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BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq: A legislature in the so-called White Bloc has called on Iraqi President Jalal Talabani to present a working paper to contain the topics expected to be discussed by the proposed National Conference before the beginning of its works, accordingto a statement by the Legislature's media office on Wednesday.
"In following up on the statements by different politicians, we discovered that each bloc was expressing its own proposals, to be discussed by the National Conference; there should be one specific paper, prepared in advance by the Guardian of the Conference [President Talabani], to be distributed to the other political blocs," Kazim al-Shimmari said in his statement.
"The parties should be able to express their opinions and notes about the proposed paper," he added.
"The existence of the issue in its present form means that the majority of the politicians will not know in advance the subjects to be discussed during the Conference; this will have a passive impact on its results, taking into consideration the fact that political leaderships will have to return to their members to discuss the proposed paper by the President in order to assess their decisions on it," al-Shimmari pointed out.
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"In following up on the statements by different politicians, we discovered that each bloc was expressing its own proposals, to be discussed by the National Conference; there should be one specific paper, prepared in advance by the Guardian of the Conference [President Talabani], to be distributed to the other political blocs," Kazim al-Shimmari said in his statement.
"The parties should be able to express their opinions and notes about the proposed paper," he added.
"The existence of the issue in its present form means that the majority of the politicians will not know in advance the subjects to be discussed during the Conference; this will have a passive impact on its results, taking into consideration the fact that political leaderships will have to return to their members to discuss the proposed paper by the President in order to assess their decisions on it," al-Shimmari pointed out.
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