The deputy in the exercise of his legislative, supervisory and representative work to conduct formal correspondence and correspondence directly to the heads of the concerned bodies the Prime Minister and ministers and heads of independent bodies and heads of bodies not associated with the Ministry and inform the President.
Third: Each ministry and an independent body and a destination not linked to the Ministry and the Secretariat General of the Council of Ministers to allocate a specific entity to implement the requirements of answer to the correspondence and correspondence of the Council.
Fourthly: Refraining from implementing the provisions of this article is a failure to perform a legal duty that requires the application of the appropriate penalties for that stated in the Constitution and the laws in force, including Article 329 of the Iraqi Penal Code No. (111) of 1969 amending.
Article 16:
First: All government departments should cooperate with the MP to enable him to perform his representative role in matters of service to citizens.
Second: In the framework of communication with the community, the president is charged with providing periodic briefings on the activities of the Council and clarifying his vision for any new issues related to his legislative, supervisory and representative functions.
Article 17: The Council shall exercise the following legislative powers in accordance with the procedures stipulated in its rules of procedure:
First: Legislation of federal laws.
Second: Legislation of laws, regulations, decisions and instructions, and issuing the rules of procedure regulating its work.
Third: Study and discuss the draft federal laws proposed by the Presidency of the Republic or the Council of Ministers and decide thereon, including a draft law the general budget of the state and the supplementary budget. And the ratification of the final account, and is also competent to conduct transfers between the doors and chapters of the general budget and reduce the total amounts, and if necessary to propose to the Council of Ministers to increase the total amount of expenditure.
Fourth: Study and discuss the proposals submitted by the deputies and the committees of the Council and decide on them.
Fifth: Approval of the draft annual budget of the federal judicial authority proposed by the Supreme Judicial Council.
Sixth: Ratification of the budget of the Council.
Seventh: Issuing Legislative Decisions
Article 18: Draft laws submitted by the President of the Republic and the Council of Ministers and the sponsor of the project to send what comes with the bill:
First: Preparations for the draft law submitted.
Second: the legislative feasibility of the project submitted.
Thirdly, there are available consultative opinions regarding the submitted project.
Fourth: What supports the approval of the sponsor of the project whether the approval of the President of the Republic or the Council of Ministers to submit the project.
Article 19:
The author of the draft law shall assign an expert to the contents of the proposed project to clarify what is required, at the request of the Board, whether in the plenary or the meetings of the competent committees.
Article 20 The Federal Minister of Finance shall, upon presentation by the Council of Ministers of the draft state budget, read the financial statement of the budget to the Council in a session devoted to this purpose. The financial statement shall include the general pillars, the basic components of the draft budget and the main objectives, with an overview of the financial, economic and monetary situation. Budget data or information.
Article 21 /
First: The final account shall be presented to the Board within a period not exceeding nine months from the end of the financial year.
Second: Submit to the Council the report of the Federal Financial Control Bureau on the final account of the state budgets in conjunction with the date of submission of the government to the account.
Article 22
When the government submits to the final account of the state budget for the year ended, the Federal Minister of Finance will submit a report to the Council, including the results achieved by the budget and the extent achieved by the financial, economic and monetary objectives and the level of implementation and the accompanying or resulting imbalances or excesses as well as how the government financed the deficit The budget is found and the implications are.
Article 23
The President shall transmit the final account of the general budget and the related reports to the Finance Committee. The Council shall consider adding the specialists to study them and submit a report thereon to the Council by taking what it deems appropriate in a special session to be attended by the Federal Minister of Finance. The closing of the state budgets and the approval of the council by law.



Article 24:
The head of the Federal Financial Supervisory Bureau, when presenting the annual report, shall read the control statement for the year ended in a specialized session for this purpose and in the presence of the federal ministers and heads of bodies not connected to the ministry and the heads of the independent bodies and heads of regions and governors in the governorates not organized in a region. In all cases, this statement should include a summary of the violations. The General President regarding the implementation of the state budget for the financial year ended or any irregularities or breaches and violations of the rules for the implementation of the budget and all laws and regulations in force with the mention of measures and remuneration
Article 25:
The Chairman shall transmit the annual report of the Federal Financial Control Bureau to the relevant committees of the Council for its respective study. The committees shall submit their respective reports to the Council for discussion and to take such action.
