Constitution and urgent amendments 9

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Article 75 of the Constitution of 2005 relating to the Vice-President of the Republic shall be inserted. It shall provide for the following regardless of the sequence to be taken: 
First: The President of the Republic shall appoint a deputy. 
Second: The President of the Republic may not be appointed for more than one deputy. 
Third: The President of the Republic shall submit the name of his deputy to the House of Representatives, provided that he receives the simple majority. 
Fourthly: The President of the Republic may not appoint a deputy to adopt religious, sectarian, national or party affiliation, or to adopt quotas.
The reasons for this addendum are that the President of the Republic has two or three deputies, either in order to adhere to the sectarian and ethnic quotas that this amended constitution prohibits, or to appease political figures who have not obtained a sovereign position that suits that person's ambition. Without justification. And make the appointment of a deputy is binding, in order to avoid a vacuum, in the event of an emergency that prevents the President of the Republic from carrying out his duties. 
Article (76): 
First: The President of the Republic nominates the candidate of the most numerous parliamentary bloc to form the Council of Ministers within fifteen days from the date of the election of the President of the Republic. 

This paragraph of this article shall be amended to the following:
First: The President of the Republic nominates the candidate of the political entity who wins through the elections on the largest number of parliamentary seats to form the Council of Ministers within fifteen days from the date of the first session of the Council of Representatives. It is not permissible to form a coalition after the elections from more than one political entity for the purpose of forming the largest parliamentary bloc . 
Adopted a more explicit formulation, which prevents interpretation into another meaning, as was done in the 2010 and subsequent elections. 
Paragraphs (II) to (V) shall remain as they are in the Constitution of 2005, with the addition of two other paragraphs as follows: 
Sixth: The same person shall not assume the Presidency of the Council of Ministers for more than two sessions.
Seventh: The sixth of this Article shall be reviewed after eight full parliamentary sessions from the date of its implementation, by making the maximum period for the Presidency of the Council of Ministers of the same person two consecutive or three consecutive sessions, or by limiting the deletion of paragraphs (VI) and (VII), when its justification is removed by the diagnosis of the roots of democratic traditions. The parliamentary systems of parliament usually do not specify the number of sessions of the head of the executive branch (the prime minister), as is the case with the president, except in very rare cases, but it is likely that emerging and anxious democracies preceded by long-term dictatorships or a failed democratic experiment On the basis of political sectarianism and quotas, especially in Eastern societies or Muslim majority societies, to adopt exceptional mechanisms for the so-called transitional democracy that is constitutionally established until stable and stable democracies are established.
Article (82) relating to the salaries of the Chairman and members of the Council of Ministers, came as follows: The 
law regulates salaries and allowances of the President and members of the Council of Ministers and those of their rank. 
This text renders paragraph (i) of the article, with the addition of two paragraphs, as follows: 
Second: take into account in determining the salaries and allowances in the (first) do not exceed the limit for the highest proportion to theaverage Iraqi per capita income, is regulated by law. 
[size=11]Thirdly, the rate of the upper limit shall be determined in a law regulated by the name of the Equal Distribution of Salaries Law, including the President of the Republic, his deputy, the President, the Vice-Deputies and the members of the Chamber of Deputies, in accordance with the principle of justice and in order to prevent the state budget from being overpaid.





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