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Iraqi Parliament to Raise Its Meeting Tomorrow to Vote on the Six Laws
18/06/2011 15:38
Baghdad, June 18 (Rn) - A member of the Iraqi Council of Representatives for the Iraqi List, said on Saturday that House Speaker Osama Najafi decided to raise the Council meeting to the day on Sunday after reading a number of laws, noting that tomorrow's meeting will be devoted to vote on the six laws.
Iraqi Parliament, Parlamani Iraq The Iraqi Council of Representatives held its fourth legislative term second morning in the presence of 200 deputies out of 325 to discuss the agenda, which included four paragraphs.
Said Ziad worldwide abolition of the Kurdistan News Agency (Rn), "The Speaker adjourned the fourth day after the completion of the agenda which included the first reading of the bill villages of modern agriculture, and the second reading of the law on ratification of the Republic of Iraq to the International Convention on the institution of the Organization of the Agency International Renewable Energy, and the second reading of the bill abolishing the resolutions of the dissolved Revolutionary Command Council, and the second reading of a proposed law amending the Law for the Welfare of Minors. "
The worldwide abolition that "the Presidency of the Council of Representatives decided to hold a meeting on Sunday to vote on the six laws which the vote on the nomination of judges of the discrimination competent to hear appeals filed on decisions of the accountability and justice, and vote on the draft law on ratification of an exchange of letters between Iraq and Japan on the Japanese loan, and vote on draft law on the development of administrative structures, and vote on the bill of opinion in government ministries, and vote on the bill that the Supreme Judicial Council, and vote on the bill of the Federal Court. "
The pursuit of the House of Representatives to vote on a number of draft laws at the time of the face of repeated criticism of the Council of Ministers to the House of Representatives for the delay in resolving many of the important laws relating to the work of ministries.
Of Haidar Ibrahim, the Open: Abdullah Sabri
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18/06/2011 15:38
Baghdad, June 18 (Rn) - A member of the Iraqi Council of Representatives for the Iraqi List, said on Saturday that House Speaker Osama Najafi decided to raise the Council meeting to the day on Sunday after reading a number of laws, noting that tomorrow's meeting will be devoted to vote on the six laws.
Iraqi Parliament, Parlamani Iraq The Iraqi Council of Representatives held its fourth legislative term second morning in the presence of 200 deputies out of 325 to discuss the agenda, which included four paragraphs.
Said Ziad worldwide abolition of the Kurdistan News Agency (Rn), "The Speaker adjourned the fourth day after the completion of the agenda which included the first reading of the bill villages of modern agriculture, and the second reading of the law on ratification of the Republic of Iraq to the International Convention on the institution of the Organization of the Agency International Renewable Energy, and the second reading of the bill abolishing the resolutions of the dissolved Revolutionary Command Council, and the second reading of a proposed law amending the Law for the Welfare of Minors. "
The worldwide abolition that "the Presidency of the Council of Representatives decided to hold a meeting on Sunday to vote on the six laws which the vote on the nomination of judges of the discrimination competent to hear appeals filed on decisions of the accountability and justice, and vote on the draft law on ratification of an exchange of letters between Iraq and Japan on the Japanese loan, and vote on draft law on the development of administrative structures, and vote on the bill of opinion in government ministries, and vote on the bill that the Supreme Judicial Council, and vote on the bill of the Federal Court. "
The pursuit of the House of Representatives to vote on a number of draft laws at the time of the face of repeated criticism of the Council of Ministers to the House of Representatives for the delay in resolving many of the important laws relating to the work of ministries.
Of Haidar Ibrahim, the Open: Abdullah Sabri
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