Article 26:
The Council or any of its committees may request any data or reports from the Federal Financial Control Bureau and the Council and its committees to instruct the Financial Control Bureau to examine the activity of any governmental body affiliated with the administrative apparatus of the State. The Bureau of Financial Supervision shall do so without delay and place it at the disposal of the Council or any of its committees. All the expertise, documents and data to enable it to perform its duty in this area.
Article 27:
The Council shall exercise its supervisory powers set forth in the Constitution and the applicable laws and bylaws in accordance with the procedures provided for in this Law and its Bylaws by the means available, including the following:
First: Accountability and exemption from the President of the Republic
Second: The question of the Prime Minister and the ministers and officials of independent bodies and heads of provincial councils and governors and heads of bodies not associated with the Ministry.
Third: Clarifying the policy and performance of the Council of Ministers or one of the ministries.
Fourth: questioning the Prime Minister, ministers and officials of independent bodies.
Fifth: the withdrawal of confidence from the Prime Minister and Ministers and the exemption of officials of independent bodies.
Sixth: Conducting an investigation with any officials of the executive authority and independent bodies in matters within their competence.
Seventh: Requesting information and documents from any official body on any matter related to the public interest or the rights of citizens or the implementation of laws or their application by the institutions of the executive authority and independent bodies.
Eighth: The request to attend any person to testify or clarify the position or statement of information on any subject was before the Council.
Ninth: To carry out inspection visits to the ministries and state departments to review the proper functioning and application of the provisions of the Constitution and the laws, regulations, instructions and resolutions in force.
Tenth: Invite the Prime Minister or Ministers or those of their rank or heads of independent bodies to appear before the Council to inquire about the affairs of their business
Eleven: questioning the governor according to the procedures related to the ministers, and dismissing him by an absolute majority on the proposal of the Prime Minister on the basis of one of the following reasons:
1 - Lack of integrity or exploitation of the job position.
2 - causing waste of public money.
3 - Loss of one of the conditions of membership provided for in the law of the provincial councils No. 21 of 2008 amended.
4 - negligence or deliberate negligence in the performance of duty and responsibility.
Article (28) of the Council by an absolute majority of the number of deputies:
First: the accountability of the President of the Republic at the request of reasoned.
Second: Exemption from the President of the Republic after his conviction by the Federal Supreme Court, in one case
The following:
1 - Violation of the constitutional oath.
2. Violation of the Constitution.
3 - treason.
Article 29:
The deputy may, in accordance with the provisions of the rules of procedure, address to the Prime Minister, Ministers, heads of independent bodies, heads of provincial councils, governors and heads of entities not affiliated with the Ministry, questions to be answered in writing or in writing on any subject within their jurisdiction. To ascertain the occurrence of an incident reached by the flag, or to find out what the government intends in any matter, and the question alone has the right to comment on the answer submitted by the official.
Article 30:
First: Twenty-five deputies requested to submit a general topic for discussion to clarify the policy and performance of the Council of Ministers or one of the ministries with an application submitted to the President specifying the subject to be submitted for discussion to the President.
Second :. The President shall inform the Prime Minister or the Ministers concerned of the request to set a date for the subject to be discussed, which shall be within one month from the date of submission of the application.
Article 31
The deputy, with the consent of twenty-five members, may direct the questioning to the Prime Minister or the Ministers or the officials of the independent or conservative bodies to hold them accountable in matters within their competence.
Article 32
A committee shall be formed to provide opinion and advice on the availability of the conditions to be met in accordance with the rules of procedure.
Article 33 /
First: The interrogator has the right to withdraw the request for questioning at any stage of the interrogation.
Second: It is not permissible to refer the suspect to retirement, to accept his resignation, to dismiss him or to take any action that would remove him from responsibility during the interrogation period.
Article 34:
The President responsible shall be informed of the request for the interrogation and the date of its discussion. The discussion shall not take place until at least seven days after its submission.
