Relay law demarcation of provincial boundaries officially

12/17/2013

Baghdad Al-Sabah
received the Committee of the Regions and the provinces parliamentary yesterday on an official letter sent by the Presidency of the Council of Representatives to enact a law on the possibility of the demarcation of the border during the current parliamentary session confirmed the difficulty of it. Said committee member Khalid Amin's "Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network," "The Presidency demanded Committee of the Regions opinion in this matter and the Commission stressed the difficulty of its application for lack of time." Explained Secretary of "The committee agreed with the chairman of the parliament on the deportation of this law to the parliamentary session to come."


The coalition refused to state law at the time of the race and implicitly project demarcation of the border between the provinces proposed by the country's president, Jalal Talabani, which triggered controversy among Iraqis. provides bill demarcation of the border between the provinces need to be returned to the provinces and limits to be placed before the ruling Baath party in the country.


The government at that time had formed the provinces were mainly the districts and towns, including the Al-Muthanna and Najaf, and Salah al-Din, as well as Dohuk. Gave Talabani, in October of 2011, a bill to Parliament for re-demarcation of the administrative border of the provinces covered by Article 140 of the Constitution to what it was before the change. states proposed to cancel all decrees of the former regime on the administrative boundaries of cities and towns and to return to normal before 1968, the year in which the Baath Party came to power in Iraq.


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