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IS demands not to include Infrastructure, General Amnesty law drafts in one parliament session
Tuesday, 09 October 2012 21:20 | | |
Baghdad (AIN) –The Iraqiya Slate requested not to include the Infrastructure law draft and the General Amnesty law draft in one agenda of a parliament session in order not to show that there is a deal over endorsing them.
The spokesperson of the IS, Haider al-Mula stated in a press conference held on Tuesday “During the meeting of the parliament chairmanship with the heads of the political blocs, the General Amnesty law draft was discussed and a committee was formed, comprising the head of the Parliamentary Legal Committee, Khalid Shwani, the Committee Deputy Head, Amir al-Kinani, MP Mahmoud al-Hassan and MP, Haider al-Mula to discuss the submitted suggestions related to the terrorism article of this law draft where all the political blocs rejected deal regarding any law draft.”
He called “Not to included Infrastructure law draft and the General Amnesty law draft in one agenda of parliament session in order not to show that there is a deal over endorsing them.” /End/
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Tuesday, 09 October 2012 21:20 | | |
Baghdad (AIN) –The Iraqiya Slate requested not to include the Infrastructure law draft and the General Amnesty law draft in one agenda of a parliament session in order not to show that there is a deal over endorsing them.
The spokesperson of the IS, Haider al-Mula stated in a press conference held on Tuesday “During the meeting of the parliament chairmanship with the heads of the political blocs, the General Amnesty law draft was discussed and a committee was formed, comprising the head of the Parliamentary Legal Committee, Khalid Shwani, the Committee Deputy Head, Amir al-Kinani, MP Mahmoud al-Hassan and MP, Haider al-Mula to discuss the submitted suggestions related to the terrorism article of this law draft where all the political blocs rejected deal regarding any law draft.”
He called “Not to included Infrastructure law draft and the General Amnesty law draft in one agenda of parliament session in order not to show that there is a deal over endorsing them.” /End/
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