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Parliament held its meeting under the chairmanship of al-Jubouri, the absence of 128 deputies
3/14/15
Tomorrow Press / Baghdad: House of Representatives held on Saturday, 21 under the chairmanship of its Salim al-Jubouri, and the presence of 200 deputies and the absence of 128 deputies, with parliamentary source that the meeting will read six laws.
The source told "tomorrow Press," "The House of Representatives held its 21st Legislative Chapter II, headed by Salim al-Jubouri, and the presence of 200 deputies," noting that "the meeting will discuss the report of the Committee on Culture and Information."
The source, who requested anonymity, that "the meeting will see the first reading of a bill to ratify the establishment of commercial Ministerial Council between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and the Government of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland Convention on the Law, and the first reading of the draft accession of the Republic of Iraq to eradicate the illicit trade in tobacco products to the Convention Protocol Law WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control affair. "
The source added that "the Council will end, during today's meeting, the first reading of the draft law on ratification of the Convention in the field of environmental protection between the Government of the Republic of Iraq and the Government of the State of Kuwait law, the first reading of the draft law to preserve the documents."
He continued that "the meeting include the second reading of the draft accession of the Republic of Iraq to the International Convention on the Law on Road Traffic of 1968 and the agreement of the European supplementing her for the year 2006, and the second reading of the draft accession of the Republic of Iraq to the United Nations immunities of States and their property Convention on jurisdictional law."
Referred to the Presidency of the Council of Representatives lifted, the first Thursday (12 March 2015), the Council lifted the session to Saturday (14 March 2015), after reading a number of laws mentioned another government.
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