Parliament will reconvene today to consider appeals filed on the membership of some of the House of

Parliament will reconvene today to consider appeals filed on the membership of some of the House of Representatives Health

April 27 .2017 - 10:20 | Number of Views: 220



Sommer News: Baghdad

The House of Representatives will reconvene on Thursday, 27 of the month of April 2017 the session 29 of the second legislative term.

According to a statement of the Department of Media Council "includes the business to consider appeals filed on the membership of some Alnwab.o vote on the proposal of Basra, Iraq's economic capital law and vote on the draft law of the Iraqi the Authority for approval / calendar legislative / and vote on a proposed union with Health Professions / Law legislative calendar health agenda /. "

"As the meeting includes the first reading of the draft State Council Law and the first reading of the proposed special grades of bodies and independent first reading of the Law Project of Communications and Informatics of the first reading of the law of the draft law of the Iraqi National Oil Company and the first reading of the draft health insurance law."

He continued: "The meeting also includes reading a report and discussion of the proposed operation of the first graduates Law and read the report and discussion of the proposed third amendment to the Law of Governorates not organized in a region Law No. (21) of 2008 and read a report and discussion of the proposed Fourth Amendment to the Law of Governorates not organized in a region Law No. (21) for the year 2008 read a report and discussion of the proposed second amendment to the law of sports clubs Law No. 18 of 1986 and read the quarterly activity of the security and defense committee and read the quarterly activity of the Committee on culture and Information report report. ".

The House of Representatives voted at its twenty-eighth regular held the first Tuesday under the chairmanship of Salim al-Jubouri, and in the presence of 252 deputies, the lack of conviction answers head of the Independent Electoral Commission Serbest Mustafa through a secret ballot where the number of voters not convinced 119 deputies, while the number of voters conviction 118 deputies while the number of skeptics was 15 deputies.

Jubouri said he should have the required number of 127 deputies majority, noting that the lack of conviction does not mean the withdrawal of confidence, calling on those who wish to withdraw confidence to submit a request in this regard.

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