The next session of parliament will not be open

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Confirmed parliamentary sources said the first session of the new parliament will not be open like its predecessor because of the decision of the Federal Court, who opposed not specify the time, stressing that the legal context of the sessions will be followed since the opening session, which will determine the name of the speaker and his two deputies, excluded any constitutional vacuum. Sees legal expert Tareq Harb « that the Federal Court did not reject the so-called open or public hearing by legal interpretation, but refused to be lengthened duration to the detriment of the interests of the Iraqi people ». He said the war in a statement the "morning" that "the general election produced the blocks are large and many small while the 2010 elections, there were two blocks tablespoons which helped to make it a legal interpretations and clear," noting that "the duration of the open meeting identified the two months between the first session and the session the second to determine the form of government. "decision of Parliament Muhammad Khalidi said in a statement the" morning ": The meeting of the new parliament, the next will not be open, so to call it off by the Federal Court," expected to be held at the opening session on the first of July next, "noting" The first session will be dedicated to the selection of the Speaker and his deputies to allocate the second session to choose the president of the republic and assigned the biggest bloc to form a government within a period not exceeding 30 days, "and expressed his belief" that the presidency and parliament, stages will be the share of Sunni Arabs and Kurds, noting not resolve names to waiting now because the National Alliance for the resolution naming a prime minister. "

As for the period between the end of the current parliamentary session on 13/6 and up to hold inaugural session of the new Council of Representatives, pointed Khalidi, "that the possibility of the Presidium of the current parliament decision to extend the work of Parliament to the beginning of the first session to avoid a constitutional vacuum." As MP for the block citizen Aziz Ugaili that the Federal Court had overturned the subject of open meeting can not be left next parliament its first open and there will be periods specified under the Constitution. said Ugaili in a statement the "morning": that the next parliament will call in its first session the parliament speaker and his two deputies will be an open meeting But there will be extended constitutionality may range between a week and 15 days. "He continued," The National Alliance to today's still up for grabs on its candidate for prime minister, noting that "the National Alliance if they agree with him, it will form the government as soon as possible, pointing to the need to be a candidate for prime minister is not acceptable to the coalition, but only when the rest of the ingredients then you will not be delayed formation of the government more than two months to three months, but if there was a disagreement within the coalition, it will hinder the formation of the government. "

As pointed deputy state law Ihsan al-Awadi, that "the decisions of the Federal Court binding," he said in a statement the "morning" that the next meeting will take the form of orders of the judiciary, which is based on the Constitution, which illustrates the shape of the next meeting, "pointing out that" the court's decision and clear to cancel the open meeting and did not leave the door ajar in front of a constitutional vacuum and hence the future meetings will be open which is legal and everyone sticking to it, "and appealed to al-Awadi, all parties," the commitment of the statements that are in reality the supreme interest of the country because the current phase need to focus and attention to form the next government, which could achieve the ambition of the Iraqi people. "


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Going to close the doors on us...lol, now the media will have a hey day...