Iraqi likely to vote on a law or two controversial laws and deport the rest for the next session

[ltr] July 23, 2013


He favored the coalition in Iraq to vote on a law or two controversial laws in the House of Representatives and the rest migrate to the next parliamentary session.


The MP for the Iraqi Nahida Daini told {Euphrates News} on Tuesday that "the laws of contention is 15, part of them from the previous parliamentary session has been deported to the present and will leave mostly to the next despite the formation of a committee headed by House Speaker Osama Najafi and his first deputy Qusay Suhail and other committees for the convergence of views. "


The different blocs policy among themselves on a number of important laws and very important, according to the views of experts and observers of the Iraqi as well as Iraqis, where insists all the pass ahead of its laws and thus there is a crossover and a difference, and took refuge in some of the research and provide mechanisms to vote on those laws, including basketball per which refused to destinations while welcomed by the other parties and blocks, as well as voting in line and commanded a matter of what has already offered to collide this laws snag difference and be doomed to deportation to the next parliamentary session and thus harm the citizens and interests.


She Daini that "it is not possible to pass laws one basket, and compatibility weakened the government and parliament, if these laws are passed to a basket and one may serve a political point or block 100% and do not serve others so we are against this issue."


It showed that he "could pass a law or two is not over yet compatibility or to reach results and there are laws difficult to see the light, for example, the law of parties and there are disagreements on the criminalization of the Baath Party and the Justice and Accountability in spite of the arrival of the committees on these laws to the advanced stages somewhat, In addition to meetings between the leaders of the political blocs. "


She explained that "a significant portion of these laws will leave to the next parliamentary session, and confirm it's good to pass as much as possible of important laws that relate to the lives of citizens, security and stability and living during this period."[/ltr]

 

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