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    Parliamentary Virtue calls to amend the powers of the provinces and territories

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    Parliamentary Virtue calls to amend the powers of the provinces and territories Empty Parliamentary Virtue calls to amend the powers of the provinces and territories

    Post by Rocky Mon 18 Jul 2016, 3:24 am

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    Parliamentary Virtue calls to amend the powers of the provinces and territories


     Baghdad / term 

    Virtue considered parliamentary bloc, on Sunday, that the revision of the Constitution an important requirement dictated theexperience of the past years and the nature of the circumstances in which completed writing the constitution there. But the head of theblock called to rely on Article 142 of theConstitution, which he said was more flexible than the Article 126 which includes reference to theconstitutional amendment. 
    The Presidency of the Council of Representatives blocs has given one week to submit their nominations for membership of the Constitutional Review Commission that the speaker of parliament said it was important included in the document the political agreement under which the government Abadi was formed in late 2014.
    the head of the Fadhila bloc MP Ammar Tohme, said in a statement received (range) a copy of it, that "Article (142) includes flexible mechanisms, the first involving the amendment to all articles and paragraphs of the Constitution of the preamble to the the end of the Constitution , including the basic principles , "pointing out that" modifying materials have an absolute majority of the members of the House of Representatives on the contrary , Article 126 , which requires the approval of two - thirds of members of parliament. " 
    He said Tohme said" Article 142 gives the passport for an amendment to the constitutional articles governing powers the regions and governorates , which provides an opportunity to address the serious mistake that thecontents of Article 114 of the Constitution , which suggest and give priority to the law of the regions and provinces in the event of conflict with federal law and in the important and vital files , touching the stability ofsociety in its basic needs, for example, drawing inland water resources policy and regulation to ensure theequitable distribution of its this means that the likelihood of the regions law on federal law in the internal management of water resources. " 
    Article 114 of the Iraqi Constitution on the following: the 
    following functions will be shared between the federal and provincial authorities: 
    first: - customs administration in coordination with the governments of the regions and governorates not organized in a region, and regulated by law. 
    Second: - organize the main electrical power sources and distribution. 
    Third: - drawing up environmental policy to guarantee the protection of the environment from pollution and thepreservation of its cleanliness, in cooperation with the regions and governorates not organized in a region. 
    Fourth: - drawing general planning and development policies. 
    Fifth: - drawing up general health policy, in cooperation with the regions and governorates not organized in aregion. 
    Sixth: - drawing public educational and instructional policy , in consultation with the regions and governorates not organized in a region. 
    Seventh: - drawing inland water resources policy, and regulation to ensure fair distribution to them, and this shall be regulated law. 
    Prime virtue parliamentary bloc pointed out that "what is being said from Confusion about the progress Article 142 of the Constitution and the end of the term force can be argued is that the article commented the end of the work of the constitutional review Commission , which according to her decision on the proposals by theparliament, and at the same while article suggested granting the parliament the power to form the committee at the beginning of his work , which can be applied to each parliamentary session , if our understanding of thephrase (House of Representatives) the overall concept that applies to every parliamentary session , which is consistent with sustained and general legal basis and addresses mentioned in unless provide convincing evidence regardless gateway to the meaning of an ad hoc or partial. " 
    Article 142 of the Iraqi constitution to be as follows: 
    first: - House of Representatives constitute the beginning of the work of a committee of its members representing the components of the main Iraqi society whose mission is to report to the House ofRepresentatives, during the period not exceeding four months, includes a recommendation for the necessary amendments that could be made ​​to the Constitution, and replace the Commission after the decision on its proposals. 
    Second: - the proposed amendments by the committee once the House of Representatives for a vote, and deemed approved with the consent of the absolute majority of the members of the Council. 
    Third: - the articles amended by the House of Representatives and as stated in item (ii) of this article on thepeople for a referendum, within a period not exceeding two months from the date of the adoption of theamendment in the House. 
    Fourth: - be a referendum on the revised material is successful, the approval of the majority voters, and if it isrejected by two - thirds of voters in three or more governorates. 
    V. - the exception contained in this article from the provisions of Article 126 concerning the amendment of theConstitution, until the completion of the decision on the amendments set forth in this Article. 
    as stipulated in Article 126 of the final verdicts in the Iraqi constitution on the following: 
    I. the President of the Republic and the cabinet together, or one fifth (1/5) members of the House ofRepresentatives, the proposal to amend the Constitution. 
    Second: - may not be modified basic principles contained in Part I, and the rights and freedoms contained in the Part II of the Constitution, but only after two consecutive parliament, with the approval of two - thirds of the members of the House of Representatives, the consent of people in a general referendum and theendorsement of the president within seven days. 
    Third: - may not be amended and other items not covered by the item "second , " the article, only after theapproval of two - thirds of the members of the House of Representatives, the consent of people in a general referendum and the endorsement of the president within seven days. 
    Fourth: - shall not make any amendment to the articles of the Constitution, it would detract from the powers of the regions that are not among the exclusive powers of the authorities Federal, without the consent of thelegislative authority in the territory concerned, and the approval of a majority of its population in a general referendum. 
    Fifth: - 
    A- is considered ratified the amendment by the President of the Republic after the expiration of the period stipulated in clauses "Second" and "Third" of this Article shall, in the absence unbelievable. ( 
    b ) An amendment shall take effect from the date of publication in the official Gazette.

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