Parliament resumes its session today to read and vote on several laws including prisoners Foundation and University Service

Brother - Baghdad

House of Representatives resumes its usual Tuesday after last week's session, which saw verbal altercations and interconnected with hands between MPs from the Iraqi List Haider Mulla MP Raad Dahlaki on the one hand and independent MP Kazem Sayadi on the other hand, against the backdrop of bypass Mullah on some religious references.

A statement from the Department of Media Council received by the agency for News News (et) a copy of the agenda includes a vote on the draft law on ratification of an agreement of economic cooperation and trade development between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and the Government of the Czech Republic and vote on the bill the first amendment to the Law Foundation of political prisoners No. [4] for the year 2006 and the second reading of the proposed second amendment to the law university Service Act No. 23 of 2008. "

"It also includes the agenda, the second reading of the draft law on ratification of the Convention on Cultural Cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and the Government of the Republic of Ukraine and the second reading of the proposed law reverse the decisions of the Revolutionary Command Council dissolved the numbered [1021] for the year 1983, [197] for the year 1994, [145] for the year 2001 and reading Second draft law amending the Code of Criminal Procedure [23] for the year 1971. "

The statement continued, "and includes the agenda of today's meeting the second reading of the draft law on first amendment to the Law on the Protection Iraqi products No. [11] for the year 2010 and the second reading of the draft law Eighth Amendment to the Law on the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research No. [40] for the year 1988."

And excludes MPs from different political blocs approval of the House of Representatives of important laws such as the federal laws, oil and gas, political parties and social security and other due to the continuing political differences and near the end Alalldorh the parliamentary legislature.


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