Article 35
First: The questioning on the agenda of the session shall include the approval of the appointed date. The question shall be asked, answered and commented exclusively between the questioned deputy on the one hand and the Prime Minister or the Minister being questioned on the other.
Second: There is limited discussion of the interrogation after the completion of questions, answers and comments.
Third, if the question is discussed, the president goes to the council to inquire about the extent to which he is satisfied with the answers of the interrogator. If the council voted in a plenary session by a simple majority by approving the answers of the interviewer, that is a renewal of confidence in the interrogator. If the council does not vote, About the interviewer.
Fourthly: If the intention is not to complete the quorum, the question is asked about the extent of the Council's conviction of the answers of the interviewee according to the following mechanism:
1- The statement of conviction shall be prepared including the name of the deputy and three fields (convinced, unconvinced, abstaining)
2. The paper shall be placed in the deputy's mailbox within 24 hours of the end of the interrogation session.
3 - The deputy to mark on one of the three fields and deliver the statement of satisfaction to the President within forty - eight hours from the date of placing the paper in the mailbox and announce it on the website of the Council.
4- The counting process shall be carried out for the statements of the statement of conviction and announcement of the result in the first session following the end of the period mentioned in (3) above.
Article 36:
If the interviewee fails to attend, the council may discuss the interrogation in his absence only if he presents an excuse approved by the council, and then another date is set for discussing the interrogation.
Article 37:
The Council shall have the right to question officials of independent bodies in accordance with the procedures concerning ministers and shall be exempted by an absolute majority.
Article 38:
The Council may withdraw confidence from one of the Ministers by an absolute majority. The issue of withdrawal of confidence may not be raised by the Minister, unless at his request, or a petition signed by 50 deputies submitted to the President.
Article 39:
First: The subject of the request for withdrawal of confidence shall be included in the agenda of the meeting after seven days
At least from the date of application.
Second: The Minister who withdraws the trust shall be considered resigned from the date of the decision to withdraw the confidence.
Article 40:
First: The President of the Republic may request the Council to withdraw confidence from the Prime Minister.
Second: The Council may withdraw confidence from the Prime Minister at the request of one fifth of five members after an interrogation addressed to the Prime Minister.
Third: The Council may not decide on a request for withdrawal of confidence from the Prime Minister until at least seven days from the date of its submission.
Fourth: The Council shall decide to withdraw confidence from the Prime Minister by an absolute majority of his deputies.
Article 41:
The Ministry is considered resigned in case of withdrawal of confidence from the Prime Minister.
Article 42:
In the event of a vote of no confidence in the entire Council of Ministers, the Prime Minister and the Ministers shall continue to hold office for a period not exceeding thirty days until the new Council of Ministers is formed in accordance with Article 76 of the Constitution.
Article 43:
First: The Prime Minister-designate shall present the names of the members of his cabinet and the Ministerial Platform to the Council.
Second: The Ministerial Curriculum shall be referred to a special committee chaired by one of the Vice-Chairmen to prepare a report to be submitted to the Council before the vote.
Third: The Ministry shall have the confidence of the Council when approving the Ministers alone and the Ministerial Platform by an absolute majority.
Article 44:
First: The Council shall approve the appointment of:
1. The President and members of the Federal Court of Cassation, the Head of the Public Prosecution and the President of the Judicial Supervisory Authority, by an absolute majority.
2 - Ambassadors and holders of special grades. .
3 - the chief of staff of the army, and his assistants, and the rank of commander of the division and above, and the head of the intelligence service.
Second: The appointees shall exercise their duties for a period not exceeding six months from the date of appointment. The concerned party shall recommend the appointment to the Board within three months from the date of appointment. The Board shall decide this recommendation within three months from the date of its receipt.
Article 45:
The Council and the Council of Ministers shall agree on the mechanism of attendance of a representative of each of them in the meetings of the other Council or one of its committees.
Article 46
The instructions and decisions of the Council shall be published in the Official Gazette.



Chapter V
Formations and Board Owners
Article 47:
First: The Council shall consist of the following main formations:
1. Office of the President of the Council.
2. Office of the First Vice-President of the Council.
3. Office of the Second Vice-President of the Council.
4 - Offices of members of the House of Representatives.
