Parliament votes tomorrow on the amnesty law and a number of other laws

Wow, no mention on the law of payment and credit(also known as the law of Infrastructure)



Monday, 08 October 1 / Okrudolf 2012 11:39



[Baghdad - where]

Hold the House of Representatives on Tuesday its regular voting and reading a number of draft laws, the most important of the general amnesty law, which has become a matter of controversy between the political blocs, one big controversial laws.

A statement from the Department of Media House Agency has received all of Iraq [where] a copy of it, that "the agenda of the session of parliament on Tuesday includes voting on the amnesty law, and vote on a number of laws and draft laws, including the vote on the text of a resolution to enact the proposed law Federation Council , and vote on the proposed law on the First Amendment to the Law of the Electoral Commission of Human Rights. "

He added that "the agenda of the meeting also included a vote on the draft law on ratification of the Arab Convention for the fight against organized crime across national borders, and the vote on the draft law on ratification of the TIR Convention of people and goods between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and the Government of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan."

The statement said that "among the laws that will be voted on a bill the First Amendment to the Law of the maritime agencies and vote on the draft law on ratification of the Arab Convention for the transfer of guests penal and correctional institutions in the framework of implementation of penal provisions and vote on the proposed law first amendment to the Law Office of Financial Supervision."

He continued, "will be voting on the draft law on ratification of the Republic of Iraq to the United Nations Treaty on the Prohibition of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test for the year 1996, will also be voting on the proposed law offices of the judicial investigation and judicial investigators."

The statement noted that "the meeting will be held at ten in the morning."

The House of Representatives raised its regular meeting on Monday October 1 to Yu Tuesday for lack of a quorum.

A parliamentary source said that "the House of Representatives lifted its Tuesday lack of quorum of its members, and not to enter the Kurdistan Alliance and the Congress of the Iraqi List, to demand the inclusion of their observations on payment on credit law, proposed in the agenda of the meeting." Ended


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dang it they put it in a different article! I wish they would quit that!



National Coalition reveals conditions approved by Maliki on payment on credit
Monday, 08 October 1 / Okrudolf 2012 14:58

[Baghdad - where]

Detection of the Iraqi National Coalition for the conditions presented by the government on the law of payment on credit and agreed last.

A source in the coalition told all of Iraq [where] that "the National Coalition conditions and observations made ​​on payment on credit law to ensure the integrity of the law, and took it to the legal contexts."

"The National Coalition on condition for the approval of the law to introduce each of the draft, which completed through payment on credit and individually to Parliament for approval and knowledge of the economic feasibility of it and the money allocated to it in addition to other aspects related to it."

The source noted that "the coalition required to adopt international companies sober and project progress has 3 companies in accordance with the law and is adopted better themselves and the adoption of the companies with a good reputation and competent supervision be lowly supervise projects being implemented."

Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki called for, in [15 September 2012], during a press conference held at the parliament building on the sidelines hosted, to vote on a bill payment on credit, and stressed that the project includes removing excesses and finding solutions for bypassing, pointed out that he will be contracted with companies solid in the countries of Japan, Korea and China to implement projects related to infrastructure, as demanded by the House of Representatives to allocate $ 37 billion for the advancement of the country's infrastructure.

It is scheduled to introduce again the law of payment on credit at a meeting tomorrow of the Council of Representatives for a vote after the vote failed twice in the past month. Ended


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Khalidi: Law infrastructure was not included on the agenda of the session of the House of Representatives for tomorrow

By: Bian2
Date: Monday 10/08/2012 02:24 pm




Baghdad / WAP / decision of the House of Representatives announced Mohammed al-Khalidi said the law infrastructure was not included on the agenda of the session of the House of Representatives tomorrow.
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The news agency said Baghdad International / WAP / day: "There is a meeting of the leaders of the blocks and the relevant committee infrastructure law, and after the meeting will decide the presidency of the parliament or not to include the law."

And under the law of the infrastructure provided by the government to criticism from some political blocs, which promised that the completion of projects in a way that payment on credit tying Iraq with a large debt.

Is a coalition of state law, which is headed by al-Maliki, that the law is a great opportunity for the Iraqi people, build houses, schools, hospitals and other giant projects.

The law was postponed from the previous session, which includes $ 70 billion, to the current session, which decided to include $ 37 billion.

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