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Tomorrow Press / Baghdad: suggested former House Speaker Mahmoud al-Mashhadani, Tuesday, increasing the percentage of women in the next parliamentary session from 20% to 40% in order to serve the project of building state institutions faltering, pointing out that the use of the smart card in the voting process will reduce the proportion of fraud to the lowest level.
Mashhadani said in a statement received, "Tomorrow's Press," said that "In my experience modest in the Iraqi parliament and found that the proportion of women in parliament, 25%, and their production 75% compared to men, as well as an attendance rate of women 83% of the number of meetings and the percentage of men 47%, and the proportion of carry the Supreme certificate for women 92% compared to 81%, and the proportion of hot files in all its forms four percent of women vs. 37% of men. "
He said al-Mashhadani, "suggested an increase in the percentage of women in the House of Representatives from 25% to 40% in the parliamentary all sites, because it will be a national asset and will serve the project of building the state and its institutions faltering due to poor efficiency."
He added that "the use of the smart card in the voting process will reduce the proportion of fraud to the lowest level," adding that "dividing Iraq into 375 constituencies, independent, will make the winner enjoys the consent of his family and devote himself more to serve exclusively as a priority pastoral addition to dealing with the files other federal, as well as from it will make promotional expenses of the electoral process less expensive and achieves a distinct proportion of electoral integrity. "
Iraq has witnessed parliamentary elections for two sessions in 2005, and held a closed-list system, and in 2010 conducted the open-list system, but that the citizen did not touch the difference between the two in terms of the definition of candidates.
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