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Jumaili: can not pass controversial laws is a national consensus on the pretext parliamentary majority
Published on Sunday, 17 March / March 2013 17:21
BAGHDAD / obelisk: List MP said the Iraqi unit Jumaili, Sunday, he can not pass controversial laws that require political consensus on the pretext parliamentary majority and ignore some of the political blocs.
The Jumaili in a statement and got "obelisk", a copy of which, that "there are voices began resound in the last period after passing the federal budget, about the possibility of passing laws that require national consensus parliamentary majority without the need for some important components."
And "You can not ignore some of the political blocs to pass the laws that need to agree on the pretext parliamentary majority," pointing out that "building a state of institutions just can not with passing laws that require national consensus manner vote on the budget and ignore some of the blocks on the pretext parliamentary majority."
The number of deputies, especially in the National Alliance confirmed that the next phase will vote on the most important laws in a way that the majority like to pass the federal budget, in return, he said a spokesman for the Supreme Council of Islamic Hamid Rashid Maaleh that such statements do not represent the official position of the National Alliance.
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Published on Sunday, 17 March / March 2013 17:21
BAGHDAD / obelisk: List MP said the Iraqi unit Jumaili, Sunday, he can not pass controversial laws that require political consensus on the pretext parliamentary majority and ignore some of the political blocs.
The Jumaili in a statement and got "obelisk", a copy of which, that "there are voices began resound in the last period after passing the federal budget, about the possibility of passing laws that require national consensus parliamentary majority without the need for some important components."
And "You can not ignore some of the political blocs to pass the laws that need to agree on the pretext parliamentary majority," pointing out that "building a state of institutions just can not with passing laws that require national consensus manner vote on the budget and ignore some of the blocks on the pretext parliamentary majority."
The number of deputies, especially in the National Alliance confirmed that the next phase will vote on the most important laws in a way that the majority like to pass the federal budget, in return, he said a spokesman for the Supreme Council of Islamic Hamid Rashid Maaleh that such statements do not represent the official position of the National Alliance.
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