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Parliamentary energy: reducing the Committee of Five to triple to resolve the oil and gas law
11/17/2012 12:00 am
Kurdistan underlines the lack of approval unless the disintegration of the elements of the crisis
Baghdad, Omar Abdel Latif
revealed the oil and energy parliamentary for the Committee of Five, which was formed for the purpose of resolving the draft law of oil and gas, has been reduced to be triple, while confirmed that this law will not recognize unless disintegration of elements current crisis.
said Rep. Liberal bloc Awad al-Awadi, a member of the committee that "the law of oil and gas left on the shelf", attributing this to "the insistence of House members hampered for political purposes."
said Awadi told the "Center Brief Media Network Iraqi ": he was presented drafts 2007 and 2011 for this law, but the episodes follow hinder passed, adding that the government and the House of Representatives الزما formed a committee five members of the House of Representatives with the Presidency and the presence of the Commission, to hear the views of the blocks and find out who wants enactment of this Act is not wants legislation with Tabyeen reasons for the rejection and acceptance. "
said Awadi said that "the ball is now in the court of the government because the Committee of Five, which became three later, included oil minister in the central government and the Minister of Natural Resources in the Kurdistan region and the Presidency, has agreed to provide updates This law is controversial points and agreed, warning that he was supposed to be providing this paper after a religious holiday, but was delayed due to preoccupation with some members Hajj or lack of agreement or other things.
cautioned Awadi said the Oil and Energy Committee will address the Presidency on steps made by the draft law of oil and gas. "The ball is now in the court of the Presidency and the Government of the enactment of this Act."
and was a member of the Committee Furat al-Shara Rep. for the National Alliance has stated that the Commission on oil and energy parliamentary were not on the committee quintet mini which was formed for the purpose of resolving the draft law of oil and gas, indicating This Committee will provide its findings to the Commission on oil and energy to study and rationalization and submitted to Parliament.
said in an earlier statement "Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network«: that there is no agreement yet on the drafts submitted to the law of oil and gas as each draft is different from the other, expected to be tipped draft in 2011 provided by the government of being the most convenient and there is no over which there are many differences.
Committee member, said Qassim Mohammed Qasim member of the House of Representatives for the coalition of Kurdish blocs that this law can not be passed unless the disintegration of the elements of the current crisis.
promised Kassem in an interview »Center Brief for the Iraqi Media Network»: The «Oil and Gas Law of the laws very important and that is one of the most dangerous laws after the Iraqi constitution, being a regulated oil sector, which constitutes 95 percent of the country's imports Federal.
and continued that oil and gas law is a five laws were merged into one law into law the inbox Federal and Federal Council for Oil and Gas and the national oil company and others, on the grounds of these laws governing this sector. cautioned that the Committee did not pass days by what was not discussed this law, but that its members did not accord even now to choose one of the drafts to be a basis for discussion, warning that was formed several committees, most recently the Committee of Five of a political nature, expected stop work because of the delegations that visited Baghdad to resolve the crisis between the province and the center where it seems that the situation has returned to crisis after fiery statements were exchanged between the parties dispute, calling for the need to resume dialogues on this new law to reach a formula solution that could lead to a vote in the parliament.
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