A spokesman for al-Sadr told the parliament: Canceling the election results will create chaos

A spokesman for the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, to look seriously and justly the demands of the political blocs objecting to the election results, pointing out that it is not the powers of the House of Representatives to cancel or modify those results.


[ltr]"It is not the powers of the House of Representatives to cancel or amend the results of the elections, even if through the legislation of the law," said the MP for the Liberal bloc Jafari al-Moussawi, adding that "we will be here for tasks far from the concept of legislation and close to the establishment of chaos."[/ltr]
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He explained that "the law of the Electoral Commission to draw the party to appeal and complaints and mechanism to be followed when the results," noting that "included the allocation of a judicial body of the Iraqi Court of Cassation to consider appeals in accordance with the law."[/ltr]
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Al-Moussawi added that "this body is limited to its role in the consideration of what is before it and does not exceed that," pointing out that "what the House of Representatives or what he wants to start is to creep the validity of other authorities."[/ltr]
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"If there is a shortening in the work of the Commission, the House of Representatives accountability in accordance with the law and accounting when evidence and satisfaction is available to the members of the House of Representatives," pointing out that "the Federal Supreme Court may go into the validity or incorrect results of the elections."[/ltr]
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"The role of the Federal Court is limited under Article 93 / VII of the Constitution to ratify the results of the elections," he added, noting that "once they abstained, it is a violation of the Constitution."[/ltr]
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"We are with the followers of peaceful legal methods to consider the complaints and violations that accompanied the electoral process," Moussaoui said, calling on the Independent High Electoral Commission and the judicial body concerned to give serious and fair consideration to those requests and the speed of their resolution in accordance with applicable laws.[/ltr]
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He pointed out that Moussaoui's statement came after several political forces questioned the integrity of the election results. A number of members of the House of Representatives submitted a bill to cancel the results of the elections held on 12 May, in which Sadr's alliance is sponsored by Sadr.[/ltr]
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The parliament speaker, Salim Jubouri, canceled on Saturday an extraordinary session devoted to discuss "violations" in the electoral process because of the lack of quorum and postponed to Monday.[/ltr]
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According to the results of the Electoral Commission for elections in Iraq, has won the coalition, "Saroon" won the first place in the parliamentary elections with 54 seats out of 329 parliamentary seats.[/ltr]


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