A wide political controversy» on the recent parliament session

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A wide political controversy» on the recent parliament session

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A wide political controversy» on the recent parliament session

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30/5/2018 12:00 am

[rtl]BAGHDAD / Shaimaa Rashid, Omar Abdul Latif and Muhannad Abdul Wahab
after three attempts did not write the quorum of completion, the House of Representatives, in an extraordinary session, to issue decisions on the electoral process, and calls for "cancel the results of the outside" and start counting and sorting by 10 percent, The decisions that accompanied it, different political and parliamentary positions, some of which supported the decision of the parliament, while others stood against the paragraphs, which counted difficult.
The meeting, which was held last night, included the vote on the start of the process of counting the hands of the elections by 10% and the abolition of elections abroad and displaced, preceded on Thursday by a decision of the Council of Ministers to ensure the formation of a committee of judicial institutions and security and oversight to study appeals and grant them the right to access all documents related to the elections .
Despite the registration of dozens of complaints about the voting process, the Independent Electoral Commission announced that it will study the parliamentary decision issued by the House of Representatives on the legislative elections held on the twelfth of this month.
On the other hand, political blocs intend to appeal to the Federal Court «the constitutionality of the last session of parliament», noting that its decisions «illegal» at a time that others see as a legal session «irrefutable».
Despite the parliamentary decision, which was met with the "support and rejection" of different blocs, but law experts believe that the cancellation of the results of the outside «is not the prerogative of the parliament at all». Parliament measures «impeccable» says MP from the current wisdom Mohammed Allkash, in a press statement, said that «the House of Representatives was able to hold a plenary session does not irreproachable and attended by more than 165 deputies and the President of the Council , headed by Salim al - Jubouri.

He added that "the meeting was in the first hour deliberative and then turned into an extraordinary special session after the completion of the quorum," saying that "skeptics in the parliament's legal session are trying to mix the papers and cover up the failure of the Commission, he said."
For his part, the head of the bloc of the Kurdistan Islamic Group MP Ahmad Haj Rashid, said in a statement to "morning", "The House of Representatives is obliged to UNHCR as it operates under his supervision," noting that "fraud in the results is clear and does not require evidence and evidence, especially in Kurdistan And Kirkuk. "
Rashid expected that "the decisions of the House of Representatives in the form of new alliances, in order to form the next government."
The leader of the movement of the will of Hussein Arab, he stressed that "the recent decisions of the House of Representatives is a step in the right direction and in a timely manner."
He said in a statement to the "morning", "The decisions of the parliament will doubt the certainty of the voter, and a message of reassurance that the next government is legitimate and did not come through the process of adding votes or fraud."
He pointed out that "the mass of will with the decision to cancel the results of the outside in the event of manipulation, and the adoption of counting and manual sorting of a part of the results is very important," pointing at the same time, "noting that the commitment of the decision of the Parliament by the Commission would make a minor change Block seats ". Ghali: The last session without a quorum  In contrast, MP from the Liberal bloc, Riad Ghali, in a press statement, "The meeting held was incomplete quorum to pressure the Electoral Commission and outside the legal proceedings," noting that "under Article 61 of the Constitution, By legislation of ordinary law only whether it is a draft of the executive or a proposal submitted by ten deputies or a specialized committee.

He added that "the decisions of the parliament limited the approval of the appointment of special grades and the formation of commissions, therefore, the House of Representatives is not entitled to amend or disrupt the law through a resolution," pointing out that "the other breach by the Parliament to leave the extraordinary session is open, because the extraordinary meeting is held And the court decided in 2010 that it is not permissible for the ordinary session, so how is the matter with an exceptional specific subject and time. "
He asked: "Is it reasonable in democratic countries and within peaceful deliberation if a bloc or a majority and dominant group in parliament can cancel the results of the elections and return them, if the results do not go out in favor of them and lose the elections. In this case where the peaceful rotation of power and respect the will of the masses to change."
He added that "there are specific violations occurred in regions and provinces and the victim must provide evidence and appeal to the electoral judiciary and the right of the injured appeal in the discriminatory body, as confirmed by the Judicial Council."
He called Ghali, the Electoral Commission to "steadfastness and not to submit to these pressures and work according to legal procedures because the rise of any person because of pressure is a weakness of the Commission and confirms the independence of its work and put it in the door of accountability." Naseef: Canceling the results comes from the federal As for the coalition of the rule of law, high Nassif said in a statement received "morning," a copy of it, that "in accordance with Article 58 of the Iraqi Constitution is entitled to the House of Representatives to hold an extraordinary session to discuss a specific matter, , Noting that "the decision issued by the Council at the special session on the parliamentary elections is unconstitutional and illegal."

