Withdrawal state law frustrates Congress vote on the federal parliament to vote on the Judicial Council Act

Published on Saturday, December 15 1 / December 2012 12:06

parlimant BAGHDAD / obelisk: foiled Congress's withdrawal from the coalition of state law from the parliament session, Saturday, to vote on the Federal Court Act, to disruption of the quorum it needs to vote on its parliament voted on the law of the Supreme Judicial Council.



A parliamentary source said the "obelisk" "The parliament majority voted on the draft law of the Supreme Judicial Council failed to vote on the draft law of the Federal Court."



"The MP Mahmoud Hassan was the first retreating from the chamber opposed the draft law of the Federal Court as it stands, followed by a number of deputies coalition of state law that inhibits quorum he needs a bill of the Federal Court which 217 deputies out of 325 the total number of MPs."





He continued, saying that "he went ahead after the withdrawal of state law, deputies on the draft law of the Supreme Judicial Council were to vote on the law that needs a quorum of 163 deputies is half plus one", noting that the Federal Court Act requires a two-thirds quorum. "



Justifying the State of Law coalition deputies withdrew from the meeting that the law as it stands gives the legislative and executive branches the right to nominate members of the Federal Court and the judges, which is negatively right and independence of the Federal Court as a top federal authority as well as open interference in their work.



The Iraqi Council of Representatives, Saturday, the start of its 41 headed by Osama Najafi and the absence of 162 deputies, with parliamentary source that the meeting will interrogate the Minister of Youth and Sports and the reading of the draft law of the Federal Court and the vote on the draft law of the Supreme Judicial Council .



The source told "obelisk", "The Iraqi Council of Representatives held its the 41 headed by Osama Najafi Bhoudo 163 deputies and the absence of 162 deputies," noting that "the meeting will question the Minister of Youth and Sports Jassim Mohammed Jaafar against the backdrop of financial corruption in the project Sports City in Basra and vote on the draft law of the Federal Court, which hamper and then was postponed as well as vote on the draft law of the Supreme Judicial Council, which has been, and discuss the subject of a resolution of the House of Representatives prohibiting internal fighting and prevent recourse to armed force. "


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