​ This is what the Iraqi parliament presented during its current session

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This is what the Iraqi parliament presented during its current session
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With the approaching end of the third parliamentary session Iraqis look forward to the next parliamentary session to be better than the previous in terms of the election of competent and highly professional people, whether they are the current deputies who have contributed to legislate important laws or the selection of new people to be the best representative in the next parliament.
Observers believe that the performance of the current work of the House of Representatives in terms of holding meetings and legislation and questioning officials better than the previous sessions, but not the level of ambition, likely to be the next parliamentary session better than the current in the event of good selection of candidates by voters.

"There are important laws that have been enacted during the current parliamentary session, notably the law on the mobilization of the rights of the popular crowd, in addition to the law of the Supreme Judicial Council and many of the laws that were disabled in the previous sessions," said member of the legal committee MP Sadik al-Laban. "He said.
He added that "although the House of Representatives was able to legislate many important laws, his work in general was not at the level of ambition, compared to the previous session because that session initiated 105 laws, while at this session only 85 laws were initiated. Laws to the next session ".

He pointed out that "there are a lot of interrogations got and good parliamentary questions to exercise the democratic process all these things are in the interest of the Iraqi street, this is calculated for the current House of Representatives," likely that the next parliamentary session will be better than the current if the candidate was chosen the best and qualified for the next parliament.
According to observers, there are 296 laws read first and second reading and voted on, including 151 laws only approved within the House of Representatives, that is, as we attend the legislative session, there is 145 law on the inclusion of Parliament and will be returned to the government and will use the same mechanisms used with the previous draft laws.
To that the legal expert Tariq Harb that "the current parliamentary session the worst of the previous sessions as that every law touches the citizen has not been legislated except for the laws that serve the political blocs and deputies," noting that "the electoral law, which stipulated that the candidate holds a bachelor's degree was Amended after ten days of legislation because it touches a large segment of the deputies and politicians, while the important laws such as the law of graft to date has not been legislated. "

"There are laws that have been legislated for their interests, such as the law of the Union of Parliamentarians, which gave high privileges to MPs, which is a constitutional violation because the constitution prohibits the approval of such laws," Harb told The News. 

He pointed out that "the number of absences exceeded the 6,000 cases of absence during the past four years as the decision of the House of Representatives that the money obtained from the absence of deputies amounted to 3 billion dinars, which means that the number of absences 6 thousand cases of absence as the absent MP fined a financial estimated at half a million Iraqi Dinar".
"There are deputies who have never attended parliamentary sessions, even though the law punishes the absentee by imposing fines and dismissal, but no deputy has been removed from the Iraqi parliament," he said, pointing out that most of the interviews have been dominated by the political nature.

He explained that "the proportion of the total attendance of deputies in the parliamentary sessions did not exceed 70%, as most of the meetings have a attendance rate of not more than 52% to 55%, this is also a negative point to perform the work of the current House of Representatives."

As for the political analyst Abdul Amir of Hungary, he pointed out that "the current session may be better than the previous, according to the political data that Iraq was living in the past, the political reality in Iraq may be lighter and slower compared to previous sessions, as the performance is relatively better but not the level Ambition ".
"The security situation and the entry of a preacher to Iraq gave a significant imbalance and make the House of Representatives more harmonious, if most of the meetings held compared to the previous session, which was witnessing the withdrawal of political blocs and disruption of the work of parliament."

He pointed out that "the performance of the work of the House of Representatives in terms of political decisions was without the good because many of the laws that have been initiated was the abuse of the Iraqi street more than useful, as well as the deportation of many important laws to the next session."
"The Iraqi parliament in general has not yet risen to be a real parliament in the sense that it reflects the will of the people, but reflects the political will, which is consistent with the will of regional powers.

"The success of the next parliamentary session depends on the best choice of the candidates by the voters, in the event of the victory of competent people able to make a comprehensive change in the work of the House of Representatives can achieve even a small part of what aspires to the Iraqi street."

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