Tariq Harb: does not require the presence of everyone in the first session of parliament

by **chouchou** Sat 21 Jun 2014, 5:15 am

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Tariq Harb: does not require the presence of everyone in the first session of parliament

by chouchou Sat 21 Jun 2014, 5:15 am

{Baghdad: Euphrates News} said legal expert Tareq Harb on the permissibility of a parliament session in the absence of the first four of the House of Representatives for.
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He said the war in a statement received Euphrates News Agency {} copy of it on Saturday that "Article 23 of the Rules of Procedure of the House of Representatives held hearings Parliament quorum is achieved only for the parliament session in the presence of an absolute majority and this term means the presence of more than half of the number of members and as the number of 328 members of the 165 enough to attend the hearing in accordance with the rules of procedure. "

"The previous rule absolute unrestricted general is a private, comprehensive non-fragmented applied at the first session or the last session or any session other especially that the Constitution did not specify the required number of members for the meeting and this rule applies in the sessions and meetings of the council and parliamentary committees, both in Parliament Iraqi or parliaments of other countries unless there is otherwise no text but that this rule applied in all councils, associations and non-parliamentary bodies as well. "

He noted that he "happened like this in the parliamentary elections of 2010, when no court shall have the approval of the two winners who received their names in the lists and when legalized judicial and legal, where it was authenticated after it was held the meeting without their presence and without the presence of some of the winners of others since there is no prejudice to the constitutionality and legality of the meeting, some lagged to attend as long as the presence of a quorum of more than half. "

It is said that the Federal Court did not endorse the names of four of the winning candidates in the parliamentary Allantbat erected on the thirtieth of April.

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