***Parliament postpones vote on the law of the Federal Court and raises its Monday

Editor: AA Saturday 26 K 2 2013 14:00 GMT

Alsumaria News / Baghdad
Raised Presidency of the Council of Representatives of Iraq, Saturday, Council meeting eighth to next Monday, with parliamentary source that the meeting saw the formation of a committee to investigate the events of Fallujah and vote on the proposed law defining the mandates of the three presidencies, and postpone the vote on the draft law of the Federal Court and the first and second readings of the three laws.

The source said in an interview for "Alsumaria News", "The Presidency of the Council of Representatives of Iraq adjourned Council eighth of the second legislative term of the year legislative third session, today, to next Monday day on the 28 of January current," noting that the meeting saw the vote on the proposal law defining the mandates of the three presidencies. "

The source, who asked not to be named, said "the meeting also saw the formation of a committee to investigate the events in the city of Fallujah, and discuss the report of the federal budget," noting that "Parliament decided to postpone the vote on the Federal Court Act."

The source added that "the House of Representatives also decided to postpone the first reading of the draft law of the Ministry of Health, and the first amendment to the Law on the Protection of Iraqi products No. (11) for the year 2010, as well as postpone the second reading of the bill the second amendment to the law re-separated political No. (24) for the year 2005 as amended, and discuss the reports of the challenges and problems facing the environmental situation in the country, and the pilgrimage season 1433 e. "

It is noteworthy that the Iraqi parliament held, earlier on Saturday (January 26, 2013), held its eighth headed by Osama Najafi and the presence 242 deputies, with parliamentary source that the meeting will vote on the Federal Court Act, and first and second readings of the three laws, and discuss three most notably the federal budget reports.

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