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Decision House: The Presidency is the entity authorized to determine the mechanism vote of no confidence
18/06/2012 17:02
Baghdad, June 18 (Rn) - The decision of the Iraqi parliament on Monday that the voting mechanism to withdraw confidence from the government is decided by the presidency of the Council on the day of the hearing scheduled for a vote, indicating that the mechanism to accept that the vote is secret and accept to be in public.
Said Mohammad Khaldi, told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "the voting mechanism to withdraw confidence from the government can be a secret, or to have a public hearing in this set to be allocated for the purpose of withdrawal of confidence."
Khalidi explained that "a group of deputies can submit a request to the Presidency of the Council on the mechanism of no-confidence vote and the presidency of the Council decide which is dependent."
The emphasis on the Presidency of the Council of Representatives is the mechanism that will determine the vote to withdraw confidence from the government under the claim coalition of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to adopt the secret ballot if the process has to question the prime-Maliki.
The claimants say the adoption of secret voting mechanism for the withdrawal of confidence from the government that the procedure will enable many of the deputies who were exposed to the threat of the exercise of their rights and express their opinion in the voting session.
The President is seeking political blocs are the Iraqi and Kurdistan Alliance and the Sadrists weeks ago to coordinate with each other to withdraw confidence from the al-Maliki after that showed no response to the demands received last month.
But their efforts hit a position Talabani, who refused to sign the request for withdrawal of confidence, and said that a sufficient number of signatures is incomplete.
Critics say they will spend policies Maliki ahead in the second constitutional mechanism for the withdrawal of confidence from the cross-Maliki questioned in the House of Representatives and then ask for the no-confidence vote.
From: Raman Brosk. Open: Abdullah Sabri
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18/06/2012 17:02
Baghdad, June 18 (Rn) - The decision of the Iraqi parliament on Monday that the voting mechanism to withdraw confidence from the government is decided by the presidency of the Council on the day of the hearing scheduled for a vote, indicating that the mechanism to accept that the vote is secret and accept to be in public.
Said Mohammad Khaldi, told the Kurdish news agency (Rn) that "the voting mechanism to withdraw confidence from the government can be a secret, or to have a public hearing in this set to be allocated for the purpose of withdrawal of confidence."
Khalidi explained that "a group of deputies can submit a request to the Presidency of the Council on the mechanism of no-confidence vote and the presidency of the Council decide which is dependent."
The emphasis on the Presidency of the Council of Representatives is the mechanism that will determine the vote to withdraw confidence from the government under the claim coalition of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to adopt the secret ballot if the process has to question the prime-Maliki.
The claimants say the adoption of secret voting mechanism for the withdrawal of confidence from the government that the procedure will enable many of the deputies who were exposed to the threat of the exercise of their rights and express their opinion in the voting session.
The President is seeking political blocs are the Iraqi and Kurdistan Alliance and the Sadrists weeks ago to coordinate with each other to withdraw confidence from the al-Maliki after that showed no response to the demands received last month.
But their efforts hit a position Talabani, who refused to sign the request for withdrawal of confidence, and said that a sufficient number of signatures is incomplete.
Critics say they will spend policies Maliki ahead in the second constitutional mechanism for the withdrawal of confidence from the cross-Maliki questioned in the House of Representatives and then ask for the no-confidence vote.
From: Raman Brosk. Open: Abdullah Sabri
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