A parliamentary ban on the participation of officials in the conferences of state security

A parliamentary ban on the participation of officials in the conferences of state security

 Baghdad / term

The House voted, Sunday, a decision prohibiting the participation of politicians or officials to conferences inside and outside Iraq without the consent of the Iraqi government.
The parliament also finished reading two bills, and postponed the vote on the draft reform of the law of inmates and depositors, and the second draft amendment to the law guards the law of nightclubs.
This came during a parliamentary session , the usual thirty - first, held on Sunday, headed by Salim al - Jubouri and in the presence of 173 deputies, according to a statement obtained (range), a copy of it. The meeting started by rejecting the Parliament to issue a recommendation to the Human Rights Commission, through the Committee of Experts, on the representation of the Yezidi component of the Board of Commissioners, within the share of components due to their exposure to a significant violation by the organization Daesh.
The House voted on the recommendations of the report of the Integrity Committee on violations committed by the Council of the province of Diwaniyah.
Parliament also voted on a resolution prohibiting the Iraqi politicians and officials attending or participating conferences and meetings that affect the security of the state and the political system and harm the national interest and held outside or inside Iraq without the consent of the authorities of
Iraq.
It included a parliamentary session, the completion of the first reading of the draft health insurance law.
Adjourned the Presidency vote on each of the draft reform of inmates and depositors law and the second draft amendment to the law guards nightclubs No. 8 of 2000
to that followed by MP Mohammed Naji statement condemning the repeated Turkish attacks on Iraqi territory, adding that "Iraq has taken all possible means diplomatically to move away from each potential source position of spasm and complexity to deter repeated aggression by the Turkish government. " He called MP Mohammad Naji to "commercial boycott of Turkish products and goods and prevent them from entering Iraqi territory and a resolution of the House of Representatives to commit the government to do so in support of our people and the maintenance of our sovereignty."
It decided by the Presidency to postpone each of the first reading of the draft State Law Council, and the discussion of the draft grants the employee a long routine leave and address the conditions of contract law, while finished reading and discussing the draft annexation of the Judicial Institute to the Judiciary Act after the voice of the lack of a legitimate response
law.
Parliament discussed, based on the request submitted by MP Amin Bakr disabled Kurdistan region 's parliament. The MP pointed Bakr in his application to move more than a year to prevent the President of the Parliament of the region from entering Arbil, disrupting the work of parliament for the performance of his duty in the service of citizens ' affairs. "
He called the Kurdish parliament to" issue a parliamentary resolution that compels the responsible parties in the province to activate the work of the parliament to do its oversight functions, legislative and stress that disrupt parliament a constitutional violation. "


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