Parliamentary power to move the two draft law of oil and confirm the presence of 4 paragraphs controversial within 50

Saturday, June 9, 2012 19:17


Twilight News / Committee said the parliamentary oil and energy, on Saturday, it will move to two draft law of oil and gas to be submitted to Parliament for discussion after the legislative recess.

And the Department of Information announced to the House of Representatives in a statement issued Thursday and received the "Twilight News" copy of it, for determining on 21 this month, a date for the convening of its meetings.

The Iraqi cabinet approved a draft law of oil and gas in 2007 but faced objections Cordillera, where the Government of the Territory is considered that the draft law, however, focus the powers of the Federal Government in the management of oil wealth at the expense of the region and the provinces.

A member of the Commission on oil and energy Awad al-Awadi, deputy for "Twilight News" that his committee "is determined after the legislative recess to view oil and gas law to parliament for a vote."

Since approval of the Iraqi Constitution, such as oil and gas law the most outstanding issues between Baghdad and Erbil, which is no less important for the leaders of the Kurds on Article 140 of the Constitution.

Awadi added that "there are drafts, the first is a project presented by the government in 2011 and the second proposal made by some of the House of Representatives and the Committee are engaged in their study."

Under the terms of one of Conventions Erbil that so they can be consensus on the oil and gas law, but the region accuse the National Alliance circumvent the conventions and pass the bill without taking the position of the Kurds.

He pointed out that al-Awadi, "paragraphs listed in the proposed project, the government and parliament reached approximately 50 paragraph there is no disagreement between them in only four paragraphs."

He did not specify Awadi those paragraphs, but he pointed out that the Commission on oil and energy parliamentary will put their observations on Monday to leave the latter view to Parliament.

The dispute is between Arbil and Baghdad on 41 oil contracts signed by Kurdistan government since 2007 until now and described Baghdad as "illegal".

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