5. Offices of rapporteurs.
6. Offices of specialized consultants.
7 - General Secretariat of the House of Representatives.
Second: The president shall issue, in coordination with his deputies, instructions specifying the main configurations of the Council, its sub-assemblies, levels, functions, staffing and grades.
Article 48 /
The President and his deputies together shall have the power of the Council of Ministers and the authority of the Prime Minister in all matters relating to the implementation of the legislation in force in the details of the administrative work on the employees and the composition of the Council, especially with respect to the creation of the Council's formations, the modification of its staff, the appointment, promotion and promotion of the staff; Including the Secretary-General of the Council, the advisers, the Deputy Secretary-General and the Directors-General, the granting of thank-you letters to the deputies, the staff and others, the regularity of the Board, the identification and modification of the Council's structure and the notification of the Ministry of Finance.
Article 49:
The Chairman and each of his deputies shall have an office of formation, administration and staffing within the Council's Board of Directors. The provisions referred to in Article (47 / II) of this Law shall be separated in accordance with the regulations of the Office of the President or the Council of Ministers.
Article 50
First: The Council has a number of advisers in specialized offices within the formations and the owners of the Council, and they are responsible for providing opinion and advice to the President and his deputies, parliamentary committees and deputies in accordance with the regulations issued by the President in accordance with his deputies.
Second: The advisers shall be bound by the President and his deputies and shall be accountable to them. The number, powers, competencies and functions shall be determined by instructions issued by the President in coordination with his deputies.
Third: The advisors shall be appointed by a parliamentary decree and by the approval of the council on the proposal of the president in coordination with his deputies and a republican decree shall be issued. The appointed advisors in the council appointed by presidential decree before the coming into force of this law shall be advisers for the purposes of its implementation.
Article 51
First: The General Secretariat consists of offices, general directorates and competent departments. It consists of a secretary-general, two deputies of the secretary-general, general directors and heads of the competent departments. The mechanisms of its composition, staffing and grades are determined by instructions issued by the president in coordination with his deputies. .
Second: The Secretary-General and the Deputy Secretary-General shall be appointed by parliamentary order and with the approval of the Chamber of Deputies on the proposal of the President in accordance with the two Vice-Presidents and a presidential decree shall be issued. The Act shall approve the appointment of one of them before its entry into force.
Third: The general directors shall be appointed by a decree by consensus between the president and his deputies. The general directors appointed before the coming into force of this law shall appoint general directors for the purposes of its implementation and a presidential decree shall be issued.
Fourth: The Secretary-General shall be associated with the Deputy Secretary-General, the Directors-General and the heads of the competent departments. The functions and powers of each of them shall be determined by instructions issued by the President in coordination with his deputies.
Article 52:
First: The Secretary-General of the House of Representatives and each of the advisers and deputy secretaries-general and general managers have an office in the administration, formation and staffing of the council.
Second: The President and each of his two Vice-Counselors have a senior level B. Two assistant advisers for the president and one assistant adviser for each of his deputies.
Article 53 /
First: The members of the Council shall be appointed by parliamentary order and in accordance with the agreement between the President and his deputies.
Second: The parliamentary orders shall be issued with the signature of the President or whoever authorized him to do so.
Article 54:
The appointment in the Council shall be on the basis of competence and specialization required and taking into account the balance between the components of the Iraqi people and does not prepare any changes in the parliamentary blocs cause change in the legal positions of the staff.
Article 55 /
In no case shall any party outside the chain of reference interfere with the employee's performance of his or her duties. The legal status of the employee shall not be prejudiced except in accordance with the State Employees Discipline Law.
Article 56 /
The members of the Council shall enjoy the legislative holiday in accordance with instructions issued by the President in coordination with his deputies.
Article (57)
The members of the parliamentary committees enjoy the rights enjoyed by the advisers in the office of the President and the offices of his deputies.
Article 58
For the purposes of implementing this Law, the decisions and orders issued before the entry into force of the President and his deputies in accordance with its bylaws and decrees issued by the President of the Republic shall be valid in all matters relating to the rights, privileges and retirement entitlements of the Deputies relating to the appointment, extension and retirement of employees covered by the provisions of this Law.



