Deputy: The amendment of the electoral law can not be applied retroactively

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MP of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan Shuan Daoudi, on Friday, that the decision of the House of Representatives on the elections "has no legal value does not require the Commission," while pointing out that the vote on the amendment of the election law does not apply to the current elections and not retroactively.

Al-Daoudi said in an interview that "the extraordinary session has its conditions and controls, which stipulated that it is held on the signatures of not less than fifty deputies and on a specific issue is discussed and then raise the session and not remain open," noting that "the confusion of the House of Representatives at the end is unfortunate Whether by issuing a resolution that they know well that it has no legal value and does not commit the Commission to anything or their violations by keeping the emergency session open. "

Al-Daoudi added that "the parliament's attempt to amend the election law No. 45 for 2013 can not be implemented until it was voted retroactively is being held on the next elections," pointing out that "what is happening today is simply losing attempts of the coalition losers and there are floundering losers And those who are lost, including the presidency, the president and his deputies and his decision. "

The House of Representatives decided in an extraordinary session held last Monday, the re-counting and sorting manually for 10% of the election results, as well as the cancellation of the results of the election conditional (elections displaced) and the elections abroad.




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Deputy: The Commission is not bound by the Parliament's decision to re-count and sort by hand
17:23 - 31/05/2018


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A member of the House of Representatives Zeinab Sahlani, on Thursday, that the Electoral Commission is not bound by the decision of the Parliament on the go to the process of counting and counting of the results of the election after the completion of electronic.

"The decision to go to the process of counting and sorting by hand is not binding on the Electoral Commission," Sahlani said in a statement. "The decision to count and sort the hand is limited to the Federal Court and the parliament has no right to take it. It remains within the framework of advice and diagnosis, not more."

She added that "a number of losing blocs seeking to disrupt the work of the next government and to provoke political chaos before the announcement of its formation."

The head of the electoral administration in the Electoral Commission, Riad Badran, on Thursday, that the abolition of election results under any circumstance of the jurisdiction of the Federal Court exclusively and not Parliament.


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