She added that "the mechanism of counting and sorting and elections abroad and conditional voting are all provided by law," noting that "it can not be amended or canceled by a decision of Parliament, it must be amended by law."
She added that "the process of canceling the election results must come from the Federal Court and not from the House of Representatives," noting that "regardless of the fact that the extraordinary session is true, but the decisions taken in it unfortunately illegal and does not have any legal impact."
In the same context, said MP Zeinab Sahlani, told the "morning", "The House of Representatives has no right to issue executive decisions, pointing out at the same time, that his decisions will not affect the recent political alliances."
"The electoral process is marred by many problems, but this does not mean that the House of Representatives is going to pass a resolution that cancels the rights of Iraqis in elections whether abroad or in camps for the displaced," said Faisal al-Issawi, leader of the al-Nasr alliance.
He said that "the losers must provide proof of manipulation to the judiciary in charge of hearing appeals, but the insistence of the House of Representatives to issue such a decision is not true," pointing out that "the executive bodies can not implement such decisions." Taha: The decision of the parliament is "unconstitutional" The  head of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan in Kirkuk, Ribawar Taha, that "the decision of the last parliament unconstitutional and exceed the judicial authority," stressing that "and according to the Constitution and the rules of procedure in parliament can not be repealed law and approved by law decision, To the provisions of the Constitution. "

He pointed out that "the National Union will challenge the session and the decision of the Parliament in the Federal Court," calling "the President of the Republic to intervene in this subject and abide by the procedures of the Electoral Commission."
As for the alliance of Iraq's identity, he explained in a statement that "the decisions of the extraordinary meeting violated the provisions of the Constitution in Articles 5, 6 and 14, and violated the articles of the Elections Law No. (45) of 2013, amended by the Parliament itself, including the provisions of Article (40 / IV and V) The provisions of Article (5) of the First Amendment Law Law No. (45) for the year 2013 regarding the procedures for electronic counting and counting of the results of the elections shall be guaranteed to Iraqis who are displaced and Iraqis abroad to exercise their civil and political rights in accordance with Article 20 of the Constitution. The statement expressed regret "for the misuse of some of the parliament's dome to exert political pressure on the Independent Electoral Commission and the judiciary to pass some of the losers."
"The coalition of Iraq, our identity," which gets 9 seats in the new parliament, that the meeting of the House of Representatives "did not complete the quorum as stipulated by the provisions of the Constitution in Article (59 / I) and was an unhappy end to the age of the Iraqi Council of Representatives in its third session.
He called on the judiciary and the Iraqi government to "stop the attempts of blackmail and political pressure that some parties are trying to impose and imposed on the Independent High Electoral Commission to force them to violate the laws and change the results of the recent elections, which constitutes a clear and explicit threat to the sustainability of the political process in Iraq and a clear rejection of the provisions of Article (6) the Constitution".
Al-Ridini: Continuing appeals period The
Commission in turn confirmed that it will study the parliamentary decision issued by the House of Representatives on the legislative elections that took place recently.
A member of the Board of Commissioners Hazem al-Ridini said in a press statement that "what was issued by the parliament will be studied from the legal and technical aspects and the possibility of implementation of those decisions or not."
"There is a period of ongoing and open appeals according to the law, and we recently reached about 225 appeals to the court, and the total appeals amount to 1,400 appeals and are being investigated by the concerned authorities."
In turn, the legal expert, Tariq Harb, said in a statement to "Sabah" that "what happened in the House of Representatives during its session yesterday, did not observe the President of the Council Article (58) of the Constitution, which requires the issuance of a new editorial invitation to hold an extraordinary session, Not only the previous call, but it was necessary to be repeated, and the decision of the Council to cancel the elections abroad needs to legislate a law, so that the Parliament can not turn into a court and issue laws.
"Article (102) of the Constitution decided to submit the election commission to the control of the House of Representatives," he said, adding that " "He said.
The Office of Parliament Speaker Salim al-Jubouri issued a statement yesterday, saying that "the House of Representatives voted during the emergency meeting on a parliamentary resolution includes the parties concerned each according to its competence to take the means to ensure confidence in the electoral process in a fair and fair, including the cancellation of elections abroad and conditional voting IDP camps in Anbar, Salaheddin, Nineveh and Diyala where there is no evidence of falsifying the will of the voters except for minority votes covered by
quotas. "
He added that the Council voted by hand counting and counting by less than 10% of the ballot boxes in the electoral centers and in the event of proven variation of 25% of what has been sorted and promised manually manually re-counting and sorting of all provinces and provide political entities and immediately electronic copy and photos Ballot papers and
election results .
According to the results of the final Iraqi elections, the 232 deputies of the current Iraqi parliament lost the elections and will not be able to return to parliament, while only 97 of them passed the electoral denominator and will return to their parliamentary seats again.[/rtl]

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