Chapter six
Budgeting of the Council
Article 59
First: The competent department in financial affairs in consultation with the competent adviser to budget the Council in coordination with the parliamentary committees concerned with the law of the budget and with the composition of the Council and under the direct supervision of the President and his two deputies and approved by the Council and thereafter insert a number within the general budget of the state.
Second: The President shall have the powers prescribed for the Prime Minister and the Minister of Finance in the implementation of the budget of the Council and the conduct of transfers within them.
Article 60
First: The Finance Committee shall study the final accounts and report thereon within a period not exceeding fifteen days from the date of receipt thereof
Second: The final accounts and the report of the Finance Committee shall be presented to the Board for approval and referred to the Ministry of Finance.
Third: The accounts of the Council shall be subject to audit by the Federal Financial Control Bureau.


Chapter VII
Final Provisions
Article 61 /
Shall be regulated by instructions issued by the President in coordination with his deputy security affairs who are covered by the provisions of this law, including the former.
Article 62:
The President shall take the necessary measures to ensure respect, prestige and security of the Council, including:
First: Coordinate with the competent authorities to take the necessary security and protection measures for the Council as deputies, employees and buildings.
Second: Preserving the due order during the course of the hearings. In order to do so, he may take whatever measures he deems fit, including imposing the penalties stipulated in the internal rules and the code of parliamentary behavior, and the victim of these procedures will appeal them before a committee formed of the heads of the parliamentary blocs. President .
Article 63:
The persons covered by the provisions of this Law shall enjoy all the rights and privileges enjoyed by their peers in the Council of Ministers and the Presidency of the Council of Ministers in all matters not provided for in this Law.
Article 64
First: The President shall issue, in coordination with his deputies, with the approval of the Council, instructions specifying:
1. The President, his deputies and deputies shall be allocated to enable them to carry out their legislative, supervisory and representative functions.
2. Staff members receive provisions.
Second: The instructions referred to in the first in respect of nominal salaries covered by the provisions of this law shall comply with the ceiling of nominal salaries granted to their peers in the Council of Ministers and the Presidency of the Council of Ministers.
Article 65:
The provisions of this law shall not be allowed to combine the function of the Council with any other job or work except in accordance with the provisions of the law. Publication of works, research, lecturing, translation and membership of scientific councils shall not be considered as another work for the purposes of implementing this Article.
Article 66
The National Pension Authority of the Council shall establish a Division to complete the pension transactions covered by the provisions of this Law.
Article 67
A special medical unit shall be established in the Council to provide emergency medical assistance to deputies, staff and visitors. The Ministry of Health shall provide them with human resources, materials and equipment.
Article 68
First, a system conforming to its provisions shall be put in place by representatives of the federal and non-federal authorities to determine the priorities between the presidents and their deputies and the members and holders of the higher grades in these authorities in line with the fact that the parliamentary system in Iraq.
Second: Without prejudice to the requirements of the parliamentary system of priorities, the President of the Republic, the Speaker of the Council of Representatives and the Prime Minister, on the one hand, and their deputies on the other, and the deputies and ministers, on the other hand, will approve the implementation of this law.
Article 69
In the case of dissolving or terminating the Board, the Council's Formations shall continue to exercise their functions for the conduct of normal business in accordance with the powers conferred on them without having the right to recruit, upgrade or dismiss any employee.
Article 70:
Authorities, ministries, bodies and entities not affiliated with the Ministry and all institutions shall implement the provisions of this law.
Article 71 /
The President may issue the necessary instructions to facilitate the implementation of this Law.
Article 72
The law of the amended House of Representatives shall be repealed by virtue of this law.
Article 73 /
First: This Law shall be effective from the date of its issuance.
Second: It does not act in any way that contradicts this law to the extent that it is contradictory.
Third: This law shall be published in the Official Gazette.


Positive reasons
To clarify the constitutional and legal status of the president, his deputies and deputies, their duties and their rights as stipulated in the constitution, and to clarify some aspects of the relationship between him and the other authorities and establish a general secretariat with its directorates and other branches and specialized offices for consultants to facilitate the work therein.


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